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~ OUT OF s."

You won't need to use the blindfold test.
The proving grounds on Kalorama road
have taken out the element Of chance
and today you can buy q DICK MUIR
PLY WORD-OF-HONOR used car
with the same confidence you
would q new one. That's the
meaning of our 5-day free trial
plan and the guarantee in
writing. Pay US q visit,
sour time viii not be
wasted.
Word-of- Honor Used Cars to Fit
Every Purse and Purpose.
PRICED FROM SIS TO $1,s00.
See DICK MURPHY First,
1885 18th. 6O4 Fl St. NE.
1928 Kalorama Rd.
Continued on Next Page.)
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PAPERHANGING. painting and general
home Improvement. Special prices this
month. Rooms papered and pointed up. $!
lowest prices: pure lead and oil used ex-
elusively. :. We specialize in Textone WORK;
cash down. l to 8 years to pay. FIRST paw
Inent to begin in october. Home Decorators
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING = Make
vour own Selections I aim to please; no Job
tnn SMALL u D Cox. Atlantic 1883. 3.
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BEST BUYS IN THE CITY.
BARNES MOTORS.
Don't fail to see the following
cars before buying. as they will
please the most critical buyer and
guaranteed by a reliable house.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

upon inquiry. Corporate ORGANIZATION Co,
RIM: 205. Union Trust Bldg. National $500
GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES; excellent loca :
price, $4,000. Address BOX 3o7-X. Star once.
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PAPERING S rooms and 2-story hall. $50:
newest patterns. latest plastic paint textures;
paintinR Of all kinds. Adams 1926.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-01

ING. PAPERING, decorating; interior
Iterior. Harry A. Chorus & Co.. 30l1
re. NV. Phone Col. 1898. ccl7s
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PERSONAL.

TUTOR. SCHOOL; EXPERIENCED PUBIC
school teacher and normal school sraduate
Winter Individual attention for retarded
children. References. Address Box 4lo.V'
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Building Permits

J. Collett. boiler. 1868 Spring Hollow
road. $4,000.
T Griffith. boiler. Forty-third and
Hsugh. $500.
T. Griffith. boiler. Forty-third and
EEuah. IS O00
?, Peterman. dwelling. 1904 East Seven
tenth. 81. 500.
r. Peterman. dwelling and garage, airs
North Riley. 81. ZOO
,. Peternap, dwelling and garage. 2ls0
North Riley. Sl.700.
?. Peterman, dwelling ard garage, 1928
De Quincy. 81 700.
T Grinslaoe dwelling and garage.
1928 Winthrop. S2.7o0.
H. H. Pfeifer. station. s4I6 East Wash
r. L, BIidgss. dwelling and garage, sos
Hiatt 81 500.
". johnson. dwelling and garage. 2l21
United States Corrugated Fibre Box
Company. building. 1918 Martindale,
q. 4. Sanders. garage. 1906 BrOokside.
= Carton. rerOof. soOs North Capitol.
L L. Ttmmons. repair. 5o9 Marion. $500.
Indiana Bell Telephone Company. build
ing, STAT East Washington. Sos. 900.
It A. Caldwell. garage. 1886 Tallman.
o. Pierce. addition. 4s2 West Thirty
1Tsts s20o.
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Births


Jacob and Pearl Benham, 1922 Prospect.
Wilbur and Lois Mitch. 1910 East New
York.
Hermon and Mary Ethel Hunt. sos Lex
ington.
cents hospital.
Cietus and Ruby Warner. ST. Vincents
hospital
Bows
James and Mary Winter. 22o2 Roose-
welt.
NIncentS hospital.
Carl and Helen Rouse. St. vincent's
William and Lois Clause. St. vincent's
hospital
Wilmet and Alice Goodan. St. vincent's
hospital
Marshall and Marie Denny. 1889 East
Homer and Claude Jones. 1887 Column
b!s.
Never and Pauline Shapiro. Christian
hospital
Albert and Hazel Gibson. 1880 Astor.
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Deaths

John W. Bennett. 10, 1910 Fletcher, ar
teriosclerosis.
Fannie Bacon. ~, SIS Agnes, pulmonary
tuberculosis
oranse Young. sc, $40 Blake. mitral
StenoSlS-
Nora NJ. Dawson. A. city hospital, car
cinema.
Mayme Tate. s. Methodist hospital. myo-
csrGitis
Ella Elmer. s.. 25O2 West Michigan. peri
fcritis.
Albert W. Buchorn. 5. 4l6 North Key
stone. chronic nephTitiS.
James WILDER Spear, Is. Methodist hos
pital accidental.
Alta May Benner barrett. Sc, 1856 Stuart,
carcinoma.
Andrew J. CASTOR. 81. SOS North Belle
Vleu place. cerebral hemorrhage.
Anna Dels Swindler. 70. st. Vincent's
hospital accidental fall.
William walters. 60 PIP West New York,
pulmonary hemorrhage.
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FACTORIES LOSE
POWER DECISION
Refused Plan for Monthly
Charges, May Appeal.

Large power users here today are
considering the possibility Of an ap-
peal from the public service COM
mission order handed down late
Thursday denying their petition for
putting electric rate charges Of the
Indianapolis Power and Light Com
pany on monthly instead Of the
present yearly demand basis.
The order, written by Commits
sioner Howell Ellis and Of which
no copies we're available for the
press. based denial on the grounds
Of negligible benefits to the ma
jority Of power users in class ID"
and increased expenditures and loss
in revenues to the company.
Commissioner Frank Singleton
refused TO Join in the decision, but
tie other three members did.
The order pointed out that the
switch Of a monthly demand basis
would mean a revenue loss of
$40. 758 according to company and
commission figures and the gain to
ten Of the petitioners would be but
s1,700.
Albert E. SmolIenger. attorney for
the power users. stated that the
matter Of appeal will be discussed,
but he considered it unlikely that
the case will be taken into court.
Ellis left today for a hearing at
Vincennes and could not be reached
20 elaborate on his conclusions.
The petitioners included many Of
the leading manufacturers Of the
city. It was filed in the name of
the Leedy Manufacturing Company
and others.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as
having been stolen belong to:
Ray Smith, 155 west Twenty
third street. Ford coupe, from in
front of 155 West Twenty-third
street
Omar Coulter. 1876 West Twenty
seventh street. Chevrolet coupe,
1854. from Capitol avenue and
Ohio street.
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by
police belong to:
Captain Troy Leire, TT. Benjamin
Harrison. Essex coupe. 417-569 Ohio,
found on East Eleventh street. near
Delaware street.
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Hoover Invited Back Home

BV Inited Press
WEST BRANCH, Ia. June Iii
President and Mrs. Herbert Hoover
have been invited to come back to
the town of the Presidents birth
for its annual homecoming and
community picnic, Aug. IS.
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BEAT PAVING
Bill [
state Wins Court Fight on Highway
Ga IL

state Wins Court Fight on Highway
Cla Il.
Indianas highway commission
won a victory today when the ap-
pellate court reversed the decision
of the Marion county superior court
giving the Scott Construction Com
pany S67.842.76 as balance due on a
contract with the state for paving
between Shoals and West Baden.
In reversing the case, which was
appealed by the state through the
attorney generals Office, the high
court set out that the lower court
erred in refusing the motion of the
state to submit the facts and law
upon which the decision was based.
A new trial was ordered in the
lower court.
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Special Notices

REDUCING rapidly. safely; amazing re-
suits: relief for rheumatism neuritis
diabetes PARALYSIS. kidney trouble high
blood pressure. all forms blood trouble
Nature AID Mineral Baths. go z. Ohio
St. Room 300. Castle Hall Ii. 5000.
NEU REX SYsTEM-Make rusty and faded
cars look ike they had been rehnished-
11lz Harlem St. DR.. 49O7-W.
LETTERs-M ultigraphed. typed. addressed.
mailed reas.. ref. work guar. MRS.
MGUFF. 1915 Broadway. Ii 2l75.
COTTAGE BEAUTY SHO-334 villa; will
be closed for a short while, because of
sickness.
JOHNSON SHOES = $3.50
Mems work clothes. lls Virginia Ave
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The CITY
in Brief

A suspected ambidextrous base
ball player, who stole two right and
! left handed baseball gloves from the
automobile of Leslie Hutchinson,
r. r. L, New Palestine, Ind, while
he watched the Indians and Saints
play at Washington park Thursday,
was sought by police today. A bat
and ball also were taken.
Alvin Carey, 10 months old, 716
North New Jersey street, is recover
ing in city hospital today from bites
by a dog owned by George Mitchell,
| 7l2 North New Jersey street,
Thursday. Mitchell was ordered to
keep the dog under observation for
ten days.
Annual golf tournament of the
! Indianapolis Building Congress was
| held this afternoon at the Avalon
/ Country club, followed at 7 this
evening by dinner in the clubhouse.
Mayor L. Ert Slack was to be the
guest of honor
As the winner in a national sub
scription contest sponsored by the
Christian Endeavor World, Robert
Ditsler, 18, years old, 118 Tecumseh
street will receive a free trip to the
international convention OF Chris
| tan Endeavor societies in Kansas
City, Mo, July to 8. The con-
vention will be followed by a trip
through Yellowstone National Park.
The Rev. Fred F. BOswOrtil,
evangelist, will open a series OF re-
vival services Sunday at Cadle Tab
ernacle. The opening service will be
at 3 D. m. and the others at 7:3O
.. m. each evening except Monday
1t is the third time he has visited
/ indianapolis. Floyd B. Johnson Will
direct the choir.
Professor Ben III. Petty of the
Purdue university school OF engln-
eering, discussed road building to-
day at the indianapolis Exchange
Club luncheon in the Lincoln today
James B. Shoemaker, 10, of 831
South Senate avenue, returned from
Louisville. KY, Thursday, today
faced charges of vehicle taking. He
is alleged to have stolen an auto
mobile belonging to Walter Black
well. 81 North Pine street, May II.
Jasper Gillian. 40, of 543 West
Twenty-fifth street is recovering to-
gay in city hospital from injuries
sustained when he was thrown from
his automobile as it collided with
the car of Robert Snodgrass, %, OF
I140 UdeII street, at Shriver avenue
and Twenty street late
Thursday night.
a voluntary bankruptcy petition
was filed in federal court today by
JOAN Farmakis, operator of a res
taurant at TAO East Washington
street. listing S1,684 liabilities and
/ $3.50 assets.
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BILL IS ON CRIMES
Seven Persons Charged With We
hicle Taking.

Fourteen affldavits, charging fif-
teen persons with violation of Grim
inal laws, were on file in criminal
court today Seven persons were
charged with vehicle taking while
others we're named on liquor law,
grand larceny and embezzlement
allegations.
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Death Notices

COOPER, OSA L, - Beloved husband OF
Alice Cooper, father of Margaret and Elmo
Cooper. departed this life Thursday,
June 90 p. m; age "a years. Funeral
Sherman drive, 2:30 p. m. Burial Belle
fontaine. Ohio. Friends invited Funeral
party viii leave Union Station at p. m,
under the direction OF MOORE & KIRK.
HANSON. CHARLOTTE A-Wife of Charles
W. Hanson and mother of Alpha George
and Robert Hanson and Mrs. Frank z.
Sherer, passed away Thursday evening 1t
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Sherer,
2025 N. New Jersey st. Funeral Monday,
June "a, 10 a. m, at the above address.
KILLINGER, MARY FRANCES Beloved
Donovan Killinger, sister OF John and
George Jr., died at the residence. 1922 n.
Pennsylvania. Thursday morning. Flu
neral Saturday: June q, $50 q. m. at
Cathedral. Burial Holy Cross cemetery.
Friends invited.
RUSHTON MARY beloved wife OF
Allen c. Rushton. mother of Frank. Steve.
William, Helen Rushton and Mrs. Her
bert Nalley and the late Mrs. Anna NJ.
LOvett. passed away Thursday, June 20.
at residence. 522 Sanders St. Funeral
saturday, June %, GAS a, m, at resi-
l0:l5 a. m. Burial St. Joseph's cemetery.
Friends invited Deceased was member OF
Christian Mothers Society OF Sacred
Heart
TATE. MADGE WOOD-Wife Of DR.. H c.
Tate. sister of Mrs. Nora May Wood Bar
Windfall. Ind. died Thursday morning,
June 90. at the Methodist hospital. Flu
neral at Upton, Ind, Saturday. June %
F r. 4fi2iS FT Bn6HHN2ZN f MoR4AR 9e
Indianapolis Saturday from 2 to p. m.
Cremation following.
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Legal Notices
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF COLA
ERAL TRUST GOLD NOTES


ERAL TRUST GOLD NOTES
OF
NORTH CENTRAL SECURITIES COMPANY
NOTICE is HERBY GIVEN that the
Fletcher American National Bank OF In
dianapohs. as trustee. under a certain
Collateral Trust Agreement dated Oct; 1.
1926 between North Central Securities
Company and said trustee. will redeem in
full all of the two hundred thousand dol
lars 1920. 0O0l face value of collateral
trust notes of the North Central Secur-
tiles Company, Series 1929, secured under
the terms of said Cola teral Trust Agree
ment. on the ist day of July, 1929 being
the first bushes day following the 30th
day of June. which is Sunday. said Both
day Of June being the next interest pay
ing date for said notes
The trustees will pay the redemption OF
all of said notes the face value thereof
plus all accrued and unpaid interest up
to June 30, 1929. No interest will accrue
after June 80. 1929 and all holders of any
of said notes 7re hereby notified to pre-
sent the same for payment at the Trust
Department of the Fletcher American Ma
tional Bank of Indianapolis. corner Penn
SyIYania and Market streets, 1ndianapo-
lis. Indiana. on the LIST day OF July. 1929.
THE FLETCHER AMERICAN NATIONAL
BANK OF INDIANAPOLIS, TRUSTEE
UNDER THE AFORESAID COLLAT
ERAL TRUST AGREEMENT DATED
OCTOBER l. 1926.
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Telephone US
for Money

We make loans on personal prop-
erty to pay any or all of your bills
and let you pay us in small month";
ly payments.
We re1nance automobiles and re-
duce your payments
Our loans confidential-no embar"
RAISING investigation.
1919 of interest refunded for
payment according to your
contract.
You can insure your payments
against sickness with our company.
Call us and have that money
you need in 4 HOURS.
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Store-Omce Supplies

REBUILT BUTCHERS COOLERS - And
counters. at exceptional prices to reduce
our stock.
221 e, MARYLAND. Ii. 1893
See the wonderful new number "a
Butcher Roy Refrigerator Counter dis
plaved on our floor.
TYPEWRITER-A ". /. Co. grade and
new portables; all mak!s. See the new
model Remington portable Rentals. serv-
ice and supplies. AMERICAN WRITING
MACHINE CO.. 1877 N. Meridian St.. Board
Of Trade Bldg. Il. 1922
DESKS Sanitary roll top: oak, with chair,
good condition. Ia. 1928.
SPECIAL RENTAL RATES1s2.50 and up
WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER co. s42
Consolidated Bldg. II. 47l2.
CALL US-For rebuilt typewriters also re-
pairing KING TYPEWRITER Elk. 20o
Mass. Ave. Ii. e47O
rebuilt; bargain. KING TYPEWRITER
Elk. 205 Mass. Ave. Ii $40.
sCALEs-5O0O Dormant, 4ax4s platform
INDIANAPOLIS SCALE CO.. $40 z Wash
ington st.
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Instructions
Business Announcements

PIANO-And voice lessons: 81; gradua
teachers at III Pembroke Arcade. Ii. or
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Storage and Transfer

MO V INN.
Tell Us
Now
Thousands of telephones must be
relocated this spring. Advance notice
Sfryg plans y0 W R naP Us ioc 90
quickly as possible Ri ley 1851.
INDIANA BELL
TELEPHONE co.
Miscellaneous for Sale
CHILD's BED-walnut; excellent cond.;
very reas. 1905 lockwood. Ave. Wa. 1920
good condition; $3.50. Oh. 1852.
BED AND SPRINGS : Table. chifforobe,
lamp. Call after p. m. Wa. 1853.
BEDROOM SUITES pieces; genuine wal
nut veneer; comp. with springs and mat
200 S. MERIDIAN
BOTTLES
Home Bottle Supplies
Sagalowsky Bottle Co.
Ri. 71o4 COS S. Capitol ave.
BREAKFAST SET-S12.20; dayeno, $3.50;
library table, $3.50; dining table: congo
leum 40c 50. Yd. 1912 S. Meridian.
Breakfast set: decorated; s11.95.
200 S. MERIDIAN
CASE sTANDs-Type, rollers, ink. etc.
Inciana Printers supply Co. Ii lilo.
DINING-ROOM sUITF-8-pcs.; rockers:
cheap: 1927 n. Cap1to! ave.
DINING ROOM-Slighty used, $85; rugs,
3-pc. living room complete; bedroom. 2428
N. Meridian st.
DINING ROOM SUITE-7 pieces. Oak fold
ing bed. very cheap. 324 E. 18th St.
F s7SS Rps a g. cR RoS so black walnut
FENCE POsTs-White cedar, 35c; red
cedar CSC. Anything in lumber. FEREE-
CASE LUMBER CO. State and De Loss.
FURNITURE-5 rms. of good. clean; cheap;
privilege Of renting apt. RI. 6254
GAS RANGE-Splendid condition; real
GAS, RANGES & OIL sTOVEs-16 used.
real bargains. 648 E. Wash. ST.
OOSEBERRIES-60c A GALLON.
32l5 N. oLNEY.
HOOVER swEEPER.aLike rev, $40. TAT
ICE 6ond PoS SosB for s si e. s9S 1851 pop good
ICE BOXEs-Illinois; highest capacity rs
pounds: eXcenent, cond.. cheap. l27 W
or camp. Call Ch. 2435-M
Law MOWER-Ban bearing; good condi-
ton; very reas. Ri. 5o86.
LIVING ROOM sUITEBeautiful walnut
dining room suite. 9 pieces; good rugs,
throw rugs. 2 beds, porch set lots of
small thing; this goods must be sold by
Monday. Make an offer. 1919 N. Della
ware. Ha. 1897.
PLASTER BOARD = So hundred TT: de-
nyered. Anything in lumber Ferree-Case
Lumber Co.. State and Deloss.
REFRIGERATOR kitcaen tables, gas
plates. Ia. 0445
RUG-9x12: like new $3.50
200 S. MERIDIAN
SINGER SEWING MACHINES
ELECTRIC drop heads. repair all makes.
l26 W. WASHINGTON. RI. 9719.
STOCK AND DIES-H inch to 2-inch:
good condition: real barg Oh. 4433.
SUITS, mems summer, sizes 40: sx12
used rug: 14-inch flower vases; / pr.
portiers. ~ w. 9th St.
TYPEWRITER-Remin gas stove
wool dress, size SO; real bar. Be. 3774-M
USED WASHER@Rebuilt and guaranteed:
payments. Electric Appliance Clearing
House Oh. 0852.
ELECTRIC wASHER-A good machine, at
very low price. 17o2 N. Alabama st. Ia.
5079. after 6 p. N
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BUILDING BY CONTRADICTIONS. ga
RACES, etc, repairing on same: estimates,
permits. U. L. NOEL Ii. 4l38. ll40 Park.
BATHROOM-CompIe SO: plum inR and
heating installed. Rsas. Ia. 4o57.
FEATHERS-Bo Bought sold and renovated:
feather mattresses. pillows made TO oIder
F E Burke. 4l6 Mass Ave. Ri. $685.
GENERAL SEWER WORK-In UNDERTOOK
cellars. Ha. 4504-R.
HOME BUHDING-And repairing euaran-
tee. 10 TO 20ee saving Oh 0578.
PAINTING-Int. ext. best material and
workmanship. VIII Higgins, Ri. 6213.
PAINTING-Interior and exterior; best
mate. and wkmnship O'Neal. DR.. 2884-M.
PAINTING-Cleanlng; Int. Ext; spraying
easements. Ii. BIB.
PAPER HANGING
Call after p. m. Ii. 97l6.
5APER- CLEANED--NO ROOM OVER 81.
PAPER-Furnished & hung 50 room. up;
cling. painting: work guar. Eu. 1888
PAPER MISUNDERSTANDING free. 1929
samples. FRANK JACKSON. Oh. zoos.
PAPER HANGING Painting. plastering.
general repair work. Oh. 0469
PAPER HANGING-And interior decorat-
ing. Be. 26l1-W.
PAPER HANGING-Cieaning and painting;
high-class work. Oh. 05l2.
PAPER CLEANING-Hanging: cleaning Of
all kinds, painting. JONES, IA. 11of-W.
LING-Repairing. cd. work. reas.
NORTH SIDE LUMBER co. Hu. 1886.
RUGS-9x12; thoroughly cleaned; special
price S1.50 for 10 days. Guarantee Rug
Cleaners. DR.. 3098
RUGS CLEANED-9X12. $3.50. Call for
del; 10-da spec. Kemer Rug Co. On. 5336.
WALL PAPER-Removed by steam; save
time and money. TANNER. Ri. 1912.
WALL PAPER CLEANED-sI per room; all
work guaranteed. Oh. 2661-J.
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A voluntary bankruptcy petition
was filed in federal court today by
john Farmakis, operator of a res
taurant at 742 East Washington
street. listing $1,684 liabilities and
$3.50 assets
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Professor Ben II. Petty, of the
Purdue university school Of engin-
eering, discussed road building to-
day at the indianapolis Exchange
Club luncheon in the Lincoln today.
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Business Property for Sale

BRICK BUILDING storerooms; west side;
good location; excellent condition; will
sell very reasonable. Call DR.. $3.50.
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Pets and Live Stock


Pets and Live Stock
BoARDING-clipping. bathing, plucking.
dog Give your pet real vacation IN
our fresh air kennels. Toy dogs kept in
'' DIR. J. c. VANCE. .
9O4O Baltimore. Oh. $500.
PEKINGESE AT STUD
Ching Chong, the dog with the, the Tepu dSd
large. filters, with broad nat heaoS ana
5 5SS iBsREsoADwAY. HU. 5ls5.
BOSTON TERRIER
BROOD MATRON; 2 YRS. OLD; bred,
bargain; don't overlook this if you want
g88SGs8 B 80g Hu. 51s5.
BREED YOUR SILVER FOX does to a
pedigreed Silver Fox: also Chlnch1Ila
bucks and bred does; reas. prices. DR..
0287
BABY CHICKs-Now $40 per hundred;
weeks brooder chicks $40 1907 ducks.
-''' 80 Bo!YER1s HATCHERY. 800
"a N Delaware. Ri. $40.
DOG-Donerman Pinscher, pedigreed; eligi-
bic for registration; mo. old female;
house broken; brown tan; $50. He. 1852.
GENUINE CINNAMON-Young roller sing
ers; reg. stock. IFS N. East. Ii. 0861
CANARIES-Mated, setting; mating, small
cages cheap. 140212 S. East. Dr.. 1920.
POLICE. PUP-Full blooded; $40. 5000
E. Tenth. II 2019-M
GUINEA PIGS-Carefully. selected; line
bred soc and up. 1919 Blaine Ave.
G bro6dfas cage. PAL 82 iEn' 9S-S, new
CLOSING OUT-First-class chow kennels
at sacrifice prices. II. 4378 RI.
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James B. Shoemaker, 10, of 831
South Senate avenue, returned from
Louisville, KY. Thursday, today
faced charges of vehicle taking. He
is alleged to have stolen an auto
mobile belonging to Walter Black
well. 81 North Pine street, May II.
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Situations Wanted Fen,aie

EXPERIENCED DEMONSTRATORS of
references. Kindly call Wa. 0934. after
6 p. m. or address Box D-123. care Times.
RELIABLE COLORED GIRL-Dishwashin
by week. DR.. 3627-R.
RELIABLE WOMAN-Part day work, or
will care for children; ref Oh. 1885.
LAUNDRY WORK-By the day: best ref
erence. Ha. 0151M
MEMS WAsHING-To bring home. Called
for and delivered. Ha. 1919
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TWO BRAND NEW Enthusiastically dam
aged; cheap; septic tanks installed; s25;
electric pumps etc.
Indianapolis Plumbing and Supply CO:
III N. Alabama ST Ii. 5788.
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Radio and Equipment
Coal and Wood

GREBE RADIO-In excellent conditi
Priced TO sell. Ri 920S.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-21

ALABAMA. N. 1l07-Apt. 3; air and light;
no other roomers. Ii. SAG
ASHLAND. lS30-Pleasart sleeping room;
reasonable. He. 4044.
BELLEFONTAINE. 2827-Good home. meals
opt; gent; gar. reason. He. 5507.
BROADWAY. 252s-Large airy room: l or
people. He. 1870.
CENTRAL, IIS2-Modern Turn. rm.. gentle
men. Close IN. II. $3.50.
CEgTPAL. I446-Nice. cool. front nm;
modern: gntlemen preferred. Ii. 95o4.
CLINTON HOTELS Virginia Ave. nice.
clean. cool rms; reasonable rates.
pREXEL ARMS-730 N. H.: desirable out
side rooms; 81. week up. II. 1921.
EAST. N, 842-Front room modern;
suitable for 2.
GRANT. N. l02-Large east front room;
suitable for .: hot water. II. 1859.
HAMILTON. n, 645-Nicely furn. rn.; new
mod home; 81; garage. Cherry 2665-W.
ILLINOIS. N. l9l5-Nicely furnished mod
ern nm; suitable for ?; 81.
KENwOOD. 3006-Nice cool rm.; modern
home; reas. Ha. 42l3-W.
KENWOOD, 3461-Loyely bedroom; pri-
yate res; twin beds; gar, IA. 3729-R.