Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 July 1916 — Page 7
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HENRY W. LEWIS Just New in Business
HELPFUL HINTS FOR HOUSEWIVES
Electric Appliance That Keeps Water Bottle Hot.
HELD AT PRINCETON, IND., JULY 25 TO 27.
Real Estate, Rentals, Insurance Are the People Buying Homes? Just read below and see for yourself
HENRY W. LEWIS. Just New in Business.
Here are some of the sales:
bargain. Rental
1 double court;
property.
Two new 4 room bungalows, South side; big bargain; near Shelby st.
— Keystone avenue prop* 1 ’**' ^ hand: 630 Douglass street, 328 West Tenth ^ rooms Havey street, street, 364 West fourteenth street, roomg Columl) . a avenue; gocd terms 1505 Cornel! avenue, 2009 Highland 5 rooms t)r i ckf \v. nth street, place, 1644 Yandes street, 634 Douglass ? rooms . f urna ce; W. 11th street, near street, 1239 North West street; to school house, build two new houses Oxford street, 367-369 W. 12th street; bargain.
The nineteenth annual session of the grand lodge, Knights of Pythias, and the twelfth annual session of the Grand Court of Calantha, and the annual encampment of the Uniform Rank department will be held at Princeton, Ind., beginning Tuesday, July 25, and continuing to the 27th. The program for the week will be as follows: Monday, July 24, 8 p. m„ reception to delegates; 9:30 p. m., the Gazeeks will take up the trail. Tuesday, 9 a. m., .opening session grand lodge and grand court in the circuit and superior courtrooms; 8 p. m., public memorial services. Wednesday will be gala day; at 10:30 a. m., the grand street parade will take place; 1:30 p. m., outing at the Gibson county fair grounds; a baseball game will be played between two crack teams; horse and mule racing, and competitive drill will be held between Damon Council No. 1 and Marion Council No. 2 of Indianapolis for a large cash prize. This alone is wortii
5 rooms, double, Columbia avenue. 4 rooms W r . W'alnut street. ♦Double, Nevada street, near 17th. 7 rooms Boulevard place. 10 rooms N. West street; semi-mod-ern. See me. 10 rooms N. W T est street, corner prop-
erty.
consider in this space. This since the D OU bie, N. West street comer, close spring months opened. How was it in town; a chance for business cor-
done? I gave the people service. They ner.
showed their appreciation and bought. g roomg N Capitol avenue, 1400
They are still buying. Because it is square.
cheaper to own than to rent. I have 4 room double, N. Capitol avenue, 1400
bargains always on hand. Pick your square
corner lot; Calvin street, lot 270; Calvin street, lot 269; Calvin street, two other lots on Calvin street called in on an $18,000 business building; one church, two churches considered, and other business deals too numerous to
location. I will get the terms. Some of my buyers had gotten out of the notion of buying because they could not get the terms they wanted. But they saw Lewis and are now living in their own property. Call me before
buying.
956 N. Bismark avenue, 958 N. Bismark avenue, 960 N. Bismar.. avenue. Must go at a bargain. Always rented; $175 down on all three properties or less; balance less than they are rented
for. See me on this.
What can you pay down?
8 rooms Highland place. IQ rooms Highland place. 10 rooms Highland place. 6 rooms Highland place. 7 rooms Highland place. 8 rooms Highland place.
The heat of the water bottle soon departs, so that where the heat application is desired for any prolonged period of time it is necessary to renew the water at frequent intervals. By means of an electrical stopper for this useful article the temperature may be maintained at a constant point for an indefinite time. The usual threaded stopper is supplied with means for making connection with the house current and at the other side has an extension into the interior of the l>ottle with the necessary elements for heating the w r ater. The temperature of the latter may be regulated by the amount of current turned into it, and this is controlled by a convenient switch, so that any temperature of water may be had, and it may be maintained at that point for any desired time without the trouble of refilling or any other atten tion.
NEW PHONE 3279-K.
A five-room house with pantry, fruit trees, large lot, in West Twenty-sixth street. Price $1,750. Terms $100 cash, balance $12.50. A five-room cottage, with electric lights, gas for cooking, cellar, fruit, well, cistern. Price $1,800. Terms $200 cash, balance $15 per month. Two four-room cottages in Yandes street. Price $1,000 each. Terms $100 each, balance $10 per month. A six-room house with electric lights, cement porch, large lot. Price $1,400. Terms $150 cash, balance like rent. Eight-room house in Wiley
STORY OF THE HAIR.
The hair is not only Invaluable as a protective covering of the head, but it gives a finish and imparts unequalled grace to the features, which it surrounds. Sculptors and painters have bestowed on its representation their highest skill and care, and its description and praise have been sung in the sweetest lays by the poets of all ages. If there be one point more than an-
For sale—Beautiful modern houses in I Price $1,600. Terms $800 cash, bal-
ance $10 month. Bungalows in
PricTusTo 0 TermTilo cTsh^atace tia '' auxilliar )' «> highest developlikp rpnt * ’ a a e | merit of the personal charms, among . . . . „ T . T .. iall the refined nations of the world, apol 1 is y Price U75 to m *5M e on ea a 8 n y ,slnce the care ' a ™n g ement and 06^ payments. Two houses’ on Massachu ! °'a prominent setts avenue. Price $750 each. Terms y the lea<img por,lcn ° r
Highland Place. Prices $2,150 to $2,850. Terms $500 cash, balance
monthly.
An eight-room, modern, in Douglass street. Price $2,250. Terms $400
cash, balance monthly.
A four-room bungalow; new, with electric lights, basement and well.
Price $1,100. Terms $100, balance $12 $50 cash, balance $10 per month,
per month, in Asbury street. Five-room cottage with two lots in
Irvington, on Burgess avenue. Price' payments. $1,500. Terms $150 cash, balance $12
per month.
If list does not have what you are looking for, call HOWARD AND KING, 218% Indiana avenue.
appear to agree, it is that rich, luxuriant, flowing hair, is not merely beautiful in itself, but an important essen-
ven vacant lots in South Keystom avenue. Price $300 to $450. On easy
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Call 3279K, or address HOWARD & KING, 218 1-2 Indiana Ave.
their toilet.
How To
Care For Your Hair.
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Rosemere Chicken.
Prepare chicken as for frying, rub each piece with butter, lard or bacon grease, dip iu flour and place in bot tom part of roaster, season with salt, pepper and two medium sized onious.
Julia A Reeu, worthy councellor. the price of admission. At 9 p. m. the grand military ball will be held. Thursday, the finish of business and adjournment of the grand lodge and court; the various uniform companies of the state will be encamped in the beautiful fairgrounds, under command of Brig. Gen. J. H. Waters and Maj. E. S. Gaillard. For information write
room, 900 square W. £4th street.
See me; bargain.
rooms, 1500 square W. Ohio street.
See me.
lots for $500; small payment down.
rooms, electric light, chicken house,. ... . ^ , ... ... fenced in 5 lots; big bargain; 33001 sUced or minced Place in oven until
square North East. 6 rooms, electric lights, gas, Brookside avenue;
ment down.
well browned, then pour over chicken ;
city water,! a pint of milk with pinch of soda in it small pay-1 to prevent curdling. By placing pan
containing milk in pan of hot water on i
Double on Alamo street, rent $22 per, back of stove while chicken browns it month; price $1,000 cash; $1,800j will be hot. Place cover on roaster j payments. j and bake until tender. Add milk if it
Double on E. 16th street, rent $19 per jg ujj absorbed.
month; price $1,600; small payment
down.
6 rooms, 624 W. 28th street; hardwood floors, electric lights, gas, cRy water, cistern, well; easy payments. Lots of North Indianapolis, Haugh-
tt- ui j . ville property—sell at bargain:
4 room cottage Highland place—bar- DoubJe Arsenal aV enue, rent $16 per
gain.
3 room cottage Marlette Drive, eff
Highland place—bargain.
6 room bungalow West 25th street, three squares from Illinois street. 9 rooms Highland place, $2,400; good
condition. „ r Corner property Bismark avenue; ex-
6 room cottage 900 square, W. 26th *
month; 5 rooms to a side; bargain. 8 rooms Camp street; reasonable. , 6 rooms N. California street; reason-
able.
6 rooms N. California street; reason-
able.
tra lot.
street. , , . . 5 rooms W. 13th street, 500 square; 9 rooms Boulevard place; modern, ^ etc gee me
big barn and garage.
Fayette street property for sale. Any one desiring to leave noisy Locke street —Store room; always neighborhood and settle in a quiet rerented; big bargain. treat, see me, I have several places
6 rooms W. St. Clair street. ’ 10 rooms Yandes street, 1500 square, on hands.
2, 3 and 4 room cottages on same lot,
Martindale avenue; big bargain. Bungalows, north, east, south and
west, from 4 to 5 rooms.
7 rooms Bright street. he at your house and see just what 4 rooms Yandes street. you want. Both phones—North 8361-
3 rooms, summer kitchen, E. 20th ol(1 . i s j ew
street; big bargain; near Cornell ’ ‘ ' . CVA/1C avenue. H N S. Doubles all over city always rented. Real Estate/ Rentals and Insurance. 10 room duplex, east; bargain. 130 East Washington Street.
Complete list for rent and for sale over either phone. Call me and I will
— NEW AND SECOND-HAND GOODS— We will Help You^ solve your HOUSE FURNISHING problem and save you one-third to one half on every piece you buy Carl Shank 243 INDIANA AVE. Phone Main 3695
NOTICE.
All the delegates who have been duly elected to the State B. Y. P. U. convention which will meet at Evans-, ville, Ind., July 4 and 5, are earnestly requested to meet at the Chapel of Winfrey and Breckenridge, 517
West at 8:30 sharp.
Miss Ada Jordan, chairman of the.! Program Committee of Central District B. Y. P. U. and president of the I B. Y. P. U. of the Union Tabernacle church B. Y. P. U, is arranging our Central District Yell, and w^e wish you present for practice. Other bus-
iness of note.
A. W. Breckenridge,
Dist. President.
DR. C. R. ATKINS Office, 1562J/^ Columbia Ave.
Soft Gingerbread. One-half cupful of sugar, a cupful of molasses, one-half cupful of lard or butter, half a teaspoonful each of ginger, cinnamon and cloves, two eggs, three cupfuls of flour, one teaspoonful of soda, dissolved in a cupful of hot water. Mix together the sugar, molasses and spices. Add the water in which the soda lias been dissolved, stir well, then add the flour and the well beaten eggs. Bake in a buttered pan, in a thin loaf. Cut into squares and serve bJt.
Three eggs.
Waffles. two tablespoonfuls
son
Brig. Gen. James a Waters. John R. Tyler, chairman. Harristreet. Committee for grand
melted butter, a pinch of salt, a tea- CO urt, Mrs. Jennie Douglass, Janie spoonful of sugar and one-half cupful | Lambert, Esther Woods, Elizabeth of sweet milk. Beat the yolks of the I Stanley, Sallie Nash, Louise Lambert, eggs to a stiff froth, add the melted Nancy Laferty, Carlotta Hinton. Nanbutter, the salt, the sugar and the na Greer; grand lodge, Alonzo Woods, milk. Add flour in which has been ^ - Smith, Abe^ Head, B. Millet, sifted three teaspoonfuls of baking ( George Scott, B. \\. Manuels, Joseph
Lincoln Highway
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NEW POST FOR MRS. WINSTON
Well Known Trained Nurse to Super-
intend Sojourner Truth House. At the recent meeting of the board
Y. M. C. A. NOTES.
Always thoroughly dry the hair after cleansing. After this a gentle but firm brushing is necessary. The brushing should always be in the direction of the hair growth. The oily matter in the hair will not then be forced out too quickly.
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Dandruff is one. of the most common causes of the loss of hair. There are many remedies advocated for its cure, but none seem to be as efficacious as our UNEEDA DANDERCIDE AND SHAMPOO—a 2-in-1 preparation. It ' not only cleanses the hair and scalp better and thoroughly but is a sure destroyer of scalp diseases. It shampoos as well as kills disease.
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Constant brushing will do more to improve the condition and appearance of the hair than the use of hot irons. The morning is the best time for this to be done, as the hair is then more supple. Not more than twenty minutes should be occupied in the process, and the brushing should not extend beyond
the hair. * * *
The scalp should be washed only and least once a week; rinse well and dry carefully with a cloth after each operation.
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The brushes and combs should always be kept clean.
The following is an extract from an editorial that appeared in one of the i local daily papers in calling attention of the public to the necessity of pro-
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of directors of the Sojourner Truth : V i(ji n g f ree swimming pools in order House, in New lurk, Mrs. Cora L. that all might learn to swim: “Sink Winston was elected superintendent or swim are not the only alternatives.
"of the house to succeed Miss Eva G. Burleigh, who resigned her position on
account of illness.
Mrs. Winston is a graduate of the, Nurses’ Training school at Lincoln hospital, class of 1911, and has had considerable experience in' dealing with
But to swim or not to swim may* be all the difference between health and feebleness. No modem school or public institution can afford to be without a swimming pool. Several hundred people were drowned accidentally because they were unable to
„ , _ , swim. Many of these were young peogroups of people, lor se^ral years ^ pj e could not swim and yet went she did private nursing and was at j canoeing, impishly rocked boats, or one time on the nursing staff of the < were otherwise rash in their ignorance department of health in New York. of danger in and near water.” The During the hard winter of 1914-15 association, through its physical deMrs. Winston was in charge of the in- j partment, has conducted every year a dustrial features in the mayor’s un- | special week of free swimming lessons employment workshop, conducted bv i. or der that the public might be benthe National Urban league. For the ! e ? te + d ’ at ^ , same , V me past rear she has been in charge of strate the P ractlcal usefulness of the past j ear sne nas ueen in enarge or association to the community. So,
the Lincoln Hospital Home For Nurses 1
Clipping the ends of the hair when it is broken will be found conducive to its development. Clip every two or three weeks. * * * When the hair Is tangled, conu carefully to prevent breaking it off Tight braiding of the hair is very detrimental to it, and will result In ultimate loss of strength and glossiness. * * * P ER SIAN CREAM 1 and Straightenec
The ^tory of Persian Cream, the matchless hair grower and straighten-
• A rr , 1 wnl ^ , i a Sain this year, July 3 to 9, every boy e r the wonder of the twentieth cenin One Hundred and Thirty-fifth street. i over 12 years of age In the city, S y tne R ead for yourstlf
Mrs. Winston
June
began her duties on
the leading grower and
Golden Rale Grocery A full line of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Fiesh and Salt Meats
Cigars and Tobacco
whether or not he is a member of 1. Persian Cream is the association, will be given an op-jand m0 st successful portunity to learn to swim free. Phys-< gtraightener on the market, and the
"ical Director DeFrantz and an efficient; only one of its kind. ! corps of assistants will be in the pool! 9 Tt , j every morning from 9:30 to 10:30 to ’ s
give instructions.
a sanitary and scientific
preparation, containing no vaseline or
1 • *• 1 peroleum jelley, or injurious chemij The attention of parents is particu-j t J h so-called hair ernweri Marly called to this opportunity who.l£ a so called hair grower,. ; by neglecting the same, may some day j 0nly the flnest ot 0lIg essent i ai
powder, and lastly add the stillly beaten whites of the eggs. Bake in greased wallle irons and serve with any preferred sirup. Southern Spoon Muffin. Scald thoroughly one and one-hall cupfuls of cornmcal: let stand till cold. Beat the whites and yellows ot three eggs separately, add to the yolks three cupfuls of spur milk or Lutier milk and stir them into the meal, add a teaspoonful salt, butter the size of a walnut (melted), one and one-half tea spoonfuls soda. Lightly stir in the whites of the eggs. Turn into a but tered dish and cook three-fourths hour iu moderate oven.
Nash, Glenn Harmon, Chester Paragin, Rufus Handford, John Hinton, : Thomas Trice, Audrey E. Smith, E. ! Smith. C. Lambert. The headquarters, Pythian Castle Hall, Broadway, fronting south side of court house. ! A special train will be rim from In-
, dianapolis.
Grand Chancellor Tidrington of Evansville was in Indianapolis Sunday to complete the arrangements. Ifo held a meeting with the local members of the order.
Bertha Schulze, Prop
New. Phone 5208-K Old Main 5190 Hudson’s Grocery Full Line of Fancy and Staple
UNION LEAGUE HOLDS ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING WEDNESDAY NIGHT—CAMPAIGN FOR NEW MEMBERS ON.
Phones: Old Woodruff 2010; New 1324.
Residence, 1427 Columbia Ave.
X. j Res. Phones, New 2680; Old Woodruff
1329.
Office hours—8 to 10 a. m., 2 to 3 p. m., 7 to 8 p. m. Sunday—By appointment. Indianapolis, Ind.
DON’T Pay The Other Fellow’s Bill— by trading at a credit store Trade Cash at a CASH STORE We have no bad bills GIBBONS & SON Save you 20 per cent. Corner Rader & Roache Streets
NOTICE.
WANTED—Get the latest at the Gate-Way Book, Stationery and News Company. A special line of Bibles and Church supplies. Rev. J. C. Miller, President, 617 Indiana avenue. New phone 3464-K.
Electricity, Mechanical Vibration and Hot Air—Vibratory Massage to all parts of the body—Successfully in the treatment of various skin diseases, alopecia (falling hair), asthma, catarrh, goitre, enlarged glands of neck and body, piles, chronic rheumatism, backache, stiff joints, chronic pleurisy, moles, warts and superfluous hair removed, constipation, paralysis and various chronic female troubles. No pain, no shock. High frequency, sinuoided and De’Arsonval currents used.
Steamed Half Hour Pudding. One egg, three-fourths coffee cupful sour milk, one-half toacupful sugar, one small teaspoonful soda; season with nutmeg and salt. Stir thickly with flour, then add blackberries or other fruit, with enough of the juice of the fruit to make it the consistency of fruit cake dough. Put it in a buttered basiu and steam thirty minutes. To be served with milk and sugar. Oatmeal Gems. Soak oiXernight a cupful of oatmeal in u cupful of cold water. In the morning sift together a cupful of flour, two teaspoonfuls of baking powder and a very scant teaspoonful of salt Add this to the soaked oatmeal and mix thoroughly. Wet the mixture with a half cupful of sweet milk, thus making a soft batter: drop into the lettered gem pans and bake for fifteen minutes in a quick oven - Cleaning Upholstered Furniture. When cleaning upholstered furniture it is often eithvf impossible or ineon venient to move it out of doors. In such cases place a wet cloth over the piece of furniture and then beat it. changing the loth xevoral times dur. ing the process. The dust will adhere to the cloth and wit! not rise in the room
For Health and Accident INSURANCE
Apply at 417 Indiana Avenue Weekly } nd monthly policies issued The best policies on earth for the money. Agents and collectors wanted—Big Pay Main 3964 New Phone 5317-K Agency Department Home Accident and Health Insurance Go.
GRADUATES IN MUSIC.
Mr. Earl Keen, of this city, was graduated from the Sampaix School of^Piona last week. He is the first and only colo^A p^iuate of that school, which is located on North Pennsylvania street. Mr. Keen was a former pupil of Miss Ellen Thomas, to whom he gives much credit for his success. Mr. Keen will open a studio for a limited class this fall.
The Union league, the newly organized body formed along political and race welfare lines, held an enthusiastic meeting at its headquarters, 517 North West street. Five new members were added to the roster of this energetic organization and many questions affecting the interests of the race were discussed and acted upon. The thirty days’ campaign, for new members has reached fever heat, as each member is expected to bring in at least five applications before the campaign closes. It was also voted to hold a banquet at the close of the campaign. The league also voted to add a judiciary committee, whose duties would be to give proper attention to the courts of the city and county in which members of the race might appear for trial. That many innocent Negroes are virtually railroaded to prison for the lack of “friends” at court is the general belief, and the league, like many other races, feels that each and every Negro charged with any crime is at least entitled to a fair trial and, if innocent, should be acquitted. The next meeting will be held Wednesday, July 11.
[Bit FOURj EXCURSIONS Sunday, July 2 $1.75 Cincinnati AND RETURN Special train leaves Indianapolis, Union Station 7:30 a. m Returning leaves Cincinnati 7:30 p m. same date
be brought face to face with the con-
OOA IW inth dition mentioned in the quoted article, 00U if. IUID 01 the sad spectacle of a drowned son or
daughter.
The senior members of the association are also provided an opportunity to learn to swim. Every afternoon beginning July 3 and continuing through the summer instructions will be given. Those who avail themselves
rrnreries- Fresh ami Salt Meats 1 of these summ er membership rates Groceries, Fresh ana ^ait ivieais now in effec( . wi]1 likewise be €ligible — Notions of All Kinds— j to these privileges. To date large rr, , numbers have become members Cigars, Tobaccos, Confecti ne y. ^ through this source, since the rate of Free Delivery to all parts of city | $2 for the summer months is very
reasonable
Agent for the Aquor Distilled Water Co. The association tennis court gt Ver _ Ginger Ale, Grape Juice, Lemon Sour and mont and Canal streets is proving to Pop of all flavors. 4 be the most popular spot in town for - - • cr* tennis devotees. The club has with 1221 IN • missouri ot. its membership the city’s best stars
; Preparations are being made for the tournament which will be held again
| this year in August.
| Mr. Charles W. Stewart, assistant I scout master of the Boy Scout Troop
Johnson & Johnson 438 W. 14th Street, Cor. Mill St.
to the care and growth of the hair are used. Do you know of any other grower containing Palm Oil, Olive Oil, etc., scientifically blended together? 4. It straightens and grows kinky or short hair without the use of hot irons and does the work after several treatments—not six months after beginning treatment. Persian Cream contains wax, which keeps the hair from splitting or breaking off, making it soft, beautiful and brilliant, after 1 thorough brushing. 5. Persian Cream contains no injurious chemicals. It stands the test and thousands of satisfied users ac claim its real merits, while the first is yet to say that it will not do as its makers say. Can you ask for more convincing proof? 6. It can be easily applied at home, without the use or expense of a public hair dresser, not only saving you money but giving to your own effort 1 ' the greatest satisfaction. You can use
-dialers in-
Fancy Groceries Fresh & Salt Meats For Y< ur Order Phone New 5386-K
Old Phone Circle 450 jgg" Prices are lowest
No. 11, composed of the association Persian Cream at any time you want
boys, was presented with an assistant scout master’s scarf pin and badge by the members of the troop Friday as a
BOYS’ EXCHANGE 433 Indiana five New Phone 4864-A Line Cigars, Liquors ana Wines. Xrj Our Business Mens’ Luntt
Old Phone Main 7177 New Phone 5986-R
ICE
Your trade solicited. All orders promptly delivered. Office 1134 Fayette^Street. John R. Smith Coal and Ice Proprietor.
When you have that Prescription filled use the same care that you do in chosing your doctor. 17 years at jthis location is more than a guaran^ tee of merit and efficiency - ASK our neighbors. Both Phones All A. D. 3. Preparations are guaranteed REYNOLD S PHARMACY (j^pTentli & West Streets
State of Indiana, Marlon County, ss: In tlie Circuit Court of Marion Countv, in the State of Indiana. No. 2(55 52 Complaint, Divorce Edith Holland vs: Gns Holland Be it known, Tliat on the 3th day c* June 1916, the above named plaintiff, by her attorney, filed In the offioe of the Clerk of. the Circuit Court of Marlon County, In the State of Indiana, her complaint against the above named defendant, Gus Holland and tbe said pdaintiff having also filed In said Clerk’s office fhe affidavit of a competent person, showing that said defend, nt Gus Holland is not a resident of the Stateof of Indiana, that said cause Is for divorce and said defendant is the necessary party thereto, and whereas said plaintiff having by endorsement on said complaint required said defendant to appear in said Court, and answer or demur thereto on the 5ih day of Sept. 1916 Now therefore, by order of said Court, said defendant last above named is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against him and t l at unless he appear and answer or demur thereto at the calling of said cause on the 5th. day of Sept 1916, the same being then 2 d yndicial dav of a term of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House in the city of Indianapolis, on the first Monday in Sept 1916. said complaftit and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and deternrined in bis absence. THEODORE STEIN, Jr. Clerk Jephthah Hardin, Attys. for Plaintiff
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ROOMS : At Colorad Y. M. C. A. (Cor. N. Senate A^ve- and Mich. St.) Ratas $1.25 per week and up First-Class Accommodations Hot Water for Baths, 24 Hours a Day Plenty of Clean Linen SET IN HOW!!
to and at your own convenience. 7. It is the only growef and straightener on the market, a 2-in-l preparation. You will be delighted with this helpful toilet necessity, for nothing else is so good for the hair and nothing so quickly beautifies thr hair, giving it that enviable cham. and fascination. Remember, Persian Cream is the quickest -acting hair grower known; inexpensive and easily used at home; and the price is within the reach of every man, women an .
child—50 cents the box.
8. Tre secret of the phonomnal success of Persian Cream is that its manufacturers have followed the formula of the ancient? in the using of the rich oils of nature to assist her in the growth and beauty of your hair, and Persian Cream is made for thw sole purpose of growing and beautifying the hair—not a vaseline concoction, highly perfumed and cheaplj made, to sell at an enormous profit. Results are what tells the story. We guarantee results or your money
cheerfully refunded.
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Indianapolis. Indiana.
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