Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 265, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1921 — Page 10

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For Next Year’s Income Tax Don’t be bothered again with meeting quarterly payments of your income tax. Set aside a little every week and have the necessary amount on hand another year. "We pay interest . on money deposited according to our new 50 "Weeks’ Saving Plan. Start any day to save 50 cents, sl, $2 or $5 a week on this plan and you will have at the end of the year $25.35, $50.70, $101.4C or $253.50. jflettljer fairings anti Crust Company Northwest Corner Market and Pennsylvania BRANCHES: 1253 Oliver Avenue Northeast Corner West aud Washington 2122 East Tenth Street

Clarence A. Frye Dies at Battle Creek, Mich. Following an Illness of sev*ral weeks, Clarence A. Frye, 44 years old, 31X0 North Illinois street, died at the Battle Creek Sanitarlnm, Battle Creek, Mich., yesterday. Mr. Frye was sales director of the Baker-Shook Company of this city, dealers In stocks and bonds. He is survived by his widow, three children. Lawrence, Cecile and Albert, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Frye of Brooklyn, Ind. The body will be brought to Indianapolis tomorrow for burial. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Marion Golf Club Elects Officers Special to The Times. MARION, Ind.. March 16—J. W. Little was elected president of the Marion Golf Club at a meeting held Monday evening. Other officers elected were Mrs. Tom Fruchey, vice president; Dr. B. C-. Dale, secretary; and Archie Price, treasurer.

In our West Window And on our Fifth Floor J - r you will find JgSjrjss ■> ■ % % (i fpssgr(Si(3miffi I SH ** | Os every kind For every purpose We Specialize Sherwin-Williams Paints *J . T TTT^ * and Varnishes. W / ktiZSBU' ffilowialzSl--21 Hi 1 If J j rl [I cl JTT •] Jg If H 211 Z t ~ji a° l? lYmil

Nu-Way Shoe Company Quitting Business Every Pair Must Be Sold in Thirty Days Prices on Shoes Slashed! It la absolutely Imperative that every shoe In etock be moved within 30 day*. Price* on all *hoe* have been cut to the very bone. Regardlete of what they coet or present selllrvg price, they MUST GO. We have hundred* and hundreds of pairs of shoe* that we cannot list here for lack of space. In m%ny cases the prices are more than 50 per oent less than present selling prices. Come with the expectation of receiving the biggest shoe bargains In years. Bring every member of the family In for these astounding values.

WOMEN'S SHOES ■ M One lot of kid leather <3 shoes with high or low V heels. Regular $5, $6 and RgraLLV M $7 values. These wonderful nl&i!U(I 4 bargains, while they last — W $0.98 Hlncluded In this W l°t are some small sizes au B 1 ’ at

WOMEN’S OXFORDS, pumps, oue-strsps A. f\o and Romeo comfort slippers; sold re„’u- > J Vf'S iarly for $3.00 and $3.50. Your choice *t V*■• ** ARMY SHOES—4OO pairs in lot. Strong tan shoes, built In regular army ityl.s; Goodyear At no welt aolea. Our regular $7.50 values. X/l MX Sizes 6 to 12 *r Vi ii i . .i-i—in... ■.i -I MISSES’ SHOES—Button or lace, tan or as nn black. Sizes to 2. Up to $5 values. * I MK Your choice at Y’ Children’s Shoes $1.98

151 NORTH ILLINOIS ST ■ LYRIC THEATER Store Opan Saturdays from 7:30 A. M. to 9:30 P. M.

Former City Clerk of Rushville Sentenced Special to The Times. RUSHVILLE, Ind., March 16. Carl L. .Gunning, 31, former city clerk, entered a plea of guilty this morning to a charge of embezzlement, returned in a grand Jury Indictment and was fined SSOO and sentenced from two to fourteen years in the State Prison. Gunning’s Indictment was brought about by the Charles E. Francis Company, it being charged that he had taken $8,986 of the funds while working for the company. Gunning moved from here two months ago and lived in Indianapolis when arrested and brought here for trial.

GET THE HABIT Wear ! NOE’S QUALITY Jewelry MARCH SALE—2O per cent to 60 per cent off. THE FLETCHER M. NOE 103 X. Illinois Bt. JEWELRY STOKE. Opp. Terminal Station.

MEN’S SHOES Ten and black English "/-sc* and round toe lasts ; Good- If r-uJAR-'B?*TT welt soles; all sizes If '^3l ed opportunity."

BOYS’BHOES—Sturdy shoes for achool An aq wear, ni tan calf, blucher or gunmetal V / Mrt lace. Up to $5 values. While they last.. t“ *^ t~ " - WOMEN’S SHOES—In this lot are some extra flue shoes for women in values ranging jfo A from $7 to $lO. Tan and black kia >•{ mX leathers. Your choice at epsJss/U v. ./ MEN’S FINE SHOES—Extra good leather; suitable for business or dress wear. Values a from $7 to $lO. English or round toe tL YitS models r Women’s Felt Slippers 98<!

$1,225 ROBBERY LEAVES MYSTERY Daylight Burglar Worlts Quickly at Walter Pfaff Home. Detectives today have no clew to the identity of a burglar who entered the home of Walter Pfaff, 8 Balmoral Court, 3055 North Meridian street, yesterday, and carried away jewelry and money of the total value of $1,225.50. A maid left the apartment with the children at 2:20 p. m. Mrs. Pfaff reached the apartment twenty minutes later. Police records show the department was notified of the robbery at 4:50 p. m. The Pfaffs believe the thief used a skeleton key. Motor Policeman Lansing reported he believed the burglar entered by walking along a ledge and climbing into a window, saying he found marks indicating that was the method of gaining entrance. Mrs. Pfaff reported the loss of a diamond ring valued at $425, a ring set witn two pearls and three diamonds worth S2OO, a string of imitation pearls worth $25, a wrist watch valued at S4O and a diamond ring worth $45. The thief also took a necklace set with five diamonds worth S2OO, a sapphire ring valued at S4O, a wrist watch worth $39.50 and sll cash belonging to Miss Ruth Holland, the maid, according to her report. A burglar entered the home of Margarette Lyons, 720 North Illinois street, early this morning and stole $12.50. A. C. Tanner's residence, 620 West Michigan street, was entered by a burglar, but nothing was taken. Fortune Seekers Are Halted by Policeman Five young men on their way from Ohio to the oil fields of Texas to make their fortunes were arrested at Prospect street and Keystone avenue early this morning by Patrolman Fleming, who charged them with vagrancy. They gave the names of Ward Pfautz, 23. Bradford, Ohio; Harold Arnold, 18; Ronald Johnson, 19; Arthur Meyer, 18, and Carl Smith, 18, Toronto, Ohio. Four of the jnen did not have any money, but the nfth had $29 hidden in tbs toe of a shoe. Editor Finds Pot of Gold; Will Retire Special to The Times. LA PORTE. Ind , May 16—Victor H Kirk, city editor of the La Porte Argus, is today preparing to retire from the newspaper business following the receipt of an offer of $50,000 for two lots which he purchased many years ago near the present site of the city of Tulsa, Okla. Kirk had several times concluded to let the lots go at a tax sale, but had never relinquished his ownership. He purchased the property for a few dollars. TIPTON DEMOCRATS ORGANIZE. TIPTON, Ind., March 16.—Democrats of this city held an organization meeting here Tuesday night, naming Joseph A. Lewis, ex-uiayor, as chairman. A number of women were In attendance.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1921.

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Our Congressman made a fine speech on his splendid record in Congress on Main street at Tickville last Saturday afternoon, and had a large and intelligent audience until the patent medicine show opened up on the vacant lot next to the livery stable. • • . The Depity Constable ran across some strange tracks in the road Wednesday and at first was puzzled, but upon investigation he found that they were made by Slim Picking while he was trying to keep step with a nice young lady.

h&R THE NEW APRIL RELEASES Brunswick Records ON SALE TOD A Y Brunswick Records play on any phonograph with steel or fiber needles. If you haven’t heard Brunswick Records you’re missing a treat. The new April releases are real Hits. 2069 j I Never Knew—Fox Trot Mario Perry .86 ( Blue Jean*—Fox Trot Mario Perry 2070 j Honolulu Eye. Charles Hart and Charles Harrison .85 ( O-HI-O (O-My-O!) Billy Jones 2072 ( In the Dusk—Fox Trot Rudy Wiedoeft's Californians .85 | Midnight Moon—Walts Carl Fenton's Orchestra 2074 ( Lot. Bird Ernest Hare .88 ) Why Don't You-. Ernest Hart 2077 i Crsiy Blues—F'ox Trot Bennie Krueger's Orchestra .85 ( Roy id Garden Blues—l'ux Trot Bennie Krueger's Orchestra 2078 j My Isle of Golden Dreams Frank Ferera, A. Frauchlni .85 1 Tripoli Frank Ferera and Anthony Franchlnl 2079 j Bright Eyes—Fox Trot Carl Fenton's Orchestra .85 | Honolulu Eyes—Waltz Carl Fenton's Orchestra 6010 ( Barcarolle from Talcs of Hoffmann M. Tiffany, E. Lennox 1.00 J Klegie Marie Tiffany 6042 j Still Sweeter Every Day Criterion Male Quartet 1.00 ( Brighten the Corner Where You Are Criterion Male Quartet 5044 j My Husband’s Dearest Friend Irene Williams, Sam Ash 1.00 ( Whispering Irene Williams and Crescent Mule Trio • 5045 ( Whip-Poor Will—Fox Trot Ishnm Jones' Orchestra 1.00 1 Look for the Silver Lining—Fox Trot. .Isham Jones' Orchestra 5048 1 Rose —Fox Trot Ishatn Jones' Orchestra 1.00 1 My Mammy—Fox Trot Isham Jones' Orchestra I Witches' Dance —Piano Leopold Godowsky Too* | Annl * Dorothy Jardon 'mH) 9 I Oriental*—^Violin Max Rosen 18017 I Old Refrain—Violin Ellas Breeskln 1.25 t Serenade—Violin Elias Breeskln 13918 j Mother Mochre* Theo Karle 1.25 ( Com* Hock to Erin.... Theo Karle 26008 i Marche Slav* Vesella's Italian Band 1.50 j Dam* Macabre Vesella’s Italian Band !24North \ I Opposite Penn. St -* Heitkic “A Store—and More”

Pain in Head and Shoulders Was Found Due to Teeth _l9 A Pittsburgh schoolgirl of 13 was compelled to leave school with a severe pain in the head, ne ck and shoulders running down to her fink. F , ger tips- An X lia y examination, such as this oifice is prepared to make at trifling cost, revealed the fact that the trouble was caused by a wisdom tooth which was “crowding” the one next it. Extraction gave immediate relief and the child returned to school. “Your extraction never hurt me a bit. My wife and son are satisfied the work you did for them could not be bettered.” Henry Plummer, Lawrence, Ind. THE PEOPLE’S DENTISTS Sunday, 9 a. m. to 12 m. SJ6 WEST WASHINGTON STREET. Over Gausepohl Trunk Store. mm iri runt n I—Trrr~nr1 —Trrr~nr in iiiwiiiwiiiiiinwimMMM Earning Money Is Not Prosperity; Spending Money Is Not Prosperity The prosperous people of your acquaintance are not the ones who have always earned the most, but those who have always kept the most. Every day do without something you THINK you want —put the money it would cost into the bank on interest. WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS MEYER-KISER BANK 136 East Washington Street. American Paper Stock Cos. Direct connection with large consumers of waste paper, insuring top market prices. Special attention to achool, church and residence culls. 340 W. Market St. Main 6089

Children’s photographic portraits are always y it highly prized by the | A family and friends. You f should have the little tots photographed often. V7d Jt a Bring them In today. A VOf IP 9th Floor Kahn Bldg.

NITROUS OXIDE GAS FOR ABSOLUTE Painless Extracting JEST A QUIET, GENTLE SLEEP YOU F'EEL 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 ta Climb.

Is It Worth While? T T IS a known fact that defective vision causes ninety per cent of the headaches, affects the digestion, results in frayed nerves and. many sleepless nights. And from these footholds it is but a step to the undermining of your health and the devitalizing of your disease resisting forces. Viewing it from every direction is it actually worth while for you to stake your health against such odds? Absolutely not! Let Us Examine Your Eyes at the Earliest Opportunity COME In Tomorrow and let our Dr. J. E. Kernel, or one of his competent assistants give your eyes a series of tests with our highly scientific and precisely accurate testing instruments. You may draw both upon our examinations and advice without charge or obligation. Our only charge, and that a most moderate one, is for the glasses, frame, cord and case complete. All glasses guaranteed. If lenses need changing during the first six months, we make no charge for changing. Dr. J. E. Kernel The Wm. H. BLOCK Cos.

Better Bread s2^* Malt-Milk Bread Not Made With Ordinary Milk or Water But With Nourishing MALT-MILK Sold by Your Grocer Indianapolis Baking Cos.

PLANT GARDEN SEEDS NOW LAWN GRASS SEED (CHEAPER THAN SOD) OUR ODORLESS FERTILIZER Will Keep Your Grass Almost Evergreen. CLOVER, TIMOTHY AND SEED CORN FB£E—Our New Spring Catalogue—Telle All About How to Plant and When to Plant Seeds. Write for It. • _ _ n/C VACUUM CLEANERS B FREE TRIAL EASY PAYMENTS \UgSf& HATFIELD ELECTRIC CO. AUTO. 23-123. MAIN 128. At:TO. 83-133. CLOTHING ONCRE DIT PEOPLE’S CREDIT CLOTHING CO. 45 N. PENNSYLVANIA ST. 2nd FLOOR

foralalgfi •mmanamuk) , £WCM*mOrt>trtzfertW Strop Your Blades! J In (having, the keenneaa of any lost. With your Gillette Safety Razo* blade juat as with an old style razor,” tlropping is necessary to keep the edges as keen as when new. Gillette Blade FREE Te prove is jro* th* iff veoee stropping wo will let you tax as Twinplex home for 30 | dxyatnal, orws *nU pl *s T*T. fee jrar j f vice ffuaraateML Smwpet Lilly Hardware Cos. 114-118 E. Washington St. | r —"TZT"”' | 4 Harfmanrt 1 \say* ifr Ridht I \ It IS RjjlKt / l y *-** I-tMKSHWeTOW >t, ' -VI One More Week Closing Out Sale Final Reductions on all stocks—prices cut to less than present wholesale costs. These goods must go, READ—BUY—AND SAVB Men’s $7 and $8 values.s4.so 'Men’s $5 and $6 values.s3.so Men’s good work shoes.sl.so Ladies’ $7 and $8 values.s3.so Ladies' White Canvas Shoes j.9B(> Children's Canvas Play Oxfords .......... 50<> Stop on Way to Market. . i Economy Shoe Store j 21 North Delaware. | ALL WOOL SUITS and OVERCOATS Honestly tailored to {ft fa f A Tour mea-ure for \ * I | n •ftf 1 LEON TAILORING CO. V l|r W 131 E. New York Bt. toss DISHES Our prices are the lowest. Cup. aud Saucers, 10c up. Dishes, 5e up. Little Furniture Store 211 E. Washington St. f CLOTHING —onCREDIT Hoyle -> arick and Clothing Cos. 803-305-307 W. Washington 6>h 2 Doors West Senate Are. V. < DETROIT VAPOR STOVES PENINSULAR STOVES GURNEY REFRIGERATORS CHENEY PHONOGRAPHS For Sale by HOOSIER OUTFITTING CO. 443-5 E. Wash. SAVE MONEY ON WOMEN’S AND CHIL. DREN’S READY-TO-WEAR THE GLOBE 330 W. Washington St. o___— ————i SREER-HANKINS LBR. CO. Appllers and Retail ms VULCANITE ASPHALT SHIMILES ind ROLL ROOFIMS 624 MAB*. AVE. Main 747, Phones. Auto. 22-21$. Cuticura Talcum Fxaciaatinihr Fragrant 11 Always Healthful' Sscopl. fro* of Cxtiers lxb.rstcrlM,l>pt.X.lUl4M, Mom. Everywhere 26c. , ■ ii ——l Mending Tissue SSMJTrS Fio .owing or darning. Repair. otoUUng. silk, sauu. cot.oa goods, ribbons, fabrics •f all kinds, kid gloves, mackintoshes, umbrellas, parasols, stockings, etc. Package postpaid, IS cents, two packages, li eentk Address PENN PUBLISHING CO, Elairrrllla Pa.