Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 99, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 September 1920 — Page 20

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Open Saturday Night 6 to 8:30 dating* anil tEhtit <E& Granger Store’s Specials for Saturday Only Ladies' latest model dresses, in voiles, tricotiaes, gaberdines and other fancy fabrics, value up to ffi* 8 !!”: §19.98 Ladies’ up-to-date plush sport coats, fancy trimmed, $45.00 value, Satur- tfAA QQ day Ladles’ waists, in silk, crepe de chine, Georgette and other fancy cloths, SB.OO values, Saturday, $6.98; $6.00 $9 QQ values, Saturday *£>#• *7O Ladles’ fancy dress skirts, in plain and accordion plaited styles, $15.00 value, Satur- §9.98 Men's up-to-date suits, latest models, prices reduced for Saturday; t*2°:°° Talues : §24.98 Men's felt hats, right up to handle, $5.00 values, choice s<l QQ Saturday 9 Men’s shoes, lace vals, in black, brown and or blood, all sizes; $9.00 value, Satur- QQ lurday • • O Women's and children s shoes, high and low heels: QC QQ sf.oo value, Saturday J. JFO Granger Dept. Store 886 West Washington St. W. say it again—anyone can take a picture, but I you’ll seldom see photo- f graphic portraits like With those that bear the vM' name of L. FJM g -- mem Hkith Floor Kahn Bldg.

It’s Time To Think of Stoves Order your stove and let us set it up now, before the busy season is on. All standard makes —all sizes—all prices. ■ • CASH OR PAYMENTS Baker Bros. Opposite Courthouse, East Washington Street Cash or Payments . Easy to Buy and Easy to Pay

e * llf Heart roana B IftSdmanriL 815-317-319 E. Washington St i , 1 Zinoac WWOWM \ I’ENN. AND WASH. BXA ( MAI)XSOX AND HAT. ITOJUiI > FOUNTAIN squabk. ; MKKIDIAN AND MORRIS. ■i ■•■■■ "■ Tin Fruit Cans Cs}C Gna Quart Size Jjj., Special for Saturday V W ooz - Fieischmann’s Hardware 515 W. Wash St. FURNITURE We Treat You Rig ht CASH OR PAYME NTS Little Furniture Store 211 E. Washington St. WANTED-WASTE PAPER Prices highest ever known. Schools, churches, householders. We will call for any amount. WE PAY CASH AMERICAN PAPER STOCK CO. Main 608*. DETROIT VAPOR STOVEB PENINSULAR STOVES GURNEY REFRIGERATORS CHENEY PHONOGRAPHS For Bale by HOO3IER OUTFITTING CO 6REER-HANKINS LBR. GO. Appliers and Retailer• VULCANITE ASPHALT SHINSLES and ROLL ROOFING '624 MASS. AVE. tl.m 747. Phones. Ante. 22-21*. raa

j DOG HILL PARAGRAFS Tam Sims has received the diamond ring he recently sent off after. Sidney Hocks, who hasn't got any kind of a ring, took a look at it this morning and declared he don’t see how the factory can afford to, make a diamond and pay the postage on it all for 58 cents. • • • Salem Barlow says he don’t know mnch more about railroads than a cow does, but that he don’t see any rise In the train clearing its throat so loud when It comes to a grade. • • • Luke Mathewsla says his rheumatism informs him that It is going to rain In the next three days. That Is one of the main advantages in having rheumatism. Four Sevens llour—-Glo-sbrrnner - ..

f FOURTH FLOOR STATE LIFE BLDG. The Greatest and Most Startling Sale of New Fall Millinery We Have Ever Held at One Price! Over 1000 New Fall Hats— ■Unequaled Values Barely, if ever, have most, extraordinary we seen such marvel- /Jm E ° sale events ever held W ous values at this /WaMu in Indianapolis, offer- ■-*- price, and never in iiillh mg every new style, , “/ such an all-inclusive ■ material, color and , J assortment. for fall / \ \ This is the largest and most comprehensive group of Hats we have ever offered at one price . and our preparations have been such that you will be delighted with the display here toAs to Styles—.ii The collection is bewildering in its variety, featuring off-the-face effects, em- ... irnlSWm M broidered tarns, chin-chins, mushrooms, sailors, soft hats, tailored effects, Wl!]Wr *O/? ’ misses’ and matrons* hats, every one chio and becoming. JrM Ia $ i • As to Materials—ilMr/Wlt All the aufumo shades of henna, Ind IW,n facingsftp” v * pheasant, rhow, negre, orange, combinations of duvetyn and vel- As qp* / navy, Copen, Hunter’s green, vet, with trimmings of natural eLL / \ sand, red and black and in har- and glycerined ostrich, smart orin.orau.Mmhini.ii.nl —JJ- '*'.!!£ *" **“' African Ostrich Feather Cos. FOURTH FLOOR STATE LIFE BUILDING We Close Saturday at 6 O’clock P. M.

I September Birthstone 1 I Sapphire 1 Every one should wear his birth- M ; pj stone, and a better birthday pres- jsgi n I could not be given than a sap- I j I Phire ring or stickpin for Septem- | II Rost Jewelry Cos. . 1 25 North Illinois Street "The House of Quality" I HJ! At the Sign of the Clock, 1 ffi ! In the Middle of the Block. £ Ml N ® PUteti or Filled Slug. Sold Here. v P Neglected Teeth AOiBBMBWpHr —set as a gateway for tbo Introduction of A \ deadly germs Into tbe system. Ninety f? JB K Tfc If per cent of Americans have defective, >*y--y- P-' germ-harboring teeth .nd Jaws. If that 90 per cent were to give their teeth proper care practically alt of those people suffering from creeklng Joints, etc., would be feeling “fit as a fiddle." Good work, properly done. Insures the patient against diseases caused by the teeth. EITELJORG & MOORE, Dentists Corner East Market St. and Circle. Ground Floor. Lady Attendant. ‘ — 1 , r '' =& Service and Satisfaction TRUSSES 1? i ABDOBNAL SUPPORTERS, RRACES FITTED BY EXPERT Completm Line Sick Room Supplies WM. H. ARMSTRONG CO. Instrument House** 84 WEST OHIO ST.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1920.

CONTINUING AT A WHIRLWIND PACE MEN’S NEW FALL SHOES HERE’S THE BARGAIN LIST, MEN! WILL YOU GET YOURS? Men’s dress and work Men’s vici kid, in tip or Men’s fine gun metal, Men’s extraordinary. shoes, in English, tip plain toes. Great shoes Goodyear welt shoes, tans, vicis and gun toes, or plain comfortable for comfort as well as Just the shoe for service metals, Goodyear welts, lasts. Also in army lasts, wear. Easily worth $6.00. or comfort. All styles and In all late fall as well as Special— Sale price— sizes. Sale price— conservative styles—> $3.48 $3.98 $4.98 $5.98 AT ALL FOUR STORES Army Shoes Munson Lasts. Ts W T? T 7 Ipl J JHIGRuFF S sssrsw

BLACK SCREEN WIRE 3Vio a Square Foot VONNEGUT HARDWARE CO. 180 TO 184 BAST WASHINGTON STRICT CLOTHING ON CREDIT PEOPLE'S CREDIT CLOTHING CO. 4$ N. PENNSYLVANIA ST. FLOOR

“SEE TIOOM "Without Straining Eyes! ini *MmisL mam^/ISniIWMWL Jjs The r HUMAN EYE \ / *• * doOcst* complicated organ, subject to eon- \ / staat strain. And of all yemr earthly Frwngnkini. \ I tbe most precious la your powjfef sight—rour eyes! \ The proper care of tbe eyes Is your most Important \ duty. If your eyes are defective, or if they trouble you In the ■ Ugh test way. attend to them at omoei If you ere wearing gigsses now, end your eyee are f i bothersome, don't delay in having them I i *nd refitted, for delay is apt te lead to stffl greater '/ \ troubles. Properly fitted glseeee wffl relieve eye- / \ strain and Improve your vision. / \ In tbe science of sight correction, none J \ surpasses our experts in skin and tkor- / oughnesa. f “Home of the $4.50 Eyeglass” Hoosier Optical Cos. Manufacturing Opticians 148 North Illinois St. Phone Main 6529 ■ g:.: ■ V -■ - -"Jaca “Come Easy, Go Easy” This is an “old saying,” but it applies very well in this time of bigger wages. Most people’s pay has increased by leaps and bounds. How much of it is being spent for something useful; ho\v much for luxuries; how much saved? We will be glad to help you save. Any deposit you may make in a savings account here on or before September 10th will draw interest from the Ist. % We Pay 41% on Savings | Meyer-Kiser Bank 136 E. Washington St. (Open 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Saturdays.) j