Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 227, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 January 1920 — Page 20

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The First Dollar that comes out of your pay envelope is the easiest to save. Deposited every week, it will keep your savings account growing encouragingly. Why not start this week? One dollar opens an account. Jfletttjer ants Surrat Company Will Help You Save Safely. CANADIAN SEES ECONOMY NEED Sir Edmund Walker Points Out Extravagance of 1919. TORONTO, Ontario, Jan. 30.—When addressing the fifty-third annual meeting of the shareholders of the Canadian Bank of Commerce "which has just been held in this city, the president. Sir Edmund Walker, said that the daily surprises of the past year had been as perplexing as during the war, and the anxieties as great. The war was won by the most superb co-operation ih the attainment of one ideal—the winning of the war—and they might lose all that victory seemed to secure, he said, 'by indulgence in countless theories, many of them aiming at the disintegration of society, instead of again co-operating in one Ideal, the restoration of order and the improvement of social conditions, so that the happiness of the greatest number might be secured. Argument between capital and labor, at the present time, was madness in view of what we seek to save. Prices would be higher than before the war for many years to come, he predicted. but a readjusteinnt to tolerable conditions wns absolutely necessary, if they were to enjoy the peace bought at ■ such a cost. Governments, he warned, 1 mu6t_cease borrowing and keep their ex- I within their powers or taxatjflr both individuals and governments ; spend less on things not absolutely necessary and, he added, ‘'we all must , work harder to produce the normal sup- | ply of all the commodities useful in! life."

■sacrifice! I Shoe Sale 1 We are giving up ovr W shoe department. You pi folks who need shoes __ will profit by this- sale. jo*j Come in today. If your a size is here you’ll get a g SAVE £ /s I Discount on B 9 all Clothing j§E§ AIB /£■ anti Gents’ Furnishings jttS | Sacks Bros. | I- ■ CHOICE SELECTIONS OF LADIES’ COATS—SUITS DRESSES -WAISTS AND FURS MEN S SUITS AND OVERCOATS CASH OR CREDIT McNEILL’S CLOAK ANI) SC IT HOCSE, Mass. Ave. and Dei. St. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Cups and Saucers up Dinner Plates 10f!? up Fancy hand-painted Plates. 25-piece Dinner Set 54.95 Little Furniture Store 211 E. Washington St. HARDWARE PAIN rs GLASS Fieischmann’s Hardware 515 W. Wesh. St. GIRLS’ COATS #IO.OO VALUES Qfi Sizes 8 to 14 PXfiiS -gfeWASHINSTpm ALABAMA

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BUSINESSMEN TO ‘SELL’ CITY ON ITS MERIT Committee of 100 Will Assume Task of Inspiring Pride in Indianapolis. AD MEN SPONSOR MOVE A committee of 100 Indianapolis business men will sponsor the various promotional campaigns launched by the board in charge of arrangements for the coming convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World to “sell” Indianapolis to itself by pointing out the many advantages of the city as the best city in the country in 'which to live and work. The convention board is making the convention, which is to be held here June 6 to 10, an excuse to “sell” Ihdianapolis to Itself, thus making It a better appreciated city. Paul C. Richey, vice president of the Russel M. Seeds Company,' is the director of promotion on the convention board, and Frank T. Carroll is chairman of the committee of 100. - _ The first meeting of the committee wIU be held next Wednesday at the Severln hotel when the Advertising club and the Kiwanls club meet in joint session. The program toe the meeting has not been announced.' Members of the committee are as follows: Frank T. Carroll, chairman; EJ. U. Graff, superintendent of schools; Theodore B. Griffith, Griffith Brothers; E. VV. Harris, Hamilton & Harris; Robert H. Hassler, Robert H. Hassler Company; Fred Hoke. Holcomb & Hoke Manufacturing Company; Thomas Carr Howe, president Butler college; Alfred Kaufman, Link Belt Company; Fred M. Ayres, L. S. Ayres Company; G. A. Efroymson, H. P. Wasson Company; Carl A. Taylor, Taylor Carpet Company; Walter E. Ivipp, Kipp Phone Company: William Kothe, Ivothe-Wells & Bauer; George Lernaux, Indianapolis Brush and Broom Company James H. Lowry, superintendent parks; Robert A. McGill, Crane & Cos.; Robert T. Todd, Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company; Frank P. Manly, Indianapolis Life Insurance Company; Frederick E. Matson, Matson, Kune & Ross; John Ruckelshaus, president Columbia club; Dick Miller, president City Trust Company; William Allen Moore, president Columbia School Supply Company; Warren D. Oakes, the Oakes Company; Thomas A. W’ynn, Indianapolis Light and Heat Company; Walter E. Pittsford, Plttsford Pie Company; A. G. Ruddell, Central Rubber and Supply Company ; Charles E. Rush, city librarian ; H. U. Brown, Indianapolis News ; Walter C. Marmon, Nordyke & Marinon; G. Barrett Moxley, Kiefer-Stewart Cos.; A. L. Block, L. Strauss & Cos.; John H. Holliday, Union Trust Cos.; Charles F. Coffin, State Life Insurance Company; Stoughton A. Fletcher. Fletcher American National bank; Roy E. Adams, J. D. Adams Cos.; B. A. Worthington. C., I. A-

A record of character—a , - picture of personality— { (hat is a photographic Jaaini'll portrait by I m Ninth Floor Kahn Ride. - . . . . .. . "—i Granger Dept. Store 336-S3B West Mash. St. Extra Special Bargains for Saturday Men’s heavy arctics, felt-lined, 1 buckle, 6 to 11, me\ 52.00 value vl.xv Children’s rubbers, 75c \alue Men’s black outing shoes, <? mfx all sizes, $3.50 value 9^.49 Great Fur Sale for the Ladies—Complete clean-up of odd pieces and sets. Ladles’ throws—large, full skins, in black and taupe, lynx, gray wolf, fox j and coney, up to $25.00 -ti -f ftO value, for Saturday diltjO Great Coat Sale—Ladies’ high grade I coats, in wool velour, silvertones, silk I velours, kerseys and mixtures, fur and plush trimmings, up to a* -f / J* A $30.0 value, for Saturday, dAO.JU Ladies’ Millinery—Your choice of the' I house velvet pattern hats (N4 ao up to. SIO.OO value p JL.-'AC? ■— J ATTENTION Churches, Schools and Housewives, Save Your Old Paper. Wanted, old books, magazines and newspapers. If you have an auto bring them to our place. You will receive a good price for them. If you can’t deliver call Main 6039. American Paper Stock Cos. 340 West Market St.

MILLINERY Fourth Floor State Life Building ( Beautiful Y C) NEW HATS I jL Vr \ )J ityi, Soft Hats of braid and satin and all Straw Hats in eg* chin-chins, sailors, tricorns and olf-the-face effects. \||f I Closing Out All Winter Millinery jJHZfZ* \W , - At 50c, SI.OO and $3.00 Floor, to the \ \ \ E {T° r \ \ N AFRICAN OSTRICH FEATHER CO. xvlClfl, 1 \ Fourth Floor State Life Building

W. railroad; J'. D. Forrest, City Gas Company; John W. Atherton, representing Charles Scribner’s Sons’ Publishing Company; Bert A. Boyd, Board of Trade budding; Charles D. Brackett, National Oaah Register Company; A. E. Bradshaw, Indianapolis Mortar and Fuel Company; Charles L. Busehmann, Lewis Meier Cos.; E. W. Clraille, B.'W. Chaillo Cos.; Charles W. Mann, Van Camp Packing Cos.; John L. Clough, John Clough Agency; Homer McKee, Homer McKee Cos; Robert H. Diets, C. L. Dietz & Cos.; G. W. Dollarbide. Crescent Paper Company; Samuel O .Dungan, Polk Milk Company; Cf Koltare Eggleston, Keith’s theater; George B. Elliott, Indianapolis Stock Exchange; Robert Elliott, Standard Dry Kiln Company; Frank E. Floyd, Crseent Paper Company; George C. Forrey, Indianapolis Stock Exchange; R. M. Franklin, Eclipse Manufacturing Company; Fred C. Gardner, E. C. Atkins Company; G. M. Sanborn, Sanborn Electric Company; A. H. Taylor, Continental National bank; L. M. Wainwright, Diamond hain and Manufacturing Company \ Good Lock Oleomargarine—Glossbrenner's

Our Diamonds Are a_ Wise Investment Not only are they a constant source of satisfaction, but their value is constantly increasing. Be sure the diamond you buy is a good diamond, a dependable stone. , Diamonds selected here arc never misrepresented. Special Values at — S2O, $25, SSO to $2,000 . CARL L. ROST 25 North Illinois Street The sign of the clock in the middle of the block. The House of Quality NO PLATED OR FILLED RINGS SOLD HERE ■■ . - -J 300 Pairs of Shoes DURING OUR Annua! Shoe Sale ON OUR TABLES FOR SATURDAY AT PRICES YOU CAN NOT RESlST—infants’, child’s, misses’ and little boys’ school and dress shoes— ALL SIZES, ALL STYLES, ALL PRICES. 95c to $2.95 Bl.ck call. ..lent, i.n, ...... ... Ivor, ... rad 1... Children’s and Growing Girls’ Dept., 2nd Floor. FELTIVSA.IN & CURIVIE Shoe Stores Cos. 38 E. WASHINGTON r ■■ - —• —' - ”'-• " 1 fITH. Detroit Vapor Oil Stove \ • For Sale by 'ffoosierf^uffiffinSio. : TT mi I mil II ■mu nr i * % imiiiim- T rrTWi T r 443-445 East Washington Street. —— A) ALL INTERURBAN ROADS LEAD T O D. N. FOSTER FURNITURE COMPANY 111-110-121 West .Market St. Across Market Street From the Termlnul Station.

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George A. Weidley, Weidley Motor Company ; Charles F. Zwlck, Indianapolis Glove Company; Judge James A. Collins, criminal court; Russel M. Seeds, Russel M. Seeds Company; John A. Hook, Hook Drug Company; p. J. Landers, Union Railway Company; George Wellbaum, Indianapolis Telephone Company; Earl Mushlitz, Indianapolis Star 1 ; John 11. Lederer, Indiana Daily Times; Ben F. Lawrence, Indianapolis Star; Alex Scott, Scott Coffee Company, and George Stewart, Stewart Talking Machine Company. All of the men o nthe committee will act as “city salesmen” and will aid the convention board in every movement to “sell 0 Indianapolis to Itself. The cam paigns will lead up to the convention of the Associated Advertising clubs, wihcli.. it is expected, will be one of the world’s greatest business conventions during this year. OUTSIDERS KILL MOST GAME. HALIFAX, Jan. 30. —Nonresident hunters killed 1,200 of the 1,400 mobse shot in Nova Scotia during 1919, according to government reports. They also bagged 1,950 of the 2,380 deer killed.

NOTICE-ALL ODDS AND ENDS MUST GO UP-TO-DATE STYLES IN WINTER FOOTWEAR ONE MORE WEEK OF THIS BIG EVENT We are going to give the public shoes for just about half their real value. We have gone through our stocks in our four big stores and ||M|ggp. selected all odds and ends, odd lots and broken sizes, and will place them on sale at our main store. These are actually the best shoe Mi Stylish Winter Shoes J^H Here is an assortment of stylish as well as good serviceable shoes. In black, L brown, gray and combinations. In high or low heels, and all sizes in some styles. araiipl These shoe.i are actually worth at least double; special— v Mr $3.98 s^.9§ Men’s Elkskin I SCOUT SHOES ) Good, serviceable shoes 1*1 11 fl SIIOPC sizes, black and tan; I ones;, good, CII SJIIUCS I 98c ' $ 1 .98 HORUFF’S 342 Virginia Ave.

V “I W ant to Open an Account for Each of My Three Little Girls” He was a laboring man- and had learned to save, and, as he stopped at the information desk, repeating the above words, he added: “I believe if I give each a book with a start , it will teach them to save." Here is a father with vision. He is not only teaching his daughters the value of money, but more —the value of saving money, at the same time helping them acquire strength of ’character. Are you fulfilling your duty to your children in a like manner? $1 or more will open a Savings Account with this , bank, and— We Pay —O/ on Savings Hr2 /O . ■ MEYER-KISER BANK 136 East Washington Street. (Open 8 a. m. until 8 p. ra. Saturdays)

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We Want to Buy GOOD USED FURNITURE Turn your old used furniture into cash. Sell it to us—it will pay you. Phone today for our buyer—he will give you immediate attention. BAKER BROS. PIONEER DEALERS 219-225 EAST WASHINGTON ST. OLD MAIN 3466 , AUTO. 21-36$

FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1920.

Real Value in These Goats Snappy models of Pearson plush, cheviots, polo cloth, suede and mixtures, in black, gray, blue and brown; fur; velvet and self 'Z-M trimmed. . Fancy pockets, buttons and ffipipjrA belts. Sizes 16 to 44. Special Saturday from 9 to 12 V \ siy.B°|f| Values Jill \ / n ■ jl MmUm No Exchangee. Cl ! Up tO J||3||i*®g|Pk No Refunds., $2500 i-'x&fcAe!

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• MODERN DENTISTRY Absolutely Painless \t. f Ji. p Tri 1:; There was, of course, time when some dental work could not be done without considerable pain. But, in these days of ahesthetics and scientific methods, pain has been driven from. the*dental office. Os course, experience and equipment enters into dentistry to a great extent. Better a dentist who has a large practice. He generally knows every phase of the business a little better. EITELJORG & MOORE c "~. Mr DENTISTS Lady Attendant. jl . ■ —■ * CLOTHING ON CREDIT PEOPLE’S CREDIT CLOTHING CO. 46 N„ PENNSYLVANIA ST. 2nd FLOOR IF IT IS IN THE LINE OF HARDWARE YOU CAN GET IT AT VONNEGUT’S ISO TO 104 EAST WASMiNOTOM SIJUULr