Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 186, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 December 1920 — Page 12

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‘Lent Ouf Plan to Provide Happiness for Many Children Mothers Aid and Man Who Remembers Toyless Childhood to Bring Joy to ‘Kids. 9

Under the supervision of the Mothers’ Aid Society, an organization which care* for mothers, together with their children, a number of their proteges will spend Christmas day "lent out." The kiddles will not only experience the pleasure of a day In a comfortable home, but will l* made happy for the entire year with gifts of recreational and material benefit Thev will be given candy, toys and clothing and will make a close acquaintance with a Christmas tree. "Have a Christmas Fairy in Your Home,” is the slogan of the families who are planning to have some wee tots spend either Christmas day of the holidays with them. .. , One little girl is going to a mother who lost her own little girl. She is just the age of the mother’s own baby, and on Christmas day she will be in the place of the little girl who died, and in the evening when she goes home, she will wear the clothes which belonged to the absent tot. Another family which will be made happy consists of a poor mother and three little tots, who will be the guests of Mrs. Frank A. Richards, 858 Oakland avenue. Did you ever look back to the Christmases you spent, recalling the full stocking and the toys around the fireplace. Well, according to Paul P. Parker, people can all look back, but can’t all have that memory. At least he didn't, but this year he is going to see that some “kiddies” have thaa joy. tnder his guidance many of the little charges of the Mothers’ Aid will be made happy Christmas morning when they find the toys which Santa Claus has .est them through the agency of Mr. Parker. “I want them to have toys. toys, toys, declared Mr. Parker. “1 can remember when 1 was a boy how I longed for the toys that I never got. end I want to make some children happy in the way I have always wanted to be happy. And so Mr. Parker has invested all his “chrrity” in toys. But. “spending the day out is not the only way that the children can be made happy and comfortable on Christmas day. \ Christmas party is going to be given by the Broadway M. F. Church to the children of the Fa'.rview Settlement, and the Central Avenue M. E. Church will give an entertainment for the purpose of raising funds to purchase presents for their stockings. The King's Daughters of the Second Presbyterian Church will also give an entertainment for Christmas rheer. and the teachers and clerks of the city are planning to fill a number of baskets with substantial Christmas dinners.

Marion Bankers Plan Nine-Stor}^Building Special to The Times. MARION. !nd.. Dec. 14,—A nine-story office building is to be erected here in the spring by the First National Bank, to repia e the Marion block, which was destroyed by fire a year ago. The building will occupy a lot 06 by 132 feet on the public square. Noblesville Couple Wedded 50 Years p-,.ria! to The Times. NOBLESVILLE. Ind.. Doc. 14— Mr and Mrs Conrad Burkhardt celebrated their fiftietn wedding anniversary yesterday by emertnining their children and a few of their neighbors and friends. They are the parents of twelve children, eleven of whom are living. They also h-vc twenty lour grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Both have been residents of Hamilton County for sixty years. Tour children's photo- „-. graphs will be highly Eh appreciated Christmas # gifts for the grandpar- L.ag& ents and aunts and CVw uncles, tiring the clill- wh OX, dren in today. L. MVatb Fteor Kahn !!Mt

Good Gloves Are Good Gifts Reduced Prices AII This Week iS North Meridian vib. '•Ai

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CLOTHING os CREDIT Hoyle f*® arick and Clothing Cos. 308-B*ls-307 W. Washington St. 2 Doors West Senate Are.

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rat week: Fixers Itat Food. Sure death to rats anil mice. Absolutely guaranteed or money refunded. For sule at L. S. Ayres & Cos., Lilly Hardware Cos., and drug stores. Don't let any one talk you Into taking something Just as good. Demand Fixers. Fixer fixes 'em. Wholesale distributers Mooney-Mueller-Ward Cos., Kiefer-Stewart Cos. Manufactured by Cole Specialty Co.—Advarttaement.

UNION HEADS ARE OFF TO QUIZZING Bricklayers’ Officers Leave as Voluntary Witnesses. William J. Bowen, president of the Bricklayers', Masons' and Plasterers’ International Union of America; Thomas R. Reese, first vice president, and William Dobson, secretary, will go to New York Wednesday as voluntarily witnesses in the "building trust” investigation. They will repudiate testimony to the effect that they received several thousand dollars from the Marblo Dealers’ Employers' Association for "special and extraordinary counsel and advice.” Mr. Bowen said he had information that marble workers, stone setters and stone cutters in New York received $9 a day, while contractors were charging builders 514.50 for these men and then collecting an additional 10 per cent. He said he had information also to the effect that contractors charged $16.23 for the services of union foremen while they were being paid only $lO a day. TALKS TONIGHT ON IKON. At the meeting of the Architectural League of Indianapolis tonight nr 8 o'clock at the John Herron Art Institute aD address on “The History and Development of Ornamental Iron Work” will be delivered by R. J. Batchelder, formerly of Boston. He will be followed by Ernest Melaun of Indianapolis, who will exhibit some of his work in ornamental Iron work, and describe the various processes employed lh the work.

Christmas Diamond Jewelry TO SUIT EVERY PURSE V'Mf**/ From our large stock of loose diamonds N vNßms. we have mounted into very artistic des3oo signs rings, earrings, studs and brooches. yX x Don’t delay until the Christmas rush. 5}5225 Will be glad to lay aside the selection made now. Ipfe Zj. p. Mullally DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY 28 MONUMENT PLACE

Office Furniture Wo have one of the largest * l oSStiti'T aisortments of every style ZLjPVMWi t.esk needed for the office. Let *'* V —A i ■ us help you in the proper se- *aß.s*k!p lection. Fire and burglar proof a 1 A safes and vault doors. jf t Safes for home or office. w V FIXTURES FOR STORE, OFFICE AND BANK. A.ETIMA. CABIIMai,T COMPANY Display Rooms, 321-29 W. Maryland St., Indianapolis

Service and Satisfaction TRUSSES ■5? | ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, BRACES FITTED BY EXPERT Cos triplet* Line Sick Room SuopHes WM. H. ARMSTRONG CO. 34 WEST OHIO ST.

If You Would Make Christmas Doubly Pleasant for Your friends Give Them Serviceable Gifts of Beauty and Quality. We’ve a Wide Assortment for Your Selection—

THE ADAM m COMMUNITY PLATE OKE of the most charming j! silverware designa we have ever had in the store. Furnished in complete table outhts, or in separate pieces.

LILLY HARDWARE COMPANY 114-118 East Washington Street

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A person has to be careful not to wnlk too fast In a small town, because If he does he will soon be out in the country. • o • When Frisby Hancock got through making a speech at the Improvement Association meeting last evening, Fletch Henstep was the only one that applauded right loud with his feet. It is believed they belong to the same order.

Women always appreciate gifts for the home. Many of them arc collecting pieces in pyrex baking ware, aluminum pieces and silverware. We carry anything you would want to select in pyrex and aluminum. In silverware we have sets and pieces in Community, 1847 Rogers and Wm. Rogers sil - verware. Electrical gifts are also much appreciated, such as irons, grills and toasters. Other Gilt Hints For Men and Women Percolators Safety Razors Casseroles Blade Razors Sandwich Trays Twinplex Stroppers Carving Sets Pocket Knives Manicure Sets Flashlights Scissors Lunch Boxes Candy Jars Vacuum Bottles Nut Bowls Tea Pots

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1920.

Sidewalk Vehicles Win Sure Approval

Wagons, automobiles and skooters are sure to be greeted with shining eyes on Christmas morn. Besides affording the children so much real fun, they give health-building exercise. See the most popular makes here — carried in sizes to suit different ages.

Heider Coaster Wagons are non-tipping. The bed Is goodsized, 16x36, and the wheels are fitted with roller bearings. Prico $10.50. White Coaster Wagons have always had a well-deserved popularity. These are made in sizes up to a bed. Os course the wheels are fitted with easy running roller bearings. Prices $9.50 to $12.50. Paris Coaster Wagons supply the need for a wagon lower in price. The size of the bed is 13x32 and the wheels are made with plain bearings. Price $5.50.

For the Boy With the Mechanical Talent

The Star Scroll Saw will enable a boy to make many beautiful and useful articles from wood. It Is constructed with an emery wheel for sharpening tools and kitchen utensils. Is operated by foot power. Price $15.25.

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WADY TO 00 YOUR RtPAIK /STV WORK-: 'DO I! RIGHJ. fP) Mayes Bros. MAIN 249i AUTO 11 49 Y

Sklpalong Skooters are safe and inexpensive. The wheels are ball-bearing. It is provided with a steering device. Price $1.25. The Bi-Car is similar to the Irish Mail. Well made to resist hard usage and designed to be easy running. Prices $7.25 to $9.50. For tho young chauffeur we have automobiles that are never hard to start and seldom go to the garage. Prices, $4.50 to $0.50.

The makers of Goodcll foot power lathes have long had an enviable reputation for tools of high quality. Many articles can be made on this lathe. Price, $21.75. Complete with fret saw, $20.75.

The Companion Lathe answers the question of what to do to keep the boy at home. With this lathe he will be Interested and educated at the same time. Foot power. Price $lB. Complete with fret saw, $22.50.

ONE MILK FROM HIGH KENT. ONE MILE FROM HIGH PRICKS. SPECIAL Child’s High Chair $5.00 Values 2.29 ShebyFumitureCo. // 15-1117 SHELBY ST. THE BRIGHT WOT ON FOUNTAIN f*Q.

K’fCT—m", w'BLtmki -rjL !i jmrvTTnnww—i The Crumb Set! Is a LITTLE thing that makes a BIG difference in the table appointment. Table refinement calls for a dainty one. An inspection of our “Royal-Roch ester ” CRUMB SETS will convince you. of their exceptional style and beauty. They are finished in Colonial copper, Duchess brass, and Royal nickel. Prices for Any Purse

ON OUR WAY Economist Archer Wall Douglas says in the “Nation’s Business:” “The entire business world is steadily trending to that readjustment we have talked about so’long. We have been through it before several times, and we will go through it again, and successfully. This time it is robbed of its greatest terror, financial panic and disaster.” t A strong bank is an ally to be sought in these changing conditions, and this institution is one characterized by the spirit of co-operation. The National City Bank INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

JEWELRY Diamonds \ Cuff Dinks Barpins Watches ___ Cut Glass W' Manicure Sets /7$ EVERYTHING IN JEWELRY. lift ljfc Bay It Now far Inn—Hava It Laid Away. 1# Cl OPEN EVENINGS. &w| The Fletcher M. Noe JEWELRY STORE 103 N. Illinois St. Opp. TrSctlon Station

PORK PRICES CUT We .4 nnounce With Pleasure All Pork Orders at This Popular Eating Place Will Hereafter Cost 20% Less We believe in giving our patrons the advantage of every drop in prices. The price of pork has dropped—therefore we will serve it to you for less. When other foodstuff prices drop they, too, will be reflected in decreases in our charges. r-~"' " •• - —■- And Then too — It’s Quality That Will Bring You Back to the Occidental Cafeteria Quality that you get in everything that is served —a clean restaurant where your good health is respected. No waiters, no tips. You can till your own tray and get out quick or stay as long as you wish. o - ■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ -i It Will Pay You to Eat at the Occidental Occidental Cafeteria Occidential Building—lllinois and Washington—Entrance Through the Lobby.

From All Over Town The Wise Ones Come to Share Horuff Bargains in Children’s SHOES Again We Offer-Wednesday Only pt*c es GREAT MONEY SAVING VALUES IN BOYS', GIRLS’ AND IN- ° Throng fants’ footwear. Talk! Bring the Youngsters Tomorrow —Save on Their Footwear. Boys’ and Girls’ Girls’Knockabout Black and brown shoes, In wide toes Boys’ Elk Scout ! wB&Bl 118 i* 18 Eng,tsh - so*9B Real shoeß for hard erv- <tc\ £Q Stylish and serv- $ / ice and a real value at JO.OJ RrX/W ) "fel lceable ... this low price; In black, I y Em Smaller sizes $2.18 g ma u er Blzeg $2.19 / ?% An endless variety of r 342 ( f Ifkny Tf7|7>Q 342 Virginia Ave. £ JL V-FIN. A-/ Jl 17 l3 Virginia Ave.

9 One or more useful gift sugOfif Bastions in this corner every “Ir day—Don’t miss them! Fancy Boxed Silk Neckwear That can be conservatively valued at SI.OO, special at—--69c —Snappy, up-to-tbe-mlnute patterns and rich colorings. Full cut, large, broad, flowing ends. Put up in pretty Xmas boxes. A wonderful value at 60c. Satisfaction Guaranteed. ] fangel3~[ Cor. Wash, and Del Sts.

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