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N. g. c. RED NETWoRk-JuIy 10.


NJ. 8. c. RED NETWoRk-JuIy 10.
lal15 a. m. Radio Household Institute.
$50 r. m La Touraine Concert.
TO p. m. Happy Wonder Bakers.
500 p. m. Ipana Trouhadours.
$50 p. m Pamolve Hour.
n 8. c. BLUE NETWORK
100 p. m. Montgomery Ward Hour.
lis D. M q. S. Dept. of Agriculture
LEO p. m. MONTGOMERY Ward Hour.
Gas p. IN. Political Situation in Wash
ington
i:oa +. m. Yeast Foamers.
100 p. m. -Sylyana Foresters.
500 y. m. Flt Soldiers
600 p. m. A B A Voyagers.
$50 p. m. Stromberg Carlson.
1000 .. m. Chancellor Dance Orchestra
COLUMBIA SYSTEM
100 a. m Radio Home Makers. Ida Bal
ley Allen.
1870 a m. Radio Home Makers. Ida Bal
ley Allen.
500 3. m. Hank Simmons Show Boat
900 p. m Van Heusen Program.
$50 p. m La Palma Smoker.
1000 p m. holster Radio Hour.
1870 p, m. Kansas~EHefickers
N. 8. c. RED NETWORK--July II.
i0sI5 a. m Radio Household Institute.
G:3n p. m Coward Comfort Hour.
7.30 D. m. Hoover sentines.
800 p. m. seiberling Singers.
600 o. m. Halsey Stuart Hour.
N. 3. c. BLUE NETWORK
100 D m Montgomery Ward Hour.
lis D. M u. S. Dept. of Agriculture.
80 .. m Montgomery Ward Hour.
800 D m. Grennan Cake Club.
7:00 p. m. Lehn and Fink Serenade.
500 D. m. Veedo Hour
$50 p. m Maxwell House Concert.
$3.50 b. m. Libby, Mcneil & Libby
COLUMBIA SYSTEM
IL: 90 a. m. Radio Home Makers, Ida Bal
ley Allen
IL 80 a. m Du Barry Beauty Talk.
2:i5 D. m. Theronod Health Talk
7.30 p. m Nickel Cinco- Paters tkrue-
ger orchestra).
800 p. m. Arabesque.
$50 p. m U. s. Marine Band
$50 p. m. Sonora Hour
1000 3. m. The George Olsen Hour.
N. g. c. RED NETWORk-July IL.
1915 a. m. Radio Household Institute.
$50 D. m Raybestos.
100 p. m. Cities Service.
500 p. m. An Evening in Paris.
$50 .. m Schraedertown Brass Band.
N. 8. c. BLUE NETWORK
LOO .. m Montgomery Ward Hour.
l:i5 p. m. u. s. Dept. of Agriculture.
100 p. m. Montgomery Ward Hour.
6.l5 p. m. Squibbs Health Talk.
$50 p m Dixie Circus.
200 p. m Triad Mfg. Company.
7.90 p. m Armstrong Quakers.
800 D. m. interviewer.
$50 D. m. Philco Hour.
1000 p. m. Skelodians
COLUMBIA SYSTEM
Ii 90 a. m. Radio Home Makers, Ida Bal
ley Allen.
1900 m. Radio Home Bazaar.
500 D. m. Story in Song.
$50 p M Then and Now.
900 D m. True Story Hour.
1000 D. m. Kodak Hour.
1890 p. m Doc West.
/ Hoo D. m. Emma Jettick Melodies.
N. q. c. RED NETWoRk--July 10.
1915 A. m. Radio Household Institute.
6.l5 .. m. Universal Safety Series.
500 D. m General Electric.
900 D. m. Lucky Strike,
N. B. Z. BLUE. NETWORK
$50 p. m. r. c. A. Demonstration Hour.
$50 p. m. Gold Spot Orchestra.
COLUMBIA SYSTEM
IL 100 a. m. Radio Home Makers. Ida Bal
ley Allen
$50 p. m. Temple of the Air tMusical
100 IN. National Forum. Washington.
II N :, m GpnrUa DIspn AI1aIc
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Erudite

"Can you spell calg' we asked OF
the little Boston boy.
Yes, sir, and can do comic Sec
tions."
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By ELMO SCOTT WATSON

\ JUNE - some 2Fl yauna men
gathered In the Die gymnasium ut
the United Suites Military academy
al Wesi Int. N. J.. there to re-
ceive from the hands Of repre-
sentative of the secretary OF WIN and
Maj. Gen. William K. Smith, super
lntendeai OF the academy, their
diplomas of graduation. And thereby
was added TO the rolls of the United
States army the names Of 299 of
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rIEADINCe.---
RADIO PROGRAMS

trime given II Eastern standard:
subtract one hour for Central aud TWO
hours for Mountain time.l
N. 8. C. RED NETWoRk-July 7.
800 p m pr s Parks Cadman.
6.So . m. Mai Rowes Family Party.
sis p. m. Atwater Kent.
9:f5 p IN. Seth Parker
NJ 3. c. BLUE NETWORK
LOO m roxy Stroll
2.eq p. m. Young Peoples Conference.
$50 m. Mckinney Musicians
4.ae r m pr Harry Emerson Fosdiek
30 u IN Nhttal Anglo Persians.
to III. Emma Jettiek Melodies.
g.i5 p m Opera Hour
COLUMBIA SYSTEM
SEQ p m Tie Raliad Hour.
4pV III Cathedral Hour tReligous
musical servieel.
$50 o. III. Sermon by Rev. Donald Grey
Farmhouse
Loo IN. Howard Fashion Plates.
s:e9 IN IN Palma Hour
ss5n III sonatron Program.
goo y. NJ Majestic 1heuter OF the Air.
ia.oo p N pe Forest Hour
l0.Se y. m Around the samovar.
N. g. C. RED NETWoRK-Juy 8.
lo:Ia a. M Radio Household Institute
I'm .. III. Nolee Of tsrestone
80 u NJ A 4 L Gypsies
$50 D. m General Motors Family Party.
90 y. m Empire Bniders.
i0s0U .. IN. Grand opera Hour.
n. G. c. BLUE NETWORK
~ p. III. Montgomery Ward Hour.
lii .. III. L. 5. Dept. OF Agriculture.
$50 y. m. Montgomery Ward Hour.
$50 =. IN. ROXY and Ills Gang.
"a .. ~ White House Coffee.
500 .. nj Edison Recorders.
COLUMBIA SYSTEM
100 4 III. Uncle Don tchildren's pro-
gram
500 . III. Musical yignettcs
$50 p. III. Coco Couriefs tMusical pro-
gram.
800 u. IN. Physical Culture Magazine Hr.
$50 p. m vitaphone Jubilee Hour.
19:pa p, III. Robert Burns Panatelas.
1890 D, m. Night club Romance
N. 8. c. RED NETWoRk-JuIy 9.
1915 a M Radio Household Institute.
so p. NJ soeonyland Sketches.
! 81 p. III. fTupfTytactir.
500 4. m. Eveready Hour.
900 p. m CIlcauot Club.
-. =. Z. BLUE NE WORK
$50 a. m Dueo Decorators.
loo D. M. Montgomery Ward Hour.
Ills r m. L. s. Dept of Agriculture.
l:s0 p. m. Montgomery Ward Hour.
55.s (: n E HIEfsi2is! ~ I Hasa,
$50 p. m Dutch Masters Minstrels
900 y. m. WILLIAMS Qil-0-MatIcs.
$50 p. m. Freed 0rchestradians.
COLUMBIA SYSTEM
1870 a. m. jewel Radio Hour.
ll.to d. M. Radio Home Makers. Ida. Bal
ley Allen.
500 p. m. Frederic William Vile fPolit-
ical situation In Washington)
Sis p. m Y. S. Navy Band.
900 y. m. Old Gold-Paul Whiteman Fir.
l0.oO p. N. Curtis Institute OF Music Pro-
gram.
HOO, p. m, Curtiss Candy Hour-Lom-
bardo's Orchestra.
NJ n C. RED NETWOHK-JuIy 10.
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MakesLite
SaUeeteyr

Too much to eat-too rich diet
or TOO much smoking. Lots of things
cause sour stomach, but one thing can
correct 1t quickly. Phillips Milk of
Magnesa will alkalinlze the acid.
Take spoonful of this pleasant
preparation, and the system Is soon
sweetened.
Phillips Is always ready to relieve
distress from oNer.eating. TO check all
aciditv; or neutralize nicotine. Re
member this for your own comfort;
for the sake of those around you.
Endorsed by physicians, but they al
ways say Phillips. Don't buy some
thing else and expect the same re-
suits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-25
POINT TO POINT
RADIO SERVICE
TO Be TESTED
Private Stations Seek to
Keep Right to Broadcast
to Each Other.
BY LEO r. SACK
Times STAFF Correspondent


WASHINGTON. June 25.-The
authority Of the federal radio com
mission 70 reguIate and restrain q
private point to point radio service
will be tested in the District Of Co.
lumbia court Of appeals in a suit
which may set a precedent for
future regulation Of this means Of
communication.
The By-Products Coal Company
Of Bypro,. Ky, and the Burton Coal
Company Of Cleveland, having
working arrangement. have since
September. 1924, operated radio sta
tons WIG at Bypro and VIII at
Cleveland.
The federal radio commission a
month ago ordered that public in
terest. convenience and necessity,
was not being served thru the point
to point broadcast system and re-
fused to renew the station licenses.
The two companies argue that the
character Of the country between
Bypro and Cleveland is such that
maintenance Of communication by
other means than radio is extreme
~ difficult and at times impossible.
They contend that the radio fur
nisheS the only meansof controlling
the output Of q group Of mines near
Bypro and that without the radio
the entire community located at
Bypro will be at times completely
isolated from the rest Of the world
and at other times communication
facilities will be extremely limited
and inadequate
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-25
Legal Notices

LEGAL NOTICE
The Board Of Trustees of the Central
STATE Hospital viii receive sealed pro-
posals until Friday. June g. at 10 a. m,
for furnishing supplies for the month of
July 1929. Estimate book Will he. on file
q { Room l47, State House from and after
Monday June "a. 1929.
BY ORDER OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
coNGRETE YAL63 An , ARSENAL
REPAIRS AT MANUAL TRAINING
HIGH SCHOOL.
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
VIII be received until the hour OF 500
o'clock p. m; Tuesday. July 9; 1929, at
the Office Of the Board Of School Com.lls-
stoners of the city of Indianapolis Tor
concrete walks at Arsenal Technical
schools. 1900 East Michigan it~eet. IN
diana polls al according 10 specifications
prepared by the Baord OF School Com
At The same time and place sealed bias
viii be received for repairs to engine NO
st the Emmerich Manual Training high
school. 50l-549 South Merlt'4n street. &C
cording TO specifications prepared Oy the
Board of School Commissioners,
Specifications may be obtained by
those desiring to bid upon application at
the Office Of the business director. loO
North Meridian street. indianapolis, IN
blank fozm No. &C. prescribed by the n
diana- State Board Of Accounts. which
form Will be furnished oy ne board.
The right is reserved 70 relect any
and al bids and to refrain from accept
more than fifteen l5l DAYS from The
date OF opening OF pidS. 5000 800 --, g.
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
BY c. c. YORK, Business Director.
Indianapolis. Indiana.
,Ture IA 1929
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LARGE HOTEL CHAINS
REPORTED IN MERGER
Bownan-Biltmore and United Sys7

BoWman-Biltmore and United Sys7
tens Operate 10000 Rooms.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. June 25.-A merger
Of two of the largest hotel systems
in the United States, the Bowman
Biltmore chain and the United
Hotels Company, was reliably re-
ported impending today. The deal.
which will combine total assets OF
about S75.OOO0O0. and provide 10000
guest rooms, involves thirty-five
hotels.
The famous BOwman-BilunOre
hotels in New York City. the Bit
more, Commodore. Murray Hill and
Belmont, and the noted United
hotel here the Roosevelt, viii come
under single management.
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FRANK TiNNEY TO TRY
COMEBACK ON STAGE
Comedian Will Be Entertainer in
Atlantic City Cabaret.

PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. June Is
Frank Tinney, whose name famed
in the bright lights of Broadway's
theatrical signs until his break
down two years ago in Detroit, to-
day prepared for the first public
step in his comeback" appear
ances this summer at an Atlantic
City cabaret
Tinney's friends give most credit
for the comedians comeback to
Eddie Gassaday, former minstrel
singer with Tinney years ago. and
Professor Edwin BWket TWitmyer,
who has a speech clinic in connec-
ton with his psychological work at
the University of Pennsylvania.
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Death Notices

DALEY. REV. BENJAMIN F:-Passed
away Sunday afternoon, June Is; 81 ms
home 279 5. Ritter ave tuneFa4 S SLnlSe
al the DoWney Avenue Christian CnuTch
m wednesday, June 20. Friends IN
vited Burial Memorial Park frlenqS
wishing to see Mr.. Daley may can al me
home after Tuesday noon, as ne easNeI
will not be opened at the chlrch.
GIBSON FITEN-tNee O'Netln; died Tues
dsv. June IS. al the home OF her oaugn-
ter Mrs Ralph Murphy. - :. DeaIooIh
st. beloved mother OF Mrs. haIpn Mut
phy. Mrs. Robert Barnes, MIS-. EcWaTd
borev. lawrence and James O'NeIH.
Funeral from the home OF MIS- 6SIheS;,
1910 West 34th St. Friday. June Is. as
SIS q N Services Holy Cross church;
3 a. m Mrs. Gibson was a member Of
DIVISION No / Ladies Auxiliary a. O. h
Friends invited.
MCCORMACK, RAYMOND beloved son
OF Nj. and Mrs. Davis McCoImack ana .
brother Of Mrs. Daisy Tignor. Georgia 3.
and Clarence Mccormack. departed tnlS
life Sunday. June 23 age IS years FuneraI
Wednesday. June %, az residence, 20 =
ceneterv. Friends invited. Friends NAV
view remains at the MOORE q hIhh
FUNERAL HOME. 1880 Station St, IN
IL Tuesday. ?. n.
SCHULTZ, AUGUSI-IDieS June p at ms Is
wears Father Of Herman. Ernest ana
Charles Schultz and Mrs. W. NJ, hAnse;
ST. Funeral Wednesday June ~; al :
O'Clock az the residence and al z.SU ?. N
at the Enmaus Lutheran Cchurch, corner
Laurel and orange streets. Friends IN
viteo. Burial at Concoroia ceneLsIl-
ULLRICH. MYRTLE-Beloved wife Of Fred
Ullrich and daughter Of George ana MOL
lie Schaeffer and sister Of Raymond ana
George Schaeffer. died at her late resi-
esnce at Waukegan, III. Remains WI! az
I'VE IN city at ; p. n. IueS9aS' w sI *
St. J. J. BLACKWELL & SON IN charge
Funeral notice later.
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Houses for Rent

CAPITOL, N. ACCESSIBILITY modern: ga
rage, 2 weeks free. Ia. 1912, Ia ASIA.
CAPITAL. N. 3642-5-room, 2-story.
thoroughly modern; only $50. Ii. 362l.
CAROLINE. 4509-4-room. = double; gar.
Sl2 so. Inquire Ash Caroline
HIATT I425-4-room semi-mod. cottage.
water paid; s23. he. $3.50. Be. 1912.
HOUSTON. 2008-5 rooms; newly decor
ated; gas. ELECTRIC. lights, toilet, garage;
water paid. Ii. 38l4.
MICHIGAN E. 36l4-New 4-room brick.
mod. blIiit-in bed, garage. s45. On. 0583
NEW JERSEY. N, 1856 rooms. front
porch; garage; modern. Ia. Z963.
OAK 5968-Irvipgton: 5-room modern
double. near bus, school, s32 50. L. 0557-J.
OHIO. E. follower duplex. mod, 5
rms. newly dec. gar, hardwood is: $50
OLNEY, 2848-New large rms, modern
double reas. Ri 4749
water paid near car. sic. .Hu. 1858.
SHELBY. 2360-Near Carried Park. strictly
mod. 6-rm double. $50. Or. 5075.
ST. CLAIR. E.. l120-Dou5le. 9 rms; mod;
ga; excl cor. Kroger pit; SZI20. wa. pa
25TH. E. 727-6 rms. modern; redeco.; new
hardwood frs, College car; SO. Ha. 1865:
E 18th ST. 4018-20-Four .roome, semi
modern; almost new: s12.50 RI. 577l
HALF-Of convenient small double with
garage; on Calhoun St. near Shelby St
Forbes-Hubard Lumber Co, Dr. ZOO.
NEAT COTTAGE-New paint and paper;
large yard; Sl4. CRUISE, i28 n. Delaware.
GRIN MODERN-Corner lot large yard;
hrSt-cIass conC. Rcas. Ia. 1928.
COLORED-5 rrl.. semi modern. garage;
reduced rent. Ri. 1857. Evenings.
IDEAL PLACE
23rd, E. SIT. newly decorated, mod,
5-rm duplex. garage. lower S45 upper
$40 Ii. 1891 or Ia 1910. Ri 7772 ewes
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Help Wanted Mole
Statesmen

between 80 and As years old who are
ambitious TO increase their earnings, Who
realize that big pay checks result from
earnest. conscientious work.
We manufacture merchandising equip
ment. sold direct to retail merchants, on
time payment basis.
Must have had sales experience Of at
travel, own 2 car. have q clean record,
best of references and able to furnish
we give you permanent. exclusive
territory, give you all leads and bust
ness coming from your territory.
We paw salary Big earnings are de-
rived from bonus arrangement on sales
and collections
Call M Beasley Hotel Severin Ii.
1871 Tuesday or Wednesday, June Is and
Is, 9 a. m. to p. m
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Rooms for Rent
ASHLAND. l82o-pleasant sleeping roof

ASHLAND. ls30-PIeasant sleeping room.
reasonable. re. 4o44.
| BELLEFONIAINE. 2827-Good home. meals
| opt. gent: gar: reason He. 2507.
BROADWAY. 2528-Large airy I'm, gentle
men pref He. 1870.
pr private home. wa. iin-M
CENTRAL, Il32-Modern lurn. rm.. gentle
men. Close in. Ii. $3.50.
GENITAL, I206-N1cely furnished roomi
CENTRAL AVE--Good room, modern;
private home, privileges. Wa 2l22,
CENTRAL. 2332-Cool front room; new
furnishings: garage optional He 1888.
CLINTON EOTEL-29 Virginia Ave. nice,
clean. cool rms; reasonable rates
DREXEL ARNfS-730 N III; desirable out
side rooms. 81 week up Il 262l.
EAST, n: 842-Front room; modern
GRANT NJ I03-LaTgg east front room:
suitable for ?; hot water. II. 1893.
HAMILTON. N, 645-Nlcely furn. nm; new
mod. home, 81. garage. Cherry 2565-W.
HOOSIER INN, 44O MASS-NICE. CLEAN,
COOL. MOD. RMS. REASONABLE.
ILLINOIS, n. I9l5-Beautifully furnished.
large. front. modern. S..
KENWOOD, 30o8-Nice cool rm.; modern
home; reas. Ha. 4213-W.
MERIDIAN N. 1203-Cool rooms, next
bath, hot water, reasonable. RI. CLIO.
NEW JERSEY. n. 10I5-Pleasant, front
I'm: pri- home. So. 50. walking distance.
NEW JERSEY. N. 1I04-Large. cool room;
plenty hot water; or 2 II. 2709.
NEW JERSEY n. 7I1-Han bedroom, very
cheap modern walking distance.
NEW YORK, T., 3122-Nlce. cool, front
rm., suitable for 2: modern. Oh. 1858.
NORTH. e. 426-No. 19: nice room. down
town. walking distance RI. 1901.
OHIO HOTEL l28l2 Z. OHI0-Clean, airy
rms, plenty hot water, reas. rates.
TALBOT. N. l819-Large delightfully."- cool.
newly decorated. Reas. ia. O293-W.
320 E. VERMONT
Nice. clean. front rms. So and W.
DESIRABLE homeIke rooms: suites for
married couples Oh. 1898.
2 ATTRACTIVE RMS.-Bus. women pref;
kltch. PRIVILEGES for summer. Ia. l004.
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
Nice, cool, clean. rms; come and see
what We have. Denison Hotel. II. 1898.
LOVELY-Cool. sleeping room; private
home north; $3.50. IA. i718-W.
COOL RM.-Next bath gentleman, private
home; reasonable He. 2441.
NICE ROOM-Private home. garage OPP
tlonal II. 1882
SLEEPING ROOM-Modern; walking dis
lance Phone II. 9315.
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BIG FOUR BY. 90.


Unclaimed Freight Station. Cor. Cap
Ave and South St. Heavy glass trays.
suitable for meat shops drug and candy
stores also homes; Csc each.
TWO-CAR GARAG-18x2O for siding
roll roofing. SASH and doors, will build
for $50 WESTERN WRECKING Co
Be. 1880. 1882 w. WASHINGTON St
VERY BEST HOUSE PAINTS-S2.05 per
gallon for Colors. S2.25 for white. COM
PETITION PAINT Co. 366 S. Meridian.
Ri. 9165.
LAUDRETH ELECTRIC CO.-254 Hudson
St. Ii. 1897 Motor repairing. armature
winding new and rebuilt motors, plenty
of fans. Fan repairing. We are manu-
features and distributors Of Airdale eX-
TWO BRAND NEW Slightly dam
aged. cheap; septic tanks installed, S25;
electric pumps. etc.
Indianapolis Plumbing and supply -C9.
III n Alah7ma st Ii. 5788
iNVALTD's FFEEL CFAIR-Excellent con
dicion; rec org. Or. 1924.
IS ACRES-0f growing hay; near Flack-
vile, 80 AZ es of growing hay near
Allisonylle. Call Mr.. Shield, Il. 1855.
Broom OUTFIT. $12475
Living room. bedroom and combination
kitchen Easy terms
STATE FURNITURE co.
POO S. Meridian St.
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Funeral Directors

: c. wuSON-Funeral parlors: amhulancs
service and modern automotive equip
rent- Dr.. 0S2l and DR.. eS72.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-25
Cottages and Resorts


HOTEL TOURIST. INN-359 W. Wash;
special rates. Rms. single, 35c up to
75c: dble 75c up $3.50.
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III W. WASH. ST.

WHEN YOU want Something good in paint
varnish. etc. the very best that can be
made, see
MARION PAINT CO..
336 S. Meridian Ri. 9165.
IT TAKES a g0od refrigerator to keep
foods cold enough. no poorly designed
nor cheaplv built ice box will do this
Visit our refrigerator salesrOOm al 1000
Northwestern avenue and let us explain
what We mean by a Well-Cesigned refrIg-
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Room for Rent With Board

suitable for 2, hoard OPTIONAL he. 4U4l.
BROADWAY, lOO8-Large, airy rms suit.
for 2. good meals. Ri. 1929.
CENTRAL. 1511-Large front nm. for 2;
private home. Ii 608I.
CENTRAL. 1lI5-Nicely furnished, running
water; twin beds. Ii. 6209. -
EASTERN. 320-Nice nm. | or 2, private
bath. bus, car Oh. 4504-W
IOWA, E, 307-Gentlemen preferred; ref
erences. DR. 3455-R.
MOUNT. S. 35-Mod. nm; privileges; .
empl. will care for children. Be 1850.
NEW JERSEY. N 20t6-Front room.
men or couple. Ha 48l2-R
PARK. l639-Modern RIM. / or 2 twin
beds; good meals laundry.
PENN, N. 2256-Front room; I OF 2; home
privileges. Ia. 0761.
FRUITT W.. 1427-Cool I'M; ? young men;
RiYsIde car: Cd. meals; $50. IA 4103-I2.
WASH e 1139-Hyland. Apt 5; cool,
clean. good board Il. 89l4.
27TH ST. W 45-Pleasant modern room,
near bus and car. Ia. 6758.
CHRISTIAN HOME-Aged or children, No.
reference. re. l9l8 RI
WANT one Of two children to board IN
good farm home. R. p 8. Box al.
Houses and Flats Furnished
ARSENAL. n. 255-Purn apt. modern.
private entrance. REASONABLE. ref. ~ 1891.
ASHLAND. 1807-7-rm. mod: Well furn.
home; enclosed bk. I'd; very reas He
GOODLET--5 ms; bath: garage heat,
ILLINOIS All APT "a cool rms
firm c0l1plete. o'stufed. Victrols. $40
NORTH ,57s rcaI home electric
piano VictroIa. Chambers range every
thing complete. Ri. 3038
WALNUT. e., 115-2 furnished rms; Walk-
dist, $50 mo. See housekeeper in base.
SUBURBAN HOME - 6 rms. mod. large
ward. summer mo-. ref. Oh. 19G8-R.
FOE STTNfNER-North side. nicely fur
nished home. four bedrooms sleeping
porch. nice ward, garage, etc. 885 month,
reference required Hu. 4ll5
~ n
Rent III OuSeReeD TSg GOOn1S
-- ---------
EALA.. ~, @02l-Beauttu rooms gar
Steam 4e2L- gas range. LeII-ss1 zoI,
ALDABAMA ~. 1838-Ne"y furnished.
/, Z, rooms. Sllc4enelIe. come ana see.
BROADWAY; 1549-Rn+, kltchenelIe; NICE
~ l4II4ls5leo- 4eA1 pau u . %
BROADWAY. l3l9-Front I'M ana kltchen-
cite. turn. 70. ~ 24sg-
CAPITOL. N. 835-3 rooms doWnstalrs' &C
colnmoa2te or 8 &I9- PaIAlng space
DAVIDSON 22l NJ unIurmShed rms;
AIal moor ~. o We.
DELAWARE, NJ. 183b-2 large rms. Slp6.
Kitchen. private entrance. 1st floor. $50.
ILL. NJ 3120-Nice kitchenette apr, s675;
also | I'm. ant $3.50 evryth turn., adItS
Ill, n, ,3232-smau room, kttGehentettttee,
constant hot water. reasonable. Ha. 1863
TRVINGTON-13I s. Butler. 2 nice rms,
connecting bath. private home. II. 1859
LEXINGTON 1872 front rms. modern,
down. near porch; 81. DR.. 0562-J.
MARKET. T.. 1906 rms. pri bath and
entrance, use OF phone Ii. 9248
NEW JERSEY. N, l24-Good. light house
keeping rms; modern. Ri. 4145.
NORTH, F.. 2I6-Large front room and
kitchen, unfinished: also sleeping.
ORIENTAL. 20 NJ I'm. hskpg apt. ey-
ervthing furn: also furn. room.
OXF0PD N TI33-T room kftchenetfe
everything furn; very reas. Oh 3754-W.
PARK esd room. kitcbenette: also
sleeping room.
PENN 1874 NJ lovely cool rms ref
e-o1cees Te1uirad. ev-arvti,i1o f,7r,7iehad
ts5le- : 49, - : - = - 10
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-25
Store-Omce Supplies

REBUILT BUTCHERS COOLERS - And
counters at exceptional prices to reduce
F. D. GARDNER & co.
See the Wonderful new number "a
Butcher Roy Refrigerator Counter dis
Dlaved on our 6oor.
TYPEWRITER-A " / Co grade and
new portaoles, all mak9s. See the new
model Remington portable Rentals. sery-
ice and supplies. AMERICAN WRITING
MACHINE co. 1877 n. Meridian St. Board
Of Trade Bldg Il. 1922.
DESK-Sanitary roll top: oak, with chair
good condition. Ta. 1923.
SPECIAL RENTAL RATE&s2.5o and up,
WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER co. e42
Consolidated Bldg. Il. 47l2
SCALE-I0-ton. 16-ft. platform. INDI-
ANNAPOLIS SCALE CO., $40 Z. Wash. st.
RI. 6726.
CALL US-FoF rebuilt tvpewriters also re-
pairing KING TYPEWRITER Elk 2o5
Mass Ave. Ii. 947o
BILLING MACHINE = Ellott-Fisher: all
rebuilt: bargain KING TYPEWRITER
EX.. EOS Mass Ave. Ii 9470.