Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 21, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 June 1920 — Page 20

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Open Saturday Night 6 to 8:30 fltit fjrr feabmgs anb &rn*t <Dx haMwtani VISITORS MUST NOT RE GOUGED Business Bureau to Be on Job Ad Convention Week . The Better Business bureau will be on the Job all next week to see that visitors to advertising convention are not overcharged or treated unfairly In any other manner In any commercial transaction during their stay, G. F. Olwin, secretary-mhnager, announced today. The bureau made a national reputation for itself by the service it rendered during the convention of the Shriuers last year. This reputation was enhanced by the work the bureau did in protecting the speedway race crowd last Monday. FIND INDIANAPOLIS * SQr.VBF, CITY. “When citizens assert that Indianapolis is one of the fairest dealing cities in the world they do not idly boast,” said Mr. Olwin. “Put to the test, IdiaDapolis business houses from the greatest department store to the smallest sandwich stand come through clean. “Never was there more convincing proof of this than on last Monday. “The speedway race drew almost 100,000 visitors to the city. "The Better Business bureau let it be known far and wide that it would receive and investigate complaints of unfair practices which any visitor or citizen might feel Justified in making. FKW COMPLAINTS FROM SPEEDWAY CROWD. “Os that vast throng only seven persons reported any grievances and four of these complained of the same place. “Nearly 100,000 substantial people from other places are convinced that this is an honest city “Let us keep the record up next week.” The pledge of Indianapolis taxicab line operators that they wnnld prosecute any of their drivers caught charging more than the legal rates, was a big factor in eliminating complaints from the Speedway crowd, Mr. Olwin said. Any Red Spiders on Your Trees? Warning has been issued by the special service department of the department of public parks of the ravages of red spiders on several varieties of shadi trees in the city. The department states that a spray of nicotine sulphate on the affected plants, being careful to spray the under side of the leaves, will aid in destroying tho peat . AfcSuffragists Pin Hopes on Vermont WASHINGTON, June 4.—Suffragists will turn their attention to Vermont in hopp that the legislature there will ratify the .Susan B. Anthony amendment. Miss Kmnvt Wold, secretary of the national womari’9’“'party, said today. “We received word today from Baton Eouge that makes it scorn doubtful of a victory Jb Louisiana.” she said “So we are now basing our hopes on Vermont.” '

EVERYBODY’S TALKING About Our Sale of Women’s Low Shoes The Year s One Great Shoe Event is now uppermost in the minds of the public and thousands of women are taking advantage of this BIG MONEY-SAV-ING OPPORTUNITY by purchasing all of their spring and summer footwear now —in the MAROTT SALE OF 5.000 PAIRS of the famous custom-made WICHERT AND GARDNER’S oxfords, pumps, eyelet ties and novelty low shoes. Made to Sell for SIO.OO to SIB.OO Sale $|C.45 A Price, i Pair Also beautiful novelty combinaitons. Jr The Heels custom-made shoemaking. Every pair ab- A solutely this spring and summer models; perfect, and not an undesirable style or fcl&r tw '/r damaged pair in the lot. Sizes 2 to 8. *** VfAr Widths AAA to D. (j y SEE THEM IN OUR EAST WINDOW Buy Shoes at Shoe Shop Eight Floor of Shoes MAROTT’S SHOE SHOP 18 and 20 E. Washington St, Store m. to 5:30 p. m.; Saturday Until 9 p. m.

ARREST TWO IN BABY KIDNAPING Former Servant of Philadelphia Family Held. PHILADELPHIA. June 4.—The first arrests in connection with the kidnaping of the l”-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Coughlin of Norristown was made today by private detectives. Mrs. Catherine Dundon, who worked as a servant for the Coughlins, was taken into custody and to the Norristown Jail. She was held on suspicion. James Malone, 2T, was taken into custody and will be questioned in connection with the kidnapping. Authorities refused to reveal wbat evidence they have regarding the prisoners. Ope letter was received by the parents since the child was kidnaped. It was in response to this that the parents have inserted an advertisement in newspapers offering $6,000 reward for information regarding the whereabouts of the baby. , Service Commission Grants Rate Increase Increases in flat water rates in Angola and Waterloo and authority to revise electric rates in Augola, Waterloo. Ashley. Hudson, Fremont, Pleasant Lake and rural communities served have been granted the Indiana Utilities Company by the public service commission. A petition has been filed with the commission by the Union Telephone Company of Carmel for an increase in rates, the petition requesting the commission to make an Investigation and grant rates required for relief. Mrs. O’Dell Sent to Prison for 20 Years ROCHESTER. N. Y., June 4—A verdict of guilty of murder in the second decree was returned against Pearl Odell in the supreme court here at midnight.. Sentence of from twenty years to life imprisonment in Auburn prison was im mediately pronounced by Judge Robert H. Thompson. Mrs. Odell was charged with assisting her husband. James Odell, in the murder of Edward J. Kneip, Jan. 6 Odell, convicted of murder in the first degree, is awaiting execution in Sing Sing. Perfection Butter—Globrfnr<rl.

SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY doors, $3.75 up. Screen wire, black. 3c per q. foot. Galvanized, 4c sq. foot. Window screen, 55c np. • FLEISCHMANN HARDWIRE CO. SIS W. Washington St.

HOUSE WIRING And Fixtures a Specialty. Prompt wrvir> and satisfaction guaranteed. If It’s Electrical—Call Pros. 6572.

BLACK SCREEN WIRE 3 1 4 c a Square Foot VONNEGUT HARDWARE CO. 120 TO 124 lAST WASHINGTON STREET

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The postmaster says he wtsties somebody wquld stop putting stamps upside down and crossways on letters, as he has nearly twisted his neck out of line trying to cancel some of them. * * * Clab Hancock says the trouble about owning two calves is that one nearly always gets out and runs off while you are trying to get the other one in. * * * The Tlckville Jailer, after being idle for several weeks, now has a prisoner to make a living for.

Granger Dept. Store BS6 West Washington St. Specials for Saturday Children's white wash hats, -g Q„ Job lot 20 dozen, 50c value JL 7 V Black and white sateen QCs<r bloomers, SI.OO value OtJV. White middles, colored and £4 /Q white collars, $2 00 value. wl.Oi' Ladies' butterfly waists, short sleeves, assorted colors, hand embroidered, $2.50 4 AO value O Jl*r O Ladies' colored voile dresses, beautifully tailored, regular QQ $13.50 value 9v>jO Ladies' wash skirts, odd £- QQ sizes, $2 50 value. .. J 5 9 *5/0 Ladles' spring coats, all shades, beautiful styles, ff QQ S2O 00 value 5>1.070 Men's high tailored suits. Scotch mixtures and plain easslmeres, SK. $24.75 Men's spring caps, fancy plaids and checks. SI.OO value. 59<* ; 7Qo $1.50 value $ V Shoes for the whole family.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 4,1920.

FISHING TACKLE If you are going on a fishing trip you will find that this is just the place to replenish your outfit, for we have in stock a fine assortment of fishing lines, tackle boxes, minnow buckets, etc. Steel Fishing Rods. With all genuine agate guides and tip 06.50 and 07.50 With all imitation agate guides and tip 04.25 With ohe genuine agate guide and tip ...04.25 With plain wire guides and tip . 01.35 Minnow Seines. Best knitted *4-inch mesh, 12 ft.x3 ft 04.50 Best knitted *4-Inch mesh, 8 ft x 3 ft ..03.50 Best knitted M -inch mesh, 6 ft.xS ft 02.75 Woven minnow seines, 6 ft.x4 ft 01.10 Woven minnow seines, 4 ft.x4 ft 754? * Fishing Reels. The St. Clair, a good, ordiD&ry reel, each 01.50 Shakespeare quadruple nfultiplying reel, each 02.25 Trlpart, the remarkable take-down reel, each ~05.00 % Bestever Minnows. Anew lot of thdfce great Carter minnow’s received, each. .01.00 For the Golf Player Our Stocks Are Complete Golf Clubs —The Herd and Yeoman irons are strictly handforged in Scotland, while the wood clubs are shaped and shafted by expert club makers, who are expert golf players as well. These clubs are 06.50 each The J. H. Taylor Iron clubs are also hand-forged in Scotland, while the woods are exceptionally well balanced. We have a complete assortment of this line at 05.25 each Then we have the new Fairway clubs that are excellent for the money. These clubs are 02.75 each Golf Balls Paramount A—Band F.... 010.00 dor., 85<* each Colonel 012.00 dor., 01.00 each Radio .' 012.60 dor., 01.05 each And many other styles from 65<? to 01.05. Charles Mayer & Company 29 and 31 West Washington St. Established 1840.

Fourth Floor State Life Bldg. ' ' SALE Trimmed , Tailored Sport Hats £ Some were sls ,{.} JpXS&SfS&m TOMORROW $5.00 rr — \r fj Some were sl2 J’TZI '%,/ TOMORROW *“ m "' $5.00 Some were $lO TOMORROW 'W $5.00 \ # Some were $8 C jk TOMORROW $5.00 $12.00 Bangkok '* W $5.00 i \M) sls White Milans r $5.00 AFRICAN OSTRICH FEATHER CO. Fourth Floor State Life Bldg.

JEmtmk. THE AGE OF mlrWsk PAIN IS PAST That la, bo far as dental operations are Xk£3m '- Vjjtffifltiß concerned. There was, of course, a time PMES , When some dental work could not be done Wrfg&jl timl without considerable pain. But, In these days of anesthetics and scientific methods * JIT pain has been driven from the dental EITELJORG & MOORE ! Corn*f Bast Market Street and Circle. SffSL | | i j IL/jlt <3 round Floor. Body Attendant.

Buy Close —Sell Close We are asked “how can you sell good shoes at sueh low prices?” The answer is, we operate in large quantities, buy close and sell close —we don’t get our profit out of the single pair, but out of the volume. /N. THESE PRICES PROVE OUR POLICY Baby Doll Ked Tennis Oxford. x.-.n-. .and ,wi- SPORT SHOES dren s. Easily worth $1.25. Black, white, brown. Worth 79c $ 2 $2.25 $2.50 6 • i a. This is loss than the present —according to size. All first Special /vC wholesale price. quality. Extra Values—Women’s Low Cuts Mmk. Oxfords, Pumps and Strap Slippers |L : In Blacks and Browns Big Savings on Men’s Shoes These shoes like cute. In black and brown. Out of the congested district. Come in your car. Plenty of room to park. 17 17 Yl —\1 Yi —\l S) 342-344 Virginia Avenue II II IR? II IW N * 1108-1110 Fountain Square OIT in ivjjj 938-44 South Meridian St. W 2630 Northwestern Avenue

Don’t Forget All deposits made at this bank on or before JUNEIO will draw interest from June 1. WE PAY 4;% on Savings. Ak for a Budget. MEYER-KISER BANK 136 East Washington St. ' "Don’t delay In presenting checks tor payment/’

Gifts for the Bride When choosing gifts for the bride It Is well to remember that the most acceptable gift Is something that she can use m her home. We are showing a very 3ne line of cut glass and silverware. Also a beautiful line of Clock* In mahogany and Ivory. Step in and let us show you these goods and help you In making your selections. FletcherßNpe JSW&IAY STORE .

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fl-l NN AND Hr AMI > 18. MADISON AND RAT. FOUNTAIN SQUARE. MERIDIAN AND MORRIS.

WANTED-WASTE PAPER s Prices highest ever known. Schools, churches, householders. We will call for any amount. WE PAY CASH AMERICAN PAPER STOCK CO. Main 6089.

These fine days are an- /* ~n other reason for yon to f A have new portraits made hubOL of tho "old folks.” fep Klnth Floor Kahn Bldg.

Indiana Wall Paper Cos. Retail Store Wholesale Store 51 Virginia Aye. 27-29 E. Maryland

The Gold Lorgnon —aristocrat of eyeglasses charming, useful, convenient. Handy for shopping; excellent for party occasions. We have some beautiful new styles. The Home of the $4.50 Glasses Invisible Bifocal Far and near vision ground together (not cemented) $8 to sl2 Plus 5 per cent war tax. Hoosier Optical Cos. 148 No. Illinois St. Half block north of Terminal Station. Open Saturday Until 9 p. m.

IfitSttkmmjL MMIWH L Washington 81.

Fine Decorated ftn*y npi 42-Piece Set of j I W DINNERWARE R • • • O See our open stock of Dinnerw o*e. Little Furniture Store 211 E. Washington St.

Mending TISSUE S’ xSTSS No aewtng or darning. Repairs silk, satin, cotton goods, ribbons, fabrics of all kinds, kid gloves, mackintoshes, umbrellas, parasols, stockings, etc. Package postpaid, 15 cents, two packages, X> cents. Address PENN PDBIinUNO CO* matrKvtUe, Fa-