Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 219, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 January 1921 — Page 18

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Granger Dept. Store's SATURDAY SPECIALS All oar goods ar. marked down, in the line of all lowering prices of the present day. Ladies' Georgette and Crepe de Chine Wakts. long and short sleeves, round and square scii;AA Qa $5 and $6 values, special. 0 BUk Poplin Drosses, all colors, nicely trimmed; $lO and £ M t\Q sl2 value, special 9190 A few Silk Dresses left, sl2 and sl3 ▼aloe, to close at At QQ special price VltvO Plush Coats, short lengths, Astrakan trimmed, S3O and $33, (IQ QQ specially priced VM. 9**7 0 Extra sired Plash Coats, for Urge women, np to 38 sire; SBO and $75 T?°f. $39.50 lien’s Sweater Coats, extra heavy knit, all colors, all sizes; s*) and $7 value, special (n qq price 9u#o Men’s and Ladies' Shoes, high heels and medium heels ;$3 and £0 A0 $8 values, specially priced. ,9mv(3 Men’s Salts and Overcoats, $25 and S3O values, specially (4/} un priced 911*90 You will find real bargains in the above mentioned Items; we mast make room for the coming season. Go TVhere They All Go. GRANGER DEPT. STORE 838 W. Washington St.

Nitrus Oxide for Painless Extracting JUST A QUIET, GENTLE SLEEP XOU FEEL NOTHING Absolutely safe for old or young. If you have been dreading to have those old teeth ouf’Forget It." Come right in and we will remove them for you and you'll never know it. We are always prepared to give out-of-town patients immediate attention. To those wanting artificial teeth In a hurry, our methods are such that we can finish a complete set, from impression up, all in same day. No charges for examination. Our prices on all work are very modest Indeed. (United Union Dental Corp.) Eiteljorg & Moore DENTISTS CORNER EAST MARKET AND CIRCLE Ground Floor. No Stairs to Climb

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JURY REFUSES TO BREAK WILL Homes Get Bulk of Estate of Mrs. Hettie A. Noe. A jury in the Probate Court late yesterday held that the will of Mrs. Hettie A. Noe was valid. The verdict will enable the Crawford Baptist Home, the Indianapolis Home for Agod Women and other beneficiaries to receive the bulk of the estate, estimated at more than $12,000. The suit was filed by Mrs. Fannie B. Shldeler and other nieces, with several ' nephews of Mrs. Noe against the Union : Trust Company, executor, and the beneficiaries, asking that the will be set aside ; on the ground that Mrs. Noe was of unsound mind at the time it was made. The trial was in progress for nearly two weeks. Local Man Held for Money Order Fraud Howard De Hart of this city Is under arrest on a charge of forging the name of the sender of a postoffice money order at South Bend in August, 1919. De Hart was indicted by the Federal grand jury in a partial report made to Judge Albert B. Anderson last week. It is alleged that De Hart was working at South Bend and a colored workman employed on the same Job gave him S4O with which to purchase a money order payable to the colored man's wife at Okmulgee, Okla. De Hart, it Is said, purchased a money order for $lO, changed the figures of the receipt to read S4O and pocketed the remaining S3O. He did not mail the $lO money order, but forged the signature of the sender about two weeks later and obtained the $lO, It Is charged. The case was Investigated by H. H. Wasson, a postoffice inspector. De Hart was released under bond of SI,OOO. Democratic State Call Being Sent Out A call for the Democratic State committee to meet at the headquarters In the Denison Hotel the morning of Feb. 8 was Issued today by Benjamin Bosse, State chairman. The committee w:ll fix the date for selecting city chairmen in cities that will have elections next fali. The meeting will come on the same day as the Democratic editorial banqnet and a large number of party leaders are expected to be present.

A Fortunate Purchase for Men 150 Cases of New U, S. Government Russet Army Shoes SIZES 6 TO 12 We purchawd these shoes at a remark* ably k>v figure, of their true value. A Ey,er y rn * n w,n b * fortunate Indeed to if I buy at ,east two pair* of these shses. \m I They make a fine civilian shoe, vary F flexible and soft, comfortable and eervK To turn these shoes Into cash In I * f<5W day * we art them *5.25 Mall Orders Promptly Filled. Wo Psy Poetaga. HaWey ShoeCk 151 N. ILLINOIS ST*. 4 Doors South of Ohio St

/‘BAKER BROS. /Home j(\ / Largest and ( ' I USED fag> f V FURNITURE .21 i) \STORE WE ' ’ Manufacturers’ \ / / / ~ \ Closeouts r No Lots Too \ of odds and ends, fact- Large \J tory samples, shop- Telephone or Tsls- “ worn or discontinued Araph for Ilarst at patterns. Uar Expense. 217-19-21 East Washington St. 216-16-20 East Pearl St Warehouse 217-19 East Pearl St

BOYS’ SHOES Values up to $7.00. To close out at /I M t $0.45 $^.95 ENTIRE STOCK TO BE CLOSED OUT* ** Just the shoes for winter wear, consisting of Boys’ Black Storm Shoes, Boys’ Tan Army Shoes and English Dress Shoes, in black and brown. Feltman & Curme Shoe Stores Cos. 38 East Washington Street EXCELLENT FOOD-BEST OF COOKING-GOOD SERVICE OCCIDENTAL CAFETERIA OCCIDENTAL BLDG,—ILLINOIS AMD WASHINGTON CLOTHING ON CREDIT PEOPLE'S CREDIT CLOTHING CO. 4. rCtiaSYVVANIA ST. and FLOOR

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K 1 1C | ; V J Ra* Barlow says it don't never do him any good to find anything, as the owner always comes along right behind and makes him give it up. • • • Atlas Peck has decided he has a large bump of caution on his head since he engaged In the fight at Rye Straw Saturday night. * • • Slim Pickens came near becoming overbalanced this morning while standing on one foot before the fire warming his feet. The busy man finds tha* It takes but a few min- f S ntee for a sitting at f -Jjv. Mnonlicld'a the home MClw of fine photographs, Ninth Floor. Kahn llldr.

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UNLOADING SALE Unusual Times Demand Unusual Sales ALL PRICES REDUCED 25% to 50% Low Rent Enables Us at All Times to Sell at Lower Prices Full size, continuous post f&$S STEEL BED s l/ /K In either white op Vernls Martin “ BSU • W Open Monday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings SOUTH SIDE FURNITURE CO. 943-945 SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET Largest Home Outfitters on South Side. CASH OR CREDIT

Your Satisfaction Has been oar success. Most of oar easterners come recommended by satisfied customers WOur thorough method of examination of the eyes gives you a feeling of security your glasses will be satisfactory and that your case has been handled well and by speLenses in any frame or mounting in our stock, complete with silk guard and case—s4.so to $5.50 When TWO pairs of glasses are needed we recommend Invisible Bifocals (ground together, not cemented) for far and near vision, in any frame or mounting in our stock, complete—sß.oo to $14.00 We specialize on oculist prescription* or will duplicate your lenses at these prices. Hoosier Optical Cos. 148 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET.

ftotel Lincoln Th bom# of beautiful music End aplendKl dinner* will prwwnt Sunday evening—<:3o to P o’clock—the following two plan© recital* by Mrs. J. ft. Ruisk and Mrs. Milton Slrod (a) Adagio, Fraato, from C Major Concerto Weber (b) *U'lana” (Grand Valeo da Concert) nolat <c) Daybreak (Anltra’a Dane*), from Pear Gynt 5a1t*............ Grieg Will be played by two pianos, violin and cello. The above In addition to Us usual dinner concert of BTIMNG TBJOS, VOCAL QtABTKTS, DUSTS AND SOLOS, MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY William R. Seeker, General Manager

You are on the Right Road If the Bign post indicating the road reads "SAVE.** Start saving now, a little each week, at this bank, where your dollars earn a fair wage and grow faster. WE PAY 4- 1 / 2 % on SAVINGS MEYER-KISER BANK 130 EABT WASHINGTON STREET (Open 8 A M. to 8 P. M. Saturdays)

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—Prices that are bringing thousands to Horuffs shoe stores MEN’S AND WOMEN’S FOOTWEAR High-Grade Shoes—Mostly from Oar Best Stocks —3 Big Lots *2.98 *3.98 *4.98 B Z BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ SIZES $1.98, $2.98 and $3.98

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Buy at Horuff*s Saturday and Share These Great Values II AD I Tl7l7*C 342-344 IUKUr r 9 Virginia Ave. WHERE EXPENSES ARE LOW

FOURTH FLOOR STATE LIFE BLDG. Early Spring Hats Smartly trimmed Mitzl Sailor* of gros de londre silk with facing* of straw braid, trimmed with dainty flowers, and in beautiful colorings, close fitting and off-the-face hats of silk. In many Spring shade*; effectively hand embroidsred; crepe de chine turbans and sailors, cellophane braids combined with faill* silk In dainty harmonizing colors; an extremely smart showing at these prices. $5 #7.50 *lO *12.7 5 CLEARANCE OF ALL WINTER MILLINERY $ 1.00 — $3.00 Every Vslvst and Mid-Winter Hat In Stock, 910 Velour Hats Included. AFRICAN OSTRICH FEATHER COMPANY FOURTH FLOOR STATE LIFE BLDfI

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