Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1908 — Page 4

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Ttae renuine Carter's Rheumatic Remedy, which cured Dan Carter and many otbefa of Rheumatism, bears the signature of . ' —R. P. BLODAU, The Manufacturer,— noth oh package and bottle. Any other preparation sold aa being.the above described, is a counterfeit and substitute and should be rejected. Look ty the signature. RoBT. P.. BLODAU, DRUGGIST, 402 Indiana Ave. INDIANAPOLIS.

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DO YOU KNOW? That the undersigned, DAN CARTER, for 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” A fact that is well-known by the Patrolmen of the City—ASK THEM.

Call at The Recorder office for your | Magazines and Periodicals. We are carrying a complete line.

Who is the most popular minister? The Yale Club, will gtye a dance Odt 29th; ’08. Mr. Fred O. Evans, of Lafayette, waa here with friends last Sunday. The ladies of Phipps Chapel church on W. Drake, will give a masquerade social Oct ,31. Mr. Elmer French, of Erlanger, Ky is visiting his friend Mr. Ollie Hopkm Of 822 Blake, st r . The entertainment given at Mrs Merrills, Saturday night, wan quite a success. Nrs. F. Williams will leave for Columbus. O , Wednesday to visit friends. Mrs Edna Swerney Chadwell and son left this week for Detroit, Mich., for permament residences. Mr J. H. River«. Chicago, Ills, was t c guest ot Miss Pink Corley, a few days of the past week. . Mr. M. C, Harrison, the well-known funeral director of Evansvill.*, was in * he city. Sunday. Drs. El try, Eugene and son Cox, and Abe Mills of Cincinnati, spent Sunday with Miss Essie 1 ‘ox Mr. James Booker, of Grammar, lad., was in the city, last Sunday attending the K. of P. meetingMr. and Mrs. C. H. Street, entertain ed Wednesday evening, in honor of Mr. Walker, ri. Carolina. . Mrs. Prjor gave 4 party in honor of h^Tdaughtei Uionie, 17th. birthday Refreshments were served at an late hour. .Mrs. Mary E. Jackson, of New Albany, has returned home after a four weeks visited with her ill daughter Mrs Maggie Huiley, 819 W. Cal,, ritr. Mr. and Mrs. James Veualbe entertained a number of friends las Wednesday evening in honor of bet sister, Mrs. C. Rouse. A orize mask ball w 11 be at the Artist Hall, Oct. 31. Take Brightwood car to Oxford street and go north four blocks. The ladies of the Alpha Home Association will start their rummage s ile, Saturday morning, Oct. 24. in tha Franklin Block; Indiana, Ave. Miss Eivenia Snell, entertained a number of friends Sunday evening at a dinner Party at her residence No. 11 The Windsor. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Booker, Misses Katye Duncan. Stella and Florence Thompson. Messrs. Young Hall, Stan ton Booker. ThomasStiger and Frank Taylor. The room was beautifully deco w ated with cut flowers ferms. The Benedicts, is the name, selected for a new “Social Club” organized last Sunday, with the following oflicera; Thomas Simms, Pies, Joseph Timberlake, Vice Pres. J. D. Porter, bec’y. and Charles Chavis, Treaauer. The club will meet Sunday to perfect its organization. “Scene from Leah the Forsaken.” and living pictures, at Jones Tabernacle, Wednesday evening, Oct, 28. Auspices of tne J. C. Price Literary society. Admission lOcta. 17-2 The three Courts of Calanthe of this city have united their forces for a grand entertainment to he given at l be True Reformer’s hall, Monday evening, Oct. 26. Oct 17 24 The ladies Auxilluary Club, ot the Touissant >^lub will give a mask entertainment Saturday, Oct 31, at the Cluo’s New Headquarters 1214 E 19th, Str, A prize win be given to the neatest masked person. Charles C Stapp spent the week in Cincinnati, and other points in OhioMrs Meadow Circle will be Monday evening Very soriy to disappoint the people last Monday evening, according to my clicumstances Who is the most popular minister? Q. W. Beasley & Co. Renovators and decorators: It will pay yon to call np Beasley & Co, be tore purhasing your wall papar or having your homes cleaned. We can aave you money: Call us np if you need your homes cleaned or prepared. Office 529 W. North, str* New phone1661. Don't be afraid, it wont hurt. Kuykendall Sc Huffman Dentists. 513 ladianaAvenue. At Gauld’s Pharmacy ALK-RHU-BIS, the wonderfulrem' edy for all stomach disorders, satisfac tory results guaranteed or money refunded. Ask ns about it. GAULD’S PHARMACY, 601 Indiana Ave.

Governor Hanley has appointed Dr. S. A. Fruniss, to represent the State ot Indiana at the National Negro'Exposition to be held in Moble, Ala ,io 1909. A masquerade Hallu’een hall, at Masonic hall, Monday evening, Nov. 2, by Hermonine Drill Crops No. 1, Brizes will be awarded to the most Fancy, also to tbemost Comic Costumues. Admission 35 cts. Russell Smith’s Orchestra. A grand entertainment, scene from “Leah the Forsaken” and Living Pictures, at Jones Tabernacle A. M. Zion church corner of Blackford and North, street under the auspices of the J, C. Price Litertary Society, was Wednesday evening, Oct, 38th. ’Oh Admission, 10 cts. Bertha Thompson Pres. Snolia Owsley, Sec’y, Rev. Callis, pastor. Mrs Alexander; has opened a hair dressing store at 404 Indiana. Ave, the patronage of the colored ladies. George Temple, “Sunbeans of comedy’’ played.at Noblesvilies, Saturday aiffht, Oct, 17, to a large ardiances. Mr.-John Goodal represented “Uncle Eph” and Osage as “Aunt Dianah” aud George Temple, as ‘ Tickling Breeches.“Miss Emma Owens, piantist. An oyster entertainment will be given by Rising Sun Temple, No. 20 t S M* T., at the U. B F. Hall, corner Blake and North, str., Tuesday evening, Nov. 17. Admission 10 cts. G. Crawford, Princess. J. Bradshaw, Sec’y. Mrs, Ella E Faison. International Grand Grueen Mother and the present Princess of U. B. F. sisters of Mysterious Temple was making a tour through the States of Ohio. Tennessee Georgia and Flordra on th“ International work of Knights and Daughters of Tabor. Friendship Lodge and St. Mary Temple will give a Hallo’een entertain ment at their Hall; cornor of Court and Delaware strs, Friday on Oct. 30. Admission 10 cts. Grand Lodge, Finance Committee of the K. of P. with E. C Hamilton Chairman and Riley Roberts of Richmond, Sec’y; made the regular quarter ly examainntlon of Ihs books of the Grand-offices and Endorment Board last Sunday.

flhiss ©lenn 4 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.)

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Masonic Meeting . A special of Waterford Lodge, No )3 F and A. M. has been called for Wednesday evening Oct. 28th. Ali officers aud members are requested to to be presented without fail—Something doing. E C Hamilton, Sec’y. Wanted; A solicitor, lady preferred Good pay to tne right party, call at 716 Fayette, St., after six p. m. Sumner Lodge No. 11, U. B. F. will celebrate its 28th anniversary at Allen chapel October 21 and 23, Nat. G. M. # W. A. Gaine will speak on Wednesday evening. Mrs Green, has up-tc-date furnished rooms to rent at 226 W. 15th, Str. Furnished room for rent, for man and wife or two gentlemen 513 W. 10th street. Don’t forget the grand mask ball to be given at the Norwood Gymnasium hall, Friday evening, Oct. 23. A good time is assured to all. For Rent — Up-to dale furnished rooms for two nice young men. 226 W. 15th street. Blind Harris, aside from giving piano recitals also Tunes Pianos; Satisfaction Guaranteed. For his service apply 527 W. 12 Indianapolis, lad. ,C. D Harris. 10 10 2w Wanted—Piano pupils; Mrs. Kate Harris Cheatham, 1113 N. West street. 10-10. Up to Date Furnished Room for rent for 2 young men. Mrs. Green 226 W. 15. Sewing School. A Ladies Tailoring System of actual Inch Measurement is taught Ladies desiring to learn to cat, fit and make their garme ts, should attend our school. We teach hand and machine sewing basting, hemming, designing, finishing, pressing, tucking, french bias darts, skirts and sleeves, in fact evey thing pertaining to dreesmaking. Many ladies have learn this most useful art; call and examine our method of teaching even though you may not wish to learn it. An evening class for the benefit of ladies employed during the day. Eight weeks 110. Old Pho ( ne Woodruff 2526. Mattie Green 1346 Columbia ave.

Mis Charles Rouse, and Miss. Becky Russell, formerly of this ci r y. came to visit h' r sister Mrs. James Venable of 809 Muskingum, str, last Tuesday, after a three years absence. Mrs. Rous has made her home in Seattle. Washington: Mr. Anderson B Jackson, of Cov ; ng* t">u, Ky.. has recently came back to his formerly home visiting friends He is also employed at the same place, “The Recorder” printing effice. At present he is stopping at Mrs. WM Winlocke’s 822 Blake, Str. Rev. G. H. White and family, have moved in the parsonage; among a number of friends, Mrs. A. Taylor, has moved from Winter, Ave., to Sixteenth, str. Mrs. Julia A. Quinn, has open a first class boarding and rooming house: by day or week at 524 N. Sen ate, Ave Mrs. Susie Anderson left Thursday morning for C’ampbellville, Ky,-to teach a miilinery clas*. Mrs. C, S. Payne, will take charge of the store until her arrival. I wish to announce through your paper the new club just organized by Mrs. Hudson, as the Friends C’ub. Mrs Hudson, Fres; Mrs. E. $ptith. Sec’y. meet Monday, evenings. Remember the hallo’een party at the Boys’ Club ground in Norwood Mr Edward Sherman, a well-mown re ired business man of Dayton, O. spending the week in this city, wiib Mr H. Fielding.

Mrs. Susie Anderson Removed, invites the Ladies to>404 Indiana Ave, to call and see her line of Hats and Millinery Goods before ordering else where. Mrs. Anderson holds two di plomas, and is fully qualified to give

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Washington News Letter Mrs. Celia M. Stewart of Indianapolis, Ind.. wife of the advertising manager of the Indianapolis Freeman, spent the summer at Washington as the guest of Mr. and M rs. Freeman H. M. Murry of Alexandria, Va She made a host of friends during her all-too-brief stay, and no visitor from the Middle West has been shown a larger degree of social attention than that bestowed upon this handsome acd accomplished young matron from the Hoosier capital. Receptions, dinners, luncheons, card parties, drives and river excursions were given in hei honor, and Washington and the historic city of Alexandria vied in worshipping at her shrine^ After seeing al| the sights in and about the nation’s capital, Mrs. Stewart went to Philadelphia to witness the ceremonies of Founders’ Day^ and left later for her home in Indianapolis. She spent several very pleasant days in Baltimore, attending the convention of the National Negro Business League. Mrs. Stewart wav accompanied east by her brighc little son, MasterCbarlesGlenn Stewart.

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Wait for the K. of F. Carnival Everybody is waiting for the grand in door carnival and country fair, the first ever held by the colored people of Indianapolis. The directors of the K. of P. Castle Hall Association are sparing no expense ,or trouble in making this carnival a big success. Tomlison Hall has been engaged for three nights, Nov. 9, 10 and nth, and a popular admission of only 10 cents will be charged at the door. Among the many attractions to be seen will be the Mexican village, plantation show Templers’ Sunbeams of comedy and a slide for life from the top balancy to the stage, the county store, fish pond, picture shows and fortune telling booths, will draw large crowd. Persons desiring refreshment booths will call at the Recorder office at once.

gents’ furnishings, is at 206 Indiana Avenue and his factor}' is located at 108-112 W Ohio street, where he manufactures Surgeon Gowns, Dentists’ Office Coats, Nurses Uniforms, Khaiki Suits, Interne Suits for Hospitals, Waiter and Cook’s lackets and Barber Coats. He states that he has been in business 20 years and he attributes his success to thrift, push, honest dealing and giving each customer his money’s worth and that he runs his business on strictly business principles. He also states that his stock, which consists of ladies and gents’ furnishings invoiced in January, 1908, $10,000.00 and the amount of sales in 1907 was $24004.44. He has 10 power machines run by electricity in his factory, he also purchased October 10, 1908, a new button-hole machine at a cost of $140. These machines are operated by girls of his own race, and they make first class operators, and he now employs nineteen people, and the most of his employes has been with him from three to ten years. He further states that he paid to employes in 1907, $4022.00, and that his rent is $780 per year He states that his trade is 60 per cent white and hat he could give more employment to our boys and girls if he had more patronage from his own race. His business is good and he is expecting in the near future to enlarge it so as to carry more stock. He extends a special invitation to the public to attend his 20th anniversay sale October 30 and 31, 1908. At the above mentioned sale he guarantees a square deal and your money’s worth on each purchase. Call and see him.

R. P. Stockholders Meeting. The annual meeting of the sockholders of the Colored Pythian Castle Hall Association will be held Friday evening, Ooctober 30, 1908, at 8 p. m., Marion Castle Hall 534 Indiana Avenue, at which the reports of the officers will be read, and also the election of the Stockholders’ Director. All stockholders and subscribers of stock are urged to be present. Dr. S. A. Furniss, Pres. Ed. F. Jones, Sec’y.

REAL ESTATE AND RENTS For Sale-2 lots,'.Talbott Ave. near 45th st $225 for the two big bargains. For sale, 5 room cottage, Sheldon street, near 17(h st., $1400, lot 4oal50 ft. Payments, $100 down. $12 per month. 5 room cottage. Roach street, half square .from car. North Indianapolis. $1300. For Kent, 2 rooms 759 Wsst North s',$(..00 Right rooms, 1016 W 26th £t, N, Indianapois,$12 00 per month. 6 room residence North West Part modern 2500—200down balance monthly. For rent 5 rooms, Sheffield ave., Haughville $:o. For Sale 4 room Cottage, Cushing st.. two squares from Roosevelt ave. car, & 21st street $1,000; $00 down, $10 per month. Eor Sale 5 robiu Cottage, Eugenia st. N, Indianapolis, $1350: $100 down $15pei month. For rent 5 rooms 2304 Hovey st.,8.00 For Sale or Trade-40 acres of farm land South ern Illinois.easv terms. For sale 7 vacant lots, Tremont <& Clark st. $250; payments $10 down and $1 per week. For sa'le vacant lot N, Indianapolis $2-50; $10 down 5 per month. For sale 5 room cottage Yandes st near 23rd $12oo - $100 down $12 per month. For sale, N. West si near 10; 7 rooms and bath,$3500-$500down balance monthly payment«. 4 looms,3504 Tyndall, 2 lots, $8.00. Store room for rent. 924 Fayette st., $12.50. For rent, 3 rooms.514 W. St. Clair, $8 00 21o & 217 Puryear st. $12.50. Fot Sale, 10 room modern honse, N. Illinois street, near 26tb st. $5.o00 For Sale, vacant lots on 42nd st.. 1 square of Fairviewcar line, $250 00, easy payments. For Sale 4 room cottags, Lincoln st Southside, $1250; $100down $12 per month. For sale 4 rooms Miley ave Haughville near 10th $1250; payments $100 down $12 per month. For rent 936 Bismark ave 4 rooms $8.00 6 rooms 724 Belmont ave. $10.00 Foi Sale 5 room Cottage W. 10th just west of West st $ 700. Lot faces 2 streets, a fine investment, lot 33x160 Fire Insurance Rents Collected Accident 4ud Healtn Insurance Have your Home and Household goods Insur ed. Agents for Old and Tried Companies. J. WALTER HODGE, Agent 536 INDIANA AVE PHONE I 173 John L. Bardmaker Meat MarkeT

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Forger’s Prescrption Drug Store. Indiana Avenue, Comer Michigan CUT PRICES. Fountain Syringe, 49Cts. Sloan’s Liniment, iqcts. Taylor’s Hair Straightener now $1.50 25c—Petroleum Jelley—15c.

DELAYS ARE DANCEROUS^^ Insure your property against loss by FIRE W 0 have strong companies, prompt and fair adjustments H- C- TUTTLE & BRO. 200 North Delaware Street.

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20th Anniversary Mr H L. Sanders Tells of His Store and Manufacturing Business Perhaps one of the greatest examples of Negro enterprise and business as exemplifi. ed by an individual, not only in the city of Indianapolis and state of Indiana, but pos. sibly in these United States, is to be found in the person of Mr. Henry L. Sanders, of this city. Merchant and manufacturer. Mr. Sanders establishment is a credit to the race and is pointed to with pride by our colored citizens. Look where you will and go where you choose and find if you can his equal. The story of Mr. Sander’s rise, his beginning, pluck and integrity has been told be. fore. With fifty such Negroes in Indianapolis or any other large city, there be no race problem or prejudices. Mr. Sanders beautiful store with a full line of ladies and

FRESH AND SALT MEATS N. E. cor. West & North st We render our Lard Phone Main4930 Miss Laella Hibbitts Notary Public Acknowledgements of all kinds. Deeds, Mortgages, etc. Pension Vouchers executed. You patronage solicired, 536 Indiana Ave. Both phones 1173. OUR NEW STORE. ROBERT R. BARON, Bemoved to 341 INDIANA AVENUE. Bicycles & Hardware. New J’none 540 BICYCLE REPAIRING.

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IN PERFECT TASTE All Our Hats Are Up to Date We can save you from $2.00 to $4.00 on every hat purchased of us. Come and see our beautiful display. AUGUSTA LANGE 613 Massachusetts Avenue

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