Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 223, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 January 1921 — Page 10

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Is This Your Bank? Then you are helping in its growth. And because you are helping we are the more eager that you should use it just as you use your own home—not one department any more than you use only one room at home, but one and then another as you need it. All the facilities of our twelve departments are at your service not only at our main office, but at an> of our three branches which may be more conveniently located for you, jflctcljscr Isabtngs anti Crust Contpanp Northwest corner Market and Pennsylvania BRANCHES—--1233 Oliver Avenue 2122 East Tenth Street Northwest corner West and Washington.

RESCUE MISSION TO HOLD JUBILEE Closing of Successful Year Will Be Celebrated. Evangelists of national prominence will be brought to the Wheeler City Rescue Mission (luring the year, according to the announcement of A. C. Pope, superintendent. A jubilee service will be held Sunday In celebration (of the closing of the most successful year In the history of the mission. Speakers will include: George W. Sorehelde. superintendent of the City Rescue Mission of Cleveland, Ohio: E. C. Clark of Buffalo, N. Y.; Edwar4 Burqulst of Newcastle, Pa., and John Tan Ess of Youngstown, Ohio. Musical numbers will be given by the Broadway M. E. Church orchestra, the mission choir of fifty voices and the mission women’s quartette. Mr. Pope said the mission had outstanding debts. He took over the work of the mission at the death of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nipper last September, when they were killed In an automobile accident. He Is assisted by Joseph Ooverdent. He Is assisted by Joseph OverInstitute. The mission was started by Mr. Nipper a few years ago in a storeroom on East Washington street.

Demands Rail Report on Farmed Out Work WASHINGTON. .Tan. 2.—The Interstate Commerce Commission today inaugurated an investigation of charges made by machinists’ organizations that railroads are having repair work done in outside shops at high costs. It was intimated in the charges that railroad officials held financial Interests In the outside shops. The commission ordered all railroads to submit a complete report, under oath, not later than March 1, showing the character, amount and cost of work done in outside shops. Jackson Speaker at Greencastle Dinner Special to The Times. ORKENCARTLE, Ind., Jan. 2.—Ed Jackson, secretary of State, will be the principal speaker at the Hoover “invisible guest’’ dinner to be given in the high school gymnasium here Wednesday evening. Feb. 3. W. B. Peck Is chairman of the local committee and James L. Banded, treasurer. Ralph Confer Is in charge of the arrangements.

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FURNITURE We Treat You Rij>ht CASH OR PAYMENTS Little Furniture Store 211 E. Washington St.

6REER-HANXINS LBR. CO. Applies* and Retailers VULCANITE ASPHALT SHINGLES tnd ROLL ROOFIN9 624 MASS. AVE. Main 747. Phones. Auto. 22-213.

OUR HOT CAKE 6 AND COFFEE Go Fine in the Morning Occidental Cafeteria Occidental Bldg., 111. and Wash.

Rely on Cuticura To Clear Away Skin Troubles Soep to dew, Ointment to sootb* .Talrara to now. 4e.Ce. Bamgim at Csttamre, LtpL X.HtlcUn.lUii

BUDGET SYSTEM BILL UNDER WAY Senator Ratts Drafting Administration Measure. The bill providing for a budget system among State officials an 4 Institutions is being drafted by Senator Oscar Ratts of Paoll, Republican floor leader In the Senate, it was learned today. It is probable, according to Information, that the administration of the law will be placed under one of flip State departments, possibly the Treasurer or Auditor of State, and that anew office will not be created. ".he State Board of Accounts will be given duties under the proposed statute and those operatives who are assigned to the work will be known as the auditing committee. The bill is one of the platform pledges of Governor Warren T. McCray and he is cooperating with Senator Batts in drawing the meas ire. The Governor sent a personal committee, of which Senator Ratts was a member, to other States to investigate budget systems. The State board of agriculture conferred with Governor McCray today over the details of the bill by which the board will be taken over by the State. Representative Murry S. Barker of Boone

What a Well-Known Indiana Woman Says Elkhart, Ind.:—“When I was a girl just coming into womanhood I suffered greatly. I became weak and nervous, in fact, all run-down in health, p jag In addition to this I A * Jit s §3A. had a breaking-out all over my body. I could fm *£> '{ "''not get anything tliat X&j/JtWl me any good until lW®j|L my mother began giv>ng me Dr. Pierce’s * Favorite Prescription and his Golden Medical Discovery. They proved to be Just what I needed as I have never had any more womanly trouble, and they also cured me of the breaking-out on ruy body. I cannot say enough in praise of Dr. Pierce’s medicines since they did so much for me.” —MRS. GEO. FLENNKR, 107 Coruna St. All druggists, liquid or tablets.

RECEIVER SALE BY ORDER OF COURT Your Stores Cos. 31 S. Illinois St. Ladies’, Men’s and Boys’ Apparel This entire stock is new and up-to-date, as they were only in business a short time. Do Not Miss This Sale Everything will be sold quick for benefit of creditors. Entire stock of Ladies’ Hats, up to $15.00 grade, all go at," each SI.OO $3.50 Ladies’ White Wash Skirts 95^ $5.00 Ladies’ White Wash Skirts .$1.95 $50.00 Ladies’ Suits $18.75 $22.50 Ladies’ Coats $9.50 $60.00 Ladies’ Fur Collar Coats $22.50 $35.00 Ladies’ Dresses $12.50 $5.00 Ladies’ Silk Waists $1.95 $30.00 Men’s Suits $15.50 $40.00 Men’s Suits $17.50 $60.00 Men’s Suits $27.50 S4O and SSO Men’s Overcoats, all go at $19.50 $15.00 Boys’ Suits ..$6.50 SIB.OO Boys’ Suits ..$8.50 Entire Stock of Furs at Less Than Half Price. Men’s Hats, Caps, Raincoats, in fact, this entire stock must go quick. 31 SOUTH ILLINOIS ST.

County has been selected to Introduce the bill in the House, and It Is expected to make its appearance there In a few days. The move to make the State board of agriculture a department of the Stnte government is one of the administration measures. Protect the Children Healthy Blood end a Healthy System Is a Child’s best protection against Colds, C.rip and Influenza. Give them GROVE'S IRON TONIC SYRUP. 75c.—Advertisement.

The Money You Have Saved (not made) proves your business worth. Unless you save regularly a part of what you earn, you will not be BIG ENOUGH to be paid more later. Success is a matter of THRIFT—not FATE. We Pay 4 y 2 % On Savings MEYER-KISER BANK 136 East Washington Street.

GET THE HABIT Wear | NOE’S QUALITY 7 Jewelry Everything In Jewelry. THE FLETCHER M. NOE 10S N. nilnol, 8k JEWELRY STORE. Opp Terminal Station.

m _ fs VACUUM CLEANERS £ fi'fH FREE TRIAL EASY PAYMENT HATFIELD ELECTRIC CO. APTO. 23-12*. MAIN 12*. ACTO. 2*-123. CL OTH I N G ON CREDIT PEOPLE’S CREDIT CLOTHING CO. 46 N. PENNSYLVANIA ST. 2nd FLOOR

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1921.

RUDE BURGLAR AWAKENS MAN Makes Hurried Exit, but Not Without Plunder. A burglar was rude enough last night to make so much noise climbing a stairway that It awakened Charles Hilderbrand, 1408 Brookslde avenue. The prowler got to the top of the stairway when Hilderbrand saw his flashlight, then demanded: “What are you doing here?” In less than one second the burglar bad descended the stairs and was sprinting through the front doorway. Hilderbrand said the man had stolen a gold chain, a bar pin and other jewelry of a total value of $35. J. L. Alexander, 1030 Division street, reported his home had been ransacked and a cameo ring worth $25 stolen. H. O. Scherglns, 14(50 North Pennsylvania street, found the glass broken from the door of his'home and the house ransacked. Three pairs of silk stockings and an overcoat were missing. Ike Trumble, 1821 Pearson avenue, reported that a thief stole an overcoat from his home. Oliver Dern.v, 234 East New York street, told the police his room had been entered and clothing valued at S7O taken. Kenneth Herron, 315 Koehne street, reported that bis overcoat, gloves and fountain pen were stolen from the office of the Cartersburg Water Company on Ft. Wayne avenue. John A. Henry, 514 Warren avenue, said a burglar had visited each room of his house, but was unable to tell what was missing. R. J. Clark, 115 West Nineteenth street, reported a burglar took a suitcase, suit of clothes and a revolver from his home.

Committee in Doubt on School Levy Bill Members of the House Ways and Means Committee last night discussed the bill providing for a common school levy of !20 cents on each SIOO, but reached no 1 decision. The measure would increase , the levy from 5.0 cents, as at present. Representatives of the wealthy counties opposed that provision of the bill, which would base the distribution of the fund on school attendance and number of teachers. They contended that the poor counties would not profit by this method. New Rioting in India LONDON, Jan. 26—A new outbreak of rioting in the Indian provinces of Oudh and Agra, In which po.icemen were killed, was reported In a dispatch from Allahabad today. A detachment of policemen who had been detailed to preserve order was at tacked by a mob.

DOG HILL PARAGRAtS T The Deplty Constable has added a spyglass attachment to his outfit and now everything he sees and hears looks twice as big. The Wild Onion school teacher has greased the north and south poles of the globe map and Sap Spradlen says the world now runs so fast a person can hardly tell where he Is at. The man who conducts the moonshine still In a gully on Muskrat Ridge has had to move out on account of the Incessant rain.

Ton will be surprised at the short time needed W A for a sitting at Moore- f field's. And your photographs will be so appre- A elated. Come today. 4 , 43f ’•Gkg! Ninth Floor. Kahn Bldg.

Nitrous Oxide Gas FOR ABSOLUTE Painless Extracting JUST A QUIET, GENTLE SLEEI* YOU KEEL NOTHING Whether you have one or thirty teeth extracted, it’s all the same. You simply breathe this wonderful air for Just about a minute and you are sound asleep. When you wake up, vour teeth are gone. ISN’T THAT WONDERFUL? Come In and see some of the beautiful work we are doing In Artificial Teeth, Crown and Bridge Work. But whether It be a small filling or a full set of teeth. In either case we put forth our best efforts. And you will not be disappointed In our prices, either. (United Union Dental Corp.) Eiteljorg & Moore DENTISTS CORNER EAST MARKET AND CIRCLE Ground Floor. No Stailrs to Climb

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Oh! Boy FRENCH TOAST—hot, savory, slices of bread fried to a crisp, golden brown—and Pennant syrup! Oh boy! Breakfast time any day, every day is Pennant syrup time. Waffles, French toast, griddle cakes, hot biscuits or muffins —the appetizing tang of Pennant’s delicious maple flavor makes them better. Pennant syrup delights the whole family. C hildren especially, love its rich sweetness and delicate flavor. It is pure and wholesome and good for them, too. Try Pennant for all cooking. Wherever you use syrup, Pennant syrup is better. Order a can of Pennant today, and see how delicious it is. UNION STARCH & REFINING COMPANY lt:%Ll% P ,r2rjr‘ EDINBURG, INDIANA ~ —TO RETAIL GROCERS: Your jobber now has '~CT.7~ Pennant Syrup and will gladly nil your orders. Sifti Pennant [MM Syrup Its Maple Flavor Is DELICIOUS

Uictrola The musical instrument for all the Family Here is an instrument which brings to your own fireside all of the great artists of all the world. These outfits, complete with. Victrola arid Records, are ready for immediate delivery. Outfit No. 9, SBO.IO Victrola, Style No. 0, mahogany or oak, price $75. Equipped with speed indicator and regulator, and many improvements. The outfit at SBO.IO includes $5.10 in 10-inch double-faced records of your own selection. — f"' ' ■ 1 Outfit No. 11, $157.50 This includes a beautiful cabinet Victrola, Style No. 11, mahogany or oak. Price $l5O. The outfit at $157.50 Includes $7.50 worth of records by such well-known artists as Galli-Curci, John McCormack, etc., or as you select. D Victor Records Selecting your Victor Records here is a genuine pleasure, not a task to be accomplished. Our record demonstrating rooms, the finest in the city, are presided over by experienced salespeople whose sole aim is to assist you in purchasing Victor Records. “ Every thing in Music ” 27 EAST OHIO STREET Hume-Mansur Bldg. Auto. 24-028. PHONES Main 4292.

Service and Satisfaction <2O TRUSSES IS ft ABDOMINAL SUPPORIERi BRACES FITTED BY EXPERT templet e Line Sick Room Supplies WM. H. ARMSTRONG CO. 34 WEST OHIO ST.

—and here's another big “Clean-Sweep Sale” bargain that Is helping to pack this store dally. sJ^ , • £ c sJ Poo K 8 a * V# • z® S O . 12? 9 u -iii O 3 1i z W if) jss .Ni opX JL 1 . 05 O h * fS! •is ® VI a £ fill CO z .*2 .2 O s •v o CO £ c - £ s§! Jz J Hit J* c —1 A E-< o V Satisfaction Guaranteed. Cor. Wash, and Del. Sts.

fUS Roaches It’s easy with the SI,OOO G U A RANT E E D Bj ROACH KILLr ER. Most effec- __ . ( tive and convenient remedy known. Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25 VONNEGUT’S 120-124 E. Wash. St.

| If Uarfmann 1 1 Say* Rifftit i \ IMS Rijihl / % Fueumma jff mmrnm $1 9-317*3M} E.WAaHINOTON ST.

ALL WOOL SUITS and OVERCOATS Honestly tailored to I - A your measure f0r...... ■■ 1 LEON TAILORING CO. Y 131 E. New York St.

DETROIT VAPOR STOVES PENINSULAR STOVES GURNEY REFRIGERATORS CHENEY PHONOGRAPHS For Sale by HOOSIER OUTFITTING CO. 443-5 E. Wash. ill—iiuii i \mmimrrnnwnmmmmnmmmmmmm CLOTHING -onCREDIT Hoyle o arick and Clothing Cos. 303-305-307 W. Washington SL 2 Doors West Senate Ave.

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Doss Back Ache? A weak and painful back says you* system needs Cleaning. Flush your Kidneys and bowels -with Kirn’s Kidney Tea to get rid of headache, constipation, rheumatic pain, bloated feet or legs, chronic colds. Sold more than 20 year* by druggists. Get a 80c pkg. today, J. W. Brant Cos„ Albion, Miob.—>Advta*. tlsemsnt.