Indianapolis, Indiana city directory, 1906, Part 233

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National Surgical Institute C.A. WILSON, M. D., 122 WEST OHIO ST.

DEFORMITIES Diseased Joints, Paralysis, Etc., Successfully Treated.

ZIO INDIANAPOLIS DIRECTORY. ZWI 1363

Zion John S, tmstr, b 1032 Fayette.

Zion Matthew O, bartndr, b 522 Terrace av.

Zion Omer C, yardmstr I U Ry, h 318 N Laura.

Zion Thomas J, trav agt, h 522 Terrace av. Zismer Minnie H (wid Paul M), h 1011 E Ohio.

Zisto Todor, lab, h 712 Ketcham.

513 Zitzlaff Caroline (wid Charles), h Stevens.

Zitzlaff Henry, bkkpr Indiana Trust Co, b 513 Stevens.

Zitzlaff Magdalene, stenog The Devine Specialty Co, b 513 Stevens.

Zix George A, brewer American Brewing Co, h 1732 Chestnut.

AGF Zobbe, see also Sobbe.

Zobbe Charles F, farmer, h 1135 Prospect.

Zobbe Christian W, grocer 836 S Meridian, h 928 Union.

Zobbe Wm C, porter, h 817 Olive.

Zoda Bert, lab, h 2248 Madison av.

Zoderer Henry, sculptor, h 1801 Fenne- man.

Zoffman Rudolph J, saloon 1434 W Morris. Zohz Mildred, dressmkr, b 316 E St Clair.

Zolezzi Anthony F, baggageman, h 221 E New York.

Zolezzi George A, janitor P O, h 3, 829 N Alabama.

Zoll Harry F, cik 8 E Wash, b 1322 Leon- ard.

Zoller Albert L, clk Charles Mayer & Co, r 119 E Michigan.

Zoller Edmund, lawyer 620 Law bldg, h 2410 Central av.

Zoller Fred, supt Parry Mnfg Co, h 1118 Fletcher av.

Zoller John, gardener, h 2304 Bluff av. Zoller Joseph P, molder, b 2136 Chestnut. Zollinger Harry E, fireman, h 84 N Key- stone av.

Zollinger Julius, grocer 250 N State av.

Zollinger Magdalena (wid Henry), b 214 S State av.

Zollinger Mary F (wid Charles A), b 946 N Meridian.

Zollner Andrew, lab, h rear 949 W Wash. Zollner Charles H, vice-pres The Arizona- Colorado Copper Belt and Gold Mining and Milling Co, h 1905 W Wash.

Zollner Charles M, butcher, h 2429 Jack- son.

Zombolus Christ, bootblack, r 15 S Illinois. Zonta Frank, lab, h rear 544 Germania av.

Zook Albert L, finisher, h 1273 W Ray.

Zook Arthur A, painter, b 21012 Indiana av.

Zook Catherine (wid Jonas), b 1404 Mc- Lain.

Zook George, driver, b 41712 Madison av. Zook George W, cigarmkr, h 936 S Merid- ian.

Zook Grant, mach hd, b 452 W 15th.

Zook Joseph, lab, h 1327 S Bismarck av. Zook Moses B, contr, h 633 E Market. Zook Sarah (wid John T), h 1438 Hard- ing.

Zook Susie, dressmkr, b 1273 W Ray.

Zook Wm F, blksmith, b 41712 Madison av.

Zook Wm L, engr, b 1438 Harding.

Zori Joseph, molder, h 733 Haugh. Zorkopf Jacob, lab, b 520 W Pearl. Zorn Wm, brewer, h 641 N Pine.

Zorniger Andrew, lab, b 2442 Bond.

MAAS-NEIMEYER LUMBER CO.

Lumber for all Purposes

Old, North 352-PHONES-New, 6671

Monon R. R. and E. Twenty-Second St.

Zorniger George M, foreman, h 1001 W Vermont.

Zorniger Joseph, carp, h 2442 Bond.

Zorniger Wm J, b 2442 Bond.

Zoschke Charles A, baker, h 522 N Key- stone av.

Zoschke Herman J, saloon 2301 E Michi- gan, b 518 N Keystone av.

Zoschke Julius, lab, h 518 N Keystone av.

Zschech Henry, mach hd, b 922 Union.

Zschech Otto, sawmkr, b 612 Iowa.

Zschiedrich Wm, cabtmkr, h 2016 Al- vord.

Zuilly Loulse R, stenog 602 Terminal bldg, b 411 N Delaware.

Zullch Wm R, vice-pres The Reserve Loan Life Ins Co, b Columbia Club.

Zumpfe Albert A, artist, b 22, 423 E North.

Zumpfe Emil, music tchr, h 22, 423 E North.

ZUMPFE'S ORCHESTRA, Wm A Zumpfe Leader, Office 203 State Life Bldg, Tels New 4270, Central Main 3182.

Zumpfe Wm, h 1209 N Alabama.

Zumpfe Wm A, broker 203 State Life bldg, h 1207 N Alabama.

Zumwalt Christian L, saloon 822 S Merld- ian.

Zuproncle Joseph, lab, h 722 N Holmes av.

Zwick Albert F, b 412 N East.

Zwick Charles F, vice-pres Indpls Glove Co, b 2112 E Wash.

Zwick Edward, porter, b 412 N East.

Zwick Fred, clk Grand Hotel, h 46 N Keystone av.

Zwick Henry, cik, h 50 N Tacoma av.

Zwick Henry F, sec American Hat Co, b 50 N Tacoma av.

Zwick John, lab, h 1222 Herbert.

Zwick John, lab, b 425 Holton pl.

Zwick Laura, tchr, b 412 N East.

Zwick Wm F, tailor, h 412 N East.

Zwicker Frederick, malt dir, h 1733 Orange.

Zwicker Frederick jr, sec The Williams Pump Co, h 511 N East.

Zwissler Adam (Holland & Zwissler), h 924 N Beville av.

PIERSON BUILDING MATERIAL CO. 1011 EAST VERMONT STREET

SEWER PIPE

FLUE LINING CEMENT BUILDING BLOCKS PHONES 970

Probst & Kassebaum

PHONES, MAIN 384, NEW 384 Hay, Grain, Flour, Meal, Cr. Corn, Etc. Wholesale and Retail 930 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE

JOHN F. WHITE, Manager

PHONES 1269

Established In 1892

UNION CO-OPERATIVE LAUNDRY

Union Laundry

Owned and operated by

Workers

High Grade Work 232-238 Virginia Ave.

ESTABLISHED 1870

R. L. POLK & CO.

DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS

CITY DIRECTORIES FOR ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES IN THE UNITED STATES ON FILE FOR REFERENCE

LISTS FURNISHED

ANY BUSINESS OR PROFESSION, COMPILED FROM LATEST CITY DIRECTORIES THROUGHOUT THE U. S.

ENVELOPES ADDRESSED CIRCULARS MAILED ELITE LISTS FURNISHED

OFFICES:

American Central Life Building, 6-8 East Market Street INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

HOW TO BUY ENGRAVINGS

STAFFORD ENGRAVING CO CENTURY BUILDING INDIANAPOLIS

How to Buy Engravings

By H. H. PARAMORE *

R. STAFFORD asks me to tell in about two hundred words how to buy designs and engraved plates for commercial use. My formula can be stated in a single paragraph :

Take the work to one of the few fully-equipped engrar- ing houses; state specifically the result you want, and hold them responsible for the delivery of that result.

All that remains to be further explained is what constitutes "full equipment" of an engraving house. Here it is:

1. Experienced management by practical men who have the commercial sense to understand what your cuts are to be used for, and why they must be made in a certain way.

2. An art staff of such varied talents that every job taken in will go to the hands of a specialist in that particular class of work. There are no "all-round" men in commercial art. One excels in lettering, another in scrolls or figures, another in mechanical subjects-and so on. It takes seven kinds of skill to capably cover the ordinary run of work that comes to a general engraving house.

3. There must be an expert in charge of each of eight divisions of the oper- ating department, and each of these must have the latest machinery and appliances. Not more than twelve houses in the whole country outside of New York City have such men and such machinery throughout.

4. Before delivery of any plate it must be inspected and judged from the standpoint of the printer. The etching, whether on copper or zinc, must be deep, with every line sharp and clear. Mounting must be gauged to precise type height, and trimmed to some multiple of "six points" (nonpareil).

5. Complete facilities and expert knowledge of the production of color plates. An engraving plant not equipped for the manufacture of perfect printing plates for all the color processes is not "modern" and is not likely to give a uniformly good result in one-color plates.

Any house that can qualify under all of these five requirements can reasonably be expected to give prompt service at fair prices; for the best of men and the new appliances admit of the production of the maximum of good work in the minimum of time. [[ TIME is what we are charged for when we buy engravings. Men of the highest skill, whether in art room or shop, are paid the top price for their time, but they invariably do more work in a given time than those of mediocre talent. For this reason you will usually find the first cost of the finest work sur- prisingly moderate. On the other hand, when you pay the bill for an inferior plate, your expense has only begun. The printer loses time in trying to "bring it out" and after all his efforts it can never show the result of a plate perfectly made. So the problem of " How to Buy Engravings" is to be solved by the application of this simple rule:

Go to the good house, demand the best, and see that you get it.

* Mr. Paramore, editor of " Bank Notes " and director of the advertising of more than four hundred banks, is a large and discriminating buyer of engravings by every process.

STAFFORD ENGRAVING CO. : CENTURY BUILDING : INDIANAPOLIS

· Soldiers and Sailors' Monument : Indianapolis

This is an example of the "Three-Color Process" as perfected by the Stafford Engraving Company. With only three printings a good pressman can produce a result embodying such a variety of tints that it is not possible to count or to name them. The cost of three plates of this size, ready for the printers, is lower, in comparison with the results obtained, than the cost of preparation for any other kind of color printing. To show your products in their natural colors, have plates made by the Stafford "Three-Color Process." Detailed information and estimates on this class of work gladly furnished.

STAFFORD ENGRAVING CO. : CENTURY BUILDING : INDIANAPOLIS

STATIONPENG CO. MOPL . INE

Nordyke & Vh 1 - telMapoh-

The Art of the Automobile

If you manufacture automobiles you know that a correct and attractive cut of your machine is worth as much to you as a full-sized model of the machine itself. A poor cut is worth less-and worthless. Look again at the auto-portraits on this page; note the boldness and originality of treatment. Cuts like these sell automobiles. Good cuts sell anything.

Courtesy of The Marion Motor Car Co., Imhanapoli-

STAFFORD ENGRAVING CO. : CENTURY BUILDING : INDIANAPOLIS

nurtes y The McCray Refrigerator C Kendallville, Ind

Cuts Like This Will Sell Pour Goods

Our catalog cuts of kitchen cabinets, refrigerators, pianos, furniture and wood goods of all kinds challenge compari- son with any work produced in this country. Not only is the work faithful and fine from the purely artistic stand- point, but it embodies the commercial idea-it brings out the SELLING FEATURES of your product, just as a good salesman does. If you want something nice and do not know how to proceed to get it, write to us and we will tell you how to begin-we will help you get results in your cuts that you never dreamed of. The returns from your investment will be equally pleasing to you.

STAFFORD ENGRAVING CO. : CENTURY BLDG. : INDIANAPOLIS

Courtesy The Chandler & Taylor Co Indianapolis

HOUSE

IDEAS

STAFFORD ENGRAVING CO. : CENTURY BLDG. : INDIANAPOLIS

2Book Illustration

The accompanying sketch is an example of the prevailing mode of fine book and magazine illus- trating as done by the Stafford staff of artists. In the last few years Indianapolis has rapidly grown in importance as a publish- ing center, and since the United States now looks to this city for its best books it reasonably expects to find here the best illustrations, also.

This same high class of illustrative work meets the demands of the commercial as well as of the literary field. It is now in evidence in the best catalogs, calendars, advertising booklets and blotters-wherever, indeed, the most artistic result is desired. These illustrations are created from authors' suggestions, from artists' ideals, from photographs, paintings, and other sources,

The plates are usually made for two or three printings, and of such precision as to insure perfect register and effective blend of colors.

Many articles of commerce may be reproduced direct by our new color process and all the strength and variety of coloring in the original article retained in our reproduction.

STAFFORD ENGRAVING CO. : CENTURY BUILDING : INDIANAPOLIS

A fair Specimen of a Dalf-tone Engraving of a ftechanical Subject

Courtesy

The F. W. Sparke Machine Cu Imthanapolis

Photography is sometimes, but not always, the basis of a fine engraving of machinery. The best photograph re- quires a good deal of retouching to bring out the important details, and to distribute the lights and shadows. Often we have no photograph, but must build up the machine from blue prints, rough drawings, description, or our own sketches of the parts of a machine before they are assembled. This can be done only by artists who are them- selves mechanics. The mechanical genius in the art studio is about as rare as the artist in a machine shop, but we have several of them who can and will understand every working principle of your machine before they portray it. In the illustration herewith, observe the effective back- ground arrangement, original with us, which helps to give life and sharpness to the important details of mechanisni.

A Magazine Advertising Illustration

STAFFORD ENGRAVING CO. : CENTURY BUILDING : INDIANAPOLIS

Courtesy The Fisher Automobile (' Indianapolis

111108 AND BLACK " STAFFORD BPOTYPE"

Two Color possibilities

The Stafford Duotype is a modification of the three-color process. It achieves wonderful color results with only two printing's, bringing out a surprising va- riety of tones, tints and shades. For an interior, as in the above picture, the two plates may be printed in black and yellow, producing the many shades of "photo brown." For outdoor views where green is to be the dominant color in the finished print, the work is done in blue and yellow, the result of which is seen in the lower picture. The up-to-date printer finds marvelous possibilities in the Stafford Duotype which, in results, often rivals the three-color process, and at much lower cost. Ask for suggestions.

tourlesy The Conner Muchason. Ind.

BLUE AND YELLOW "STAFFORD NUOTYPE"

....

White City INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

STAF . SID'ENG LA. INDPLS.IND

Done in three printings fruin plates engraved by Stafford I ngraving Co., Indianapolis.

THE "WHITE CITY" NEW AMUSEMENT RESORT OF INDIANAPOLIS

The original drawing was made from the Con- tractors' and Architects' Blue Prints an | Plans, for Large Poster.

STAFFORD ENGRAVING CO. : CENTURY BUILDING : INDIANAPOLIS

A Page of Information and Suggestion

FOR BUYERS OF ENGRAVINGS

[ Mark every piece of copy so as to identify it, and say if you want copy returned. If sent by math, have your name on outside of pack- age as well as on copy.

3250

[ Indicate, in inches, the exact size cut is to he. Don't say "one-half" or "one-fourth" the size of copy, but how many inches high or wide.

3250

[ In enlarging or reducing a picture, the relative proportions cannot be changed. If you have a drawing or photograph six inches wide and nine inches high from which you wish to have a cut made two inches wide, the cut will be three inches high, no more, no less.

3250

["Good copy" is especially important in making half-tones. The best photographs for the purpose are "Aristo" and "Brilliant Sun" prints, and they should be toned to a neutral tint, mounted and burnished. They should be sharp in detail, and larger than the engraving is to be. If the copy is very sharp and clear we can make good plates same size as photo, but it is best to have the copy somewhat larger.

0250

(I, We can always, or nearly always, improve a photograph by retouching. Few photos, as they come to us, have enough contrast in them to make the finest printing plates. Outlines need strengthening, shadows deepening, and the high lights retouching for greater contrast. For this work we charge only artist's time, and no exact estimate is possible without inspec- tion of copy. The cost, however, is usually a small item and it is moncy well spent. A few minutes' retouching on the average photo-copy will transform it from ordinary to exception- ally fine and give you a cut that will be a work of art.

3250

[[ The possibilities of zinc etehing are not fully understood and appreciated even by many large users of engravings. This is direct reproduction from prints, drawings, or any other copy that is in clear black lines or dots on white paper, and it can be made larger, smaller, or same size as the original. We can, by this process, reproduce every printed page

of a whole book, making plates that will print exactly the same as from the type, and at less cost than typesetting and electrotyping. Zinc etching will reproduce lithographed designs and old prints, wood cuts, etc. It will repro- duce booklets, catalogues, etc., in their entirety. It will reproduce newspaper ads, testimonial letters, or any document written or printed in black on white paper.

325

[ Do not think it necessary to mark "Rush" on all your copy in order to have it handled with despatch. Every job is put through with all expedition that the nature of the work will admit of. If we seem to be conservative in making time promises, it is not because we want to "side-track" your orders for others, but because we do not want any order hurried to its disadvantage.

0250

[I Allow two days for a single plate to be made from fair copy requiring no retouching ; three to six days if the subject is to be re-drawn. Three-color half-tone work should have at least three weeks for completion. Time required for retouching photographs and wash- drawings will vary according to the extent and character of detail in the job.

3250

[ Our customers in the printing trade appre- ciate the time-saving quality of Stafford cuts. Being trimmed to pica standard, and exactly type high, the printer's work of justification and make-ready is quickly done. All etching, being sharp and clear, whether on copper or zinc, accomplishes a great saving of working time on the press, as no stops are required for tedious over-lays and under-lays.

3250

( These points are, of course, equally inipor- tant to the buyer who is not in the printing trade. All cuts eventually go to the printer, and the buyer of printing must pay for time lost in the endeavor to "bring up" poor cuts. An atrocious cut may require longer on the "make-ready" than the whole running time of the job should be. It may easily be seen that good cuts can save pressroom time equivalent to their cost.

STAFFORD ENGRAVING CO., Century Bldg., INDIANAPOLIS

An Art to Art Talk

E are as good in our business as you are in yours. Perhaps you think that is saying a great deal.

But we do know engraving. And we know that there is nothing in the line of illustra- tive work that we cannot do as quickly and capably as any engraving house, East or West, at home or abroad.

We know now that it takes large capital, a variety of talented people, and about as much machinery as a rolling mill to do ALL kinds of engraving in the masterful way that it should be done. The small plant can't do it. We had a little shop in the old days when all. process engraving was in the throes of experiment. But we didn't turn down any orders. We tackled anything that came along, and either did it the best we could or sent it off to some larger shop.

Sixteen years have wrought their changes. Now we have more art and less need of artifice. OURS is now the complete plant, and the smaller engraving shops of the Middle West bring their special work to our side door.

One of the reasons we have grown, and are still growing, is that we have never ceased to care for the small order of the infrequent customer. The little "fifty-cent etching" has no more chance of being slighted than the mammoth copper plate destined to work in a job of many colors.

You buyer of engraving, see that your name is kept on our mailing list. The information we send will be of real practical value and our specimens will show you who's who in the engraving business.

STAFFORD ENGRAVING COMPANY

" THE HOUSE OF IDEAS" CENTURY BUILDING, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, U. S. A. Artists : Engravers : Designers : Electrotypers

3889 CALL US BY PHONE FROM ANY POINT AND OVER ANY LINES IN THE UNITED STATES CONNECTING WITH INDIANAPOLIS

3889

Printed on Dill & Collins' Diamond "D" Pure White Coated Book, 25×38, 100 lbs. to 500 sheets. The cover is "Extra Strong Cover," for sale by The Paper Mills Co., Chicago

The inks and bronze used in this booklet for sale by Chas. Hellmuth Chicago & New York

Printed by The Hollenbeck Press Indianapolis

R. L. POLK & CO.'S Indianapolis City Directory

1906.

CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Headings marked thus (*) are special, and are only Inserted when specially contracted for.

ABA INDIANAPOLIS DIRECTORY.

ACC 1365

ABATTOIRS.

Indianapolis Abattoir Co, cor W Morris and White River.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLES.

Brown Lyndsay M, 325-328 Lemcke bldg. Cole Albert B, 21 Central Trust bldg, 152 E Market. Coval W M & Sons, 4, 160 E Market. Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Co, 129 E Market. Knapp Wm W, 8 Baldwin bldg.

Marion Title Guaranty Co, 229-230 Lemcke bldg.

Policyholders' Guarantee Title and Ab- stract Co, 421 Lemcke bldg. Ripiey & Co, 222 Unity bldg.

ACADEMIES. See Colleges, Schools, etc.

ACCORDION PLAITING. Accordlan Plaiting Co, Mae C Page propr 8 Odd Fellows' Hall n e cor Penn and Wash.

R. L. POLK & CO.'S POCKET STREET GUIDE

FOR INDIANAPOLIS

Contains a complete list of Apartment Houses, Public Buildings, Halls, Theaters, Asylums, Hospitals, Parks, Street Railway Routes, Fire Alarm Signals, Etc.

PRICE, 25 CENTS Offices, American Central Life Building, 6-8 East Market Street

People Wishing a Nourishing and Pure Beor Should Always Order It from BOTTLING DEPT. Now 1030.

THE HOME BREWING CO. Cor. Cruse and Delv. Both Phones. 1050.

Office Telephone-New, 5160.

Residence-C. U. Telephone, Main 3212

man

No. 925 State Life Building PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR Sec. and Treas. Indiana Association of Public Accountants. NOTARY PUBLIC. 20 YEARS' CONTINUOUS AND VARIED PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE Special or periodical examinations and adjustments. Forms or systems, adapted to any class of business, designed or simplified. Any business pertaining to accounts is solicited, and references will be furnished when desired.

CINCINNATI COLUMBUS. CLEVELAND

GOODLOE & KENNEDY

PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS SEYMOUR AVERY RESIDENT MANAGER

213 TRACTION TERMINAL BUILDING TELEPHONE 2009 MAIN

INDIANAPOLIS

Indiana Association of Public Accountants [INCORPORATED] Offices, 925 State Life Building, Indianapolis TELEPHONE, NEW 5160

OFFICERS

H. H. ELMER, PRES. E. B. OSBORNE, VICE-PRES. C. E. FREEMAN, SEC. ANO TREAS. J. C. TALBOT, AUDITOR. Auditors, Systematizers and Consulting Accountants

GEORGE T. WATTS Public Accountant and Auditor

22=23 Union Trust Company Building Old Phone, Main 821 All Business Strictly Confidential

The Wm. Kotteman Co. 141 & 143 E. Washington Street, Telephones, old 1742, new 4316

Will Furnish Your House Complete

ACC INDIANAPOLIS DIRECTORY. ADV 1367

ESTABLISHED 1889

NEW PHONE 72 OLD PHONE 201

P. S. FLOREA

ADVERTISING AGENT House-to-House Distributing, Sign Tacking, Parcel Delivery, Imitation Typewritten Letters, Addressing and Mailing OFFICES, 7-9-10 MCDOUGALL BUILDING 114 S. ILLINOIS STREET

INDIANAPOLIS

ACCOUNTANTS.

Avery Seymour, 213 Traction Terminal bldg.

Baker-Vawter Co, J O Copeland dist mngr 927-928 State Life bidg.

Coons John W, 72 When bldg. Copeland John O, 927 State Life bidg. Cruson & Bilderback, 717 Law bldg.

Denman Joseph H C, 73 American Central Life bldg. (See adv in classified Law- yers.)

Freeman Charles E, 925 State Life bldg. (See adv.)

Goodloe & Kennedy, 213 Traction Termi- nal bldg. (See adv.)

Indiana Association of Public Account- ants, 925 State Life bldg. (See adv.)

Indianapolis Business University, When bidg, N Penn, E J Heeb pres. (See front cover, right bottom lines and p 4.)

Lowe Washington E, 401-404 Law bidg. Parmelee Edward R, 927 State Life bldg. Smock Charles E, 415 E South.

Sutton John A, 629 Lemcke bldg.

Watts George T, 22-23 Union Trust bldg, 120 E Market. (See adv.)

Workman Joseph B, 730-731 Newton Clay- pool bldg.

ACETYLENE GAS. Presto Light Co, 330 N Illinois.

*ADDING MACHINES. Burroughs Adding Machine Co, E L Fry- barger agt 817 State Life bidg. Universal Adding Machine Co, George W Harkrader state agt 927 State Life bldg.

*ADDRESSING.

Campbell Circular Advertising Co, 7 E Market. (See adv in Circular Adver- tising.)

Florea P S, Advertising Agent, Rooms 7, 8, 9 and 10 McDougall bldg, 114 S Illi- nols. (See adv in Advertising Agents.) Polk R L & Co, American Centrai Life bidg.

*ADMINISTRATORS.

Security Trust Company (Company's bldg), 142-148 E Market. (See bottom stencil edge and adv opp p 1116.)

Union Trust Co The (Company's bldg), 116-120 E Market, (See adv opp p 1252.)

ADVERTISING AGENTS.

Campbell Circular Advertising Co, 7 E Market. (See adv In Circular Advertis- ing.)

Chance, Ryan, Paramore & Traxler, 23 Postal Tel bidg.

Clarke Publishing Co, 217 N Illinois. Cohea Alfred J. 813 State Life bldg. Cusack Thos Co. 624 E Wash.

Dennis Mark, 47 Claypool bldg.

Farman Advertising Co, Frank Farman mngr 811 S Capitol av. (See adv.)

Established 1898 WE DO YOUR WORK PERSONALLY

Farman Advertising Company

(Members Bill Posters' and Billers' Local Union No. 7)

Distributing and Sign Tacking Anywhere in Indiana. Package Deliveries. Envelopes Addressed. Lists Furnished. New Telephone 2122 Office, 81 1 S. Capitol Ave. Old Phone, Moln 1411

Florea P S, Advertising Agent, Rooms 7, 8, 9 and 10 McDougall bidg, 114 S IIII- nois. (See adv.)

Indiana Clean Street Co, 739 Newton Claypool bidg.

McChesney Advertising Agcy, 425 State Life bidg.

McMinn & Patton, 309 E Wash.

Merchants' Advertising Co, 307 Indiana Trust bidg.

Petry Ambrose Co The, 211 Traction Terminal bidg. Seeds Russel M, 46-47 Claypool bidg. Smith H E Co, 312 Century bldg. left side lines.) (See Weikert Edgar E, 6 Fair blk. Woods Homer A, 600 Century bldg.

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Indianapolis, Indiana city directory, 1906, Part 233

Author: Publication date: 1855 Publisher: Polk Number of Pages: 1594

Author:
Publication date: 1855
Publisher: Polk
Number of Pages: 1594