Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 165, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 1920 — Page 24

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Open Saturday Night 6 to 8:30 Jfletrfjer anti Crust £Ea lump— ■■ - ■ HI nl ‘Seriousness Lack’ One Trouble —Taft NEW YORK, Not. IS.— Extravagance luxury and “a frightful lack of serious ness” are war reactions experienced by the American people, ex-President William H. Taft said In a speech here. “But - the lessons of the war have not been lost, the reaction is only temporary. I am convinced,” said Mr. Taft. The speaker made a plea for education. Farmer Loses Arm Special to The Times. LOGANSPORT, Ind., Nov. 19.—Ruben H. Thompson, 2s, farmer of White County, suffered the loss of an arm In a cord shredder late Thursday. He was feeding the machine, when his glove caught In the roller and his arm was drawn Into the knife and literally cut to shreds. Thompson was brought to St. Joseph’s Hospital here, where the mangled arm •was amputated. Perfection Butter—Glossbreaner’s.

GRANGER DEPT. STORE Saturday Specia's—Now Is the Time to Invest We are showing the latest styles of ladles’ Coats, In all the popular cloths, shapes. style” and makes, _ at at a reduction of 20 per cent; $45.00 coats are offered & OA this sale at 135.00 coats are offered g<)C f A this sale at . V Children’s Coats, in all sizes and ages; former price $11.96. 4iQ /l© 20 per cent off sale Ladles’ fancy silk and charmeuse Waists; former pr ce <5 1. £•-© SS.&B; 20 per cent off sale. Cv Ladles' wool and plaid Skirts, SO.OO and $12.00 dualities. This 20 per S5 ??.. *7,80 aart fi.fO Ladles’ fine knit Lni m Suits, regular sizes, s2.s'i duality. . Ott This 20 per cent off >ale -I*o u Mens White Overalls, $2.00 value, this more than 20 Qfir* per cent off •'Ov Men's Shoes, tan or black; the $6.00 value. lO QC this sale * Men's heavy Sweaters, shawl collar, all sixe3: as long as they last, $5.00 value this -g lit. sale C Men's Overcoats In all colors, $23.00 and SSO.OO Talues; Og v t 4J this sale t’ 3. :V• O Go where they all go and take advantage of a real reduction sale. GRANGER DEPT. STORE 33 W. WASHINGTON ST.

JEWELRY SALE Don’t Wait Until It’s Too Late , FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO The Fletcher M. Noe J S RT 103 N. Illinois St. Opposite Terminal Station.

Your Son or Daughter "Will like the cordial, courteous treatment they will receive in our savings department. It is your duty to make certain that your children acquire the Savings Bank Habit at an early ago. Most fathers work hard to leave their children well provided for, but helping them to be self-reliant is equally essential. Send t.he children to us. $1 will open a Savings Account. AVe pay 414% on Savings. MEYER-KISER BANK 136 East Washington Street Open 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Saturdays.

Service and Satisfaction TRUSSES V it ABDOMINAL SUPPOiI'EiU BRACE: \!l£0 FITTED BY EXPERT templete Line Sick Room Supplier WE it ARMSTRONG CO. M WUT OHIO T.

Drive your car inside for battery recharging, repairs and testing. TIMBER AKE-MACHAM CO. 508 North Capitol Avenue.

Special for Saturday Only Electric T ron, 6-foot m f\ £\ (| ’ JnSur oord, with switch i|l| U mg/'Jr On cord. Guaranteed Jfc# 9J U t rLzjf B*ll-barlng Roller Skate*.... $2,65 Alumlnmn and Granite Roasters, all size* jjj|k FLEISCHMANN’S i

DOG HILL PARAGRAFS

*s' *i ’ //- U, ! M// J//A Sim Flinders says the Government ruuat have made a mistake and printed too many $1 bills and not enough $lO ones. • • • Jefferson Pollocks this morning went down the road gathering np his family j that got scattered when the team ran | away with the wagon last night.

Q&6/ / n)PJ?l£i r U7i£, to a 127 West Washington St. Good Clothing for You and Your Family Cash or Payments. Suit Yourself. s 127 West Washington St.

FOURTH FLOOR STATE LIFE BLDG. Sale of Millinery At Sacrifice Prices --r — J We Have Divided Our Entire Stock Into Five Different Lots And Every Lot Will Have a Wonderful Assortment at the Price Dress Hats Brocade Hats Jet Hats Panne Hats Jj—j Matron Hats Draped Turbans “-• Duvetyn Hats Velour Hats “a?.- Children’s Beaver Hats Children’s Felt Hats

LOT No. 1 *1

African Ostrich Feather Company FOURTH FLOOR STATE LIFE BLDG.

LAaE ERIE & RAILROAD Important Change in Time and Inauguration of New Through Passenger Service Between South Bend and Indianapolis NEW SCHEDULES —EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21ST. NORTHBO I ND. no @m @-s4 L.t. Indianapolis 7:00 a. m. 12.30 p . m. fi:l3p.m. Lt. Ms-a< iiuAt® 7:OHa-m. 12:35 p.m. 5:23 p.m. Ar. Mlrniu City.... 1:03 p.m. Ar. Sootb Bond 12:33 p.m. 6:15 p. in. 10:16 p.m. SOI'TIIBOI ND. ®l pittS 4t3 @|27 Lt. South Bond 3:00a.m. 18:01 noon 8:46 p m. 8:00a.m. Lt. Michigan City 8:25 p. in. Ar. Ma*a<*huw?!t* Ave.. 9:50a.m. 4:35p.m. 9:15p.m. 12:4.5p.m. Ar. lndianapoll* 10:00a.m. 4:40p.m. 9:23p.m. 12:33p.m. For time at Intermediate points apply to L. K. £ IV. It. K. Agent*. ♦Daily, e*cepi Mind.iy. *11:11 {Sunday only. @Through solid pa**enger trains.

Another Smash at Shoe Costs

QUICK SALESSMALL PROFITS —a Horuff reason for sell In/ shoos for lees.

Ladies’ STYLISH FOOTWEAR rfpfl GENUINE SAVINGS Wffjff \ § jo] Smart new styles with high, low or medium I • \| * / \ o /o If ee^s all <T wide, medium or narrow toes, in 1•\ .* / 101 l of black or brown kid— I • | * ( i j|k !j SJ9B JjJi V V7g SAVS YOU SI.CO TC $3.0 0 CL \ 0N EACH pair of these / HIGH QUALITY SHOES.

Also Big Bargains for Boys and G rls Children’s sizes, 91*40 up.

How Could a Man Overlook This - I*-*. Another example of the IToniff campaign /’ V *\ y] to take the high out of fall shoe prices— / ' \i $j 98 *4 98 *5- 98 V/£ I Men *b black and brown dress or work rS*. shoes, in English or wide toes. ) Built for service, style and y^l sizes At All 4 sizes ¥ ¥ W\ ¥ Y W"* T"* 9 n 342 344 Virginia Avenue BLjy ff 1 I I iLj §La ' W 1108-1110 Fountain Square I I'¥ a Su S I Sn □ 938-940 Soutli Meridian St. AJL m* m. JBL A* 2830 Northwestern Avenue

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19,1920.

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Keeping up the pare that has demonstrated to thousands of shoe buyera this Fall that Horuff prices are old time price*, Horuff stores continue their great value-giving shoe offeringsi

Dressy and serviceable, s 40 frrv QO o*ru ii* In black and brown, EAo f /./0 $ J.JO with English as well as / / . J wide toea.

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INCANDESCENT LAMPS for the long winter nights. Buy th*m at the convenient place THE DAYJGHT CORNER MERCHANTS HEAT AND UGHT CO. C. O.’B. Murphy, Gsn'l. Mgr.

t ending Tissue No uwlnt or darning. Repairs cloth!/:*, *Hk. satin, cotton good* ribbon*. fabrk* of all kind*, kid glove* mackintosh*#, umbullM. paraaola. clocking* etc. Pnckag postpaid. 15 c*nt."i. two packages. Zi rent* Add-rs* VENN PIBUBiUNU CO., nißlrarlllr. fa

BUY CLOSE—SELL CLOSE —a Horuff reason for seUing ahoee for leaa

LOT No. 4 $ 4

SMILES ARE GOOD They help folks endure the high cost of living and other troubles Therefore ' smile, SMILE, SMILE! But have you thought what an Important part of a smile your teeth are? A smile oniy has its maximum value when lt discloses clean, bright, white, shining, glistening, well-kept teeth. We will help with the teeth part Making had teeth good and attractive Is where we shine. And when you pay our charges lt doesn't ruin your smile. Eiteljorg & Moore DENTISTS Corner B*<l Murks St. and Ctrola. Ground Floor. Lady Attendant.

Take advantage of v these few days before Christmas to order your gift photographs. Arrange the sitting now. Poptr * a Ordered Don’t wait too long. n OW( Cheerfully Held for ~ ' Christmas *ia*a riMr Kaii* Bt>4t Delivery.

il KNN. AND WASH. MADISON AND 8A(. FOt NTAIN AQI’AKB. . MKHIDIAN AND MORRIS

DETROIT VAPOR STOVES PENINSULAR STOVES GURNEY REFRIGERATORS CHENEY PHONOGRAPHS For Sale by HOOJE* out Fir TING CO.

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FURNITURE We Treat You Right CASH O > PAYMENTS Little Furniture Store 211 E. Wathington St.

A Million Bottles Makes a Million Pints of MENTHO-LAXENE COUGH AND COLD SYRUP Make a pint and keep free from colds and coughs. All druggists

LOT No. 5 *5

Cor. Wash. * and Del. Sts.

Smash!Down go prices! A regular landslide of bargains—Offering the most radical reductions in years.

Grgant’c Unloading Sale of our entire stock of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing , Hats and Furnishings Thousands npon thousands of dollars' worth of high grads merchandise at and less than today’s wholesale cosL

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Original price tickets remain on all garments.

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Make your own deductions at time of purchase.

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All sizes and models for men and young men.

All necessary alterations free of charge.

Bargains from the Wcrkiigmen’s Department

Men’s $1.39 Blue Chambray WORK 07. SHIRTSO/C Well made, double stitched and fart’d cuff*; all sizes, 14 to 17. Sale price S7<l Men’s $1.97 “Cracker Jack” WORK sl/17 SHIRTS p 1.4-/ Stifel blues, reinforced shoulders ; all sizes, 14 to 17. Sals price $1.47 Men’s $2.69 Medium Heavy Flannel (fl A 7 SHIRTS sl.^l Double sewed; specially reinforced ; come In gray, O. D. and brown. Sale price $1,97

See Windows for Soores of Unadvertised Bargains ]ffrantete~[ Cor. Washington and Delaware Sts.

Men’s 29c Medium Heavy CANVAS 17. GLOVES I/C Come in gauntlets, wrist and mitts. Sale price, the pair 174 Men’s $4.37 "Flnck’s” Detroit OVERALLS $3.09 The best overall made; whit* back blue denim; full" reinforced. Sale price $3.(K> Men’s $4.47 "G. Q." KhaM One Piece <PQ OA SUITS yO.LJ Strongly mads; double sewed, covered buttons; all sises, 36 to 46. Sale price 83.29