Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 91, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 August 1920 — Page 12

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What do increased earnings mean to you? To the successful business man they mean strengthening his business against hazards as well as expanding it. He does not spend more simply because of the larger return. Equally important is it for you to look first to securing your position financially before indulging in the spending 'that leads too often to want or dependence later. Let your savings grow with your earnings, s lttrser g&ftrfitgs artb Crust Compare* Capital Largest in Indiana.

Would You Like Twa'lncomes? Your worries will shrink when money ‘ comes to you in the form of interest, as well as in the form of wages or salary. Start a Savings Account today and make the earnings of your savings supplement those of your labor. v-. / We will be glad to help you save and will pay you 4 y 2 % on Savings. $1 will make the start. Don’t wait. Start TODAY. MEYER-KISER BANK 136 East Washington Street

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THE LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R. R. EXCURSION SUNDAY, Aug. 29th (Returning same date.) / ROUND TRIP FARES TO WALKERTON (Koontz Lake) , , $2.43 ROCHESTER (Lake Manitou) a t $2.12 Train leaves Indianapolis Union Station 7:00 a. m.; Massachusetts Avenue Station 7:10 a. m. The above fare includes war tax. For tickets and full information appjy to agent.

Toothache Can /jjIPT Be Avoided In R It It Neglected teeth act as a gateway for the It I? I-- introduction of deadly germs into the system. Ninety per cent of'Americana jf th „, nn . . , hav * defective, germ harboring teeth anil In +l* that 90 i P * ren . t w ? re t 0 giv * their teeth proper care practically irii of those people suffering from creaking joints, etc., would he feeling "lit EITELJORG & MOORE, Dentists Cornet Last Market St. and Circle. Ground Floor. Lady Attendant.

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LENS CO. BUYS FISHER BUILDING North Capitol Ave. Property Sold at Big Figure. Announcement has been made of the purchase, by the One-PJsce Bifocal Lens [Company, of the Fisher building, 434 \North Capitol avenue, which is now occupied by the Fisher Automobile Company. ! The building, which is of terracotta i brick, is of four stories, and has a frontage of sixty-seven feet and six inches on Capitol avenue and a depth of 202% feet. The price was not announced, but it is understood to have been in the neighborhood of 5200,000. Possession will be given the optical company - the upper floors will be used for the manufacture j of lenses and thg ground floor will be ■ leased. With the building now owned by the j optical company, adjoining the Fisher j building, the company will have a prop- ! erty frontage of 133 feet, j G. A. Sehnull is jiresident of the company ; William C. Haueiseu, vice pres'jdent: J. M. Schmid, secretary-treasurer, i and P. Hall, general manager. Racing Auto Hits Two Cars and Is Wrecked Eugene R. Rasdall, 27, of 45 South West street, lost control of an automobile yesterday at Meridian and Twenty-eighth streets and the car struck an automobile driven by B. F. Cline, 2001 Broadway, then swerved and crashed into the side of an automobile driven by Mrs. i H. W. Curry. Witnesses said Rasdall was racing : with an automobile truck, j The truck driver did not stop after the | accident, but Rasdall, who was thrown 1 out of the automobile, was nrrested. Mrs. Cornelius T. Wright, 416 Vermont ! street, who was in the automobile driven ; by Cline, was shocked. Rasdall's automobile was wrecked but the other two cars were damaged only slightly. No Appointments to Highway Vacancies X’o successors have been named yet by | the state highway commission to fill the ! vacanc'es created by the resignations of i H. K. Bishop, chief engineer; W. 8. ; Southard, chief of the plans, specifications | i>nd estimates bureau, and J. M. Klmmel, 1 chief of the county aid bureau. The commission, at its meeting yesI terday, failed to make the appointments, ; as announced by L. H. Wright, director. Three roads were added to the state ! highway system at the meeting of the : commission yesterday. They were, the “Adeway” from Kent- ; land to Hammond, the Jackson highway ; from Wolcott to Montmorcncl, and the Brookvllle road from Indianapolis to Brookvllle. The commission also awarded contracts ! for the construction of two bridges. John Hettzman, of Union City, and the Midwest Bridge company, of Elwood, being the successful bidders.

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Transportation Building Corner Delaware and South Streets Modern Office Rooms at Reasonable Rents Complete in Every Detail TELEPHONE INSTALLATION ASSURED SOMK OF Ol’R TENANTS. Metropolitan Ih*. Cos. The Western Horseman Cos. New York Central Railroad. Central Publishing Cos. _ ~ , ... , , \ Evard Bros. (Jewelers) Capital Warehouse Cos. Ottumwa Serum Cos. Central Trading Cos. K.mll Martin (Wholesale Tobacco) Cincinnati Time Recorder Cos. W. F. Child.*£ Cos. Ltd. (fgigar, Rlee Tigerman Suspension Hallway. Cos. and Flour. Commercial Laboratories C. W. IDuchemln (Light. I nits). I H. F. Collier It Son Itlst. Corp. Heaver Chemical Mfg. Cos. link.) Staley A Cos. (Ilroker.) .lolin W. drummer (Cement). Bert C. Co. (Md*. Broker.) F'ederal Carbon Cos. WILLIAM F. WOCHER, Agent Eighth Floor City Trust Building. Main 3998. Auto. 24-806, BUILDING MANAGER Room 204 Transportation Building. Open For Inspection at Any. Time. ,

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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1920.

DOG HILL PARAGRAFS | f-j Slie Kildew was among those present when the train came in at Tickville this week. He was where he could get a good look at It and says nearly all trains look somewhat alike, the only difference being that some have the engine on one end and some on the ether. • * Bid Hocks and several others are helping the Rye Straw storekeeper out during the dull season of business. LIMIT COST OF . REGISTRATION Letters Mailed to All County Auditors. County commlsslonexs must limit expenditures for registration to the amounts prescribed by the special session of the legislatsire, according to a statement of Josae E. Eschbach, chief examiner of the state board of accounts. Letters to this effect have been mailed to all county auditors of the state. The law allows county commissioners to make appropriations for registration expenses, not exceeding a maximum established according to population. The provisions are as follows: Counties with iess than 10,000 population, $500: counties with more N than 10.000 ahd less than 20,000 population, $750; counties with more than 20,000 and less than 30,000 population, $1,250; counties with more than 30,000 and less than 60,000 population, $1,500. For counties with 60,000 or more population the state board of accounts will approve an expenditure of not/ more than 3 cents for each name registered. Sir. Eschbach also has sent letters to county treasurers and prosecuting attorneys, stating that all persons named by law must be licensed to exhibit carnivals and other shows. Fee* received from such licenses go to the state school fund. Four Seven. Hoar—Glo.abren.nrr's.

Correct fitting of T| Thorough Glasses Examinations ‘ : ■ —— ll * ' / The Eyes of Youth are in Your Keeping No one will deny the fact that personal efficiency and aptitude for learning depends a great deal on the eyesight. Accurate sta tisties shpw that practically 25 per cent of the children of school age have defective vision— and your child may be one of them. For your child’s sake, do not let him or her go through the early years of life hampered and encumbered by poor vision, which an expert diagnosis by a skilled optometrist would remedy. Have your child’s eyes examined now, before school starts. The Optical Department of The Wm, 11. Block Company is equipped with the very latest instruments for diagnosing difficult cases. Dr. Kernel, head of the department, or any one of his capable associates, will tell whether your child needs glasses or medical attention. If the former is the case, you can have absolute confidence in their ability to fit your child with the proper glasses. • , ■ ~ ~~~~ ' ■ ' ■ ;—^ All glasses guaranteed. If lenses need changing during the first six months, we make no charge for changing. - - t =T— ' , V A DR. J. E. KERNEL in Charge Optical Department THE Wm. H. BLOCK CO. \ • —Except Milk 4/ - • In war-torn Poland all food is distributed by means of ration cards — except milk. The milk is saved for the sick and for the babies. % / On the shelves of the China shops of Prague, are neat rows of opaque china jars — the common receptacles for milk iq Poland. They remain there because there is no milk to put in them. You who live in this land of “milk and honey" with the opportunity to drink as much of this live-giving, health-building fluid as you desire—How much milk do you drink? 1 . / ' / A quart of milk a day is the minimum advocated,bj' the foremost authority on milk. t * If you are not drinking a quart of milk a day, you are depriving yourself of a perfectly proportioned food which returns the greatest nutriment for the price. / Using * plenty of milk will help to lower household expenses and keep your body in a healthy condition. Order a QUART A DAY for each member of your family. f A Facts about Poland from GOOD HEALTH. ' POLK’SReturn your empty D __J. IVAiI 1_ milk bottles prompt- JD6S L lYlliK ly. Without bottles we can not make de- Your Physician liveries to you. Order by Phone. North 852, Auto. 23-331.

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The X-Ray Tells the Tale “Disorders In the heart of a tooth msy baa constant menace to health, continuously pouring poison into the blood stream. Generally this cause goea unrecognised until the X-ray photograph tells the The above statement by Dr. Leonard Keene Hlrshberg Is being constantly verified by our X-ray experience In this ofTice. Most dental trouble can be located without the X-ray, but If. Is part of the service you can get here at our usual low prices when the case calls for such service. “The People’s Dentists extracted my teeth without pain. I do not hsit#te to say I am pleaaed. They deserve praise.”—John D. McClure, 360 South Emerson street, Indianapolis. The PEOPLE’S DENTISTS Sunday, 9 A. M. t. 12 m. 86 W. Washington St. Over Gausepohl’s Trunk Store.

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