Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 255, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1921 — Page 20

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Open Saturday Night 6 to 8:30 yiftrfjfr Ratings etUj {Erast €% FRIENDS TAKE NEW QUARTERS Work Expanding Rapidly at Richmond. Sp ctal to The Times. RICHMOND, Ind., March 4.—Crowded conditions in the Friends central offices in Richmond hare necessitated another extension in Friends activities. Rapid expansion of work by the boards of the Five Years Meeting has made it necessary for the Young Friends hoard and the home mission board, both of the Five Years Meeting, to move to another building in’ the ratr of the Friends central offices. S ■ln 1912 when the American Friend, the official organ published by the Five Years Meeting, moved to Richmond from Philadelphia only a single room was needed to home the Friends offices here. Later five rooms were necessary, after the arrival of the Bible School board from Fairmount. Nov. 29, 19IS, the Five Years Meeting purchased the Mather homestead, the present main building, and remodeled it. This brought together in one building the American Friend business and editorial offices, the American Friends board of foreign missions, the Young Friends board of the Five Years Meeting, and the Bible school board of the meeting. It was not until April, 1920, that an office of the home mission board was established in the central office. Progressive work of the Five Tears Meeting caused the organization of the Friends Forward Movement, with headquarters here. This department now has In use three large rooms and two small one* and employs a staff of ten persons. With the addition of the new building there will be abo.ut sixteen offices, employing eighteen permanent staff employes. This does not include the Forward Movement offices or forces. AUTOMOBILE WRECKED. HARTFORD CITY, Ind., March 4 An automobile driven by Ira Kunkle was demolished here Thursday when struck by a Lake Erie switch engine. Kunkle was only slightly injured. WAGE CITS ANNOUNCED. CHICAGO, March 4.—Wage cuts of 8,500 employes of Senrs-Itoebuck Company were announced today. Other employes' salaries will be slashed soon, officials said.

Wholesale Army Store Army reclaimed Ao wool blankets, 2 for.. Army reclaimed wool shirts, L Bann “.“. $2.00 Army reclaimed O. D. d*o wool breeches, 2 for.. Army reclaimed khaki shirts Army reclaimed and -t a p raincoats, each tgl.4D Army reclaimed (hi rn unionalls, 2 suits. I.Do Army reclaimed shoes; been resoled; Cl Q C a pair $ 1 .“D These prires are less than you can buy them wholesale. 16 S. Capitol

TRY PIVOT PAINT A TEST WILL TELL—- • ALL COLORS. 10-Qt. Galvanlred Bucket. n o Special for Saturday FLEISCHMANN’S Hardware 815 tv. WASHINGTON ST.

Fourth .Floor State Life Building Trimmed and .wSteDx, Tailored Hats In An Extraordinary Sale! | Our reputation for value giving and the showing of ad- j j vanced modes is well established. In this sale we are sea- \\ 'j J taring the smartest of new spring styles at very reasonable * \ \ / / prices. Included are original models from our own work- Just say Fourth Vrooms and copies and adaptations of higher priced models. Floor, please, to WfjW slo' $12.50 sls “ y $5 ' $7.50 $8.50 r Children’s Hats MM3 - / X $1.49, $1.98 and $2.98 U \ New Untrimmed HATS Many Different Styles Every Color Every Price \\ 'HSk Soft Milans and Milan Hemps, Smart off-the-face models, novel \ \ TX J poke effects of Milan Hemp, Italian Milans, Semi-Rough Braids; \\ A J/X Ji Lisere Hats, Swiss Hemp Hats and Batavia Hats. \A A V /s* J/ $1,98 $3.98 $5 $lO AFRICAN OSTRICH FEATHER COMPANY Fourth Floor State Life Building

DOG HILL PARAGRAFS Miss Peachle Sims is not going to the picnic this coming summer unless she has a large, stout, handsome young man as her escort, as an ant like to have got on her at the last picnic. The Depity Constable says whenever a lawbreaker has been doing something he oughtn’t to he will shy around an officer like a mule does a paper sack in the road.

Our Sensational Bargains for Saturday Don’t ask why? Conditions must be met. We prefer to take our losa* now and forget it. Ladies’ and Misses Dresses. Values up to $15.00. A QQ Special - Men's Trousers. Sold up to $5.00. (hi AQ Special .q/l* 4 !*/ Boys’ Knee Pants. Sold up to $3.00. no _ Special i/OC School Shoes, sizes to 13. Sold up to $3.00. d*| op Special tgL^D Extra Special—Ladles’ Black Hose, first quality. * o Sold up to 50c. Special IIC Men’s and Ladies’ Shoes, all leather, black or brown. do qq Sold up to $6.00. Special EXTRA SPECIAL for 1 O’clock —25 odds and ends Ladies’ and Children’s Coats. Sold up to $25.00. d*! SQ As long as they last it/ GRANGER DEPARTMENT STORE 336 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.

New SPRING STYLES

We have a specialty shop with only one price. Hats renovated and blocked, 91.50. Caps dry cleaned and steamed, GO<*. § Flfteen years’ experience. snar THE HAT SHOP 45 end TAILORED HEADWEAR Raferty Deliver. £23 Massachusetts Ave. Opp* K. of P. Bldg.

Moorcfiaid’i portraits arc unusual and the latest tu W JRk photography. They are w the work of experts. See MaHv the ooppor-toned por* ylg F . traits today. * x- ‘mm 9th Floor Kahn Bldg. Business Men’s Lunch50c BREAKFAST FROM 7-11 Joy Fon Restaurant 126 E. NEW YORK ST. - : DISHES Our prices are the lowest. Cups and Saucers, 10c up. Dishes, 6c up. Little Furniture Store 211 E. Washington St TIMES WAXT ADS BRrNQ RESULTS.

IN MEN’S HATS That are Truly Far-a-Head $g Full Siik Lined Caps $2

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 4,1921.

BUY, BUY-and SAVE We took the “high” out of shoe prices last year. We set an example for all other stores to follow. And you can de- of* ' j pend upon it, we are going right ahead doing big tilings in pre- MU / senting new Spring stocks. Hi? / MEN’S and WOMEN’S 1 / FOOTWEAR f V ■yV $2.98, $3.98 £/j and $4.98 Men’s Shoes ALL STL YES AND SIZES Ladies’ Shoes o? C work br s w s dre ?n ni £ h *grade Shoes, new stocks added each Smart new styles English wl"*• Offered in three big lots. ChX 'Zi ’X' style and’ comfort.’ BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ SIZES "hl.S’Tr Better buy two pairs. $1.98, $2.98 and $3.98 I brown kid. Men’s Elk Scout Shoes Army Shoes Special! £££J£J££. d9 AQ SSftuffTS QQ cS- " * rab - s >°- | Ladies’ Low Cuts for Spring \r".. Oxfords, Strap Slippers. Pumps and Colon- 1 ials- Newest styles and patterns, with most £ <4l toe and heel effect. Broken Lines-one Large Lot We Save on Repairing Men’s, women’s, boys’, girls’ shoes. Repairing coßts have been cut at our store. Practically all stvles and sizes, but not all We save you at least on all repairing. sizes in every style. To close out we f® r *? t od rubb^, he f l B oa * , , - for 35<); O Sullivan or Wingfoot, 50C. offer them in one |K f \ large lot at Virginia | Leave Your Work at Any avenue store only, at A of Our Four Stores TJT "ST /Tfet W T TETHI TH~I Q 342-344 Virginia Avenue. £3 fa lIJp n I H ■ sci ■ 1108-1110 Fountain Square. |II in IH * FJ* . 038-40 South Meridian St. -BL HiA JLt, -eC. 2630 Northwestern Avenue.

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Defective Eyes Scientifically Corrected T . . Invisible Bifocals (ground Lenses in any frame or , together, not cemented) mounting in our stock, f or f ar ari (j nPar vision; ground in our own plant. complete with your choice of mountings. $4*5Q to ss*s? to sJ4*®o No Charge for Examination Hoosier Optical Company KERNEL BROS. 148 N. Illinois St. Open Saturday Evenings Manufacturing Opticians. No Charges for Examination.

GET THE HABIT Wear NOE’S QUALITY Jewelry DIAMONDS Save 20% Now On Any Stone in Our Store. A Few Specials. Just the Thing for Young Folks. *l2= and *ls= Come in While We Have Plenty The FLETCHER M. NOE JEWELRY STORE 103 N. Illinois St. Opposite Terminal Station.

MAKE THIS YOUR DAY OF INAUGURATION Not as President of the United States, but as master of your finances, by starting a Savings Account here. All deposits In Savings Accounts on or before MARCH 10TH will receive Interest from the Ist. MEYER-KISER BANK 136 EAST WASHINGTON STREET

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They’re Ready, MEN! Spring Hats —Latest Authentic Styles —Marvelous Assortments —Surprising Values Three cardinal features that spell spring hat satisfaction “Understandingly.” ; $1 -87 $0.37 JL and —an c/$3.37 —and $4,37 Be fair with yourself—get acquainted with the largest and finest assortment of new spring hats under one roof in the State. Don’t Judge qualities or style by the low prices quoted. They're possible because of our low rent location and our willingness to operate on the lowest possible margin of profit. It’s volume we are after and it's lowest prices and quality goods that get it A hat for every head. A shape for every face. All sizes and plenty of each size in every style. Get yours now and enjoy a full season's wear. Priced from $1.87 to $4.37. and Boys* New Spring Caps Imported and Domestic—All Colors. 97c, $1.47 to $2.97 —Satisfaction guaranteed. —Money cheerfully refunded. —Store open until 10 o'clock Saturday night, ] tfcanilg~[ Cor. Washington and Delaware Sts.

The Quality of PAINT ■ yIs All Important We carry a complete line of paints, varnishes, sanitas, mouldings, brushes, etc. We sell the better paint at the most reasonable prices. Indiana Wall Paper Cos. Oldest and Largest Wall Paper House In the State. Retail 51 Virginia Ave„ 130 and 132 E. Maryland St Wholesale 27-29 SL Maryland. FHONrS-Clrde 2178, Main 2279; Auto 2^870.

NITROUS OXIDE GAS FOR ABSOLUTE Painless Extracting JEST A QUIET, GENTLE SLEEP lOC FEEL NOTHING. Whether you have one or thirty teeth extracted, it's all the same. (United Union Dental Corp.) Eiteljorg & Moore DENTISTS CORNER EAST MARKET AND CIRCLE. Ground Floor. No Stairs t. Climb.

ALL WOOL SUITS anti OVERCOATS Honestly tailored to /t a P*/\ your meaiure for \*|| 1 Lift LEON TAILORING CO. *P 181 E. New York St. CLOTHING —ON—CREDIT Hoyle oarick ***<l Clothing Co.' 303-306-307 W. Washington St. 2 Doors West Senate Are J SAVE MONEY ON WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S READY-TO-WEAR THE GLOBE 330 W. Washington Bt.