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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-25
Occasional Liuing Room
Pieces

$50 Drum Tables, Reduced to - S35
Genuine mahogany construction.
$11O Gov. WnthroPDesk Reduced to . s85
In mahogany cherry.
$50 French Desk, Reduced to . $50
French Provincial type; in beechwood
SIPS Tambour Desk Reduced to- - sos
Genuine mahogany, inlaid with satin wood
SIS Console Card Table, Reduced to-. 500
Hepplewhte design inlad with satin wood
$40 End Tables, Reduced to- ......s8
Mahogany construction.
$50 Nest of Tables, Reduced to. ...... $3.50
Either walnut mahogany.
500 Drop Leaf Table, Reduced to ... $40
Colonial design in mahogany.
$175 Table Desk, Reduced to ...... .s125
Sheraton design, inaid mahogany construc-
ton.
$40 Tip Table, Reduced to ............ $3.50
Mahogany with satin wood inlays
$40 Lowboy, Reduced to .............s $50
Copy of antique, in mahogany.
SIS Coffee Table, Reduced to ........ .s16SO
Duncan Phyfe model in mahogany.
SIS Coffee Table, Reduced to ......... .s1OSo
Colonial design; genuine mahogany.
$25 Drum Table, Reduced to. 80. r. $3.50
End-table size, in genuine mahogany
$40 Console Table, Reduced to $3.50
Sheraton design, nlad mahogany
SIS Louis XIV Stand, Reduced to ..... s22Ss
Rosewood construction with brass mounts;
equipped with drawers.
$50 BOOkshelVeS Reduced to. ......... $l6So
Quaint Early American type in cherry.
SIO5O Windsor Chair Reduced to $3.50
Cherry and maple construction.
SIS Colonial Mirror, Reduced to 49,. $3.50
Genuine mahogany frames.
sos Convex Mirror, Reduced to ..... SIS
Colonial design.
SIS Gov. Winthrop Secretary, Reduced to SIS
Genuine mahogany construction.
Sl6O Colonial Secretary, Reduced to. 49,. SOS
Genuine mahogany construction straight
front design
$50 Ladder.BacE Chair, Reduced to $3.50
In cherry with rush seats.
In Our Decorating Department
Included in this store-wide is the beautiful
hand painted furniture, decorated screens, mirrors
framed etchngs, prints, etc. Also varied assortment
of lamps both table floor with plain and decorated
shades.
The entire stock of drapery fabrics has been given
the same radical reductions.
1.&.J. SLOANE
Twelfth Just Above G.
= = Il :, + = o. . :
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Dining Room Furniture

$445 Early American Suite, Reduced to s225
Maple construction, quaint design and very
decorative; pieces
$425 Mahogany Suite Reduced to- 500
An ensemble of Early American designs;
10 pieces.
$525 Colonial Suite, Reduced to $500
Made OF genuine mahogany, typical of the
period in design; 10 pieces
$3.50 Sheraton Suite, Reduced to 500
Made of genuine mahogany with marvellous
nlays and beautiful crotch mahogany panels
10 pieces.
$500 French Suite, Reduced to ~ $348
Made of genuine beechwood handsomely
carved; 10 pieces.
$500 Sheraton Suite, Reduced to. ... $395
1t is the American Sheraton design, copy
of fine old pieces mahogany construction;
10 pieces
$3.50 Queen Anne Suite, Reduced to s425
In genuine walnut with beautifully figured
panels; 10 pieces
$l65O Hepplewhite Suite, Reduced to $3.50
Made of satnwood, old crackle finish and in
laid with mahogany bands.
$12OO Chippendale Suite, Reduced to sS05
Mahogany construction. handsome carving,
and fine old tone finish
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Liuing Room Furniture

500 English Type Sofa, Reduced to- 49,. .s139
Upholstered in gold brocatele, or fabrics of
your selection.
$500 Bedford Sofa, Reduced to ..... .Sl45
Ideal size for small living
$2I0 Wakefield Sofa Reduced to. .......$ 165
Upholstered in damask velvet
$21O Hayden Sofa, Reduced to ....... Sl65
Upholstered in tapestry.
$2l5 Low Wing Sofa, Reduced to. $40
Upholstered in handsome figured linen.
$500 Lawson Sofa, Reduced to .........S l85
Upholstered in damask.
$235 Lancaster Sofa, Reduced to. ......S175
Covered in frieze.
1920 Chatham Sofa, Reduced to .........S SIS
Model with comfortable roll back Up
ho'stered in tapestry.
1886 Empire Sofa, Reduced to $235
Carved mahogany with damask upholstery.
$40 Buckingham Sofa, Reduced to. ..S425
With down pillow back
$500 Louis XIV Sofa, Reduced to. 5000. 1855
Walnut frame with velvet upholstery.
$12O Parker Love Seat Reduced to. ...... $50
Handsome chntz upholstery.
$40 Wakefield Love Seat, Reduced to sos
In choice of upholstery
500 Early Am. Love Seat Reduced to s1I0
Cherry construction with home-spun tap
estry upholstery.
$500 English Love Seat Reduced to. .s215
Roll back covered in gold brocatelle. ~
$3.50 English Club Love Seat, Reduced to. .S225
Loose pillow back; tapestry upholstery.
$3.50 VIM. & Mary Love Seat. Reduced to s195
Graceful walnut base, rust damask up
holstery.
SSS5 Duncan Phyfc Love Seat, Reduced to.s225
Exact copy of original, blue and gold damask.
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ALVERN HOTEL
SOC E. Wash. Mod rms. day, wk, SO up.
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Ing the last two months.
DR.. Harrell was born near Shell
byville, April II, 1869, received his
preliminary education in Shelby
county schools, and after teaching
school three years matriculated at
the University of Michigan, where
he took his medical degree.
Pioneer in Transfusions
Quickly gaining recognition as a
physician Dr. Harrell began study
ing and practicing surgery, and is
accredited with one of the first blood
transfusions performed in the state.
at the turn of the century DR..
Harrell was studying in Vienna and
later in Paris. Back in the United
States several years later he con-
tinued his studies in various hos
pltals and clinics, and attended elm
les at the Mayo Brothers hospital
In Rochester, Mimi
DR.. Harrell formerly was presi-
dent Of the Indiana Institute of Ho-
meopathy, and was member of Pi
Epsilon Rho, medical fraternity.
Founder of Hospital
In 1909 he and his brother. DR..
Madison H. Harrell, constructed the
Harrell hospital here Later it was
purchased by Hamilton county.
He was member of the Mobiles
vile Masonic lodge, a thiry-second
degree Scottish Rite Mason and a
Shriner, and member of local
Elks, knights of Pythias and Mod
ern Woodmen lodges, as we'll as a
trustee Of the First Presbyterian
church, where funeral services are
to be held.
Survivors are: the widow, Mrs.
Vivian Harrell, and three sons, DR..
Voss Harrell and Maurice T. Har-
rell of Detroit, and Samuel Run
nels Harrell an official of the Ac-
me-Evans Company here.
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N. 125-Nice clean rm., mod.
priv homo 50 30 Lii. 1920.
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Climbing Crook
BorroWS Ladder, Breaks
Way Into Apartment,
LootS Rooms.
GAY, I left my drivers license

GAY, left my drivers license
- in my apartment. Lend me
your ladder, will you?"
And C. A. Reed, 1916 East Kelly
street, who was working on a
building in the rear of 635 North
West street, turned his ladder over
to the Negro, who made the re-
quest Tuesday afternoon.
The man climbed to apartment
5, broke a window and shortly
afterward walked out of the
building.
Mrs. Jennie Airline, Negro, apart
ment 3, told police she was
watching the place while Frank
White, Negro, occupant of the
apartment, was out Of the city.
She told officers the place was
looted, but could not determine
what was m41dng.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-09

CHEVROLET 1z-ton truck. 1890. in 49,
cellent condition throughout: practicaIIv
new tires; terms or trade
JOHNSON CHEVROLET COMPANY
1040 N. Meridian. 325 N. Capitol-
CHEVROLET truck, is-ton. panel. 1890: in
fine condition throughout: $685.
JOHNSON CHEVROLET COMPANY
1910 ~ Meridian. s2s N rsr,tof
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afternoon for DR..
Samuel Harren,
noted physician,
who died at his
home late Tues
day night after
long illness.
Death followed
a paralytic stroke
a n d attendant
C o m pile ations
several months
ago. Although DR..
Harren had been
in i'll health more
than a decade,
his condition was
serious ONLY DUR
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Personals
Storage and Transfer

DETECTIVE Private. CONFIDENTIAL
525 Lemcke Bldg. Ri. 1864: ewes, HUI 3l0
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Roomer-Either Can Be Found Thru Times Want AID
Household Goods

BEAUTIFUL Burl dining I'm. and bedrm..
complete; living rm.; rugs: occasional
tables: breakfast set: lamps. 2s2S N. Mer
MAKE your own dresses. Buy Singer sew
ing machines as low as $40. Singer Sew
ing Machine Co. 63s Va. Ave Dr. 2474
prices. CHARLES KOEHRING. 832 Vir-
ginia Ave. DR.. 1417.
FURNITURE-New. used. 3-rm. OUTFIT:
easy terms N. Barrett 86S Virginia Ave.
THOR WASHE2-A-1 condition: bargain
for $40. 1117 &. Michigan st.
HAVE your. sewing mch. repaired. White
Sewing Mch. Co. so w. N. York Ri 4755.
DINING-RNf; suite. pieces. Queen Anne,
English walnut: reasonable. Ia. 4438
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Auxiliary Plans Card Party

Corinthian auxiliary. o. E. S., will
give a card party at the Banner
Whitehill Furniture Company, 81
South Meridian street, Thursday
afternoon at 2 Mrs. Merle Hester
is chairman Of the committee in
charge.
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Male or Female Help

XMAS CARD salespeople: 81 cards, 81
assortment cost under soc: also Picard
assortment; personal cards. State agents
write 454 n. Walcott. Oh. 3795-R.
EXPERIENCED magazine salespeople crew
managers digniaed proposition. Apply
MR.. HANEY. AntlerS Hotel
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Help Wanted Female

LADIES to learn the barber trade; we can
not supply demand; earn while learning:
terms II desired. TORS Sanitary Barber
College. $40 E. Washington. 4T2 w. WASH
ington.
LADIES Positions aboard ocean liners:
good pay. Visit Hawaii China, Japan:
envelope brings list. w. ARCULUS.
Mt, Vernon. N. Y.
WHITE-Lisht housework: care children:
room, board, 50 week. Box A 220
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-09
AUTO THIEVES SOUGHT
Gunman, Woman Companion Take
Car of John Ostermeyer.

An armed bandit and his woman
companion who forced John Oster-
meyer. 90, of 1927 East Southern
avenue, to drive them several blocks
and then stole his car, are sought
today by police.
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1888 North Meridian s.

BARBER STUDENTS-Earn while learn
ing; low rate tuition: terms if desired;
diplomas awarded. Established 20 years
TORS Sanitary Barber College, 472 w
WASHINGTON. $40 E. Washington
POSITIONS on ocean liners to Europe
Orient, South America: good pay: expert
ence unnecessary; self-addreSSed envelope
brings list. 3. ArculuS. Mt. Vernon. N. Y.
EXPERIENCED program adv. salesman
Apply MIR. H T. EDWARD, Eastgate ho-
tel until D. m.
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WIDELY KNOWN
PHYSICIAN DIES
AT NOBLESVILLE
DR.. S. III HarreII Was
Co-Founder of Hospital
Bought by County.

=" 7 TFFETH NVFfTUI
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Sept. g.
one of the largest funeral assem-
plages here in several years is expect
ed at last rites at 2:30 Thursday
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Situations Wanted Female

COLORED-Day or week workers. cooks.
maids, laundreSs, buffers chauffeurs, IAN
tors, housemen. porters furn. promptly
FirSt-class Emp. Agcy. Licensed. Ii. 1888
COLOREn girl wants any Kind OF work:
-oferencis. ca. 1890
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Lost and Found

tuesday, 2 p. M, IN front Of
Blocks, yellow-gold diamond conferred
clover leaf pin. owner may have by
paving for ad. Call MISS JOE. Ri. 5551
LOST-Brown, Gladstone bag initials E.
f. M. Saturday afternoon, between 2 and
on State Rd. 81; reward. Ii. 1876.
LOST-In Strand theater Friday night:
Kinks Rothmore lady'S light tan tweed
coat. No questions; reward. Ri. 9OS0.
LOST-Billfold on Park Ave, south of
44th ST Reward. Hu. 1891.
LOST--On 3sth St.. Sunday Elgin watch;
initials "; G., state seal fob. Reward.
Can ia. 5345
LOST-Black brief case, lady's blue purse
keys vicinity Iibhs Ave, and West WASH
ington, reward. Ir. 1902.
LOST-Crescent pin. diamonds and pearls.
18TH ana PeQn.; reward. Ri. 5O55.
LOST-White leather purse, between Brook
vile. 1ndpls., Mon: rev. Ha. 3595-M. eve.
POLICE DOG-Male. yellow. white and
black. wearing collar tag strayed from
4249 Sunset Ave. Reward. Wa. 4946.
SUITABLE reward and no questions asked
for return of physicians bag and con-
tents stolen from automobile of DIR. j. j.
BRIGGS at 20l6 N Delaware. Sun. night
Sl2S BETWEEN Speedway Bridgeport.
Plainfeld. Owner needs. Reward. JAR
Wis. Ri 1857
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East

$50 DOWN: EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
2126 N. Jefferson Ave; rooms; cleo
trio lights. gas, large lot improved street,
one sos square , t9 seh9ol priced cheap at
Indiana Trust Bldg Ri isl II n621
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Suitcase Theft Is Reported
Theft of suitcase containing
clothing valued at 500 from the
Union bus station was reported to
police today by Mrs. Elizabeth Bo-
rem, Portsmouth. O
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Office and Desk Space
Houses for Sale

MERIDIAN AND WASH-Desk; priv. rm.,
reception. phone. stenographer. Lii 1862.
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An outing will be held Nov = an,

An outing will be held Nov. and
8 by the Nature Study Club of In
diana in honor of the Prairie Club
Of Chicago, in return for a similar
affair last June when the Prairie
club entertained the Nature Study
club in Dunes state park. The No
vember outing probably will be held
in Brown county.
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Painting and Papering

PAPER hanging. painting and all kind Of
repairing; prices reasonable. Ia. 0207.
PAINTING. exterior interior: comp. insur.
HENDRIX DINKLA. $3.50 Z. Gath. Oh $3.50.
PAPER CLEANING-Excellent service; 81
room. ODONALD. Ri. 1923.
PAPER HANGING-Hung and furnished
81 UP. GLENN FREW. Be. 0838-R.
PAPER furn. and hung $3.50 per room
Oh 20O4 FRANK JACKSON Ir PALS
PAPER-Furnished and hung 81 room ard
up. Steam scraping. Lii 1863.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

m AFA MOB 25 o asH r HOT MHTER 3
ALABAMA. N, 622-2 connecting rms,
completely turn. Reasonable. Ii. 1874.
ALABAMA, N. 1912 2-rm suites; front
and side; priv home; mod. Ri 1887.
ASHLAND. 1634-Modern rm.. connecting
bath; private entrance.
BELLEFONTAINE, 1902 cozy furn front
rooms. MOD, priv. emit. gar He. Alta.
BELLEFONTAINE. 2033--2 large front.
next bath; sewing machine; Sc. He 5805.
EVIsoN. Ii3o,SS rms. furn.. semi-modern,
FOUNTAIN SQUARE, nicely furn. front
rms. next bath: reduced. Dr. 354O-R.
ILLINOIS. n. 23S9--1--room and Kitchen
MERIDIAN, s.. 1902 rms. next bath. Sc;
rn.. sink. So. Adults. DR.. SAP.
lavatory, priv. entrance: gar. opt: r tsase
NEW JERSEY. N, 1a4-Lodging. clean,
rms. for the NIGHT. 25c and SOC. Ri 4145
bath. gas. lights, heat. FUR fnrnis iRuaniSneo
OHIO. E.. 54o---Nice clean rooms; every
thing furn.: 81 per wk. UP.
OHIO. E., 54O-Light Housekeeping and
Sleeping rooms: $3.50 up per week.
Palmer, 9 E.-2 unfurn rms, also 2 rms.
kltchenete completely furn: pri. entrance.
WALCOTT. N. 27-2 nicely furnished
modern rooms man and wife. S..
WALCOTT. N, 229-Large rm., Kitchen;
private home; garage. Ri. 1918.
BOTH. W.. 1858 unfurnished rms. All
utilities paid. garage: SIS. Ha. 1898
8 MODERN FURNISHED RMS.-For house
keeping. Private entrance. $3.50 He. 1898.
LOVELY Woodruff; rms. kitchenette, 3rd
moor: everything furn.; 81. Oh. 4108
WNTOWN-Furnished or unfurn1Shed
Call BREvORT HOTEL. III. & Ohio SITS.
CHRISTIAN rooming house; clean, large
rm., kitchenette. also sleeping rms. pri-
Vate ent.: Tree parking space. Ri. 1918.
FRONT-Bath. clean; interesting location.
Corner Mass. 10th g. Pine SITS. 1014
Cornell: $3.50.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
Houses and Flats Furnished
ALA. N, 151s-Front 2-rm. kitchenette
apt; o'stuffed furn.; Murphy bed; util
kitchen; bath; util.; adults; morn, eve.
everything furnished; private emit: 81.
months: Groom house: wei furn.: pos
session Sept. IL; owner going to Florida
$40. Beech Grove 89J. 2.
BEVILLE. N, 829.5 rms, bath, bedrms:
steam heat: adults; $3.50 wk. Oh. 1851.
COLLEGE, 2426-2 fine front rooms:
kitchen-dinette; utilities. $ll. He. $500
EAST - 4-RM Apt: OVERSTUFFFD
FURNIsHED $2s. IT. 7752 -7-'' : = -
EAST-5-rm. mod. house; garage; well
furn.; reasonable: utilities. Oh 3658R.
ILLINOIS. N. 2611-2 bedroom apartment
Frigidaire; util. paid: good ht.; 2-car gar.
MICHIGAN. E., 628-FurniShed and un-
furnished aptS all utilities furn. Ii. 2718
NEW YORK, E.. 719-2 and 3-rm. apis,
furn. complete; priv. bath; 81, So adults
NORTH 2200-3-rm. kitchntte bath, mod
apt; overstuffed: util.: $1,000. Ri 1884.
TIBBS. n. 1027-5-room strictly mod;
nicely furnished $50 month.
WASHINGTON. E.. S72O.zMod. Z rms. !;
furn. or unfurn.: porch; 81 wk. Ir. 5ST7.
WOODRUFF PLACE; EAST DR.. 651
or Groom apartments; completely
furnished: rent reasonable. Oh. 3843.
36TH. w. 1413-4-room half double. mod
ern: garage: So week. Ha. 2130-R.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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business Announcements
OLD CHAIRS MADE NEW-By rebottom-
ing In cane, hickory or reed. Call Board
OF Industrial Aid for the Blind Ha. 0583
BATH ROOM-Complete $50: plumbing &
heating installed: reasonable. Ia. 4057
ALL KINDS of furnace work Work
guaranteed. Inspection free. r. 748l.
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Legal Notices

WE will sell at public auction one REQ
touring. 1923 model, motor number 40079
serial number 147900. for storage charges
amounting to $4,000. at 10 a. m. Friday,
Sept. IS. 1881.
FIACKVILLE GARAGE.
FIackville Ind
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Irwin Bertermann and George b.
Weigand, indianapolis florists, are
among 5000 florists attending the
Florists Telegraph Delivery Asso-
citation convention in Atlantic City,
N. j.
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Colored Bargain

Single house, rooms. city water and
sirable tenant onlv. 1011 E. Dist st.
Dunlop & HoTIltegel
Ii. 6517. 122 E. Market.
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Special Notices

DIR, H. A. BOYD, now with DR.. Clusters
ments for gall bladder. high blood pres
sure. urinary and female disorders with
equipment for prevention of operations
which shows out of 10 operations are
not necessary Sick people are often mis-
lead. Save this notice. Ia 1909
I WILL not be responsible for any debts
contracted by any one other than my
self. on or after Sept. g.
HENRY w. GARDNER.
RENT-Tangle Wood Tavern. pri. dances
and parties. orchestra furn. He. $685.
DEBTS. notes. accounts collected or no
charge 3l5 Board of Trade Ii 8687
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Room for Rent With Board

JEFFERSON. N. 325-Attrac. rm.; privl.
close car. bus cd meals; men. Oh. 0685-J
NEW JERSEY, N, 222s-Nice front rm
warm in winter; a real home, good meals
If desired Ia. 4706
OXFORD, N, 39-Small BOYS. in Al
home. near school. Oh. 3415-J.
PROSPECT, 719-Nice, clean, furn. modern
rooms: home cooking DR.. 6025.
10TH. E., 2417-Desirable front yery clean.
2 people: reasonable. privileges. Oh. 3472.
CHILDREN TO BOARD-WiH board
parent: school across street. Ri. 1879.
WANTED CHILDREN-Private modern
home: near school No. 81. Be 286l-L
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The City
i'm Brief
THURSDAY EVENTS

THURSDAY EVENTS
Advertising Club, luncheon, Columbia
indianapolis Engineering Societv
luncheon, Board of Trade
American Business Club, luncheon.
Columbia Club
Sigma M, luncheon, Lincoln
Sigma Chi, luncheon, Board of Trade
National Airport Managers As5ocia-
ton, convention, municipal airport.
Cad.e tabernacle.
SiXty-ninth annual state fair, Indi-
ana state Playground.
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Help Wanted Male
Salesman

Salesman
Must own car: in Indianapolis and
every city in Indiana: very attractive
proposition to sell free wheeling that can
be installed on any new or used car for
SIS. We furnish YOU with live prospects.
Call or write
Safety Free Wheeling Co.
In Indiana.
1888 North Meridian St.
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John McGregOr, County Commits
Sioners Association of Indiana exc
cutive secretary, has been named
finance committee chairman to ar
range the organizations annual con-
vention here Oct. 81 to 30. Nc
Gregor succeeds c. Dolly Gray, who
resigned the Craftsmanship but will
remain on the committee.
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Indications of greater business ac-
tivity with more than seasonal de-
velopments this fall were discussed
by Paul j. Stokes, National Retail
Hardware Association research di-
rector, in an address at a luncheon
of the Purchasing Agents Associa-
ton Tuesday at the SEVERN.
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Radio and Equipment

Majestic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SAT. 90
AAlSW9,ater Kent; table model ......... 2250
p T1dINco console .::..: .............. 49. 90
AotsLer IN me cabinet. ...,......... $500
Crresuinla1 console ................. 22.50
Radio Bargain Shop
225 East WASHINGTON st.
PHILCO-S-tube lowboy cabinet: cost $50;
sell Tor S59 on e 2 terms E. w, BOYD
SHOP. Bali N. Ill.
TUBES CHECKED FREE. LINCOLN RAJ
do SERVICE. II. 1925. CHI. 1854
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-09

DIR. Davis NJ. Edwards will speak
on "Russia-Is She a Menace to
World Peace?" tonight before the
Young Mems Club of the Y. M. c..
A. DR.. Edwards is Indiana Council
on international Relations execu-
tive secretary and travelled in Rus
STA year ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-09

TO discover if you have talent. we offer a
special six weeks free instruction in
voice pipe organ and piano. for enroll
ment fee of So IT. 0956
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-09

Indianapolis police today were
asked to search for Harry Cochran
to notify him of the death of his
mother in youngstown, o.
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PRINCETON HOTEL
Nice clean rooms, hot, cold water, SIS
week; bath, 81. Steam heat. A real
winter home; ladies, gentlemen. 232 S.
Illinois.
IF YOU DON'T FIND what YOU are look
ing for in the want ads today. 1t may
be advertised llere. tomorrow. Read Times
classified ads daily.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-09

New display rooms of Baldwin
Studios, Inc, to be located at 81
East Ohio street in the Hume Man
sur building, will embody the stu
dio effect" according to plans Of
officials of the company. Giving
the customer a picture of the piano
as it would appear in his own home
is the object of the display.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-09

Instructions

IF YOU-Are driving somewhere and wish
congenial guests to share expense, call
Auto Travel Bureau. Ii. 1851. 426 N. Ill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-09

West Side Cash Coal Co.
10 N Richland. Belmont ANA
once coaled BY Us. Never Cold Again.
FREDERICK COAL co.
801 Beecher ST. Dr 1909
1920 E. 40th St. Wa 5sS6
SUMMER PRICES.
~ ECONOMY FUEL SUPPLY co.
0R. 1zz0. DR.. 1921.