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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-05
Stale Cake
Good Used
With Sauce
BY SISTER MARY
NEA Service Writer

Certain varieties of cake viii
keep moist and palatable until the
last crumb disappears, but others,
particularly sponge cakes and plain
white cakes, become dry and quite
undesirable the second day after
they are baked.
There are many really delicious
desserts that can be made with stale
cake, if the cook uses little in
genuity. A light cake which is very
dry can be crumbled, soaked in
milk until soft and then combined
with eggs to make very acceptable
pudding.
The procedure almost is identi-
cal with that of bread pudding,
though care must be taken not to
make it too sweet when cake crumbs
are used.
Plain cake which is not dry
enough for crumbing, but has lost
its freshness, can be cut in pieces
for serving and steamed until hot
and moist.
Serve With Sauce
Serve with a liquid sauce and
garnish with whipped cream if con-
venient.
Mock tipsy pudding is a light and
delectable dessert made with stale
sponge cake or lady fingers.
Cut sponge cake in thin, narrow
slices and spread with any kind
Of jam or preserves. Peach or ap-
ricot is very good.
Arrange in layers in deep dish
and pour over two cups of thin
boiled cuStard. Let stand over
night or for several hours until the
cake absorbs the custard. Serve
very cold with whipped cream. The
custard should be sweetened very
slightly since the cake and jam both
are sweet.
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Girl Reserve Notes

Program committee for the
Mothers tea of Shortridge high
school Girl Reserves met at the
school at 2:30 Friday. Members of
the group are Dorothy Murphy,
chairman; Mary Ellen Prescott,
Nora Dell Radcliff; Jane Colsher
and Mrs. Donald Hoover, adviser.
Tech Girl Reserve Club is spon-
soring a Christmas bazaar at the
Y. w. C. A. Dec. 9, II and IL.
Girls from New Bethel, Manual.
South Side Center, Tech and Ben
Davis will have booths in the
bazaar. Such articles as animal
toys, hand made handkerchief,
kitchen aprons, fancy pillows, Jap
anese novelties, Chinese jasamine
tea, and home made candies will be
sold by committee headed by Ger
trude ESsig and including Virginia
Childers, Ethel Mae Smith, Louise
Ferguson and Virginia Dyer.
Manual Girl Reserves will meet at
the south side center Monday night
to finish articles for the bazaar.
Girls of the south side Center
high school club will meet at 1880
Wednesday to plan for Christmas
party. Virginia Childers is presi-
dent. One club recently visited the
Nichols candy factory. Miss Kath-
crime Chattink of the company con-
Quoted the tour.
Ben Davis Girl Reserves recently
appointed Enid Nibirger reporter for
the group. They are working on a
clothing project. Tuesday Ruth
Harris and Ruth Showalter talked
informally about the growing, and
preparing of cotton and silk for
clothing materials. Next Tuesday
the group will discuss clothing ap-
propriate for school. Miss Esther
Williams and Dorcas Horger are adj
viserS of the club.
1nterclub Council of the high
school Girl Reserves will meet Dec.
IA to complete plans for their city,
wide Christmas party Dec. % in
Hollenbeck hall. Francis Louise
DUNCAN of the Broad Ripple Club is
chairman.
GRADE SCHOOL
School No. 10 club met Fride~
afternoon with Mrs. Hughett, adj
wiser, Miss Dorothy Atkins and Miss
Dorothea GODDARD, assistant adj
viSerS.
Girl Reserves of school No. 2 will
rehearse Monday afternoon for
their Christmas play to be given at
1880, Dec. II, in Hollenbeck hall at
the Y. w. c. A.
Two girls from each of the grade
school Girl Reserve Clubs, together
with their advisers, will meet at
the Y. w. G. A. at 10 Saturday
morning, Dec. II, to practice Girl
Reserve songs and to plan for the
grade school party to be given Dec.
IS in social hall of the Y. w. G. A.
Program planning group for the
Christmas party which the Inter
club council of High School Clubs
is sponsoring will meet at 4:3O
Tuesday al the Y. w. c. A. Virginia
ChilderS, is chairman and Virginia
Dyer and Helen Brain are menu
bers of the committee.
School No. go club is rehearsing
Christmas carols.
Miss Comela Hewson became
member Of school No. 43 group at
the meeting Nov. 80. Mary Arnice
Porter is news writer for the club.
Girl Reserve Club of school No.
10 planned a trip to F1anner House
for Tuesday at 3. 80. Miss Hope Will
hcults, sponsor, viii corauct the
tour. >.
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NEW CLIP BEARS
PAD FOR PERFUME

Every smart place you go you see
clips. On hats, bags, shoes, dresses.
They're especially smart on hostess
gowns and supper dresses, and gen.
orally these costumes need no other
jewelry.
Schiaparelli, who brought out the
curtain ring clip, now has a new
one made in the shape of an Amer
lean dollar sign.
And one of the most novel we've
seen is made like a flower pot or
bunch of flowers. Back of the pin
is a place for bit of cotton soaked
in your favorite perfume.
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INEVA REILLY AND
GUEST ARE FETED

Mrs. Walter Stuhldreher enter
tanned with a bridge party of four
tables Friday at her home, S345
Carrollton avenue, honoring Miss
Ineva Reilly, whose marriage to
Erwin F. Meyer, Boulder, Colo, will
take place Dec. 81, and Miss Reilly's
house guest, Miss Eleanor Walter,
Pueblo, Colo.
The hostess was assisted by her
sister, Mrs. William j. Freaney. APP
continents and decorations will be
in pastel shades. Sunday night Miss
Helen Coffey will entertain with a
small dinner party for Miss Reilly
and Miss Walter.
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BIBLE CLASS WILL
HOLD YULE PARTY

Ladies Bible class of Tuxedo Bap-
fist church will hold Christmas
party at 2 Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Earl w. Mikels, 1889 Hillside
avenue. Each member is asked to
bring a small gift.
Mrs. t. j. Parsons will have
charge of devotions, and Mrs. Ira
Cook will preside at the business
session. The hostess will be as
sisted by her mother, Mrs. Charles
Helm.
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Recent Bride
Is Entertained
at Bridge Tea

Mrs. o. r. Wilson entertained
Friday afternoon with bridge tea
at her home, 1918 East Washington
strete, in honor of Mrs. Carl Stotts,
who was Miss Margaret Helen Lortz
before her recent marriage.
The tea table was conferred with
pink roses and lighted by pink and
green taperS. Appointments also
we're in pink and green. Mrs.
Armen F. Delport and Mrs. Stott
poured. Guests were:
Mesdames o. P. Smith. G.. z. Johns. G.
A. Long, w. P. Whittington. George Shat
fer. Hollis Brent. Malachy Kelly, c. L.
Shrode. o. c. Sumwalt. Jerry Crawford.
Walter Lurking. Mamie wilson L. c
Mount. II. B. Cox. W. Q. johnson. A. W.
Wilson. Raw Williams. H. L. Richardson.
George watkins and Otto Fulton.
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EASTERN STARS TO
HOLD ANNUAL FETE

Prospect auxiliary, Order of East
ern Star, will sponsor its annual
Christmas bazaar all day today
and tonight at the Prospect
Masonic Temple. Lunch and dinner
will be served, in charge of Mrs.
William Bottin and Mrs. Stanley
Short. Mrs. Harry Allen is general
chairman. Booth chairmen are:
land Albert OFT, Charles Sabins Ha Ti1
Emmons, William Smith George Spaneier
Louis Kahn and Miss Estelle RILEY.
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Hostess at Luncheon

Mrs. Donald E. Page entertained
the following guests at luncheon
and bridge Thursday at the Marott:
MeSdameS G.. H. RoSsebo, T. H.
Depplaff, T. M. Overly, S. L. Bot
tenwiser, w. G. Best, G. M. Titsen-
berger and w. S. Thompson.
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MISS HOLLY Is BRIDE
OF SULLIVAN MAN
Miss Virginia Holly, daught

nOlIy, I'd uSA1GCL "a
Mr.. and Mrs. John
Holly, 1923 North
Tuxedo street, be-
came the bride of
Enri Sites, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S.
Sites, S u Ivan,
Ind, in a cere-
mony performed
Saturday at First
Baptist church.
The Rev. Fred
erick E. Taylor
officiated, assisted
by the Rev. o. r.
Mckay. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sites will
make their home
in Utica, N. Y.
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'SCOTTY CLOCKS
NEW. AMUSING

Have you seen the new Scottie
clocks?
A tiny Scottie chases himself
around the dial once every minute,
urged on by the electric current
that keeps the clock going.
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Button OrfordS Smart

Get out your buttonhook. Some
of the smartest oxfords seen about
town these days buCton on the side.
Some others lace instead. But any,
how, the side closing is the new
stvle in oxfords.
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Sensational Discovery, 666 Salve
Doctors Prescription for Treating Colds Externally
Everybody Using It-Telng Their Friends
$4,000 Cash Prizes For Best Answers
''Why You Prefer 666 Salve for Colds
The Answer Is Easy After You Have Tried 1t
Ask Your Druggist

s5OOOO twenty
$4,000 each Next $500 each Next hundred Prizes $1,000
identical
Prizes viii awarded Rules Write side Of only Let
letter than fifty Tear on 666
Jacksonville
January Druggist
have list of winners by February 18th
666 Liquid or Tablets with 666 Salve Makes a
Complete Internal and External Treatment
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RuqenStein- Bourne

MIR. and Mrs. William Rugenstein,
2el5 Highland place, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Wilma Eleanor Rugenstein. to Lo-
well r. Bourne, which took place
June T.
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Bridge Tea is GiUe1

Mrs. W. Hathaway Simmons en-
tertained with bridge tea Friday
afternoon for Mrs. Arturo Grassi,
Florence, Italy, who is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
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Mrs. Jenkins Hostess

The N. B. Club was entertained
Thursday by Mrs. George Jenkins
at her home 1896 Olive street.
Bunco was played
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LGrQe Initials StuliSh

Initials used on handbags or
handkerchiefs these days are very
large. Not as modest, but more
fashionable!
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TEAM HAS
CHRISTMAS FETE

Mrs. Love Morgan entertained
members of George H. Chapman
drill team at luncheon Thursday at
her home, 104 Hancock street.
Christmas motif was carried out
with a lighted Christmas tree and
Christmas bells. Poinsettias were
used on the serving table and the
fireplace was banked with gifts
which were distributed during the
afternoon. Each woman also
brought an article of food for a
needy family.
The afternoons program included
a mock wedding ceremony in OBJ
servance of Mrs. Morgan's wedding
anniversary, and a playlet, 1.-THE
Last Day of School" in which Mrs.
Morgan, as teacher, gave each guest
a gift.
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Personals

Mrs. Harry H. Atlass has taken
an apartment at the Marott for
permanent residence.
Miss Kathleen Cummings, Browns
town, will be the weekend guest
of j. Edward Mason, at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Ross
Mason, $50 Washington boulevard.
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Legal Notices

ceding report Of receipts, disbursements
and balances Is true and correct, as ]
verify believe; and further declare that
the sums with which am charged in this
report are ell the sums received by me,
and that the various items OF expenditures
credited have been fully paid in the sums
stated and without express of implied
agreement that any portion thereof shall
be retained by or repaid to me or any
other person. And further declare. and
swear Tor AFFIRM that have received no
money, nor article OF value, in considera-
ton Of any contract by me as trustee of
this township.
(Signed) AMELIA HARDING,
Trustee Of Center Township.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, the
chairman Of the advisory board of this
township. this 9Th day Of January 1881.
fSigned) CHARLES F.. ROESENER,
Chairman Of Advisory Board of Center
Township.
This report was received. accepted and
approved by the advisory board of this
township at their annual meeting, this 9Th
day OF January, 1881.
ADVISORY BOARD OF CENTER
TOWNSHIP.
(Signed) Charles r. Roesener, Chairman.
Ernest K. Marker.
Charles Hoffman.
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IS AT CLOSE OF YEAR
DEC 81 1Q2n-
Total ...................... slas.2s


statement showing amount Of all money
paid to the various funds OF Center town
ship OF Marion county, Indiana diSburse-
ments therefrom and balance remaining
"As' e,''' AZ @ TT Funsd De'' o. As'o'
Balance on hand jan i, i9S0-$27, $50. Sc.
Receipts during year-sl6, S66.S6.
Total OF balances and receipts Dec 81
isSo-s4S. si7.s3.
Disbprsements during year--ss25 .s22. 7s.
Final balances p Dec 81; lsso-si7ss5.u4.
Balance on hand Jan. !. isso-$s. s1s.ss.
Total. Of balances pal and receipts Dec. 81.
Disbursements during yesr-S2. SS4.sS.
FINAL balances Dec 81. issO-$i' Sosi7.
balance on hand Jan. i, issO[s2o o44. 10.
Receipts during year-sif. s46. 9s.
Total Of BALANCES ala and receipts Dec. 81.
pasbprsepents during. yeaE-s2I, IsI4z.
Balance on hand Jan. !. isso-sso $50. az
Receipts during year-$22 94O 81.
Total Of BALANCES and receipts Dec. 81
Disbursements during year--$s5 sT747.
Final balances Dec. q, isSo-ss7. 2S4os.
R sslsRss S an SsnS 1an ais'0'i'Ssss
total q balances and receipts. Dec /. 1880
PinSI saiancss' 0q Dee S isso1s 81 IS SASH
Teachers Pension Fund
BALANCE on hand, Jan. /, is30-SS64.O
Receipts during year-s579l0.
Total Of esiances and receipts, Dec. 81.
DISBURSEMENTS during year-s94s.IA.
Final balances. Dec 81 1880
Bond Fund
balance on hand Jan. !. 1es0-Sis So. S.
Receipts curing year--S6,540eS
i93o-S2o. is3.sz.
disbursements during year-sis.sss.
Final balances, Dec. 81. is3o-$3 sos 81.
Total OF All Funds
Valance on hand. Jan. I. is30--si2s. 64s. AS
Total o. o balances and receipts. Dec. 81.
disbursements during year--$ii6.ss4s3.
FINAL balances Dec. 81 l93o-See e9f sd
Total balance as shown by this report
warrant checks outstanding. Dec. 81, 1880
--$i2o.29.
Total balances and outstanding warrants.
Dee. 81. i930-&9C. 05s IS.
Cash IN depository. Dec. 81. is3o-sso.-
/. Amelia Harding. the trustee Of Center
township. Marion county. Indiana, do
solemnly swear lor aniFlnl that the pre-
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Prepared the From the Times Ads Below
Painting and Paperinr

WHY PAY MORE-Paper furnished and
hung. 81 per room. Oh. 2004. II. z4f5.
PAPER hung, t2-50 per room and ur
PAPER Sc up: work guaranteed. DR.. 9747.
PAPER Hanging. Painting. Carpenter work.
FENDEL. 4z4 North Forest. On. SAT-.
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Poultry and Supplies

hundred; custom Matching. 2 cents per
egg: $50 egg units. Order now at "a N.
Delaware st. BOYER'S HATCHERY.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

semi-modern: reasonable. Ri. 5ss2.
ASHLAND. l641-Furn., 2 lrge conn. front
rms, adj. bath: priv. entr. Refs. Ii. 0459.
BFLLEFONTAINE. 1871 and 2-rm. apts.:
$3.50. $3.50: everything fur. Ri. 2oS9.
BROADWAY. S3o-Front, modern furn.
apt; pri. entrance: adults; So. RI. SEAS.
BROADWAY, liS4--Clean. warm nm. and
kitchen. with sink near bath: SIS.
BROADWAY. l422-Furn. apt. private
bath: steam heat. garage: adults: $40.
CAPITOL, N, 2045-2 front, clean, warm
rms; modern home; private entrance; IS.
CENTRAL. 1902 large front rms. next
bath: close press. beds. range. 81.
DENNY, N, 56-S-rms. furnished; private
bath and entrance. Ir. 4569.
EAST. N. si4-Furn., 2 Connecting, clean,
modern rms. steam heat: ADULTS
ILLINOIS. N. 1851. 2. 3-rm. kitchenette
apt. so. Sc and sS.5O: everything furn.
ILL. AND 30TH-2 warm. clean, connect
ing rooms: private: reasonable. Ia. 1855.
REDWOOD, 3207-Will share 7-rm. mod
comfortable sleeping rooms. Ia. zoos.
MnEY. l2S-Clean, furnished, heat, gas.
lights; reasonable. Be. 4s3l-R.
NEW JERSEY. NJ lS4-Good clean house
keeping rooms. Ri; 4l45.
NEW JERSEY, N. s26-2-rm. apt, fur.
beautifully: steam heat. bath. Ri. 6Tos.
Au00-&
stairs: furnished: and entrance; sink. Ha.
oS36-M
NEW JERSEY, :, l009-2 'FRONT.'. WELL
HTED. RMS: EyERYTH0. FUR. RI s777.
NEW YORK. VINO modern housekeeo-
ing rooms; good heat: IS.
NOBLE. $50, NJ clean, warm rooms;
newly furnished; reasonable.
ORIENTAL. n. 2o-2 nm. furn apt: also
2-rn1- unfinished apt Ii. eo55.
ST. CLAIR, E., 314-Apt. 2; 2 furnished.
steam heat. sink. always hot water; reas
ST. JOE, E. $50 large rms. front.
down: sink; private entrance. ri 52T3.
SOUTHEASTERN. lsii-4-rm. furn. house:
gas. LIGHT; water furn.: Sc week.
TALBOT. n. 23ss-2-rm. kitcheTefte:
also front rm. kitchen; nicely fur:
garage. Ia. 50Ss.
TALBOT. n, 1870. 2, kitchenette apis.
IS. 8. and 81 week.
TALBOT. N. 2525--2 large rms: porch.
sink. steam: priv. emit. rel. req. Ia. 216s.
WALNUT. B. liaF-Rm., kitchenette; mod,
trent; PRIV. enff also Sleep I'm; all fur.
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Suburban for Rent
Business Places for Rent

s-ROOM bungalow. Arcola heater. For
information call Oh 2239-R2.
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Houses for Rent

ARLINGTON, S. 539-4-rm. mod; dining
rm. kitchen fur; garage; water. II. 1914.
ARssMAL s. 2lc edSod rooms ssS bath so Dear
COTTAGE, 1855 rooms; water paid:
gas, cleo: SIG: near school. Hu. 1853.
DE LOSS, lS18-4-rcom single; lights, gas,
water. toilet. garage; $12. Ri. SAL.
DENNY. N, 725-cozy 4 rms. modern,
garage. water paid. $3.50. Ta. 2580.
116 N. DENNY
seyen-room modern single and garage;
GREGORY and APPEL. INC. Ii 74s1.
EUGENE. 1865 rm. mod. double; gar
age: water paid. S25. RI. 1920.
HARLAN, 15s-4-room modern double; ga
rage; s22.5o: Key next door. An. 1404.
HERBERT ST, l223-6-room modern dble.,
gar. wat. pd.. s2s. Call 2O25 W. Eermont:
Ai bedroom:: 81 Sac 4Oz Wa z 4llaJ.
ILLINOIS, 1906, N.-2-story. mod. house;
garage; $50. Owner. Dr.. 1888.
KANSAS, 1875 rms, bath. %stsr paid;
bath. gas hter: no fur: gar: $2S. II. 1895.
clean: near car line: $3.50 II. 5sl2.
LYON, s., s2l-4 rooms garage. chicken
house: only SIS. Be. 1881.
MOUNT. s. S2.e.soom cottage. o elee..
gas. garage. Reduced. sls. Be. was:
4 Nsa
wood frs. tile bath. gar. $40. IA. 2627.
NEW JERSEY, s., 2164-At Garfield
park; dandy 5-room Semi-modern double;
newly decorated; wonderful location; ga
rage; reduced to $2l: water paid
NORTH. 227o E.. near st. Philips church;
"a cozy double. living room. dining room,
kitchen: bedroom and bath. garage, water
water water paid Al; $3.50. Wa. oss5.
ORANGE, 4l2--S rooms, gas, lights. water,
inside toilet. garage: only $l8. BE. 1853.
ORLEANS. 1s3l-4-room, ssmi-modern
double; sis; water paid.
PARK AVE, l725-6-room modern double.
garage s25. Ia. 22Sl.
PARKER. 2245-.4 rms, toilet inside, ga
rage: water paid: SIS. Au: 1881.
easily heated. greatly reduced. DR.. 5l16-R
RITTER. s.. .435-Double; 4 rooms. semi
modern: water paid; SIS. Ri. 66ls.
ROBSON, S322-Dandy 5-room SEMI
modern double; AL condition; good loca-
ton. quiet street: garage; water paid;
2366 N. RURAL
Four-roorn semi-modern single and
GREGORY GREE s7'' and APPEL. NC. Il. 74s1.
TACOMA, n. l6ls-5-roOm mod; redec.;
garage: water paid: $25. Wa. o395.
WINTHROP, 4l47-A6od. double: garage;
reas. rent to responsible tenant. II. 2z23.
WOOD, 213s-Ciean, firm. house: near
Brentwood school: s12.5o: some furniture.
WOODRUFF PL.. 735-AEiddle Dr.: 4-bed-
rn1.. 2-way c3uole: va. po-: $e5. VS. 5000.
18TH, E. 25l2-z-room strictly mod double.
kitchen cabinet. garage. DR.. 1850.
18th, &, 1885 rms, semi-modern. ga
rage: near Brookside PIX: so. Key PASS.
ONE month free: looms. gas. cleo lights,
inside toilet and sink; water paid rent
Si3. 1903 Brookside Ave- Owner. 1884
N. Delaware st. Ia. 53S4.
~ LARGE ROOMS
1012 North Illinois st.
Suitable for rooming house.
RENT REDUCED.
Call Ii. 1864.
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CAL Ii TOb1.
RIVER COTTAGE-Near Broad Ripple:
responsible party. with automohiie; work
out rent BY repairing nearby cottages.
Box A-i63 The Times.
Rooming House, Downtown
Tea rooms modern: frst-clzss condi-
ton. e47 n. Illinois. $50 per month.
Dunlop & Holtegel, l22 3. Market
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Radio and Euuinment

CROSLEY, B-tube, all-electric, Dynamic
speaker, complete S35: terms
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80 Virginia Ave. RI 3235.
ONLY-Brand new Apex Neutrodyne;
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tubes. ALLEN. 51i Massachusettts Ave.
ONE Cleartone, all-electric, in highboy
cabinet: cost $325. now $29. E. W. BOYD
RADIO SHOP. Ia. So37.
soc PER CALL-Expert service. Whv nav
more. Lightning Radio. Oh. 1910.
LncOLN RADIO SERVICNR. @. A.
Tubes. ger. repairing: experts. II. 1925.
FOR RzST-And cheapest radio service
call Ri T725. Work guaranteed.
AFRIAIS-Radio service. by graduate en-
gineer: II years experience. DR.. 6259-I
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Lost and Found

BETWEEN Nohlesville and Indpls.; box
contain lace luncheon set. linen napkins;
other pieces; liberal reward. Ha. 2297
LlADY'S yellow gold Swiss wrist watch in
Irvington, Dec. 81. 1r. 4249.
LARGE male red Chow, license 46l4 Chill
dren's pet. Call Knowles, Hu. 1897 or
III. s571. Reward
LOST-Billfold, black; containing lease for
storeroom and fixtures, SIS and / receipt.
owner needs badly. Reward. Ia. 0554.
LOST-2sx5.25 SPRINGFIELD tire and
tube. 328 w. South st.
LOsT-St.. Bernard, large, orange and
white male; name "Rody." Oh. els. 1907
N. Sherman Drive.
MINK shoulder cape; keepsake; Mon; Col
lege car or Ashland: reward. He. 3002.
WILL man finding tan bag with glasses
please mail Indianapolis Times.
WRIST WATCH-Gruen, gold face; mono
gram o. F. F. Ha. 4835-R. Reward.
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Special Notices
INSTRUCTIONS

SPECIAL offer OF SIX weeks free instruc-
ton In music for enrolment fee and only
cost OF 50, Lessons valued at SIS to $50
TUTORiEG-H. S. English, history. civics.
science. math.. exp. graduate teacher.
also grades 70 q Inclusive Dr. iso6-M
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Business Announcement

REPAIR work on radios, wash. naehs.
Sweepers. irons. sew. mach: repair adj.
gas stoves; all cleo. home apps No Job
too small. too large. HaveTlock, Ha- 1850.
FkAIHERS-Bought. sold ana renovated.
feather mattresses. pillows made TO order.
BATH ROOM-Complete $50; plumbing q
heating installed; reasonable. Ia. 4057.
HOUSE wrecking, chimney repairing, gen
eral hauling. Reasonahle. DR.. l0z3-W.
WE SELL AND INSTALL CELTEx. CHI.
a00l.
HARDWOOD--FIoors made to look new.
GEN REPAIRING. Real sewer man. leaky
roofs. cutters. furn. coils. Eve. On. 22a3-J
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
Houses for Sale

STOREROOM-Fine loca barber, millinery;
rent $40 mo-; 1905 Madison. Dr. 6793.
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Real Estate for Exchange.
Farms for Sale

FARM along river. part bottom; timber,
rock road; Arm. house; fine for resort;
cheap. Box 81. Huron Indiana.
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Storage and Transfer

LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER
Fire-proof storage house. store nov.
PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR co:
4ls e. Market. ri. ESQ
STORAGE--OVERLAND HAULING
Special prices on return loads. Packing,
shipping. OTTO j. 6UEZ. Ri. 1928. Ri.
1851: Nights Oh. oess-w.
J. H. TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE:
SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND-To or
from Chicago. st. Louis. Detroit, Cleve-
land or other cities. DR.. 307l or Ri. 1855
covered truck reliable men: S1 city WORK:
piano extra. A. =. BANKS. Be. 4460.
NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO.-Prices
reasonable. Call at all times. ia. 3741.
MOVING. So: YOU help. 81 less;- IA ton
truck: quick. guarn. service. Oh. 6S40.
BRTTTON TRANSPARENT, $3.50 load;
large trucks: responsible men. Or. 1915.