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GILL dQAOS CIlS Op~
posite, without be-
ing a prude. After
several dates, he
aired opinions on
itimacy which is
strictly against my
principles. He in
sists he has no wish
to change my views
but he wants me to
know that even if
he were to marry,
he would want to
know first the kind
&c 1r.z1x,-@ 49, or,.,I
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-10

IlIinois-sts. Mrs. Jessie Combs, 're-
firing worthy matron, will be in
stalling officer. Mrs. Alice M. Good
night is the new worthy matron
and John P. Smith, worthy patron.
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ChQpter to Entertain

Venetian chapter, International
Travel Study Club, Inc, will enter
tain with a card party at Saturday
in the Banner Whitehill auditorium.
Mrs. John Lomes will be chairman.
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ALUMNAE MEET AT
RAUB HOME

Misses Mary Jean Raub and Isabel
McNerney entertained alumnae OF
St. Mary's College, Notre Dame, ct
the home of the former, 430 E
Maple-rd, last night. White tapers
lighted the serving table, centered
with sweet peas and baby's breath
Sixteen attended.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-10
HOLSTERS ATTEND
GARNER DINNER

By Times Special
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1O.-Con-
gresham and Mrs. Louis Ludlow
and President c. Bromley Oman
of De Paw University and Mrs.
Oman we're guests of President
Roosevelt at the White House din
ner Tuesday night in honor of Vice
President Garner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-10

Yes, it's smart to
drink So-Am Yerba
Mate because it's
new :. because it does
such wonders for your
health. Maybe you're
planning a trip to one
Of the sunny southern
countries m a y b e
inst reading about YOUR
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-10
BY JANE JORDAN

Here is an opportunity for you to re-
ceive mature counsel on your problems
without cost to yourself. Put your most
troublesome situation in a letter today.
Dear Jane Jordan-About a year
ago I met a young man who seemed
interested in me. We are both in
our late twenties. He evidently had
been going with fast set, while I
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-10

something which my widest mag
nation had never even conceived
Painted Fragrance! BLOCK ) have
a flair for the new, the unusual, the
exotic-here it's. A cross betWiXt
paint, lacquer and enamel . with
a trace Of perfume thrown in. For
what? For why? Wait. You &C
tually paint with this scented color
>. Just small area of the drawer
in your dressing table, or perhaps
the underside of the shelf in your
closet and abracadabra !!
it becomes a sweet and lasting
sachet. Now, wouldn't that leave
any unsuspecting shopper practi-
cally helpless? Your choice of
lavender, lilac and bouquet &.
priced $3.50 for a generous jar and
brush. BLOCKS Main Floor, Toi-
let Goods Dept.
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sian art and cul-
ture by his lectures
this week. that he
has been invited
70 give numerous
talks in addition
10 his scheduled
programs at AyreS
where his collec-
ton is on display.
We viewed the an
Gent book rever-
emily as We opened
Il and glanced
through its mag
,7ffcpr7fIv decorated
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sensational you stop to note the
new low price tags waving at you
with their come hjther and buy
me" look. There's many a lamp,
occasional table, picture, smoker,
flower container and such . that
will simply not be replaced so
it's high time you snapped up those
pets you eye so longingly each time
you peer into their lovely windows.
It's scheduled for January, but
methinks it will be but a matter Of
days until the stocks marked
clearance" are depleted. Beautiful
values in every line of their wares,
so trot right in soon now to LY-
MANS and see them all 81
Monument Circle,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-10

One modern achieve
ment which made my
eyes widen (yours will
CLEAN with delight /.
Self-Polishing Floor Wax!
No more rubbing, polish
ing and Shaving to have
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O. e. s. TO INSTALL

Golden Rule Chapter, Order OF
Eastern Star, will hold public in
stallation of officers at 9 tomorrow
at the Masonic Temple, North and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-10
Flo1OerS for your desk - at
home or office "a Rose Bowl,
glass enclosed loneliness.

Go to VONNEGUT'S
for scales Il didn't need
to tell you that) but did
you know that they have
a health scale priced only
$3.50 during the January
Clearance? And it has all
the features that make
for accurate weighing.
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Il Il II

Everything a bou t
LYMAN'S store is
beautiful and now
their January Clear
ance is one beautiful
sale. Somewhat of a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-10

A happy "foMrS0me" IN rings
-enga9ement-10eddj1y (for
bride and groom, and a tim
ring for "happine8S ahead"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-10

AS I live and breathe,
or rather inhale, the
sweet scent of lavender
m-m-m what
is it? Where is it? I'm
mystif1ed, aren't you?
Here I go babbling on
about something discov-
cred nnlv Yesterday and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-10

Above, all in one fOlmda-
ton garment for formal
1Oear, fashioned of satin
la8ter and shadow lace.
Right beIOlO, robe dc style
of satin lame, 1OOrn By
G1Cili Andre.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-10

Don't rush for the scales when you
visit the home of a friend have
your own Bathroom Scales and en-
Joy the thrill Of giving yourself a
weigh every morning before you
dress. We're checking and double
checking all the time try check
ing your health in this pleasant
weigh" And if you gain or lose
noticeably, it's time to ask yourself
why. It's a splendid means of
watching the children gain and grow.
Every day at the same time on the
same scales gives true picture of
your health. There are numerous
models in green or white or they
may be ordered in special colors to
match your bath. And there's one
gone "streamline" in design. VON-
NEGUT'S for scales-even to the
physicians height and weight type.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-10

There's q decided fondneSS
1mong the southern sojourn-
erS, for colorful hats Nth cas-
udl brim1S.
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attractive floors. Merely apply
this modern stuff it dries in Is
minutes think of it! And a.
gloss is produced that used to re-
quire scads of elbow grease. What's
more, this Self-Polishing wax
Shines on and on" becoming more
beautiful each time the floor is
cleaned. What could be more de-
sirable? Now is a good time to get
odd jobs Of cleaning, painting and
reflnishing done during these
gray days of winter 49,. and before
the children come tracking in and
out. U-ENAMEL and its many
magic wonders will aid you in
house-cleaning. 104 Monu m ent
Circle.
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Dinner becomes an occa- -
sion when Mother serves
MARTHA WASHINGTON "a
ice cream for dessert. MadeNw ~
fresh every day from lus-
cious. thick, rich cream-freshest Of
country eggs-and the best Of
fruits and nuts it's nutritious
and oh, so goodl Just phone ia.
1927 and have a quart or 2 deliv-
cred.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-10

FITTING CO., have for such a puz-
zling situation. To be sure, they're
having a sale, very spectacular
sale, a January event that has ala
ways been outstanding. Accumu-
lated merchandise from the years
business marked down to real bar
gains left overs from the hoIi-
days thorough clearance has
always been the case. But, in this
remarkable year of 1885 A. D., the
PEOPLES are enjoying a new home,
newly furnished, with nary a piece
of old stuff. This And January
Clearance Sale finds nothing but
very attractive new furniture to
clear" Match that, if you can.
Needless to say, it's your opportun-
ity to buy home furnishings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-10

Ri. 5551 is the phone. Tuesdays
and Thursdays ere the days. The
name, please
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-10

Take your bridge luncheons, din
ner parties and club banquets to
HOLLY HOOK lillian ideal, coy
country place-a delightful rendez-
vous for meeting and eating" The
Vincents will serve you many tempt
ing dishes in famous Hoosier FASH
ion. Phone HU. 1893 for reserva-
tions. It's but a pleasant drive to
BIO College Ave.
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Best Short Waves

LONDON-6:05 D. m.-Gossip Hour
Csc, 313 m. 1880 kc.).
MADRID-6 p. m-Musica Frivola
EAQ 30.5 m. 1910 kc.i
BERLIN-6:30 D. m.-Olympia 1886
DIG. 49.3 m. 1920 kc.).
WINNIPEG D. m.-Canadian Press.
CJRx, 25. 6 m. 11,720 kcJ.
PITTSBURGH-1O:l5 D. m.-Dream
Ship. W8XK, U.s. m. l1.870 kc.).
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- :45-Tom Coakley's orchestra (Mutuau
1:00-Current events,
1.l5-Stories.
1:30-Georgraphy of Our Country
1:45-Geogra ply of Foreign Lands.
2 00-Molly of the Movies Mutual.
2:15-Ma Perkins tNBC).
2:30-Vic and Sade LNBC).
2 :45-The ONeilS tNBCI.
3 00-Betty and Boz.
3:15-The Life of Mary Sothern Mutual
3:30--News and financial notes.
3 45-Sundown Varieties
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IL TRANSFORMATION
CALIFORNIA BY FAST TRAIT;

CALIFORNIA BY FAST TRAI.
Only s34. $50
via North western Union Pacific from
Chicago, in comfortable coaches without
change And note this-breakfast Csc
lunches 30c, dinners 35c. Besides, free
pillows, drinking cups. porter service:
dimmed lights at night; conditioned
coach for women and children, with
STEWARDSHIP attendant Omaha west
No other form of travel offers SO much
North I western, sos Merchants S 'A1 Bank
Bldg. Phone RI-3ll0. Indianapolis, Ind
or Union Pacific. 7o5 Dixie Terminal
Bldg, 40 E. Fourth-st, Cincinnati Ohio
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II Personals

HAIRCUT shampoo. wave, all 3 for Csc
FaciaIs Csc Permanents 75c-S3 No apis
ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD.. 40l Roosevelt
Bldg
RHEUMATISM Neuritis Aches and Pains
quickly relieved with Wintergreen Tablets
absolutely guaranteed Write for free
literature THE KEENE DRUG co
DalaMare & Ohio-sts. IndianApolis. Ind
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
.22 Housekeepinq Rooms

ALABAMA. N 523, GAYLORD. APT 8
Warm 3-rOom tuInsshed d Housekeeping PIN
before 10 a m. or after 2 p. m.
BEvILLE. N, 1928 rooms, upper. Sink,
range in kitchen. Private entrance.
BROADWAY. 1888, large. warm rooms;
beds: Sc rooms, $3.50 and So.
apartment: downstairs sink; private en-
trance and porch: utilities.
COLLEGE. 1409-Upper duplex. or 4
rooms; neatly furnished; private bath
and entrance, utilities furnished adults.
ELDER, 20. s.-(W. washington carl; 2
room apartments, steam heat; over
stuffed; $3.50 and $3.50
FLETCHER-Av. l11l--2 upper furnished
rooms utilities paid; employed or ell
derly couple; 50 or 50.
ILLINOIS. 1919, N-Nicely furnished 2
room apartment, clean well heated;
plenty hot water.
NEW JERSEY. N. 12l5-2-room apartment
good heat: hot water; private entrance.
kitchenette; clean, good bed: well fur
nished: warm: sink; private entrance;
adults; electric laundry.
PARK. 2146-Cozy Groom apartment: good
heat; hot water; private entrance. Phone.
Pennsylvania, N, 2204-2 lovely rooms
ferred. TA-5307
TALBOT, N. 2342-2 warm rooms; fur
nished complete; near bath; reasonable.
HA-4809-M
WALNUT, us E.-3 rooms, 1st floor; pri-
vate bath. entrance. See houSekeeper in
basement.
WOODRUFF PL.. 891, NJ DR.-Large liv-
ing room, kitchenette; dressing closet;
phone, utilities; private entrance.
WOODRUFF PL 1855, w DR.-Attractive
Broom apartment; private bath and
entrance. Sink, warm, phone, built-in
features. Adults.
NINTH, 6l6 E.-2 rooms, kitchenette; pri..
yate bath; LIST floor. Also /, or 3
rooms.
23RD, 529, E.-3 or 4-room, newly deco
rated; private bath; near school; rea-
sonable. HE-307l.
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THURSDAY

A. M.
630-Morning deVotons
645-Blue Ridge Mountain girls.
7.00-Musical Clock
8:45-Mary Bakers reviews
9:00-The Brown Family.
e:l5-EdWard McHugh tNBC),
Q 30-Let's Swing It,
9:45-Home Town fNBCl
l000-A Rose Room Melody.
l005-A Surprise
10.l0-Willard Singers.
10:15-LimouSire Ladies'
10 .30-Carnival (NBCD.
II 00-LYrics in Harmony.
l:l5-Honeyboy and Sassafras (NBCD.
II 30-Dedicaton Ceremonies (NBCi
l20Q-Talk by Aiming S. Prall tNBC).
p. M
IL 80 zeal reporter
II 45-Jules Lande ensemble (NBC).
l:00-Matinee Musical lNBC).
l:30-Three Scamps (NBCD.
l:45-pete Mack's Mooskers (NBC).
2..9-Home Folks (NBC).
2;iS-Rochester Philharmonic orchestra
iNBC)
2 f5-Cub reporters
300--Woman's radio review (NBC),
3;30-Girl Alone lNBCI
3:15-Tintype Tenor lNBC).
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WIRE (1400) indianapolis
indianapolis Broadcasting. Inc.l
TODAY

TODAY
r M
O0-Al Pearce and his gang tNBCJ.
4 30-Reserve Officers Of Indiana.
4.35-Marion County speaker.
4 .40-Musical Interiude.
4:45--Clara, LII n EN- (NBC).
500-Flying Time (NBC).
5:15-A Rose Room Melody.
520-Happy Long.
5 .30-Press Radio news (NBC).
535-Mary Small ,NBC).
5 45-Sons of Pioneers.
6 00--The Schultz Family.
6I5--Uncle EzraS radio station (NBCD.
630-Sports review.
6.45-City Voices tNBC).
100-One Mans Family (NBC).
730-Wayne Kings orchestra NBCj.
800-John Charles Thomas (N2Cj.
830-WaTden Lawes in 30, 900 Years in
Sing Sing lNBCl.
900-Muscal Moments.
9.l5-Basonology.
0:20-A Surprise Party.
9 30-Richard Himber and his champions
945-Federal Housing speaker
l0:00-Jack Ebys orchestra.
Brooks
10:20-Eddie Duchins orchestra (NBC).
10,30-HouSe of Glass ,NBCD.
II 00-Leon Belasco's orchestra tNBC).
] .30-Llghts Out iNBCl.
IL 00-Midnight-Sign off.
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COLUMBIA
Students program$
Jack Armstrong;
Og. Son of fire.
Joseph Piotke's orch.
Bobby Benson+
Radio Press news$
Vanished NoiceS%
Milton Kellem's orch.
Buck Rogers''
Hawaiian bsnd**
Kate smith,
Boake Carter%
Cayalcade of America
Burns and Allen"
Lily POns*"
Ray Mobiles orch.*s
Lud Gluskin's orch.Fs
March of Time*'
Myrt and Marge%*
Claude Hopkins orch. -
George Olsen's orch.+
Henry HaIstead's orch.
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Geo. Maude
JEWELER
100 Monument
Circle

2 doors from
Water Co. Office
Head watch maker
for 81 years with
Rost Jewelry Co.
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81 Pets and Birds
63 Poultry-LiUe Stock
81 SuUDS

JERSEY COW with months bull calf
Mitthoeffer-rd on south side E. 25th-stl
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WFBM (123O) INDIANAPOLIS

VHUIanapoIS FoWer and Light Company
TODAY
P M
415-Gogo deLys (CBS).
4:30-Tea Time lures
5.00-Santa Claus.
5.15-School sketches
h30-Wheeler Mission program
6:00-Buck Rogers tCBS)
6:I5-Imperial Hawaiian band tCBSl.
630-Kate Smith (CBSJ.
6:45-NewS
700--Cavalcade of America (CBSl.
7:30-Burns and Allen (CBS).
800-Iily Pons and KostelanetZ orches-
ira (CBSl
830-Ray Mobiles orchestra (CBSJ.
900-On the Air with Lud Gluskin tCBSl
9:30-March of Time lCBSl.
9:d5-Noller- Straub
1Q;00-Myrt and Marge fCBS)
10.l5-News.
10 31-C1aude HOPKINS orchestra (CBSl.
II 00--Atop the Indiana Roof
Ii :30-Herry Halstead's orchestra (CBSl
II 0-MidniRht-Sign Off
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; UeathS-FuneraLs

Indianapolis Times, Wed. Dec. 4, 1885.
COSTELLO, MARY JANE tJennie) Age
70 years, beloved mother of John r.
Dick and George Costello Mrs. Frank
w. Quinn, James and William Costello
deceased, grandmother of Margaret
Quinn and Anna Costello. died Tuesday,
Dec 3, funeral from the home, 1852
E. Raymond-st, Thursday. Dec. 5, $3.50
a. m. Services at St GATHERINGS church,
a. m. Friends invited. BLACKWELL
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THURSDAY
6:30-Chuck Wagon.
7:00-EarlY Birds.
8:00-Greenfeld Village Chapel (CBS).
815-hs You Like 1t tCBSl.
s :45-NewS
9:00--Know Your Music.
.30-Captivators (CBSl.
10:00-Harlin Brothers.
10:15--Three Keys lCBSl.
10;30-Mrs. Farrelrs Kitchen of the Air.
IL ;00-Voice of Experience tCBS)
IL :i5-Jack Shannon tCBS).
IL :30-Life of Mary Marlin tCBS).
II 45-Five Star Jones (CBSl.
12.00-Noon-Farm circle,
P, M
IL :30-NewS
l2:45-Midday Meditation.
1.00-Industrialists.
1;15-Happy Hollow (CBS).
1;30-American School of the Air tCBS)
200-Oleanders (CBS).
2:15-Waltz Time (CBS).
2;30-Do You Remember? tCBS).
3:00-Salvation Army band OBS.
3:l5+Tto Guigar tCBSl.
330-Greetings from Old Kertuckv (CBS).
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II Help Wanted. Male
% Situations, Female

DAY or week work for ladies; common Ia
Dor for men: day or week general house
cleaning; UNITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH
CENTER. INC. LI-5860
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TONIGHTS RADIO TOUR

TODAY
NBC WIZ
Spotlight revue
Singing LadyT
Little Orphan AnnieT
Amin al News club
Ken sparnon
Radio Press news
The Characters
Lowell Thomasf
Easy Aces
Capt. Tim Healy
Lum and Abnerf
Dangerous Paradisef
Rendezvous
House of GiaSsT
John Charles Thomas
Warden Lewis f.. Law
Alfred r. Sloan. speake
Jimmy Fiddler's orch.
Dorothy Lamour
Al Donahue's orch.
Shandor
G. Dornberger's orch.
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TIME
r. ". NBC-WEAF
400 Al Pesroe and Gang
AGO Tom Mix
4.a5 Clara. Lu m EN-
500 Flying Time
Sis George Duffys orch.
$50 Radio Press news
5:35 Olga Vernon
5:i5 Billy and Betty
500 Amos n Andy7
615 Encle EZra's station
$3.50 Our American Schools
6:i5 City Voices
700 One Mans Family
1880 Wayne Kings orch.'
500 Fred AIlen+
$3.50 Fred AllcnT
900 Log Cabin Revue
$3.50 Music Guild
1000 Eddie Duchin's orch.
1890 Madrignera's orch.
HOO Leon Belssco's orch.'
ii 80 Lights OUT
'WIRE; +WLW: ""WFBM; &WABC
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CHRISTINA MARGARET

Widow of l. T. Crickmore and mother Of
Mrs. Pearl Lamb OF Gas City, Mrs.
Elizabeth GWinn Mrs. Anna Haygood,
Victor and Ernest Crickmore, departed
this, life Tuesday, age 70 years. Funeral
Friday, Dec. 6, at the residence, 2163 N.
Olney-st, IL noon and at Bethlehem U.
B. Church /: 30 Burial Kinniman Gene
terry Friends invited. Funeral under
direction Of MOORE & KIRK.
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IS Miscellaneous for Sale

STERLING silver Colfax service of s.
Worth SITS. sacrifice for $500. TA-7068.
TAURANT-TAvERN Fixtures
CALL KINGS-DR-357S
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48 Sale Suburban, Farms
so Acreage for Sale

165 ACRES, Is mi from louisville: bar
gain. L. MEES. lila Spring-st., New
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JEFFREY, LESLIE THoMPsoN-Bsloved

husband Of Nina jeffrey. brother Of
William E.. Lon c., Edwin w, H. Dan
Jeffrey. Mrs. Harry Seibern and Mrs
Mary Fisher, passed away Tuesday a. M
Friends may call at the DORSEY FU-
NERAL HOME, 1925 E. New York-st
after 4 p. M Wednesday. Funeral Fri
day. 10 a. M, at funeral home. [Con-
nersville and Greensburg papers please
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Up-to-Date Apis.

~
All utilities paid; Frigidaire. Only $50
mo. I'LL College-AY.
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If interested in nice centrally located bedroom apt we
have just one at sic jersey for S25 utilities paid
including refrigeration Don't forget the invitation
Thank You!
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comfort and convenience OF the apartment
suites themselves.
So the owners managers of apartment properties in
indianapolis have decided follow this good example and
invite YOU the general public visit apartment buildings
especially during the MAY 26th to JUNE End in
elusive.
already know just how beautiful and distinctive these
buildings look from your you passngYou know
the metropolitan air they give to Indianapos-You see them
all aght evening lending distinction and life to boule
ward street and glad of the welcome of their
myriad ghs-Bu do you know just how truly fine they are
how complete-and what they offer in everything and
desirable in living aciitesow they bring from
ordinary housekeeping Worries how attractvey the various
suites have been arranged meet the requirements of ami
lies of all sizes-Notice their Spc and SpannessSo
to set portion of your time during the week OF MAY
26th to JUNE End to visit apartment buildings.
You'll have two Sundays Saturday afternoon and
Holiday the ordinary days in which to make
your cas-Why take your Race Guests to why In
danapos SO Justly proud of Its Modern Apartment Build
ings oo you'll be glad to learn first hand from the
staff buildings interesting side lights about
the citys most important industries The staff
members will be waiting to make you welcome guests
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EUGENE. I069-5-room modern double.
newly decorated, water paid RI-4346
MONTCALM 1905 rooms. ground floor:
heat. water. Garage furnished. SIC. Ia
l7l3.
NEW JERSEY. n. 2428-4-room apart
ment. sun paTlor, garage; water heat
furnished. s25. WA046l. LI-5535.
STATE. 1920 N.-Upper duplex 4-rooms.
garage, sleeping porch. utilities, bath.
shade CH-5664
UNION 22S3-4-room upper; redecorated:
porch: utilities furnished. Reasonable.
5-ROOM apartment. lst floor: heat. water
furnished: furniture optional: $500
HU-l7o3.
Indianapolis Rental Agency
Furn. and unfurn. apis. Free service AND
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
2 Unfurnished Houses

$1,000: OLNEY. n. 2O50-5 rooms: mod
ern bungalow: garage. COCO conoltloh.
SIT: OLNEY, n. 2s6l-single. modern. re-
decorated new light fixtures, garage,
water paid. HU-24l8.
$50: 7-ROOM double: modern rehnished
inside. out. 1923 Carrollton- RI-l063
$685. BROAD RIPPLE edrm. single
home; yd., gar. WHITE. kl-Ioe. IL
1856
COLORADO, N, Customers unusual
Groom single; redeoorstedi garage; $40.
CH-2944.
HOvEY, l92I-Colored; 5-room double 50;
water paid. RASSMANN, $50 MasSa-
chusettS-aV.
MORRIS-ST. i744. W.-6-room double,
modern. garage, water paid, newly deco
rated.
NEW YORK w 1905 rms water pd..
sll. Summit, s.. l46. arm. cottage, gar
TUXEDO N. s34-Unusual 5-room double.
breakfast room. garage awnings "a
VIRGINIA-Av. 467-s rooms, bath; good
condition. Si4; water paid.
COLORED-5-room semi-modern, double
1920 N. Hamilton. Water paid; 81.
% Furnished Apis. and Houses
$3.50: ILLINOIS. n. sloIs-Bsautiful
modern efficiency apartments; utilities.
LI-sss6.
CENTRAL-AY, 2f31-s5 vk.; 3 rooms; priv.
porch and entrance. Adults. HE-4l9o.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
Apartment House Week
May 10Th TO June End Inc.
By Wm. P. Snethen, Mgr.
Apartment OlCnerS Assn.

California Coast Cities have recently
put on very successful Apartment House
Week to acquaint the Citizens Of Los An
geles, San Francisco and other large CEN
tiers, who were not residents of Apart
ments, with, not only the exterior fitness
and modernness Of present day apartment
buildings, but with the extreme Inability,
comfort and convenience of the apartment