Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 273, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 March 1920 — Page 14

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Os Great Importance is the starting of a savings account for your baby. Os greater importance is the increasing of that account from month to month, from year to year, until he is able to add to it himself. How long is it since you added to your baby’s savings account? Jfletriier Stsbingg and Company Will Help You Save Safely. * READ THE TIMES DAILY.

Hear these Emerson song hits —sung by Eddie Cantor of the “Follies,” on the Sonora. They will soon have the whole country by the ear. And while you’re about it, hear the other Emerson numbers, too. You’ll be glad you “listened in.” You Don’t Need the Wine to Have a Wonderful Time, It's most as good as seeing Eddie, While They Still Make Those Jot to hear him Beautiful Girls. sing—even on a 10-inch disc he's Comic Character Song—Eddie Cantor No. 1071 bound to have his fling Don't Put a Tax on the beautiful Girl. Comic Character Song—Eddie Cantor Some of the newest Emerson records—hits that stir the Records pulse—music with a world of melody and appeal. Oh! What a Pal Was Mary. Tenor Solo...Walter Scanlon No. 1068 Pretty Little Rainbow. Male Trio...Sterling Trio I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles. Waltz...George Hamilton Greens Novelty Orchestra. I Want a Daddy. Medley. Fox Trot...Emerson Military Band Charles Mayer & Company Sonora Phonographs Records 29 and 31 West Washington Street. Established 1840

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Mayor Welcomes Colored Orator Roscoe Simmon*, colored orator of Louisville, Ky„ was welcomed by Mayor Charles W. Jewett when ha appeared before the Crlspns Attucks club, a colored organization, to deliver an address last night. Mr. Simmons predicted a golden future for negroes. “In spite of him, In spite of the blind and bitter agents of him, I stand with the American-white man,” he said. "Today he can not see, but further on all things will be clearer to him,” said Mr. Simmons. Edward S. Galllard, president of the club, presided. Plan to Stabilize Scandinavian Change COPENHAGEN, March 24.—Representatives from Denmark, Norway and Sweden will meet here shortly to discuss plans for stabilizing Scandinavian exchange. A kronen Is worth about half its 1914 value per dollar. B.Bo&z Jr. W S,CNS 16 North FUMjluuila Strwt. | DETROIT VAPOR STOVES PENINSULAR STOVES GURNEY REFRIGERATORS CHENEY PHONOGRAPHS For Sale by HOOSIER OUTFITTING CO 443-5 E. Wash.

VACUUM CLEANERS Apex FREE TRIAL EASY PAYMENTS HATFIELD ELECTRIC NO. AUTO. 93-128.MAIN 128

DOG HILL PARAGRAFS The prohibition officer at Tickville yesterday caught Cricket Hicks gazing wishfully at a bottle of alcohol in the drug store, but Cricket went to thinking about something else right away and throw the officer off. A lot of our society young ladles are making their usual right thin dresses for Easter. And after going to all this trouble and heavy expense the weather may turn off warm so they can’t wear them. Sim Flinders has swapped around until he has his dogs nearly all the same height. Ever Good Oleomargarine—Glossbrenner's

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Bird Houses Attractive patterns scientifically constructed and well made. Will add to the appearance of any yard or grounds. Wren Bungalow No. R—From solid log, about 6 Inches diraftm* ameter, 5 inches high, equipped with hanger, each cl By parcel post, carefully packed, 50c No. K. Wren Bungalow Bluebird House * No. I—Bluebird house, cut from solid log; size about 7 inches high, 6to *7 IZf* $8 6 inches diameter, each fVv ffvA/Lj By par<_A post, carefully packed, 85c No. L, Bluebird House Robin Nest No. O —On open ledge, twig lined;'no roof, as robins Off/* prefer an open ledge, each OvL By parcel post, carefully packed, 45c No. s—Wren Hut Os birch bark, measuring about 6Vfex7% r inches at widest point—the A-g 8. xj eaves. Each £ |k'il By parcel post, carefully packed, sl-35 No. 19—Bluebird House Like picture. Birch bark, measures about inches AA at eaves - eac h 9a*vv Jhiu By parcel post, carefully packed, $2.10 No. 21—Wren House ,4 tRS® Like picture of No. 19, but smallJ 1 er, for wren; covered with birch bark; measures about V4 inches at eaves. f*9 ff „ Each vLI V Nos. 19 and 21 By parcel post, carefully packed, $1.85 No, 20—Bluebird House Log cabin. Like picture; meatsures about 7t4xllti inches at eaves. Each.. i/Ve*iF By parcel post, carefully packed, $3,85 No. 22 —Wren House Log cabin, like picture; meatures 6%x9t* inches at 0A /h eavea. Each By parcel post, carefully „ „ . packed. <2.00 *° *“ d 13 {> No. 3—Birch Bark House That Robins Will Nest In JHr r !a and also a shelter house and feeding sta--*sj rfk. Ii tion * or kinds of song birds. It meas-•-A -JUm urea about 11*4x6 Inches at 4 j"A ~ -..S— the eaves. Each 91*vV By parcel post, carefully packed. $1.60 No. S LARGER BIRD HOUSES Large Shelter House or Martin House m j; *_*• A fine large 28-room MarFeeding Station tin bouse; 34 inches diameOur No. 30—Prettily de- ter ’ 26 .J 110 .! 1 , 08 , h ’ gh; tw J °' story with 2>4-inch veranda signed; has birch bark roof, around each; covered with open on all sides; about 17 birch bark, including roof and chimney. This is a reinches square pa markable Martin colony at eaves Each .S7mU house and would make a wonderful appearance on a large By parcel post, carefully lawn. AP A AA packod, at aama price. Price ~,.vvv*wU Charles Mayer & Company 29 and 31 W. Washington St. Eatabllahed 1840.

Incomes may stop —but human needs go on! When necessity arises it is too late to put good intentions into practice. To be without an income or money in reserve is to be without means of independence. Prepare for the unforeseen emergency whether it be adversity or opportunity. Start a Savings Account TODAY, and make it grow by depositing regularly. $1 will open a 4%% interest bearing Savings Account here. Meyer-Kiser Bank 136 East Washington St.

HjNfr “ST A TB invite yon to inspect onr line of rings \f\/ and compare them for beauty of deV V s^n an d workmanship, priced $12.00 to $35.00, with Diamonds $25.00 to OJ jj • V-k $550.00. Ladies’, $6.00 to $50.00. We are also LISJII showing a line of beautiful watch charms, pins and buttons for the ladies as well as for the genRite tlemen. Priced from $1.50 to $150.00 each. Masons O Tr Tas CARL L. ROST js-tls’s I THE HOUSE OF QUALITY. thJ Bl”!?"* 25 North Illinois Street .A*

Diamonds" large or small, regardless of the price paid, if purchased from this house, are representative of true value. Your satisfaction is our first consideration, and our small margin of profit is made possible only through the immense volume of business we transact in the course of a year,\ thus assuring you the best cash return on any diamond purchased here. We always allow full purchase price on exchanges for larger stones. FMcteM.Noe JfKWeLRV STORE 103 N. ILLINOIS ST /p\ Tf&knosik Ilß*l7-Sie E. Washington SL V i mi OAKLAND 11 alll 4 ■ aim The sturdiness of an Oakland means ' small repair costs. Immediate Delivery Indiana Wall Paper Cos. Retail Store Wholesale Store 51 Virginia Are. 27-29 E. Maryland e —s SPOT CASH PAID FOB RUGS fill me if you have *ny you want to sell. Mala 3488. Auto. B-MI MR. CONNOB. .... , ■ X BeamcheE M IF lOIR HEAD ACHES ■ _ LET ME REMOVE the CAIBE _ I "-ELLERY” 5 | CHIROPRACTOR ■ WM ODD FELLOW BLDG. M Office, Main (1841. Reeldence, ■ _ North 7.17. _ I Hour*. Ito 5 and 7toSP. M. I Sunday. 2 to 4 P. M. | No Choree for consultation. g Jti i I'i i m ii Fine Decorated /tkW nf* 42-Piece Bet of ILy yS DINNERWARE Bee our open stock of Dinnerware. Little Furniture Store 211 E. Washington St. Mending TISSUE sFtMS No Mewing or drnlns. Repairs clothing, silk, satin, cotto'n gooda ribbons, fabrics of all kind*, kid gloves, mackintoshes, umbrella*, parasols, stockings, etc. Package postpaid. 15 cents, two packages. 25 cents. Addrees PENN PUBLISHING CO..

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24,1920.

Confirmation day le too sacred a period to allow ~B It to pace without eo~ | A curing the best possible photographic portraits. Ninth Floor Kahn Bldg.

WANTED! i IVIEIV One diamond salesman. One tvatch salesman. / One Jewelry salesman. Two opticians, first class, with Indiana license. One first-class man who can handle Jewelry and watch repair department. Five Jewelers on rings. Two diamond setters. Three engravers and chasera. Two job setters. Two first-class watchmakers. WOMEN One saleslady for silverware. Ones saleslady for Jewelry. One stenographer who can assist bookkeeper. Only high-grade, experienced help need apply. Highest salaries paid. Apply at once. Cge&C^lSlj^ 43-48 N. Illinois Bt.

Farms Garden truck 1b predicted to be eve* higher this year than last—Last year Indianapolis home gardens g produced vegetables amounting to $1,800,OCX), according to an fl editorial on the work promoted * by the Patriotic Gardeners’ Association—Hundreds of people who never cultivated a garden before, found it a paying propo , - sition. Many people are buying BABY! FARMS for the purpose of utilizing in truck gardening—it’s one way of providing one’s own family with fresh vegetables, at little cost—any surplus may readily be sold at top prices, which in themselves aid one in defraying payments. By ail mean* PLANT A GARDEN —PLANT IT ON YOUR OWN BOILr—PLAN FOR IT NOWSTERLING FARMS (Our 15th addition) soil la rich, high and level —payments are easy—lt’s close In. Call us for details— Do it NOW. Orin Jessup Land Cos. NO SUNDAY SELLING 705-10 Occidental Bldg. Phones —Main 2957 and 2958, Auto. 28-482.

We do not give the teeth credit for half the K Kgj&gTft good they do, nor guess a fourth of the Ills their 1 neglect may cause. Recently a man's nro&t trouble was found to be due to toxins in the B Kilsiplj It Is certain If your teeth need attention yo3f~B I health is below normal. Just as sure as life de- I ygKgji pends upon food, just so sure health begins with || || the teeth. The X-Ray machine and moderate I prices insure you a topnotch service here that I" will not flatten your purse. The Rev. Roscoe Smith, 460 North “Should I over have any more I State atreet, city, writes: “Com- teeth to be taken out, 1 certainly 1 mend me to the People’s Dentists will know where to go. The Peo- 1 and their painless methods. After pie’s Dentists extracted four for gl a painless visit I can do no more me without hurting me the least.*’ — I than help to free others of a need- Mrs. J. J. Hofferbert, 641 N. State 9 less dread by writing this.” street. -sj PEOPLE’S DENTISTS Open Sa. m. to I p. n. Sunday, 9a. m. to IS m. M WEST WASHINGTON STREET. Over Oaosepohl Trunk Store, fl IF IT IS IN THI LINE OF HARDWARE YOU CAN GET IT AT VONNEGUT’sI 120 TO 124 EAST WASHINGTON STREET OUR SPECIAL BANK CREDIT PLaN Allows yon to bny yonr home outfit at cash prices, D. N. FOSTER FURNITURE AND CARPET COfIPANE 117-118-121 West Market street. Opposite Traction Terminal Depot. i I ■ i " el CLOTHING ON CREDITI PEOPLE’S CREDIT CLOTHING CO. 40 N. PENNSYLVANIA ST. 2n4 FLOOfI

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