Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 August 1919 — Page 23

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WeSTEftN CONFERENCE.

Ptfrtftf*. Ociahir O-V^raaUte. at laiayetia, Oeiiilrrr n—BJiaota, wt LaSaye^ Oetebrr tt^CWrapo, at Cliicape. Soeandher 1—Hlcaicaa AasMo. at LaCRy> atta. I iii riBlier t«-OISe State, at OMmSbaa. rriiimiirr tt-DaPa«w. at* lAiaydtA .War mabsr 22—Notre OaaM, at Lateyetae. tlHliSfUI. SiptMihat' $2—Wahaali^ at WaeaBasNaa. Omaliar t-Ceater CMlaps klCr i at Oetebar n—KtmtudIty State, at lasiacian. OetatMT tS—IKheeeaala, at Tailaaaaall|i. Novwahar f—Notre Demc. et toiiaiaipeiia. NovaaSker tt Nerthwaatera. at Eranaiaa, Noveos&er za- SyraeaM", «t tfeomwiwatea. CfHcaflS. Oetabar IS-PmrAee. at Cliieeaia Oetobar 2$—S^hweaten. at Novambar 1—IttiMla. at Vftaow. Novambar I WclilSie. st Ckleasi. Navsmlisr t$—lawA at €3Hcas». Novambar 32—WlacawaML at CWcaSA lows. Oetobar tl—Wtbraoka, at Iowa City. Oetabar IS—llBaafA at CrbaaA Oetabar 2t—Waaaeata, at Miaaeapotto Kavaatbar $—Northwamata. ptoce %ot yet Novaaibar It—Cbleess. at Cbleeae. Novimtisr 2S-la4taa», at Iowa Oty (««> cartaia.l Mfnnaaots. October t-Nbrtb Dakota, at Mtneeapeiia Oetsber ll—NebnukA at MiaaaapotJe. Oetebif tl—ladiaiHi, at Indtoaapeito. Octebdr S—Iowa at MHiaeapoita. Neveamer 1—Wtaeonata, at Madlsott. Nevember S—litlneis. at Minneepotle. ftevember S—Miehtsaa. at Ann Arbor. Ohio StstA October It—Morthweetem. at Coitm^uA October 2$—MlrtiJaea. et Ana Arbor, Movenober IS—WtoeoealA at Madiawt Novsmbar SS-ItilaMle. at Coluitibue. IdlflOiA October U—Pardoe, m Lefeyette. Ooteber IS-Iewe, at Uibana. October SS-WieoeaeiA at Utbana. ffovembar l-tThteafo. at Vrbana. Novmabwr i—tWaoto, at Mtuaeepotfa. November 15-Micblfati, at Uibana. November »-Oble Stale, at CMambaa. Michissn. Oetobar 4-Caae, at Aaa Arbor.

Ortsber tf-lOdMaaa AsstoA at Aan Afbar. eSaber JS-Ohie Stem, et Aaai Arbor. ^ .Yn f ■mlm -1 i.aaectkereetera.' at Amt Arbor. Nsvemlisr S-drtmaas. at Chiceae. Nevrabtr tA-nttawla. or CrbetkA Yswaibiin sa^-aOeweeetB. e* Aim .Arbor. Wttooiisiti. OeCober 4—BSeea. et Xedtaia. Oecmer It wKfiiasCte. et XadlmA Oetal»- tS-Nerthweemre. at BvaaeCaaL. Ocaeber S-fiHawta. at Crtiaaa. ^^ NevoHBber i—HbmeeetA at SMim Noreamer U-CSUo StatA at Madteea. Nevember 1%-CtaaKS?. at Chioeaa. N<m lliwiustem* October IF-OMe StatA at Oobiaebua October as—CMmaw. at CMea»e. _ November 1—Micbhma, at Asm Arbor. S>««'eamer 4—Iowa pleca aot yet eet.

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we rec(»n]neiided by good dealers and preferred by ewefal dressers because for thirty-two years we have maintained the highest manufacturing ideals known in the garter industry. ASTEIN&COMP/INY litksrt CkOdrsn's HKMOIIV Gsrlsrt Chiesgo 1,1 NewYorft

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IMITATIONS - AT ANY PRICE COST YOU TOO MUCH

Novambar 1—Cwtiml of Kentucky, at CharlottaavfllA Novembar 8—Gaorsta. at Ath«BA Ga November l$—Vanderbilt, at OiarlotteavlIlA Vanderbilt. October 1—Tanaaeeee. at Nashville. October U—Oaortla Tech. aX AtlantA Oetabar B-A«bura. at Nadivtile. Novaokbar t—Keatueky StatA at Laxine. tOA Novandiar •—AlabamA at Namvitte. Noveutber 15—Vtratoia at CbarlottaavillA. Kavambar 37—SawanaA at NaabvlIlA

YAIHCS GI^B BUSKERS.

NEW YORK, Auxnat H.-Thlrteen piayara have bees purchased or repurchaaad Drom minor lemciM clubs by tbs

Xsw York Atnarleana. It was announosd here yaaterday. Tbs new playera are^lnflaldera Robert Meuaei, Vernon, PaolA^ Coaat Ijcacua; Ralph Plnelll, Sacm? mento, Pacifle Coast; pitebera Warr«m Collina, Dallaa, Tex.; C. Murphy, WinnipeB. Western Canada: catcher XXanial Murphy, Toledo, Amerl^ AaaoclatloA and outfielder Ftank dteleh, Saginaw, Mich. The players who have played before with the Yankees are pitchers Altntander Ferguson and Roy Bandera Toledo American Association; William Ptercey and Dasay Vance, Sacramento, Pacific Coast; Cliff Markle, Salt lAke City, Pacific Coast, and I%ul Carpenter, Daliaa Tex., and outfielder Ehrerett Bankston, Oreenvllle, South AtlantiA

the High Quality of to which Packard ^)^wiiLcrs 3.irc Accustomed

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I T fa a fixed Packard principle that pr^ fa inddent to qualitye Price advances in Padcard cars are never triiiHfi for any odier reason than to maintain the hii^est used to be the fiisldon amoi^; manufactoers to think that quality was a matter of materials— to think that it could be maintained solely by pur^ charing high* grsule steel and lumber and fittings# Thfe Packard people have always held that the spirit of the artisan fa eq^oally impewtant and are cemfident that the advantage the P^udkard owner gets in the performance of his car is largely a matter of the q^ty of woriananship and the spirit of the woi ^ ^ IS A Packard price advance fa interesting to the present Packard ownerbecauseit^ws attention to the cash value of his investment in transportatiofu We know of no motor car which ^bring^ today such a high percentage of its purchase price on the ui^ed car market# ^ I Men whose first fine cars were used Packards

will tell you that there fa liMe gamble in such a E urchase—less than in many an ordinary car -esh from the hands of its manufacturer# , Y Y IS To men about to pimdhase Padcards, a price advance merely emphasizes the small percentage the first cost ot dieir Packard fa to the value of the transportation delivered# When they buy a Packard they are buying the hipest grade of motor car transportation. They are buying the nerve rest which comes from traveling in me utmost comfort# They are buying ^e true saring which comM from having speedy, reliable transportation at their call for business or pli^ure. And they are buying fifty thousand^ a hundred thousand miles of such transportation, morcif they wish, without the neemity for another initial investment# Always with the hfahest pos^le used^ar value to be cashed in at any time# Because the miles are builtin the Packs^ ready for the new man to use when the first owner gives it up# Packard representatives are always glad to ta^ about the true value of motor transportation whether you arc ready to purchase or not. You will find a call at Packard hcai quarters interesting and profitable#

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**Q4sk the Man Who Owns One** PACKARD, MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Fisher Automobik Co. Main 3396 434-442 N. Capitol Blvd. Auto. 3447-11

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