Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 7, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1920 — Page 6
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SCHOOL ADDITIONS TO COST $1,645,000 Bids on Big Bond Issue Will Be Received June 12. Bids •will be received by the school beard June 12 for'a total of $1,645,000 in bonds, the proceeds to be used for the construction and improvement* of school buildings. The sale, which had been approved by' the state board of tax commissioners, was approved by the school board last night. The projects for which the bonds will be used includa anew power plant at rfte Atsenal Technical schools. $650,000; shop at the Arsenal Technical schools, fl5C,000; new buildings at school .No. 22, $320,000. and new buildings at school No. 26, $525,000. The bonds will bear Interest at the rate of per cent. The Indianapolis Coal Company received the contract for supplying the coal for the schools next winter. The bid was $5.05 a ton for lump coal; $5.70 a ton for mine run, and $5.45 a ton for nut and slack. The only other bidder was the Morris Coal Company, which bid $6.35 a ton on lump coal; $6.15 on mine run and $5.95 on nut and‘slack. , The Indianapolis Coal Company offered to supply Indiana coal, while the bid of the Morris Company was on Illinois coal. ' * The board appropriated $2,000 to pay the expenses of the combined high school Commencements to be held at the coliseum at the state fair grounds June 4. The board also authorized the expenditure of SI,OOO by the city library for reading matter. Legion to Decide on State Representatives A conference of members of the state executive committee of the American legion with Raymond S. Springer, state commander, and 1,. Russell Xewgent, state adjutant, will be held here Sunday afternoop to complete plans for the state legion convention to be held at Vincennes. Ind., June 2S and 29. The conference will settle the question of representation at the convention.-
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GOOD GROCER GOOD MEDICINE An East Nashville Grocer Says He Has Used Black-Draught for Years, Whenever Troubled with Torpid Liver. East Nashville, Tenn.—“ You ask me about Black-Draught. It is without doubt the best liver medicine mad?, and I don't believe I could get along without it,” declared Mr. W. N Parsons, recently. Mr. Parsons, who, is a prominent grocer at 243 North First street, says further: “I take it (Black-Draught) for sour stomach, headache* bad liver, indigestion, and all other troubles that are the result of a# tor pid liver. I have know’n aud used It for years, and can and do highly recommend it to every one. I won’t go to bed without it in the house. It will do all it claims to do. I can’t say enough for it.” Thedford’s Black-Draught, which has been in successful use for more than 70 years, is a medicine especially adapted to the treatment of many liver troubles. It has proved helpful to thousands and thousands of persons suffering from stomach and liver complaints, and should be helpful to you. Black-Draught is easy to take and has not the bad after-effects, so common with many mineral drugs. Most good druggists sell U.—Advertisement.
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SHE FEELS FINE NOW Arhes and pain* often Indicate kidneys out of order. Tour kidney* surely need help—and quickly—when your hands or feet arfe swollen and you feel duty and sluggish. lose your appetite and your energy and there is a puffy look under eyes. Mrs. L. Gibson, 12th and Edison St., LaJunta, Colo„ writes: "iK kidneys wer* giving me a great deal of tr~ for l some time. I took\ Foley Kldnflr Pills Lmd they helped away. feel
The Right Thing at theTtight Time j By MARY MARSHALL S. DIFFES. j Your Dinner Table If you have butter knives they should be placed on the bread and butter plates. The knife should be placed at the right of the place with the sharp side cf the blade turned In; the fork or forks at the left; the soup spoon beside the knife away from the plate, the base of the
RED and White! RED, not the symbol of the unhealthy minded bolshevik, but the rosy color in the cheeks of a healthy child. WHITE, the pallid hue in the cheeks of an underfed child. The sight of red cheeks always calls forth praise spoken or unspoken My, that’s a healthy looking child. • The pallid cheeks of some other child are passed unnoticed, or bring forth a ’momentary feeling of pity. Rosy cheeks are the birthright of every child. What a pity it is that some children are denied them unthinkingly. Rosy cheeks are but the outward sign of general good health. Good health comes from proper food and care. And of all foods—-Milk gives the most nourishment of the right kind. Milk does not work a miracle but it supplies in proper proportions at the least cost —the elements necessary to f \ \ ///<?, health and growth. \ POLK’S Return your empty ' milk bottle prompt- 15 _jl ft/f 111. ly; without bottles OSSt IVIIIK we cannot make deliveries to you. ' Ask y ° ur Physician Order by Phone. North 352, Auto. 23-331.
vitamlns ? Government some time ago decided to experiment JL on poultry. Chickens and pigeons were fed sot six 1 weeks to two months on polished rice and grains from uHH the bran layers had been removed. Ij| j| ! Consequently, the chickens de- These vital giving elements, ijj ij „ veloped limberneck, polyneuritis mostly composed of phosphate, and other diseases. . lime, iron and magnesium salts, / Th e granular substances which foods on the market are Fruited / ] ' l were rcmovec * are f° unc l lying Wheat and Fruited Oats —be/InilKll underneath the bran or outside cause they are scientifically made I HUit ' 4yer °* gra!n cncath the sk ‘ ns to retain, from both fruit and IW \ of potatoes and fruit. Also, in cereals, all those vital life-giving the casein and fat of milk. elements known as VTTAMENS. United Cereal Milk
bowl toward the cloth and other spoons should be placed at the left. If many courses are served It Is not well to place enough silver for them all at the outset, as it gives the places an overburdened appearance. If small coffee Is served at the end of dinner it is customary to serve the small spoons at the side of the cups on passing it. The water tumbler is placed just beyond the forks on a line with the bread and butter plate. It is best to have individual open salt dishes, but pepper boxes need not be individual. It is not in good form now-a-days to
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1920.
have the napkins folded in fancy shapes gnd It is extremely bad form to have them arranged fanwlse in the water goblets. If you begin dinner with soup or appetizer do not have the carving knife and fork on the tabie. 1 WHAT READERS ASK. “When a bride returns from her wedding trip should she try to return all the social obligations owing her friends from entertainments given in her honor before her marriage?” This Is by no means necessary, but it is a good Idea to issue “at home” cards. —Copyright. 1920. _____
State Undertakers in 3-Day Meeting Here of the Indiana Funeral Directors’ association are attending a threeday state convention now in its second day at the Severin betel. Th,j convention is awaiting important reports from the resolutions and nonfinatlng committees.
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Many people will not take medicine because they Save tried no many different kinds and hare been disappointed so that they hare lost faith In everything. They think medicine may help other people, but it won't help them. Those people who hare lost hope should follow the example of A. C. Carroll, salesman, 439 East Vermont street, Indianapolis. Mr. Carroll says: "When I started to take Pepgen I had severe pains in my back and my stomach was all ‘upset’ My appetite was poor and nothing agreed With tne —nothing tasted good. “Pepgen is a wonedrful tonic. T had only taken It for a week or so when I felt like a different man." In Pepgen will be found Peppermint Leaves, used to stop nausea, relieve spas
After you eat —always use FATONIC mm ii ir stc>MAcH's szko —one or two tablets— eat like candy. Instantly relieves Heartburn .Bloated Gassy Feeling. Stops indigestion, food souring, repeating, headacb&aad the many miseries caused by Acid-Stomach JEATONIC Is the best remedy, it takes the harmful acids and gases right out of the body and, of course, you get well. Tens of thousands wonderfully benefited. Guaranteed to satisfy or money refunded by your own druggist. Cost a trifle. Please try it! 1 If HUNT'S Salve fall? in - 1 1 treatment of ITCH, ECZEMA, RXNOWORM. TETTER < fJ f Py other itching skin diseases. Tig J A a76 cent box at our risk. HOOK ÜBCG COMPANY. Mending TISSUE IffSSrH! No sewing or darning. Repairs c‘'‘thing, suit, satin, ootton goods, ribbons, fabrics of all kinds, kid cloves, mackintoshes, umbrellas, parasol e. stockings, etc. PaoJ:Sge postpaid, li cents, two packages, i# PENN FIBIisMING CG„
The following committees are working on reports which will be made tomorrow morning: Credentials—-Charles Mayhall, Rockport; J. C. McCarthy, Hope; George C. Wyatt. Rushville. . Resolutions —Otto Gellespio, Bloomington ;F. E. Carlysle, Mooresville; P. W. Zabel, Brownstown. Nominations—W. A. Rush'ton. Rushville; George Hardner, Vincennes; J. N. Hickman, Terre Haute.
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J. M. Chappell of Kendallville, Ind„ state president, in his annual address last night urged the highest moral standards for undertakers. KOKOMO, Ind., May 19.—Finding the of duties too heavy as custodian of the courthouse and as acting bailiff of the circuit court during the absence of the regular bailiff, George K. Jackson called upon his wife, who presided with dignity and success.
Search Out the Germs of Rheumatism
Find Gut What Causes Your Suffering, and Go After It. _____ Aren’t you about ready to come to the conclusion that you are absolutely ignorant of the cause of your rheumatism? You know all about Its aches and pains, and are well aware of the fact that they seem to increase and grow in intensity, but have you any definite idea of the cause and origin of all this suffering?
“What is Rheumatism?” is a question that has not yet been answered entirely satisfactorily. There are still different opinions as to its exact cause, but little ioubt that its pains are real.
The truth of the matter is, a great majority of the most learned doctors are full of doubts about Rheumatism. They probably are familiar with some of’the local conditions that superinduce the disease, as well as Its peculiarities and effects, but when It comes to a definite analysis of the disease, in all of Its different phases, the medical profession has made little progress toward mastering this painful disease. Perhaps,' like thousands of other sufferers, you have thought that the right way to treat Rheumatism is to rub with liniments and lotions that part of the body where the pain Is felt. This seems like a reasonable thing to do, and sometimes results In some slight relief for the time being. BuF the pains very promptly return, and you very soon realise that such treatment merely gives temporary relief, without making any impression upon the progress of the disease. In fact, if local applications of liniments, lotions and other similar treatment would cure Rheumatism, the. disease .would be very easily conquered, for the average sufferer has used such remedies almost
Carpenters to Put M Up $45,000 AnneH A permit has been issued to the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joined of America for the construction of n three-story fireproof addition to thd* building at 222 East Michigan The addition will cost approximates $45,000 and work is scheduled to at once. B|
by the gallon, and each season finds them more firmly In the grip of tin disease than before. The medical profession is practically agreed upon one point, however, and that is that Rheumatism is more than a series of local pains, and that the real cause of the disease Is deep-seated, and cannot possibly be reached by remedl* applied to the surface.. In other words, you cannot rub away the Intense pains of Rheumatism. forms of this disease have been found to come from a tiny germ in the blood, which set up their colony in the muscles, or joints and begin to multiply by the million. Ton can easily understand, therefore, that the only intelligent method of treating such cases is through the blood. S.S.S. is such a thorough blood purifier and cleanser that it can b relief, upon to search out all disease germsjpw impurities and eliminate them froxffthe system, and this is why it la such an excellent remedy for Rheumatism. It has been used with gTeat success la, thousands of cases, and the fact that it searches out the germs that cause the disease, and eliminates them from the blood makes it the logical treatment.
The most common form of Rheumatism comes from a tiny germ in the blood, which multiplies by the millions, carrying its torture to the most favorable point of attack.
Possibly your Rheumatism is due to this very common cause, a germ in the blood, and you should therefore lw w time in beginning to take B.S.S. so thoroughly cleanses the blood of a! Impurities. You will soon find that you are on the right treatment. . S.S.S. has a successful record of flftj years behind it, so you will not be experimenting with an untried reined] when you take it. Go to your drui store and get a bottle today, and i yonr case needs special attention, ye can obtain medical advice free by wri| ing fully to Chief Medical Adviser, Bwift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.--Adv.yß tlßement