Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 153, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1920 — Page 24

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Open Saturday Night 6 to 8:30 yietdjfr &abmg* mb l&xutt Ca kwam MOTHER FOILED IN TRY TO LOSE BABY Tells Police It’s Difficult to to Get Work. Mrs. EIIU Yorke. 637 Concord street, Detroit, en route to the home of her parent* at Palestine, 111., got Into trouble With the police when she told a story of a "mysterious woman" taking her elght-weekg-old baby and leaving another one In place of It at the Union station. A* a result she haa been ordered to appear In Juvenile Court at 2 o’clock this afternoon to answer to the charge of child neglect, and the baby, for It is •aid there was only one and no trade made, has been taken to the Indianapolis Orphans' Home. While lu this city Mr*. Yorke has been staying at the home of her uncle, Martin Hulse, 1801 South Meridian street. She told the police she left the train to telephone her uncle and that a "mysterious woman" ruahed up to her and asked her to bold her baby for a few minutes and that she did hold the child, but later found that her own child was missing from the bench In the Union depot. § However. Miss Ida Roberta of the Indianapolis Orphans Home saw the child end at once identified It as the one a woman had attempted to have taken In the home Wednesday. Miss Roberts Identified Mrs, York as the woman who had brought the child to the home and then Mrs. York admitted she was the mother of the child and that there had been no exchange of tables or "mysterious woman,” but that •he had left her husband In Detroit to make her own way and found It difficult to do so while she had a small child. JUST LOVED 'PHONE GIRLS B*r. LOUIS, Mo.. Not. B.—Charging that nnr* •<> e Hibbard, wealthy lumber dealer, "used every artifice to iraj u her mind that her love and COinrir.ny were Indispensable to his )>**• ♦* op. an ertent that she beeame "wholly wrapped up In him,” Mias Lillian Lee, telephone operator, filed suit for breach of promise, asking $2*10.000 damages. Hibbard, 64, president and general manager of tha Stelle Hibbard Lumber Company and a director in the Natloaal Hardwood Lumber Association, recently eloped with Mist Hilda Jacksog, 22, another telephone operator. Hibbard today declared "there la nothing to It. We were friendly, but as far as being engaged—lt Is out of question." McCray and Watson Speak to Optimists —* The program for the weekly luncheon of the Optimists’ Cltib, at the Claypool Hotel today Included falk* on their campaign experiences and their plans for carrying on ttbeir new duties, by Oov-ernor-E’ect Warren T. McCray and Senator James E. Watson > and a talk on the manner In which the Repuhl! an n- -it'vi n'-Moveii its victory, by E. M. Wasmuth, chairman of the Republican State committee (■ni’dlatk Olenmargit-lne—-Otossbrenner’s.

Right at First Most any honest dentist guarantees his work, and If it doesn’t suit you at first, he will do it over. But land o’ living, sakes alive, who wants to have two or three sittings with a Dentist when one ought to suffice? It’s better to do like we do: give the care, time and skill necessary to do the work right in the first place. On this point we can refer you to a big list of pleased patients. Perhaps some are among your neighbors or friends Ask them about us. Come to the right Dentists. Eiteljorg & Moore DENTISTS Corner Bc.t Market St. and Circle Ground Floor. Lady Attendant

Special Bargain Sale In Fall Merchandise at the Well Known GRANGE* DEPARTMENT STORE LADIES' PLCBH COATS, fur trimmed; both abort and long; (65.00 and s7s.<X> value; tS/VA u special tale wtJ/s O LADIES’ SILVERTONE CLOTH SKIRTS. In the leading styles at great reduction • SIO.OO Q ralnea; special sale JlO LA.MBBDOWN LADIES' UNION • ITT*, ahort and long alesres, (•-’. value; & . u . special sals OledO LADIES' SWEATERS, In til tbs new color* and styles, with belts; (6.00 values; special an m sals 3 ~ LADIES* SHOES, In two tens; French heals* $6 00 , A nu values; special sals * MEN’S SOLID LEATHER SHOES. SB on valnes; special *. fg MEN’S WHITE OVERALLS, Anto brand; 12 00 values; 4n q special sale s2* Q '•UN’S CKDERSHIRTB AND DRAWERS each; *1.60 value; special tale a piece..'. 9v BOVS’ LATEST STTLB HELMETS, a wonderful bargain; v $1.25 value; special sale AM >. LADIES' SILK HOSE, *s.oo valnei extra apedal If ye* are for saving money, go where they all go— The Granger Department Store ■■"■"SM W, Washington St, ■"■■a

stove boards, 85c up STOVE PIPE in all sizes COAL BUCKETS SO? up CCAL BHOVELS lO* up FLkbCHMAN i’S Hardware 815 W. WASH. ST.

FURNITURE We Treat You Right CASH O > PAYMENTS Liitle Furniture btore i *ll K. Washington It

SOUTH TO FORM TRADING BODY Cotton State Bankers Will Back $12,000,000 Corporation. NEW ORLEANS, La., Nov. s.—To finance dealings between foreign countries and the cotton growing States of the South prominent bankers from all the cotton States > meeting here Saturday, will start activities for the formation of a $12,000,000 foreign trading corporation. At the annual meeting of the American Bankers’ Association, recently held In Washington, a special committee was formed with Robert E. Maddox of Atlanta as chairman. Mr. Maddox called the meeting here. Entire approval of the plan has been given by many clearing house associations of Southern cities. Os the capitalization one-half Is to be paid in at once, thereby providing a $6,000,000 working fund with which to begin operations. Although It is the an- - nonneed purpose at first to facilitate the marketing of the cotton crop, the corporation eventually will enter Into trade In all the products of the South. The stock will be pro-rated among all the cotton growing States on a basis of $1 for each bale of cotton produced by each State, tbe crop this year being estimated approximately at 12,000.000 bales. „ JEST A BIT O’ CONSOLATION. NEW YORK, Nov. 5. —Two men appeared late Thursday at the district attorney's office and made au affidavit that they had picked up at the opening of a sewer on the East Side twenty-six ballot* marked for Democratic nomlueea.

Fourth Floor State Life Building Sale of MILLINERY Hatathat aoldfcr $7.50,$ 10, $12.50, ell .ffered for quick cl ar~nce at one apecial price ... .i .......§ ..... Dozens of Styles in the Most Favored Materials and Colors AFRICAN OSTRICH FEATHER COM! ANY Fourth Floor State Life Building

BUY WHAT YOU WANT-AND PAY AS YOU CAN MEN’S AND WOMEN’S CLOTHING Highest Quality—Finest Styles Honest Values at Honest Prices fm Easy Payments—Easy Arranged MEN’S LADIES' suits suits, OVERCOATS COATS' TROUSERS DRESSES MMyJmmtiS HATS MILLINERY Boys' Suits—Overcoats —Mackinaws A COURTEOUS, CHEERFUL, CONFIDENTIAL , CREDIT SERVICE PEOPLE’S CREDIT CLOTHING CO. &££ 46 N. PENN. ST. -•

I DOG HILL PARAGRAFS j Fletcher Hensteps’ hound dog went with him to tbe wedding on Gimlet Creek Saturday night. * • • Cricket Hicks wonders If things ars arranged like they ought to be. He grew up in a hundred yards of a school bouse and the teacher even boarded at bU borne and. according to the geuersl rules. Cricket ought to have been a sight smarter than the boy who lived two miles away, but he flude that tbe boy Is now away off somewhere making $79 a month.

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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, ,1920.

Moorefield portraits excel because they La^jv put the breath of life into photography. They ard not mere pictures, but I! o *™*!* Ordered real character NoWf studies. Cheerfully w Held for Chrlstmae with nnr K*k* Rids Delivery. (aT/ZCCO ersMMM "HF* I l-LNN. AND HAIM. STA IMUa ( MADISON AND NAT. STOMA* 1 FOUNTAIN StIU ANN. ? MKKIOIAN AND MORRIS.

CLOTHING CREDIT Hoyle w~m arick and IV Clothing Cos. SOS SO9-SU7 W. Wusldngtoa St. t Doors West donate Avo.

Horuff s Reasons for Selling Good Shoes for Less Quick Sales—Small Profits Buy Close—Sell Close I Large Business—Small Expense Stocks on Turn—Money at Work Four-Store Buying Power | Stores Where Rents Are Low No P. M’s or bribes to clerks to get rid of unmoving stocks. If we must sacrifice we put the inducement in the price.

PRICES PROVE l Men’s Work and Dress Shoes AT GENUINE SAVINGS Men’s black and brown dress or _ work shoes, in English or wide ||'®V

BOYS | Boy**, youths’ and little men’s shoes, A Q a urn In black or brown, special— AND and YOUTHS* other grad**. S.9S and M M $2.98

INFANTS’ AND CHILDREN’S An endless variety of Infanta’ and children's footwear, marked special at — $1.49 and $1.98

Wilton, Axminstsr and Tspsttr Peninsular SR 11 ® 5 Hi-Oven Stove Three Stoves in One Hm Heats 8 room * aa wall aa cooks \ and bakes and aavaa half the fuel. Special Prices Saturday Perfect Heater and All Next Week p * ri ‘ Co<,ker Gold B**l CongoLeum Art t- TV* 14. no) foot eoTerlnas, wltk Gold Sl L. 'A jin futrantea. Cobu let* line. Buy tow gPra Felt Base Floor Covering I W%3§! AU square 69c I sffi3Wlf . 5 Upholstered Don’t tuy a Laundry . Furniture Stove see ear eea.ri.te di.rU, floor. less coal — and more satisfactory. 20% Off Original HijhMarked Prices Grade tS Al * plain eaatinga, aaay to black „ .. .. I If Hartman 1 Gat Ready for Thanksgriving ■ , , 0 . —Buy Dining Room Fur- I -Bys It *Kg l. I nature Now i it IS Right B 20% Off Original \ Ranges M Marked Prices nmtmamik ♦ 916-817419 I. Washington St. HHMpSATURDAY CLOSING HOUR, 6P. M. f mammm

Service and Satisfaction tfSgSD TRUSSES # ABDOMINAL SUPPORfERi, BRACE? IfU FITTED BY EXPERT Complete Line Sick Room Supplien WM. H. ARMSTRONG CO. *4 WAIT OHIO 4T. y f imi ■■ h ,i, mm* DETROIT VAPOR BTOVif f |"I!!fTTM PENINSULAR STOVE* X BURNEY REFRIGERATORS j S I *! 3 CHENEY PHONOGRAPHS F*r Sals by t wN***F AD * rr¥ " f ' P HOOdER OUTFITiING CO. V ImV iVP • wi- LyppotxiCT^smLllßb&j iw .miw i p-mm n i ' j'i READ THE WANT ADS IN THE DAILY TIMES

AX ALL FOUR STORES 1 342-344 Virgil Av.nu. TT If (( )) iHv ll 1r \f 938 40 s ° uth Meridian stli ci ll kzy 2630 Northwestern Avenue

Safety Razor Blades Gillette (•)... *7e [Auto htrop tO) B<e Durham Duple Gem (?) tie (5) tie | Keen Kutter F.ndere <*)....SHc (5) .... *W> Ever-Ready (6)?9-- '• Sexto IU&deCS) tie Vonnegut Hardware Cos.

PRICES PROVE Ladies’ Stylish Footwear Smart new styles with high, - low or medium heels and 4 wide, medium or narrow U ' : toes, in black or brown kid — \ $3.98, $4.98, L M : -m $5.98 and atLeasts2.oo Per With High Expenses.

MI SES * j Misses’ and childrens shoes, In black and brown, In English AND as well as wide toe. Special— and CH LDREN’S „„„ $2.98

Making our own lenses right here on the premises and carrying a most complete line of frames and mountings, enables us to care for your eye-glass troubles accurately and quicklye Above all Our Price Is Rea*o*iab le No Extra Charge for Examination Guaranteed Satisfaction Hoosier Optical Cos. 148 North Illinois Street Fkone Main 6529

USTEN TO THIS All deposits made in savings accounts at this bank, or on before November lOth will draw interest from November Ist. Start TODAY, and you will have more to bank on later. We Pay On Savings MEYER-XISER BANK 136 East Washington Street (Open 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Saturdays)

Sale of Casseroles $2*59 <|||p ?2’ 59 Round or Oval, Heavy Nickel Plated Casserole Capacity 4 Pints as. s.

lending Tiissra .\v nui w darning. Repairs old silk. satin. oetton geode, rlbbene, I e( all kind*, kid gloves, mncklnt imbrnlw, paraeels. stocking*. etc. , age postpaid. It neats, two packkjj sent a. Addreae PEXN Kiilniti| Rlalrsvfßa, Pa.