Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 October 1908 — Page 4

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THE INHIANAJPOEIS RECORDER

The irenutne Carter’* Rheumatic Remedy, which cured^ l>an Carter and aiiny othera of Rheumatism, bears the Biffnatore of ' —R. P. BLODAU, The Manufacturer,— tioth oh packa«re and bottle. Any other preparation sold as bemr-the above described, is a counterfeit ,and substitute and should be rejected. Look for the signature. Robt. F\ BLODAU, DRUGGIST, 402 Indiana Ave. INDIANAPOLIS.

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DO YOU KNOW?

That theundersigned, DAN CARTER, fgr many year a Policeman in Indianapolis, had Rheumatism

and Kidne

complaint for 5 years at intervals he was either confined t

' bed or on crutches. He is now on full duty, complete!

cured by this remedy. The above is correct.

“DANIEL CARTER”

fact that is well-known by the Patrolmen of the City-ASK THEM.

GEM STORAGE New Storage House. Rat Proof. On the Ground Floor. Household Goods well taken care of. 1733-1736 Northwestern Ave. New Phone 5625. Transferring ane h

Call at The Recorder Office for your I Mr. George Gibson 18 ,n the city Magazines and Periodicals. We Mrs. Addle Mil,

carrying a complete line.

Miss Agnes continues ill at her home in W. Vermont street. Dr W. R. Cottey has removed from 631 VV. St. Clair street to 1234 N. West street. Rejoicing, the LaPlsza Club will dance Oct. 3, 1908. at Odd Fellows hall Farley & Woods. * Miss Goldie Finn of Chicago, return ed to her home Thursday,after a pleas ant visit of thrse weeks. Mr. D. H. Hall of Chattanooga, Tenn., was in the city for a few da>8, visiting his son. Young E. Hall. Misi Lucinda Adams has returned home from Detroit, Mich., where she has been visiting her aunt, Mrs B. H. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Poston, formei ly of this city, but later of Chicago, have moved Plainfield, ind., for permanent residence. Mr. and Mrs George Finn entei tained a uumbei of friends in honor of Miss Goldie Finn of Chicago, Friday evening. Sept. 25th. Mrs. L. V. Smith was at the National BaptUt Convention, at Lexington last week, and met a host of f lends, and had a fine time, and arrived Lome

safe.

Mrs. Martha Lloyd, sister of John Francis 1420 Mill sireet, died at the City Hospital last Snnday, . Rev H. J . Callis pastor of Jones Tabernacle has returned from General Conference and will conduct the

services tomanow

Mr. James T. Lewis of Lexington, Ky., was in the city visiting his daugh ♦er, Mrs R. H, Embry, and Mrs. S. 3. Haddex, nis granddaughter. Col. Robert T. Williams who has been senotrsly ill with stomach trouble

is able to be out agftin.

Henry Sweetland whose toe was amputated several weeks ago, is yet confi □ ed to his home on 14th street. Mrs. Ella Kussell and Miss Effie Zion have returned from a two weeks

visit in Terre Haute.

Miss Jessie A. Wooten of Shelbyville Ky.. is the guest of Mesdames Turner and Brown, 405 Dorman street. Mrs. C. H. Martin of Louisville. Ky was called to the city last Friday on eocount of the illness of her daughter Oreua, who is visiting her aunt Mrs. E. K. Warren of DoJman street. The three Courts of Cali ntbe of this have united their forces for a grand entertainment to be given at the '1 rue Reformer’s hall, Monday evening Oct

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Harry W. Jackson and A. Robinson Schooler will appear in the Fall’Entertainment at Shiloh Baptist cburch, Monday. Tuesday evening they will be in Richmond, Inti. The Alpha Home Trustee Board will meet with Mrs. Julia Reed, 1916 Cornill avenge, Wedne«.day October 7, and the Association will meet at the Y. M. C. A., Oct. 8. Mr Luke Burris of the National Military Home at Marion, was in the city a few days visiting his daughter Mrs. Rosie Hood. Jas. S. Taylor just recently returned from Detroit, Mica., to his home. 528 Roanpke street, and will shortly opt n the Manhattan Club, at Odd Fellow's hall. Mr. Taylor was formerly of Louisville, Ky. Hermoine Drill Corps, No. 1, will give their first annual ball at the New Masonic Hall, Monday evening, Oct. 5 •All K P. and Ualanthe Couft members as well as the general public are cordially invited to attend, theadmis. sir.n is only ^5cta.

904 N, West street,

weeks.

for a couple

Who is the most popular minister? The Mary Campbell Mite Missionary society will meet next Wednesday with Mrs. Anna Jackson, 617 Bright street. All members are urged to be present. Miss Lina Brown returned to the city Sunday evening from Madison, where she spent her vacation visiting relatives and friends. She resumed her duties as Kindergarten teacher Monday morning in giving the names of the Colored lawyers who were present at the m<morial meeting held by the Bar Association in memory of the late Judge William Irvin, last week, the name of Att’y. J. T. Braatn was unadvertently omitted. The Diamond Choral Study held its first recital this week which was a grand ruccess. all members will please meet with Miss Hazel Minor 2618 N. Capitol avenue next Tuesday night, business of importance. Mr. S* S Gordon announces to hi>many friends that he has taken a chair at toe Czar Barber shop, where he will b** pleased to see tbem. Mr. Gordon was the popular catcher for the A. B. C baseball team this season Congiessman Jesse Overstreet addressed the Colored business and prosessional men of the city at the Sumner League last Monday night, Mr. Carter Jones and Miss Amanda Roberts were married at the residence of Mrs Frances Smith, 117 Emmett street. The house was beautifulh decorated with autumn leaves an^f flowers, many presents were received. Rev. Johnson of Irvington, officiated, the wedding was a beautiful. Mr. and Mr*. Jones will be at home to their friends 221 W, Vermont st. For Rent—Furnished room. 524 N. West street. Furnished room for rent, for man and wife or two gentlemen 513 W. 10'b

street.

I wish to thank my friends and the organizations and institutions for the sympathy and kindness extended to me in my sorrow; and also for the many beautiful floral offerings.

Edna 8. Chadwell.

Invitations announcing the weddii g of Miss Amelia Evelyn Salle and the Rev. Hubbard H. Brewer, B. D. at Harrodsborg, Ky., on Oct. 14 have been received by friends in this city. The Rev. Brewer is a native of India na having pastured in various charges He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwaro Brewer of this city and a brother of the Hon. Gurley Brew^, the well known politician and editor. Th« bride comes from one of the well known Kentucky families and is quite popular in church and social

circles.

Who is the most popular minister?

flMss iSlenn

announces the formal opening of her Fall and Winter line of Millinery You are invited to call and seethe latest display of artistic creations, that not only please the eye and the taste but the purse as well. OPEN OF EVENINGS. 554 MASS. AVE. (near North st.)

I MAGAZINES!

Daily aod Weekly Newspapers

All of tl)e Latest Periodicals and MoQtl^liesI tT" - T.-.- The Recorder. New Phone 1563

Give Us Your Patronage

DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS^^ Insure your property against loss by FIRE We have strong companies, prompt and fair adjustments • H- C- TUTTLE & BRO. 200 North Delaware Street.

Ifall Ibats

$1.00

§3.00, §5.. §7.50

These prices save YOU from

to $3.00 on every purchase.

Every Hat we sell means a pleased customer.

VISIT US

LADIES HAT SHOP. (Opp. Gayety Theater) 410 E. WASH ST.

{ H. L. SANDER’S STORE, .

206 INDIANA AVENUE. |

>Our Fall Line for Ladies’ and Gent’s are now complete ^ Fleece lined Underwear 5 for Men, at 50c per garment, extra heavy. Brown a nd-: l Bine Ribbed Underwear 25 and 5Gets per garment. \ FULL DRESS WHITE SHIRTS, $1.00 EACH.

Full Dress W^iite Ties to match, 25c.

; . S) z Full Dress Tuxedos to let for wedding and partie >

RcAL ESTATE AND RENTS

For Sale-2 lots, Talbott Ave. near 45th st S225

for the twobiir bargains.

For sale, o room cottage. North Senate ave, $1500, near 2oth street. Big bargain. For sale, 5 room cottage, .-•heldon street, ,

near 17th st., $1400, lot 4oxl50 ft. Payments,/

$100 down. $12 per month.

5 room cottaife. Koach street, half square from car. North Indianapolis. $1300. For Kent, 2 rooms 59 West North s-,$i..OO Kitrht room*. 1016 W 26th st, N, Indianapo-

lis. $12.00 per month.

For sale 8 loom residence, west26th st,$I700 2 story brick bui*l ng bargain!ndiana polis Ouohalf casu Suitable for lodge building 6 room residence North West Part modern

2500—200 dow it balance monthly.

For rent 5 rooms, Sheffield ave., Haughville

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store room for rent, 1733 Northwestern ave. $35 per month. For Sale 4 room Cottage, Cushing st.. two squares from Koosevelt ave. car, & '2Ut street $1,U00;$30 down, $10 per month. Eor Sale 5 roon. Cottage, Eugenia st. N. Indianapolis, $1350: $10u down $!5per month. For rent 5 roomsi2304 Hovey st.,8.00 For Sale or Trad*-40 acres of farm land South ern Illinois, easy terms. For sale 7 vacant lots, Tremout & Clark sto $250; pay men ts $10 down and $l per week. ' For sale vacant lot N, ludianap>l:s $2»0; down 6 per month. For Sale 2 cornii lots 42 and Cornelins Col nmbia Place, 1 square from Fraiview car line Price $350 each For sale 2 vacant lots 2 squares south Prospect st, Denny Big Four Addition $115 for both, big bargain. For sale 5 room cottage Yondes st near 23rd $12oo -$100 down $12 per month. For sale, N. West st near 10; 7 rooms and bath, $3500--$500 down balance monthly pay ment«. _ 4 rooms,3504 Tyndall. 2 lots. $10.00. Store room for rent. 724 Fayette st , $12.50. For rent, 3 rooms.514 W. St Clair, $8 00 215 <fe 217 Purvear st. $12 50. For rent 5 room cottage. 2210 Sheldon street Fine shape nice chicken yard. $11 per month. Foi Sale, 10 room modern house, N. Illinois s treet, near 26?h st. $o.o00 For S ale. vacant lots on 42nd st.. 1 square of Fairviewcar line, $250 00. easy payments. Fire Insurance Rents Collected Accident nod Healtn losurauct* Have your Home and Household goods Insur ed. Agents for Old and Tried Companies. J. WALTER H0D6E, Agent 630 INDIANA AVF PHONE 1173

PENNSYLVANIA LINES. EXCURSION SUNDAY, OCT. 4 The Last of the Season$2.00 LOUISVILLE $2.00

FERGER’S DRUG STORE, No. 3. v . Corner Indiana Avenue and Michigan Street PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY 50c Fine CALIFORNIA WINES, 29c - Blackberry. Port, Sherry, Claret Si.oo Size Whiskey, — Full Quart, 75c.

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‘ flbUlinen> ©pening

Friday and Saturday, October 2, 3

We extend an invitation to inspect one of the most complete lines of up-to-date Millinery

in the state, at reasonable prices. Hugusta Xange

613 MASS. Ave.

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Working Men and Women Wanted.

> See our line before selecting.

^ Phone 2561.

H. L- SANDERS.

G. W Beasley & Co. G. W. Beasley & Co., Renovators & Decorators of Fine Homes:— Now is the time to have your homes cleaned tor the winter, do not loose the lime to go down town to buy wall paper; just call up Beasley & Co > and let us bring our fine line,of samples book* to your home where you can take your owe time in looking over our line of goods; you can’t buy our styles for thej prices. We also do first else* hanging and cleaning and will call to see you at evening and show yon our full line of samples if you cant take the time daring the day. Just phone ns. Office 529 W. North Street. New Phone 1661.

Don't be afraid, it wont hurt. Kuykendall & Huffman Dentists. 513 IndianaAvenne.

At Gsuld’s Pharmacy ALK-RHU-BIS, the wonderful remedy for all stomach disorders, satlsfac lory results guaranteed or money refunded. Ask ns about it. GAULD'S PHARMACY, 601 Indium Ave.

New Drug Clerk at the Eureka.

Mr. Orlando Rodman of Frankfort, Ky. has accepted a position with the Eureka Drug Store, and will finish his pharuiacutical education at the W ynona Technical Institute. Mr. Bodman has had three years experience with G W. Gale,druggist ot Frankfort and comes to Indianapolis highly recommended by his former employer. This is a ’door of hope” open up to an ot ter bright young man of our race and we njre proud to say opened by our own people. We hope that our people will readily grasp the opportunity to patronize our own business enterprises and thus make desirableopen ings for our own boys and girls that are so anxious to make themselves useful and creditable in the profes-

sional and mercantile world.

This is certainly the solution of the great so-called race problem. When we have learned to support our own professional and business enterprises, and pul our strength, our money, our influence together and thus support the race, then there will be notrace problem. ‘’Respect yourself andothers will respect you, holds good also in our case as a race. Think of the number of business enterprises we might have in this city. Think of the number of clerks, stenographers, bookkeepers, salesman, etc., that we might have among our boys amd girls that we are educating each year. We certainly have the people, and we certainly have the money to spend and we spend it just the same, hut do we always get the good out of it for our own race and

and people?

UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY Unktana Wational JSank Capital Stock $1,000,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits I $1,000,000.00 V0LNEY T. MAL0TT, President. HENRY EITEL, Vice President. MACY W. MALOTT. 2nd Vice Pres. EDWARD D. MOORE, Cashier. TH0S. A KAYL0R Asst. Cashier MWWe respectfully solicit your account and will assure you courteous

I treatment

/ s • Safety deposit boxes for rent at reasonable prices

PROPERTY FOR RENT ByJ. F. EDWARDS, Real Estate, Fire Insnrance and Loans, 122 E Market St. New Phone 4187 Dwelling Houses Dwelling Horses 71o Forbett St 5 $lo 00—1852 Peck St 4 $io oo 1017 E 20th st 5 lo oo-938 W. 35th st 4 9 oo 1340 Rooseveltav3 7 oo—1S50 Peck st 3 7 5o 2509 Radnerst 3 7 50 -2224 Miller st 4 7 o 0 1925Cornell av. 4np stairs. 7 oo 1110 Brook st 4 7 oo—1850)4 Peck st 3 6 50 914 E Wash st rear, S^oom. $6.00 2507 Raffner st 3 7 50-227 W 15th st 3 7 oo 1603 Mill st 3 6 oo—824J4 Scioto st 3 6 oo 1925Cornell av 3 6 oo—1619 Mill st 3 6 oo 975 Colton st a i4 5o—1615 Mill st 2 5 oo 1124 Brook st,2 room down stairs, 5 oo 1120 Brook st. Flat B. 2 rooms 4 oo Barn—2936 Ker.wood ave, 2 50 Miss laella Hibbitts

Notary Pilblic

Acknowledgements of all kinds. Deeds, Mortgages, etc. Pension Vouchers executed.

You patronage solicired,

536 Indiana Ave. Both phones 1173. SuDscnbe .ur The Rccoraer »Dd jjieep posted on the leading topic*

ice for - tnorth-

Hudson’s Climax Man’fg. and Parlor Co. Limited a $100,000 cor•poration, will soon need employees for office, factory, managerial and traveling positions, paying $15.00 per week and up. This is important to all men and women of the race Write to day, we need you now Every one answering this ad may start to work immediately, on complying with our reply. Inclose 22c stamps for particulars.

HOME OFFICE.

2960 1-2 State Street, Chicago, 111*

HAZELS!®^ Extreme Fashionable Tailor

Taste in Dress is to be commended. We have spent

both

TIME AND MONEY Jn trying to produce the best and highest effects in Strictly ‘Up-to-Date” Tailoring. Come let us show you the result. 333-335 Indiana Av New Phone 4681.

New Phone 3280 engravin g Edward J. Kappler, Successor to Leonard Schurr WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEWELRY Clocks, Silverware and Cut Glass.

Watch and Jewelry repairing. No 338 Indiana Ave., Indianapolis

WM. HARRIS, Carriages for ALL OCCASIONS. Parti** Balls, Receptions, and Funerals. First Oars Service PHONE 2288 Day; 2136 Day or Night

Mrs. Susie Anderson Removed,

invites the Ladies to 404 Indiana Ave,

to call and see

Millinery Goods before ordering else where. Mrs. Anderson holds two di plomas, and is folly qualified to give

perfect satisfaction.

|The SHOE POINT Cor. Senate & Indiana Avenues The Shoes you have been looking for are at The FOREMAN SHOE STORE, Please call and get them as we are short of Cash and Space. 364-366 INDIANA AVENUE ttbe 4man Shoe Store

is now with

HOWARD, THE POPULAR PRICE TAILOR

The Gold Star held their annual outing in Norwood last week, the hall was decorated wit-h Golden Rods with a large golden star in the center, and the grounds were lighted up with Japanese lanterns, dancing was one of the features of the outing for which Albert Herron and Robert Miller rendered music. Lunch was served to 71 at which time W. H. and Henry Jack - son made impromptu speeches. Miss Ada B. Harris, superintendent of the the Boy’s Club and Mrs* Sopba Butler president of the Gold Star Club spared no pains in making the affair a success.

Mrs. Susie Ann Hickerson, late of

her line of Hats and 1 2116 Winter avenue died at her resi-

dence Tuesday afternoon, she was a member of Household of Ruth, No. 34. tfaie funeral services were held Thnrs-

A chorus of sixteen male voices under the direction of Mr. Richard Chavers will be at Bethel church tomorrow morning services. The old time Gospel hymns, filled withpathos and gen nine sweetness will be sung and a treat is in store for all who are preseni Mrs. Kate Stewart will preside at the pipe organ Mr H. L- Sanders will represent the trnstees in their coal rally. The pastor Rev. Shaffer will preach a special sermon, the public is'l invited to attend.

afternoon.

OUR NEW STORE. ROBERT R. BARON, Kemoved to 341 INDIANA AVENUE. Bicycles & Hardware. NewPnones^ BICYCLE REPAIRING.

I am now better situated to give ike y° u Low Prices, Finer Goods, Prettier Styles, more elegant * workmanship and better fit than ever before. Come K and see your friend IKE]* ™

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