Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 158, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 November 1920 — Page 12

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We Will Help You to Save Safely yitttfjtr ftrtring* anb QZnat (Sc m ' ""-—9 127 West Washington Bt. Good Clothing for You and Your Family Cash or Payments. Suit Yourself. 127 West Washington 8t

Ibe Best Watches'' ON REFINED CREDIT PLAN •*ll ponuat down; than ev.rj week ✓'"When jm bsgr at OCR STOKE job ere absolutely sor* UmJ of getting tile best poo*'P|* 1 * slble value for your money. Yon may know there are styles for JTIIS ladies and gentlemen Eftft Jjp —engraved and plain Eflu'aS designs. Ton may K*?. je know the watches ars KOjnXAF backed by the makers and by os! Ton may knew a better ealoe can not be secured Gray, Gribben & Gray Corner Ohio, Indiana and Ulinoi. Wo Trust Anyone Who Works “

CLOTHING ON CREDIT Hoyle o arick and JLm. Clothing Cos. SOS-SOS-SO 7 W, Washington St. t Doors West Senate Ave.

Cuticura Soap Complexions Are Healthy T!cto ,Br .•nrvwWe. Far stp r’i* ad drees: Z. Ifaligs v...

TIMES WANT ADS BRING RESULTS.

(WintsrNetfli'ct f Proves Costly! YOUR (tone* battery need* certain regular attention* la WIXTCR. We're here to Sire It those attention*, whether you hare a powerful Prat-O Ute or any other make. Regular task* teg aates battery expense. TIMBERLAKE-MACHAN CO. 508 N. Capitol Are. fheAtOJita . Slcaage tßaWmj

Service and Satisfaction TRUSSES If J ABDOMINAL SUPPOR TERS, BRACES FITTED BY EXPERT Complete Lint Sick Room Supplie* WM. H. ARMSTRONG CO. mZtirff::..M WEST OHIO BT.

e>lpsJ Excursion IsSiiliQßL -NEXTSUNDAYDecatur, Ills., . • . $3.24 Marshall, Ind., . . $1.22 Bioomingdale, lod. $1.36 Montezuma, ind., . $1.51 ROUND TRIP— Includes Tax VISIT TCKUT BUM— (IKDIAJhA STATS TASK) triin I*TM Colon Kt&rloa 1:M AH. km* DMtw:W rx.

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Slim Flinders has anew team of horses. While it is true that one of them trots while the other paces, still they both manage to get where they are going about the same time. The Tin Peddler’s horse got sfalded on the Bounding Billow's road last Tuesday with a load of feathers. The merchant at Bye Straw has found out that he can make more time by selling sorghum molasses In cold weather than anything else, as he can do so many other things at the same time. Today, while a jug was filling, -he waited on three more customers, went out and chopped an- armload of wood and explained the League of Nations so that nobody could understand it, talked to a drummer, and set the rat trap.

Auto Hits Motorman; Man Falls From Car Lennle Brown. 32, of SG West TweatySerenth street, a motorman employed by the street car company, was injured last night when he was struck by an automobile at Illinois and Washington streets, James Dermltt, 221 Addison street, was the driver of the automobile. Brown's Injuries are not serious. Gregory Lumparas, 30, of 111 West North street, suffered a severe scalp wound when he fell from an Illinois street car at Walnut and Illinois streets. He was taken to the City Hospital. Adriatic Dispute Reported Settled SANTA MARAOHERITA, Italy, Not. 11.—Italy and Jugo SlaTta hfTe agreed on a settlement of the Adriatic dispute, eeeordlng to Premier Glolottl. The premier let it be understood Jugo Slaria bad accepted a boundary line along the Julian Alps, and the Independence of Plume with Italian contiguity for that section. Discussions will continue over Italian sovereignty In Flume and disposition of several Dalmatian islands. Thrown Clear of Death Special to The Times. LAFAYETTE. Iod„ Nor. 11.—A. G. Wallis, traveling salesman for a shoe company, narrowly escaped death here Wednesday when the automobile In which he was riding was struck by a Wabash passenger train at a crossing at West Point. The machine was wrecked but Wallis was uninjured. Baker’s Shortening—Glossbrenner’s.

Who are your friends? The most uncomfortable person in the world is the one who, on Christmas morning, receives cards from people whom he—or she—forgot to remember. It takes thought and time to remember every absent friend. Begin today and list them. Then come in and select from our varied extensive stock of Christmas cards what you want and how many you need The early shopper, of course, gets the cream, of the assortment. Christmas Cards and Christmas Gifts in Attractive Array— Our Show Windows Only Hint at What Is Inside Charles Mayer & Cos. 29 and 31 W. Wash. St Established 1340

Horsehide Gloves For railway men, for factory men, for use when tending the furnace, or while cleaning up your car—these stout horse leather gloves are for general utility use. We have about 100 pairs left which we are selling Friday and Saturday at— HALF PRICE Regular st? T *1 ,sh Price $2.25 ip I • lw Tucker's Gloves for Men, Women and Children ars In every conceivable style and of only the best quality. Glovea for street wear, for dress wear, for driving and for working—and every pair up to the Tucker high standard. Just Bouth of the Circle.

“NUFF SED” This Week Only We Will Place on Sale 250 First Non-Skid 30x31... *9.95 Also 175 Plain 30x31... *7.25 First Come, First Served Mail Orders Filled Promptly. Sun Tire & Rubber Cos. Our Only Store 309-311 North Capitol Avenue Phone Main 2026. INDIANAPOLIS

JEWELRY SALE Buy Your Christmas Gifts Now 20% to 50% Off This Month The Fletcher M. Noe Jewelry Store 103 North Illinois Street. Opposite Termlnsl Station.

DANCING DENISON HOTEL-PARLOR FLOOR Every ' T h" r *rfav and Saturday Night. Class and Private Lessons by Appointment. R. L. Sullivan, Director.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1920.

Friday's Reduced Suits 0 —fr- , Suits s Marked_ Straight Down fILE this sale offers yon unrestricted choice of any suit n the house at a great reduction, we call special attention nen seeking suits of the less costly suits, of quality, style liloring originally intended and fully expected to sell at a deal more, but weather conditions forces us to unload— Iff 0/ !j i \ S3B and S4B SUITS | f ttk S2B“ iflL Up to $59.50 Suits at $39.50 Wyft Eay Up to $69.50 Suits at $45.00 l jjfrl ijK/ Exclusively Designed Models pi vVij§l $396.00 Suite, now reduced to $295.00 1 / 1\ f) $350.00 Suits, now reduced to $175.00 a. j / j & ™jJ $165.00 Suita, now reduced to $125.00 Sow fltjLm /Jj $150.00 Suits, now reduced to $98.00 ii|f \ / SBO.OO Suits, now reduced to $59.50 BsW fpc/ Mostly all trimmed in the finest quality of natural and * Id blended furs. All others reduced in proportion. g? *£>3.so FUR CO A TS FUR COA TS Now idling Now selling at a /0% to 20 Oi o r> r\ r >oC*TCI AIC 1-7 Cl TT C 77 to 20°/o leas than regular. ll\ A U l> JL* 1/ /l Jx. Lji 1/ D U 72j discount.

RINK’S CLOAK HOUSE FRIDA Y Our Entire Stock of New MILLINERY HALF-PRICE Extra Special! 200 ss.oo hats at ffrM so^o Every one of these Is an actual up to-the minute 15 00 hat. The color* are the very latest and most desirable. Sailers Roll Brims Off-the-Face Turbans Tams Tailored Hata Taaael Hate. Chin-Chin* Children'* Hata Rink’s Millinery

Window Shades Recolored ALSO NEW SHADES AT A SAVING OF 10% DURHAM & DARNELL SHADE CO.. 136 N. Alabama St. Main 5529

AGAIN FOR FRIDAY ONLY Each Friday for the past three weeks we have offered large < 1 stocks of high-grade shoes at $2.98 per pair. The sales have ll 1 I been wonderful successes and we repeat the offer. Come. Get u• ri * / yours! Hundreds of more pairs added for this Friday ’s selling. V * \l • / [T Men’s, Women’s, Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes 1; V, • j \ We save you from ./ all ** ,r of * ho **' ** ** EVERY PAIR HIGH GRADE AND SERVICEABLE —FORMER VALUES SMASHED. Ladies* Shoes, In vlcl kid, gun- ■ Men’s shoes. In rid kid and cun- ■ Boys’ and girls' shoes in kid, metal and patent leathers. | ' D Kn * llsh 08 *** W * I gunmetal and tan leathers. sb HORUFF’S Store Only VIRGINIA AVE. Store Only

e=d STOMACH |TROU B L E | When jroa bars socalled Stomach Trou/WJ ble there ta a narre ’ preaauru at the place iSP m In the aplne Indicated L K by the arrow. • Nge Let me release the pressure and thereby Remove the Cause of of yoor Stomach Trouble. I have done It for other*. Why not for you? Wm d ~ c ' CHIROPRACTOR fo4Cdl Fellow Bldg. Hoor.i 1 to 5 mad 1 to S P. M. bandar and ether hoora by appointment. Office Tel* Main 6941. Realdanc* Tel., North 7717. No Clisrp for Consultation SHOES $5.00 and $6.00 dress and work shoes, while Q C they last SACKS BROS. 314 Indiana Ave.

Ml _ Bring the little folks here—f ro m / JIL the tiniest one to jk A the peppiest little toddler. We’ll pro- fpnfi|jif duce portraits that look natural —and Portrait* do it in a way your ordered kiddie will enjoy. Now, __ Cheerfully Held for Christmas tea Ka*m sui Delivery*

FISH wSjyju Fish are axrlT. ySli mg in excellent thi winter weather —and prices are very reasonable on the varieties that are plentiful, 3,000 pounds Boston Haddock, Bluefish, River Carp, Large Mullets, White Perch. PER *f #■ _ pound 13C Illinois gnnflah < LB. Lake Bln* Perch.... ( 20d Large River Croppies i . _ Fresh Ked Cntf1h.........1 LB. Baby Whtteflsh j 304 fin* Fresh Mackerel..... ,\ Fancy Ked Snapper f LB. Freeh Raw Shrimp.......{ 354 Fancy Finnan Had die ) Lire Lobsters. Freeh leallaya, Jumbo Free*. Peeled Shrimp, Choice Blank Baas, eta. WILLIS 337 E. Market St.

a-tt x. uxAxoia n. APPAREL mnd MILLINERY ron woaas amp hiss—. WtlUuriArM toruwna^iua .uvsioaui* lor nvw, and ter ridjiw. tudr.uM. Merit memorandum or otter UtsriMUoi sets and privets. K* stranger cab reed jruur postal! It yo osr Us Wsio Orson. Gr.st fna tor tovsrs er Meads. Don’t miss it Send 100 tat we will send ths Wete Graph hr mail wttl