Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 176, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 December 1920 — Page 12

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We Will Help You to Save Safely flttt fjer dabfcrgs anti (Ernst £& bmuwfcin Mail Delivery Boy Is Hurt by Automobile Ernest Altopp, 17, 346 North Elder aTenue, was Injured last night when he turned his bicycle into the path of a southbound automobile driven by Norman Joseph, 2715 North Meridian street. The accident occurred at Meridian and New York streets. Altopp was not seriously injured, physicians said after he was taken to the Methodist Hospital. The police were told that Altopp, who is a special delivery Doy for the postoffice, did not have a light burning on his bicycle. Joseph stopped his automobile within a few reet after hitting the boy. Former Hoosier Dies in Golden Gate State Albert C. Kuhn, 61. formerly In the wholesale grocery business hre, died Tuesday at San Francisco, Cal., according to word received here. Prior to going to California Mr. Kuhn was connected with the wholesale company, Losse. Kuhn & Larger. His home recently had been on a ranch at San Jose, Cal. Two brothers, Charles J. Kuhn of San Jose, Cal., and WH’iam F. Kuhn of Indianapolis, and three sisters, Mrs. Lena Mummenhoff, Mrs. C. I>. Bohten and Mrs. Theodore Stein, all of Indianapolis, survive. Blast Trees; 2 Dead MT. VERNON, 111., Dec. 2.—Two men were killed In a premature explosion while blasting trees to clear a right-of-way for a road here today. They were Eugene Sprinkle of Galesburg and Andrew Lovett, a negro, of St. Louis. DIVORCE GRANTED HI'S BAND. SHELBYVILLE. Ind., Dec. 2.—Perl S. Hungerford, wealthy Shelby County farmer, was granted a divorce in the Shelby Circuit Court on his cross-com-plaint to the suit for divorce Bled in September by Mrs. Bettie Hungerford. Although a decree was refused Mm. Hungerford, her former name of Bettie Gastinean was restored by the court. A small sum was paid Mrs. Hungerford to settle her alimony claim.

Christmas Diamond Jewelry To Suit Any Purse Hn>J33sfT From our large stock of loose f } r 1 Diamonds we have mounted into _ 1 | ver ' r art istic designs, rings, earI 11 (pc r ‘ n ? s * studs and brooches. Don’t f \\ unt il the final rush. Only Iwri? yi 21 more buying days until ■%] Diamonds. .. .$-40 to SI,OOO Igpt J. P. Mullally DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY. .a2B Monument Place.

An Extraordinary Sate of dtS&StttoObto SATIN HATS in plain, fur trimmed and brocaded styles. * /, $ A .95 “ ■rpaL s oar of these hats formerfrxm Window ly sold up to $lO. 4 West / / / g a * * 4 West ss t/vwmfSotU. sa FOUNDED 1894

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BARRIER ON JAP GOODS FACING TOGA WEARERS Tariff Wall to Protect American Industry Is Being Considered. PERPLEXITY PROMISED WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.—Japan has become such a formidable competitor of American Industries that the question of barring Japanese goods with a tariff barrier promises to perplex Congress as much as that of shutting ont Japanese immigrants with an immigration wall, several prominent members of the Senate Finance Committee stated today. There are several “hold-over” measures on the Senate calendar Intended to protect American industries from the extensive importation of surgical instruments, optical glass, laboratory glassware and porcelain ware, shell and pearl buttons and other articles in which the Japanese became proficient during the World War. Japan can undersell the American manufacturers here In some Instances by 25 per cent, it was stated. It Is the purpose of Senator Watson, Republican, of Indiana, chairman of a subcommittee of the Finance Committee, having these bills in charge, to call them up at the coming short session. They were ail passed by the House last session. The impression is general among members of Congress that nothing can or will be done at the coming session in the way of any tariff or tax legislation. Several leading Republican Senators declared today if Congress found sufficient time in which to pass the thirteen appropriation Mils necessary to finance nil branches of the Government for the Areal year beginning July 1 next, they would consider Congress fortunate. The Joint conference of the Senate and House Agricultural Committee today will serve to again focus attention upon the serious agricultural situation confronting Congress, but a wide difference of opinion prevails among members of both houses as to what form remedial legislation should take. There is hardly a Senator or Representative from an agricultural State who is not prepared to offer a bill or a resolution when Congress reconvenes Monday, intended to offer the agricultural interests some temporary relief, at least, from the financial embarrassment and distress from which they are suffering.

j DOG H/LL PARAGRAFS mwJrm i ■ ■ ,ii : Nm r Jr-* Sidney Hocka found a pocketbook in the public road today. He will have to go ahead and advertise for the owner, as somebody saw him pick It up. • • • The Ladles’ Aid has Invited the Excelsior Fiddling Band to furnish music

The House of Quality Two Very Desirable Xmas Offers Q GRUEN JF Extra Thin Model Watch This extra thin model Gruen watch is sold excluslvely in Indianapolis at the Rost store. It r?!j ;lA comes with four different face models. It Is a h fifteen-jewel watch, guaranteed for twenty years. it it would make a splendid gift for Christmas. Special $27.50 15 Jewel W rist Watch Chain or Ribbon Few presents would be received with more joy than a wrist watch such as listed here This watch is of fifteen jewels, aud thin in model. It is designed to please the most exacting taste. Special $18.7 3 Gifts Chostn Nnv May Be Laid Aside Until Christmas N JEW KIJ;Y COMPANY j |bjsjr T j--S? “The Sign of the Clock in the Middle of the Block"

PURE PO9O SHOW Tomlinson Hall BegSg Sonday no on Tha Wondarful Foad Exhibit Every Day | g Bridal Coupla’s Stiawsr Tuasday Evailn* % 111 p The Public Wadding Wodiajdiy Evening | | The Cocking Contests Tuas, & Wed. Afternoons fcss Tha Uemanstraiions Every Day £5 SI B® 3 $5 as% The Mews Newsboys' Band f. 6 STB Ths Arnold Orchestra m #? % @4 The Haws Glee Club &xJ,sl § 3 The Instructive Leotures 0 II 1b ft iil 1 Tha Bad Cros3Dietitians admission: Afternoon 10c, Evenings 25c

SERVICE Have you tried it? We told you something about it last week. Better Passenger and Freight Service to points reached by traction lines than given by any other means of Transportation. Seventeen trains via Anderson and fourteen trains via Newcastle for Muncie. Seven through trains to Ft. Wayne. Sixteen trains to Kokomo. Two through trains to Ft. Wayne and one through train to Goshen via Peru daily. All limited trains connecting at junction points for all cities and towns in the Gas Belt, northern and northwestern part of the state— Michigan and Ohio. “Aeroplane” Freight to Ft. Wayne seven hours, Toledo fourteen hours. “Cannon Ball” Freight to South Bend, fourteen hours; St. Joseph, Mich., twenty-four hours; Chicago and Milwaukee, forty-eight to seventy-two hours. Local freight to all points daily except Sunday. “Express Freight” on all passenger trains. “Stack it up” against anything else. Try it. Talk to the local agent or write Traffic Department, Anderson, Ind. UNION TRACTION COMPANY OF INDIANA

Monday December 6 Get ready for a better and more permanent position. Let your* education help you to make money. You can do this by putting on the “finishing touches"—a business college training. Start t 5 business college on the above date, day or night. For particulars, come to the school, or write or telephone Fred W. Case, Principal. Pennsylvania and Vermont—let Poor North V. W\ C. A., Indianapolis.

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for their entertainment and festival Saturday nlgh-t. The band will get there early in order to pick out a good place near the cake. • • • Columbus Allsop, who has been holding down the east end of the Excelsior Fiddling Band with his big bass fiddle, has been asked to play a little softer, so that somebody can also hear Jeff Potlocks on his little fiddle down at the other end. New Flat Building Work to Start Soon A four-story $450,000 apartment house of brick and stone exterior, to be known as the Adelinar, is to be erected at Illinois and Twenty-First streets, according to an announcement by the E. G. Spink Company. The plans provide for sixty-four apart ments in the building, each containing four or five rooms. Ground for the new building is to bo broken this winter.

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# Lower Prices Brins; Back the Jov of Old. Time Christmas Giving. p&ty edc, sZc —and Our Wtndou'S You’ll learn how easy it Is to complete your gift list and at a very small expenditure, too! Silk Neckwear from up. Fine Shirts from 51.30 up. Sweater Coats from 51. 59 up. Hosiery from 23<1 up. Fancy Belts from 97<> upUnion Suits from 51. 87 up. Woolen Caps from up. Smart Ilats from 02.87 up. And scores of other useful gifts for men and boys, In tremendous assortments at the narrowest price margins. ) Haufuato— J Cor. Wash, and Del. Sts.

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Clearing Suit Sale wmamm mmamm our suit sale offers you unrestricted choice of any su ]t in tho house at a great reduction, we call special attention to women seeking suits of less costly, suits of quality, style and tailoring originally selling at— A 's4s and $35 SUITS i '%s!’& /,’ Wgf $45 to $55 Suits at §25.00 \:*M X \\ sir Up to $75.00 Suits at 539.50 I JP/ Up to $89.50 Suits at $45.00 wW J Exclusively Designed Models \ $395.00 Suits, now reduced to 8295.00 NpjfljffU V $250.00 Suits, now reduced to $175.00 ftfT k $165.00 Suits, now reduced to $125.00 ts? 1 fl iff A 1 r $150.00 Suita, now reduced to $75.00 piv?.t)U $98.00 Suits, now reduced to $59.50 Scores of others trimmed in the finest quality of natural and FUR COATS blended furs or plain custom tailored effect Now selling at iZ RINK’S CL OAK HOUSE

Friday—Our Bargain Day fjW Hundreds of Pairs Added | ;|l|g§J or Each Friday's Selling fIJpPI Womens, Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes .98 b/jmK Stvlish vici kid and gunmetals, serv- Pl< r. nt . v of . ?*}**> men’s English as . * . , - . e , , Bu , well as wide toe shoes and ladies iceable and comfortab e. Better m\ high top boots. Don’t forget this is several pairs at this price. for only. Plenty of Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes at This Price High Quality Footwear in Black and Brown Leathers. J*£| CIQ Buy Here Tomorrow at sb HGMUFF’S as Store Only 342-346 VIRGINIA AVE. Store only

FISH&OYSTtRS Read These Specials Fresh White Perch, lb 12'/ 2 C Fine River Carp, lb *** Fresh River Buffalo, 1b... -O* Choice Blue Pike, lb 20£ Medium Jack Salmon, lb Fresh Baby Whiteflsh, lb 25* F’lne Large Croppies, lb 35* F'resh Red Snappers, lb 35* Choice Halibut Steaks, lb 35* Fine Raw Shrimp, lb 35* GOO Cases Best Maine Cbm Sardines, per can w2v 500 Cases Ohio Packed 'fi fio Sweet Corn, can JLU , V> FRESH OYSTERS WILLIS 337 East Market St,

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Favorite Vacuum Cleaners Mlllr. Carefully Designed to Insure -* Constant, Economical Operation as Well as Utmost Convenience. Operating Cost Under ne an ® our * One of the most appealing features of the Favorite Cleaner is that it is so light and handy. The most awkward corners are easily reached with the Favorite. Every particle of dust and dirt is taken up by the powerful air blast, which flows unobstructed through the wide twelve-inch nozzle. Constant operation is insured by high-grade construction. The Favorite Cleaner is the most efficient and willing helper that a housewife can have. Wonderful values £^|"l at our price of Vftnnpcriif ar^ware V UUUCgIU 120-124 E. WASH. St.

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