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The Washington times., 1931-07-13
GR|FFS FACE
CRISIS IN
PH|LLY
Must Be Impartial
And ImpersOnGL
Names Out of a Hat

The Griffmen, who lost two OUT
of three games Of their crucial
series with the Athletics here,
have another chance to cut down
the six-game lead of the cham,
uions when they take on the
Mackmen in a double-header at
Philadelphia this afternoon be-
fore returning to the Capital to
entertain the invading Western
clubs.
Both the AS and the Yankees
gained on washington during the
past week, the Yanks winning five
out of six and the Mackmen cap
turing five of their seven starts
while the Griffmen were getting
no better than an even break IN
six games.
The Yankees, who have copped
nine of their last II starts, have
been getting first-class pitching
from Ruffing. Gomez, Pennock,
johnson and Wells. and may nose
out the faltering Johnsonmen for
second money.
The Athletics have been get
ting unexpected pitching aid
from Hank Mcdonald, their 49,
year.old rookie from Portland,
and the veteran Waite HOyt, OBJ
tained from Detroit on waivers.
Hoyt has started twice for the
AS and won both games.
In the National League the
Cardinals and Giants, setting a
.667 pace, drew away from Brook
lyn and Chicago. The Cards,
who showed tremendous batting
power in taking that II to 13
spree from the Cubs yesterday,
won six out of nine during the
week.
50 Runs In 4 Games
The Giants, who snapped out Of
their batting slump by making
81 hits and scoring so runs in
their last four games with the
Phillies, won four games and
lost two. Brooklyn broke even
in eight games while the Cubs
lost four out Of seven.
The showing of the Giants and
Robins on their road trip, which
starts tomorrow, will have an i'm
portant bearing on the flag chase.
The Giants are sure to suffer be-
cause of the loss OF Outfielder
Fred Lindstrom.
Chick Fullis, who has been
subbing for Indy, batted only
.167 in the last four games while
his mates were knocking the
cover off the ball.
None of the second division
clubs in the National League got
better than an even break during
the week. The Braves broke even
in six starts, while the Phillies lost
five out of eight. Pittsburgh won
two and lost three, while Cincin-
natl dropped four out of six.
Red SOx Lose Seven
The Red Sox, skidding badly,
lost all seven games played and
wound up this morning in their
old quarters in the American
League cellar. The White Sox
climbed out of last place by win
ming four of their seven starts.
Detroit broke even in six games,
while the st. Louis Browns lost
five ont 0f seven
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We Take a Lou BOU
Pickivs' EN- To Win
And Then They Lose

-
You must not care a rap II
isn't even good policy to make
n bet, because the gambling in
stinct will certainly sway your
Judgment and when you inter
fere with logic and Judgment
you scramble the works. You
can't 20 against nature-nobody
ever has successfully-and when
you are thinking out an an
swer to a sporting spectacle,
you mustn't let the money angie
creep in-which it would al
most be sure to do If you BET.
The Washington times., 1931-07-13
A|L|NG WING
PUTS SAMMY
On BENCH
BY GARRETT WATERS
Times staff Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA, July l3.-The
sore arm which kept Sammy West
out of yesterdays 10to-4 game
dropped to the New York
Yankees, may or may not be
serious. but if he is forced to idle
for a few days to give the ailing
wing a rest, it will have a de-
cided effect on the attack of the
Griffmen at this stage.
Sammy has been an important
cog in the Griffs' offense lately
so important that his batting has
helped his club win games Of
late.
Figures reveal that since the
Griffmen have been home, begin
ming July S, Sammy has hit to
the tune of Ala nice showing
for a fellow who was in a batting
slump during the recent trip Of
the western sector.
Sammy first showed signs Of
his latent hitting power In the
Philadelphia series at Wash
ingtOn. He grabbed himself
quartet Of bingles in the four
engagements with that team
off Of Connie Mack's best, one
a triple.
Against Wiley Moore. Durham,
Kline. Russell and Lisenbee, Of the
Red Sox, West socked out nine
bingles, including three triples
and a double. in IA trips to the
plate. Stout hitting. even If the
weak Red Sox pitchers were the
victims.
Hits for Ala Average
In seven games. West has been
at bat 20 times, scored three runs
and has Socked out IL hits for his
Ala average.
Manager johnson, incidentally,
has nominated big Fred Marberry
and Alvin Crowder. sturdy right
handlers, for duty against the AS
in the double-header this after
noon. Connie Mack has all three
of his mainstays ready, which
means that the GriffS will have
to face Grove, Earnshaw or Wal
berg.
Manager Mack has saved his
stars for this twin bill because
he knows its importance. He
feels he can take a long lead
by defeating the Griffs twice
today.
In the event that Sammy
West does not appear in his &C
cuStomed centerfield position,
Manager johnson figures on using
the same. outfield combination
that worked in yesterdays game
at Washington against the Yam
keeS-that of ManuSh in left,
Harry Rice in center and Dave
Harris in right.
johnson, as we'll as everybody
interested, hopes that Sammy
will be able to play. West in
siSts he's all right, but Manager
Walter is not going to take any
chances on possibly running his
stars career by using him at this
time If few days rest will bring
him around to normal fettle
again.
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DuffieId, Grid Star,
To Run for Manor

From a football star to mayor
may be a queer play but Marshall
Duffield, star player on the Uni
versity of Southern California's
1880 football squad, plans to try
it by running for mayor Of Santa
Monica.
Duffield will be of age just
two months before the election.
He graduated with high honorS
from U. S. c. in June.
The Washington times., 1931-07-13
WATER NYMPHS
IN PRACTICE

NEW YORK, July 13.-Headed
by Miss Helene Madison, of Seat
tie, speediest woman swimmer in
the history Of aquatics, the n7er.
maids, who began on Wednesday
night their contest for hono~s in
the National A. A. u. outdoor
swimming championships. start
their final training today at Bronx
Beach.
Miss Georgia Coleman. of Los
Angeles. national diving cham
pion, will put the finishing
touches to her rythmic plunges
from q 10foot springboard and
the high platform which she will
defend her titles during the week.
Miss Katherine RawIs, the
1S-year-OId diving marvel, of
Hollywood, Fla, who is Miss
COIeman'S closest rival, will also
perfect the form by which she
hopes to achieve q champion
ship.
A worlds record back,stroke
swim by Miss Eleanor Holm, Of
the Woman's Swimming Associa-
ton OF New York, featured an in
vitation A. A. U. water carnival
at Glen Cove.
Miss Holm shattered the worlds
standard for 800 meters back
stroke in q sanctioned trial
against time. Swimming without
apparent effort, so smooth was
her form, she covered the dis
tance in 4:47 and clipped the
listed short-course mark of 2:492-5,
which had stood to her credit
since March 27, 1928.
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WOlgGst Risks Title
AGAINST RHbyBr1dLey

NEW YORK, July 13.-The
worlds flyweight championship
goes on the block tonight at the
Coney Island Stadium, where
Midget Wolgast defends the 112-
pound crown against Ruby Brad
ley, over the 15-round route. The
battle was postponed Friday night
due to rain.
The Washington times., 1931-07-13

like he can when he is in normal
form.
The Griffmen played sloppily
against the Yankees, incidentally.
Although Bump Hadley was
finally knocked from the peak in
the sixth, it was not his pitch
ing which started his exit.
The Griffs kicked in with five
errors all told. Cronin and Myer
making two each and Hargrave,
one. The Yanks made it rout
when they scored five runs in
the sixth and five more in the
seventh. After this it was just
case of playing it out for the
Griffs could do little with Herb
Pennock's offerings, who went
the route for McCarthy's team.
The loss dropped the Griff-
men six games behind the pace
setting AS, who took a double
header from the Boston Red
SOx.
After Fischer relieved Hadley in
the sixth, Manager johnson re-
placed him with the youthful
Walter Masters in the eighth, and
the University of Pennsylvania re-
cruit let the Yanks down without
score, although he was far from
steady.
It would be short Of nightmare
to describe those two terrible
innings in which the Yanks
tucked the game away. The
Griffs' defense Just cracked, that's
all. Manager Johnson's men led,
to 0, until the sixth, however, to
bring out the fact that they were
in the going for the greater part
Of the time. But bad days will
come, and yesterday couldn't
have been worse.
Don't look fer For Rent" signs
The Washington times., 1931-07-13
''Ham" Clipper Is Seeking
Games for Eagles
By SID KATZNELL

1.-THE tougher they come, the better we like emit!
Manager Ham Clipper of the Sknkers Eagles is down.
today because the highly touted Capitol Heights nine
cancelled a game with his team yesterday.
The Washington times., 1931-07-13
RACING MELONS

IN the five Hambletonian Stake
events, the worlds richest trotting
fixture, held thus far, a grand
total of $311,04l, averaging $62.-
2Oe for each race, has been paid
Out 20 ,',.,.''.''
The Washington times., 1931-07-13
BIG TURF WINNERS

Eight horses have won 5000, 900
in the entire history of American
racing-Blue Larkspur, Sun Beau,
Display, Victorian, Exterminator,
Man O. War, Sarazen, and Cru
sader. p.
The Washington times., 1931-07-13
BARRY BATTLES
SCHWARTZ

"RedS" Barry, Southeast Wash.
ington boy and Mohawk Clubs
favorite fighter, and Baker Boy"
Billy Schwartz, slugging Alexan-
drian, will mix-up in the feature
bout of % rounds of milling at
Fort Washington tonight.
The semi-final brings together
two tough men in Billy Strickler,
Districts standout middleweight,
and Joe Finazzo, the Walloping
Wop from Baltimore. Finazzo is
considered one of the best middle
weights in the South. This tussle
is scheduled for eight rounds.
Barry will enter the ring
weighing $50 pounds, while
Schwartz tips the beam at IT'S.
Barry Is q clever boxer and
has a stiff righthand punch.
Schwartz, on the other hand, is
strictly a slugger, carrying
INT. in both hands.
Three attractive four,round pre-
Ii ,inarieS open the card. They
are France Vance, Georgetown
University, who tackles Henry
Irving in the feature of the
short events. Doug Swetman
meets Billy Reed, the Boys Club
scrapper. Soldier Clark. of Fort
washington, mixes with Jack
Quigley, in the initial event.
The Steamer Charles MacAllis-
ter, leaving on it's regular run to
Marshall Hall, will drop off the
fight-bound fans at the fort dock
and come after them.
The boat leaves the Seventh
ctreet WharVeS at 7 d. m.
The Washington times., 1931-07-13
Heine Manush Apparently
Out of Long Slump
BY GARRETT WATERS

PHILADELPHIA July 13-There is always little ray OF
sunshine hidden behind the darkest cloud The Grittmen
looked like sandottes yesterday in that o4 defeat at the
hands of the New York Yankees but there important
event which occurred that many did not realize.
The Washington times., 1931-07-13
FoxALL DEFEATS CARDS

The Foxall baseballers won
from the Alexandria Cardinals
yesterday by q 966 count.
The Washington times., 1931-07-13

Don't look fer For Rent signs
consult the vacancies advertised
daily in the Rental Columns of the
Classified Section.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-16

Fine quality decorated Parchment
Paper for bridge, table, lounge
and Junior bases.
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32-Pc. Breakfast Sets

Colorful flower sprays on yell
low glaze body finished with
gold line edge.
PETTIS'-1fth floor.
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These Shoes are famous because
of their arch-f1tting qualities,
because they cling to the heel
and we are selling them at this
extremely low price. Oxfords,
Straps and Ties. Sizes 4 to 9.
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LOO Free Tickets Apooo Winners of the Times Want Ad Contest
Rent Housekeeping Rooms

NEW JERSEY, 4ls N.-Front clean nm:
everything fuTn. 81. Modern. RI. 2o92.
NEW JERSEY. s.. 1902 pleasant rms.
sink. steam heat: $3.50.
NEW YORK. e. 520-sfodern clean. large
front rn. parking space.
NOBLE. ". zoi-Nice clean housekeeping
rms: range cook stove: garage.
OHIO. e. 1872 lovely front rms; strictly
modern also sleeping RI. e063.
OHIO. E. 540-Two nice front rooms:
$3.50 per week. One room. So week.
PARK. 2l5S-Attractive furn. 2-rm. suite:
near bath. close car lines: IS Up.
SHERMAN DR.. N. 1905 modern rms.
downstairs; everything furn. Private en-
SHERMAN DR.. s.. 1863 mod. fur rms.
So. unturn. rms: gar. DR.. 3ll2-J.
TALBOT. n, 1851 rna., kstchenette;
completely furu.; pri- ent.; ress. ia. 1893.
TENTH. E, 22e-Mod.: close in; 2-rrn. apis:
fun: sinks: seeding I'm: hot water.
close IN; IS. See housekeeper IN basement.
WASH. E. 33ol-3-rm. suite everything
Ilrn.. nlooern, private entrance.
WOODRUFF. PL,,. 544 Middle Dr.; small
apt: SO. NO chi!oren. ca. 3l13.
3lsT. w. 1852 completely furn. mod
srn rms. private entrance: gar. Ia.
18TH. ", I36-l. 2. 8 rms. furn. apis;
moo. ISL a. porches. sleep. ia. $3.50.
BOTH, W, l125-4 rms. unfurn.: lights,
did location. Ea. 1888.
/ OR rms, modern. very desirable. good
neds; private entr.; reas. l32 w. 18th.
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Helm Wanted Female

LADIES WANTED-Everywhe to sell our
new beauty clay; more for less. WhoIe or
mart time: liberal commission. Call lr.
b567 SOS English or sol Inland Bank
TIdr hetWeen 5 and 6 .. m.
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Houses and Flats Furnished
AMBASSADOR
APARTMENT HOTEL

$50 N PENN.
Beautifully furnished and unfurpished
apartments, ultra modern, bath with tab
and shower. Frigtdaire. Walking distance
Phone Ri. 1871.
ALABAMA, N. l5ia-Large 2-rn. apt: in
a-dor bed: overstu1ed furniture. Ii. 1885
ASHLAND. 1529-2-rrn. apt: bath, porch
everything furn.: priv. entrance. Ri. 5976.
THE BERWICK
eoi North New Jersey st.: rooms with
kttchenette and bath newly refurnished:
al utilities; low weekly rent.
CENTRAL. 2l31-Front apt, living, bedrm..
kitchenette. priv ent., $3.50. He. 4I55.
CENTRAL. 213l--1 rm. kitchenette: pr.
bath q ent.; util furn.: $3.50 wk. He. Ass.
COLLEGE & 22ND-2 sisters will share 5
room mod. apt. with employed married
couple or 2 women. beautifully furnished;
every convenience. He. 3034.
DELAWARE. N. 26031a-4-room duplex;
everything furn.: $3.50 ". Ha. 4862-J.
HARDING. n, 2655, APT 5-4 rm mod.
Iurn apI.; hot. cold water. Ia. 0l52-R.
I'LL. ~. 26l1-Lower duplex: furn., IN
I1rn.i Frlgioaire; gar; util. pd.; children.
NJ MER.-Living bedrm., kitchen. apt;
lncIoSed BACK porch; attire. price. Ia. $3.50.
NEW YORK. E. 7l9-2 rooms. private
natn. turn. COMPLETE. clean. $40: adults.
WALNUT, E., ll5-3 rms, priv. bath, close
IN. $50 week: See housekeeper in b'sm't.
WASH, E.. 3720--Furn. or Unurn apt: 4
rooms and bath: private porch; So wk.
42ND. E. 1702-Upper brick duplex; s.
room efficiency. oVerstuffed. private bath,
neat, lights. gas. telephone. linen. garage:
SIS per week Eu. 1855.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished downtown apart
ment Tor summer; 6 rooms. Ri. $685.
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IFNoopsMALL AoENCYNa
Apartment Rental Bureau

Apartment Rental Bureau
We have apartments foErent anywhere
IN the CITY north CT WASHINGTON ST.: let
us help YOU find one positively no extra
uallv furnish car and driver to show
apartments without extra charge. Can
ri. 1871. dav and night service.
public Enemy"
heat. water and ianitor. Oh. 2758.
nth W. 42-Nicely decorated kitchenette
apt: heat light. gas. water and ice fur
nished:. S3i. 50. ApplY Apt. !. TIE GRANT.
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Apartments for Rent

BELLEFONTAINE. 23l5-Recently redeco-
rated lower apt; 3 rms. bath, heat. wat.
gar furnished; reduced rent. DR.. $500.
CAPITOL. n. 2851-5-room modern apt /:
CENTRAL, 1905 rooms. sun parioT,
heat. water. ianitor. adults. Oh. l409.
ILL, N. 29o4-2nd. floor duplex apt;
rms; large living room, large open porch:
SOFT water. Frigidaire: heated garage. =
MANCHESTER. 962 N. PENN. :,
Bedroom apartment; Frigidaire; ali
utilities: from $3.50 to $4,000 Ii. 1871
MARKET. E., 1855 rms. bath: mod.
steam heated dup; redeco.; S35. Ri. 1884.
NEW JERSEY, N--4-rm. duplex; mod
AL: garage; Special low rent. Ri l645.
NEW JERSEY. n. 22i5-Dupiex: porches;
nice yard; water; gar; reduced. Hu. 1886.
NEW YORK. W. 837-4 rms, heat, water,
furn.: suitable for doctor or dentist.
PATRICIA PTS.-Modern. 8 rms: Frigi-
daire: util. furn reduced rent. DE-: 2591-M
TECUMsEH. l132-Sunny. upper duplex;
8 bedrooms. porche5: adults. Oh. 1874.
apt. INQUIRE 81 N. Riiev. II. $3.50. O'''-
SEE OR PHONE US FIRST
Furnished and unfurnished apts.. in ten
locations; s35 up. Phone. Ii. 539l.
4rCtooDxmATI AaENCYM
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Storage and Transfer
RADIO TRANSFER

SPECIAL, PRICES ON LOCAL AND
OVERLAND HAULING. RI. 4757.
5 H. TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE:
from Chicago, st. Louis Detroit, Cleve-
land or other cities Dr.. SOIL. or RI. 4262.
MOVING S3-You help, 81. less; quick
service: careful white men. On. 584O
NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO.-Prices
reasonable. Cali at all times. IA. SI4l.
FOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER
rire-nroof storage house store row
paw s months later. No charge for hauAne
PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR co
4ia Market kl LL20
YET RUSSELL TRANSFER move you on
credit: so DAYS. Ri. SASS. Res. BE. 1898.
STORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING
Special prices on return loads packing
California shipment. 49, -,
"a. $685. Ri 656l NIGHTS, On. OoSS-W
OTTO J. SUES2
TANGDON TRANSFER local; long dis
tance hauling: spec. rates Ii. O2eo.
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Help Wanted Male

YOUNG man wanted to work way through
auto school. Call personally, Indiana
State Auto School, 40l S. Alabama.
WOMEN-Interested homework; reliable
Ind. good money, send stamp today
for Information. NATIONAL CO.. l644E
SvlVania Toledo, O.
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Household Goods

household G0OQS
ICE BOXES
Prices reduced on a large portion Of our
very, complete line. Remember you can
We will not sell them.
POLAR ICE AND FUEL
COMPANY
1000 Northwestern Avenue.
yss sa' sa aEshn basement Ct e
will ind used furniture at amazingly low
prices-slightly used living-roona suites
Many other extra fine. pieces at small
+ fraction Of the original cost.
The Ideal Furniture Co.
227 w. Washington st.
The "Cut-PTice" Quality Furniture Co.
GAS. RANGES
IS Up. cHAs KoEHRrNG. ss2 Va. Ave.
SEWING ,MAcHINEs-3on easy payments;
We have what you want SINGER CO.,
4o5 Mass. Ave, S12 E.. Vermont St.
Il. 1906
Make vouT own dresses Buy Singer sew
ing Machine Co, s3a Va: Ave. Dr.. 2474
SEWING MACHINES, portable electric
SINGER SEWING MACHINE Go. i2S "
Washington st Ri 97l8
necklace. loo YRS. old SIS. Sso9 E. wash.
EUREKA vacuum cleaner. good as new.
Terms or trade. 1874 ". Wash. Be. 4564.
THOR WAsHER-RUNs GOOD; SIS.
Ill7 e: MICHIGAN ST.
ELEGANT, living-rna.. ,dining-rn., bedrm
SUITES al walnut; others at a sacrlhce
KITCHEN CABINET-Breakfast set, grand
piano: velocipede. He. 4070.
HOOVER SWEEPER-Best condition.: new
brush. band. cord. $40, ia. 5942
TWO large and one small rugs. and entire
household furnishings. 638 N. Jefferson.
HAVE your sewing inch. repaired. White
Sewing Mch.. 60 w. New York. Ri. 4755.
GAS RANGE-Good condition, large oven,
$40 Call Wa. 2l07.
HOOVER sWEEPER-Like new. very
reasonable. Phone Il. 8I7i.L
Gas. RAINoIE 81: g g. Philgas. ex.
on. gasoline and range cook stoves: ice
boxes; cheap. 1896 Oliver Ave. Be: 2456.
Musical instruments
AN EXTREME value IN slightly used nod;
MUsTc CO q 10 10 E. Sic. NC, "--A-N0
1924 PAID on high-grade Lester grand
piano. about two years old: nationally
advertised price: easy terms on remainder.
PEARSON PIANO CO.. 1880 N. Penn
Sylvania.
ELLINGTON dark tuned oak upright.
WILKNG MUSIC Co. lao e. Ohio st
BURMERsTER unright piano: exceptional
instrument and hne condition: specially
priced; SIS Viking MUSIC CO.. 40
E. Ohio st.
CABLE upright IL perfect condit!on: pass
for new: S98. Terms. PEARSON PIANO
CO. i23-i3o n. Pennsylvania.
SPLENDID KurtZman mahogany upright
piano: wonderful bargain: priced S45.
W1LK1NG MUSIC CO. 40 E. Ohio st.
TENOR saxoehones. s; saeriree. E-z. pay
ments. LOHENz SAX SCHOOL. Pembroke
Areroe. u: $3.50.
CABLE 8 SONS player in Al shape: tne.
easy. piano action fo- children. with
bench end rolls. $50. PEARSON PIANO
CO. lze-iS0 u. Pennsylvania.
STANDARD make oak up-ight, good con-
dition. only s25; real bargain. Viking
MUSIC Co. 40 E. Ohio ST.
UPRIGHT sWheelcck'' make;
h-ovn mahog.: I'd eond-; Teae, Dc. JsaS-Js
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NEW and factory rebuilt electric water
pumps. Liberal terms and trade. Meier
Electric & Machine Co. 3525 z. Wash
ington St. r. 1851. All guaranteed.
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Two fiber ferneries. $3.50 each.
Unclaimed Freight Station
Cor. Capitol and South st.
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JOHN GU1ELHOEFER WAGON CO.-WiII
repatf or make new TORS and curtains for
aopy eas. 7o7 KentuekS Ave.
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Farms TOR Sale
Real Estate for Exchange
Miscellaneous for Sale

TRADE-5-rm mod, l. r. I2x12; bath;
b.f nook. shrubs. for smaller house
and ground. Be. 236lR.
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business Announcements

GEN. REPAIR-Brick, cement. plasteEing.
carpenterlng. hare time prices. Il. zI02:
BAH 9OOM Com plete. 500. plumbing q
heating installed. reas unable Ia 4021
HARDWOOD FLOORS-Sanded and REIN.
ished. all work guar. WOLFE. Or. 0114-k
Rug Cleaners
sxl2 DOMESTIC rug cleaned, SITS. CHIEF
RUG CLEANING co Hu. 1882
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Houses for Sale
South
Suburban for Sale

LOT, 43x175-Kessler Blvd. between 4sth
and Saith, Will sell for 500 cash my
equity Of over $500. 1914 Cornell Ave.
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SPECIALS

One auto trunk, $3.50.
High grade, inner spring mat
tresses, each, $40.
Double cell bed springs, SO each.
One fiber porch set, settee and
%14yo oL oiy-c coz
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Machinery and Tools
WE do electrical and mechanical expert
mental work and development work.
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
1925 East Wash st. Ir. 1851.
IF YOU DON'T FIND what you are look
ing for in the want ads today. it may
be advertised here tomorrow. Read Times
classified ads daily
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BEAUTIFUL wooded acre, east, near city;
price $500: SO cash. SO monthly. W. Il
COOPER. Ir. 0512
NEAR West Newton; Az a. 5-rm. house
electricity. furnace. gar; fruit. IT. 3635
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-22
BATTERY DEALERS

BATTERY DEALERS
We are jobbing our best batteries
in lots Of 10 or more at $3.50 each.
Nationally advertised. 13-plate, by
duty, 6-volt.
Unclaimed Freight Station
Cor. Capitol and South st.
NEW and factory rebuilt electric air com
preSSors Easy terms. Meier Electric
& Machine Co.. 1925 East Washington
IT. 1851. All guaranteed.
less. also chlcSen iced at our stores
.soC HAs s,. FRFFTI5HoFER R dzs u CO.
TRACTOR TRUCK-Drill press, emery
Ho ofs Moro& R[S gER 2TeeEE s2S Pena Lace
CASH & CARRY:-Good house. paint, $1.49
q gal. Slate surface roofing, SITS per roll
ALExANDER'S, 2445 w 10th st.
P. D. 9. gas. coal kinder for CRATES, fur
fa oe Sss sna E Sizes Heks 22S can f s'Aea
: factory. 2Sz8 Northwestern Ave.
Tan Shade Cloth, Sc inches wide.
10c per yard.
special-6o-lb. box dates. $500
each.
25-lb. pals soft soap, $3.50 each.
Unclaimed Freight Station
Cor. Capitol and South
CIGAR and poolToom business for sale.
PoULTRY. .HoUsE-FoT sale good condi.-
ton. Call otter 6:30 .. m. Be. 4287-M.
CINDFRs, YARDS, So.
Call Ir. 1920