Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 129, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 October 1920 — Page 24

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Bargains for Saturday Wt rot the habit, *o call at the GRANGER Dept. Store Ladles' fall and winter salts, In tailored models, made of serze, wool trlcotlnes. broadcloth and other fabrics, dark colors, all sixes, $48.00 values; offered Satur- OQfil *9C day for 3>)319 Ladies' and misses' skirts, In various cloths and colors, latest models, all sizes, new arrivals, values up to $15.00; offered Saturday, according The best line of children’s winter coats in the city, sizes from 3 years up to 16 years, in the popular cloths end colorings, values up to $18.00; offered Saturday in the following. 85f At'SJi 814.98 Ladies’ and misses' knit underwear, separate garments or union suits, all sizes, the different prices as quoted, 49c, BSe, $2.50 Men’s and young men’s casslmere fall weight suits, values up to $45.00. have been reduced end 200 ($& offered Saturday, 524. M. -O Men’s fine felt and fur dress hats, *B.OO and SIO.OO values, of- £ £ Qfi sered Saturday, *2.98, IIWAVioO Men s knit shirts and drawers, in random ribbed and light gray mixed, values $1.49 and fy.OO, offered Satur- |*Q day, $1.39 Men’s white overalls, offered Saturday for 1701, This Is an exceptional list of bargains, specially priced for you. GO WHERE THEY ALL GO. GRANGER Dept. Store 336 West Washington St.

ocijhborbood 6/m. Roof Q These besutthll. economical hLass I grades of roofing material A H

LiiiyHardware Company . 114-118 E. Washington St.

All- Year-Round Stove Gas and Coal Combination A PERFECT COAL RANGE A PERFECT GAS RANGE A PERFECT HEATER The only practical made 2-in-l range. Combination coal and gas range, gas x or coal, or both. The Peninsular Is the gas and coal combination that is sold on absolute guarantee. Other makes at lees prices. Don't Luy a Laundry Stove But buy a small cookstove instead. Better \esults with the use of less coal —and more satisfactory. All plain castings, easy to black.

Service and Satisfaction KBftD trusses V i ABDOMINAL SUPPORFEKS, BRACES FITTED BY EXPERT Complete Line Sick Room Suppliee Win H. ARMSTRONG CO. SEL •4 WMT OHIO BT.

THE LEAGUE ISSUE Causes much dispute, but there’s no dispute about T HE TEETH QUESTION Everybody agrees that good health as well as good appearance depends on good teeth, and a lot of people say that the way to have good teeth is to visit Eiteljorg and Moore at proper Intervals. We are “GOOD FIXERS OF BAD TEETH." But see us"before your teeth get back. You should let us clean four teetb every tew months. Cost Is but a trifle. EITELJORG & ISmORE, Dentists Corner East Market Bt. and < Floor. Lady Attendant. k .. _ -

| DOG HILL PARAGRAFS .1... \ ’ I *> "" V The sensational g*(ne being played by the Horse Shoe Pitchers’ Association in front of the postoffice this morning, was interfered with for several minutes while Poke Baxley’s yoke of steers passed through. * s '• • • The fall term at the Wild Onion schoolfiouse Is soon to open -and Little Fidity Flinders has had his face washed for the occasion. * ... Jeff Potlocks appeared at the postoffice I this morning wearing a long sacs and i wanted somebody to tell a funny Joke or start a dog fight. It seems he had left home mad after having a few words with his wife in which she did all the talking, and t{ waa hla intention to stay away from home until his wife got uneasy about him, but he couldn’t, as It was nearly meal time. . ...... —— Paper Company Buys Branch Plant Site The Whitaker Paper Company has bought the property at the aouthwest corner of Missouri and Chesapeake streets. 135, by 100 feet,' from Cortland Van Camp, and Intends to erect a modern fireproof office and warehouse. Ben C. Morris is resident manager of the Indiana division of the company, the home office of which lp in Cincinnati. The local offices are in the Murphy Bulldiug. FALL FROM TRACTOR FATAL. MARION, Ind., Oct. -Simon Eaves. 21. son of Isaac Eaves, living two miles south of Swazee, was killed Thursday aft ernoon In a fall from a tractor while working on a farm near Wsbath. Eaves was fixing a bolt on the machine when he fell to the ground, dying In a short time. Coodlnck Oltomszisrlns —Glosabrsnner’e. Newest thing In photos - P rwphy, Moorefleld cop- L,yma pertone portraits. vinth Floor Kahn Bldg. 'ww

Peninsular Hi-Oven Stove Three Stoves in One Perfect Baker Perfect Heater Perfect Cooker Heats three rooms and bakes at same time. if Hartman j A Says It's Right I l it IS Right S ‘Ranges M wwikmmfa 315-317-319 E. Washington Bt., Indianapolis.

Fourth Floor State Life Building _ * y Smart and Practical NEW MILLINERY Hundreds of New Hats The collection features a great variety in off-the-face effects, Embroidered and brocaded Dress Hats, Tailored Hats of smartest types for ‘ Every _ Woman Who Cares.” J \ A Great Special Showing at These Prices s ß s° io *j2*° tjs SA Great Assortment at $5 and $6.50 hats,coplea of much higher priced model*—ln all new shade*—tailored typee of sailors, youthful tarns, matron*’ hats and dress hate In ail new materials and combination*. Children’s and Misses’ BEAVER HATS, $5 With long flowing streamer*. CHILDREN’S AND MIBSEB’ BELG AN FELT HATS $3.98 With Duvetyne finish; special— T ”w/ FELT HATS, $1.98 " 1 11 ■■ 1,1 " 1 ~ ■ 1 1 1 ■ AFRICAN OSTRICH FEATHER COMPANY Fourth Floor State Life Building

INCANDESCENT LAMPS for the long winter nights. Buy them at the convenient place THE DAYLIGHT CORNER MERCHANTS HEAT AND LIGHT CO. C. O.’B. Murphy, Qen'l. Mgr.

Ready for Service 260 Army Overcoats Af? each ,vvs#9 50 Blue Navy Coats. Qj" 60 Army Overcoats, dyed blue Sacks Bros. 314 INDIANA AVE.

I I*ENN. AND WAMiI. Hit nous ( MADISON AND RAF. " ( FOUNTAIN SQUARE. ? MERIDIAN AND MORRIS. B 1 Cuticura Soap SHAVES -~ Without Mug CetlAU.. leap Is tt> favorite forftyrmorhT<g. Kendins Tissue 'STJSTSS Is o darning. Uepalr cloUliag, ■Uk, satin, cotton soot's, ribbons, fabrics of all kinds, kid stoves, mackintoshes, umbrellas, parasols, stocking*, etc. Package postpaid. 15 cents, two packages. 21 cents. Address PENN PIinUgHINU CO., ijlnlrsvllte. Pa.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1920.

DON’T FORGET All deposits made at this bank on or before OCTOBER 10 will draw interest from Oct. 1. WE PAY 4*/s% ON SAVINGS You just have time to start your account, or make your deposit in order to get interest from the first of the month. Don’t forget MEYER-KISER BANK 136 East Washington Street (Open 8 a. m. to 8 p. m., Saturdays.)

Hoosier Optical Go. MANUFACTURING f A OPTICIANS •V if* We examiiß your \ / eyes, furnish lenses a * d , give , you r ur in „ u , Etock _. cum . t e—s4.so. ‘"The Home of the $4.50 Eye-Glass” Main 6529. 148 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET.

BLACK SCREEN WIRE 3*4c a Square Foot VONNEGUT HARDWARE CO. ISO TO 124 BAST WABHINQTON STREET " • , ■ ;• i< sjPl •• ;

as. l_f s~\ DI 117 PJC ai win a irv i jr jp . i S.B, Profit, “ “ Clone 342-344 Virginia Avenue. T^ 1 988-40 8. Meridian Street. 1108-1110 Fountain Square Ja uIOICS 2630 Northwestern Avenue. * v We ask you to buy Horuff shoe* because Horuff shoes rapresent the beat values for the prlca that money can buy. It always has and always will be the Horuff policy to sell reliable shoes at the lowest prices. Our shoes and our prices prove 1L VHI Ladies’ Stylish iHf Footwear at Sayings fIH We have never offered more stylish and stunning * shoes than are to be lound in our new Fall lines. wWgMs&dS&L l l come * n and browns, with high or a 55.98 - - 4 .. Big Savings on MEN’S SHOES You may have thought new Fall Shoes Here’* the Bargain List, Men! WILL YOU GET YOURS? Men’* dre and work Men’s black and brown. Mon’s flna rnnmf;l, Men's extraordinary shoos. In English, tip Mw n M T lcl kid. In Iroodyaor wolt shoos. . . . . too., or plain comfort- “ ‘ dnat tho shoo for s.rv- r, *l? •“ able lasts. Also In OT **“*■ *•••- or *** loe or oomfort. All metals, Goodyear waits, aj-mv lasts. These shoes shoes far oomfart. as stylos and sizes. Priced In nil late fall, as well hava Sold as high as wall as wear. Easily specially In this bar- as conservative styles. *6.00. Special— worth *6.00. Sale price gain Met— Priced special at—--82.98 #3.98 84.98 85.98 "'' ~ ' ' ' ■ 1 ■ Big Bargains Here for Boys Boys Youths * and Little Men *s Shoes at Prices That Cat These shoes come in black or brown. They are good lookfine dress shoes, as well as being shoes Other Grades According to Value, $3.98 and 54.98 — ■ ■ f " ■ Infants’ and Children’s Misses* and Children’s Footwear on List Shoas at Savings An endless variety of footwear To misses and children for little feet is offered mothers we offer a large choice iii selection of shoes for infants of B,,oes ’ in blacks and ISHH and children. In blacks, browns f f|#f feSjggTjk and combination styles. Very specially colors, button or t o ,# C ' *° W >r * Ce * I $2.43 and /. — DOLLARS DO DOUBLE DLTYATHORUFF’S

ARMY COOPS SALE M£RCHAN£ufI Special Gas Mask Raincoats. Special Moleskin Coats. Former* Formally sold at ® Cfc O' ally sold at $24.75, f| fi? $12.00 now tpdUtfs £ v Repaired Hobnail and Field Shoes, Pair, $2,35 Just received a now Act of officer*’ New army hobnail Est Reclaimed Q. D- wool da fffk dress shoes. Como in and get your*. shoe '' P ln ‘ toe - P* l * 41. U bioueea 90*311 pair 10 . AM !“h §7.75 b^k^.^acT 0 . 1 §6.50 . oV *" n A\ §3.75 ** New Army Heavy Duty Field and _ . . x w ”.‘. $7.85 jsm l ..^r > . $1.25 Reclaimed O. D. wool m Slecveleea Slipover eQ CC Field deck, Cf| breeches Sweaters ....rßio3 complete 90*90 QUEEN CITY SALVAGE CO. 202 SOUTH ILLINOIS ST. -COH. GEORGIA ST. CIMIB

WfIMTEO-WaTE PIPER Special Service to ito-iilenccs, School*, Churches and Charltuble Organization. WE PAY CASH AMERICAN PAPER STOCK CO, Main COM. (, ■ : * •• \ ■■■’ ..Ji/ 'r. •'

202 S. ILLINOIS ST.

Coal Buckets, and up. Stove Boards and Stovepipe in all sizes. Fieicchman’s Hardware Cos. SIS W. Washington St. Phone,, Main 5087.

FURNITURE We Treat You Right CASH Oa PAYMENTS Little Furniture Store 211 E. Washington St.