Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1919 — Page 3

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law. Although aomelSpeBcer i. year others st jo«ph "

206 and 3g® per cer.t. increase*. 1

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year under the i — f -

of the counties failed to double

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"Profiteers

is being felt

quantities u*ed. The dally has a* against

of the count! se* aaeess- ripr-wanoe by county tax officials, i

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mammmm 3t^r*jaB 4z».«a • the following tasle shows what coun- viso i..;.- SSSS^W «.«*.» i ty assessing officials reported to the waha*h 32 0*7.455 44.3*7.*78j c^ate board of tax commissioners as^Warr** i4.7ii.s» »!»-*?’ their total assessments for BIS and lSH»:| WaiTkjc ..v..i.^.......... f

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CmmSt 35[S'J» tUfMJj-dered by the state board at the conCaaa 3«,73«.3S5 cfusloh of it* present smalon. *nie Cterk ll.tnj® board ha* indicated that it will order Oay i«.3M.M® a.9*JW, a number of horizontal increase* in ritnum ».1*U* of the counties and in some of

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>AT. AFGUST 12, 1910.

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MORE THAN DOUBLED

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Morgan Newton Noble . Ohio .. Orange Owen .

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34.103.8*0 50.75«,a»

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18.132.325 41.<*$,44S 4.388.2*0 4.587.228 15.*35.>725 4S.241.0SS

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Monroe .MKKK Montgomery 27.M5.

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14.273.388 23.7te.7Pi 13.755,830 33.188.930 17.725.085 40.8MJ58 2.238.040 3,M®%5 7.132.8*5 12.8W.810 8.4*2,300 31,849,223 14.187.840 26.3r.7te 4,563.010 11) 231.830

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Pika *.025.900 14.877.966 Porter 13,861.140 24.931.5W Poaey /. 15,885.165 29.423.9.56 Pulaekl *,330,025 23.S59.845

Broaden the Scope of Your VUion IITITH our optically cor- ^ » rect, deeply curved toric lenses, the scope and definition of your vision reaches its maximum. i. Perfectly fitted, correctly ground and properly designed—these glasses will make you proud to own them, satisfied to wear them and pleased with our service. . .. . Werbe & Miessen' “Optometrists” 1« If. PeansyPraate St.

Sousa’s Band

marching by!

ouldn’t the thrill of it get you? Wouldn’t you drop you were doing to listen to the greatest band in world? The chances are you will seldom see Sousa’s you can hear it every day, if you wish to! Sousa ; Victrola is the same as Sousa marching by—all the dash and peculiar rhythm which have crowned world’s March King. The Victrola brings you and the leaders in every branch of music and enterThey make Victor Records exclusively! and Vktrolas $12 to $950. Victor dealers everywhere. Talking Machine Co*, Camden, N. J.

Nmr Victor Record* demoiwcrated *t y» ell dealers oa the l*c of each mooch ^ \ M Victrol*” ia the Regietered Trademark of the Victor Talking Machine Company deaigBating the products of this Company only.

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COLGATE’S TO “

POWDER

1! ways of . using Talc

On the body after a bath to keep you cool longer.

2 On the hands and arms to make gloves go on easily.

On the face—to relieve sunburn. Colgate’s — for its cooling, soothing action.

On baby to pre-

On men’s cheeks N

vent chafing and

after shaving to

irritation common

relieve “smart”

in hot weather.

and give a velvet finish.

On face ana neck

On the feet before

before motoring

a long walk or a

to protect from

dance to prevent

dust and wind.

chafing and weari-

Carry Colgate’s

ness.

on every trip.

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^On neck and arms

9 On tne body after

for the evening

a bath to remove

toilette to remove

stickiness and

“shine” and add

make dressing

a dainty perfume.

comfortable.

On the neck—a man’s neck — to prevent the

collar from wilting.

On all occasions when you want more comfort m hot weather.

With Colgate** you are lure of the safe antiseptic action of the right amount of boric acid—a* well as of superior fineness and absorbent quality. You are sure also of two other healing and toothing ingredients which Dr. Breneman found in Colgate’s and in none of the others. Analysis of Talc Powders purchased in the open market by A. A. Breneman, M. Sc. Feb. 14, 1916 Colgate’s Talc contains 10.54Jfe* of boric acid. No. a Talcum powder containa no boric acid. No. 3 Talcum powder contains 4.003b of boric acid. No. 4 Talcum powder contains 1.1x3b of boric acid. No. 5 Talcum powder contains - .40# of boric acid. No. 6 Talcum powder contains no boric acid.

• Ju« th. right WMuat.

Try Colgate’s at your favorite store On Display Today Regular size 18c Special «ize 25c

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Poor tired, feet -

T^OUNDING nail-studded leather heels on r* hard pavements all day robs you of energy JL you need. Every step is a shock not only to your feet, but also to your entire system. Every shopk consumes your energy and produces fatigue. It adds just that much more to the strain of your daily life.

You can protect yourself from these Useless shocks. You can cushion your feet against these daily jolts and jars. O’Sullivan’s Heels absorb the shocks that tire you out. They relieve the jolts and jars that make a burden of walking. It is not just the rubber that gives O’Sullivan’s Heels their springiness and wearing qualities. Rubber, as you know, can be made hard and brittle as in fountain pens, or soft and crumbly as in pencil erasers. To secure the resiliency and durability of O’Sullivan’s Heels, the highest grades of rubber are “compounded” with the best toughening agents known. The “compound” is then

“cured” or baked under high pressure. By this special process the greatest resiliency is combined with the utmost durability. It is this special process that has* since the making of the first rubber heel, established O’Sullivan’s Heels as the standard of rubber heel quality.* O’Sullivan’s Heels are guaranteed to weaa twice as long as ordinary rubber heels; and will outlast three pairs of leather heels. Go to your shoe repairer today and .have O’Sullivan’s Heels put on your shoes. O’Sullivan's Heels are furnished in bladq white or tan; for men, women and children. Specify O’Sullivan’s Heels, and be sure that you get O’Sullivan’s—avoid the disappoint* meat of substitutes.

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O’Sullivan’s Heels

Absorb the shocks that tire you out

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