Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 187, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1921 — Page 20

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Open Saturday Night 6 to 8:00 jflrttfjfr Jfcatoings anu Crust Company IN DI ANATOLIS POLICEMAN IS SHOT BY THUG Kokomo Officer Surprises Burglar in Store and Duel Results KOKOMO, Ind., Dec. 18.—Bart Amos, veteran merchant policeman, was shot and seriously Injured early today In a revolver battle with a robber caught looting the Rapp department store. The robber escaped after an exchange of shots with Amos and the watchman's ■on, who was on duty with him. A heavy caliber bullet lodged under Amos’ left collar bone, but his chances of recovery were believed good. Police throughout the State were notified to watch for John Pullen. 20, wanted In connection with the shooting. A coat identified as Pullen's, who Is said to be out on parole from the Jeffersonville Reformatory, where he was sent in 1016. was left behind by the robber. The water works company's office, adjoining the Rapp store, also was robbed. Following the shooting of a policeman by a burglar at Kokomo, the Indianapolis police today were asked to search for John Pullen, ex-convlct, who, the Kokomo police allege, fired the shot. Bergeant Benson of Kokomo telephoned the Indianapolis department that Pullen Is believed to have escaped In an automobile at 2 a. m. He said Pullen was sent to the -Jeffersonville reformatory In 1918, and that he was later paroled to Chicago. Pullen had not lived at Kokomo since leaving the reformatory. He had been arrested a number of times, the Kokomo police say. Pullen is 26 years old. INDIANAPOLIS MAN CHOSEN. Lowell Wilson of Indianapolis was elected president of the Indiana Manufacturers of Dairy Products Association at the Claypool Hotel yesterday. Other officers elected were: A. P. Holly, Indianapolis, secretary; Monroe Schlosser. Frankfort, treasurer; Glen Ogle, Evansville, chairman of the butter division, and W. H. Johnson, Bloomington, secretary of the division. An address on business was made by Prof. J. A. Estery, head of the economic department of Purdue University.

Dorit cough TPHE violent paroxysms of coughing i soon eased by Dr. King’s New Discovery. Fifty yearn a standard remedy for colds. Children like it. No harmful drugs. All druggists, 60c. Dr. King’s New Discovery For Colds and Coughs Make Bowels Normaf. Nature's way is the way of Dr. King's Pills—gently and firmly regulating the bowels, eliminating the intestine clogging waste. At all druggists, 25c. 2 PKOM.PT 1 "WON’T GKXPS r. King’s Pills

DENTIST NITROUS OXIDE GAS For Painless Extracting Just a quiet gentle sleep. You feel nothing. Safe and harmless If you are worried, nervous and afraid to have those old teeth taken out, come to us, and forget your troubles, (United Unton Dental Corp.) Eiteljorg & Moore Corner E. Market Bt. and Circle. (2S years In same location) Ground Floor. Lady Attendant.

3 ROOM OUTFIT $ 9S' 75 SI.OO Per Week ’ -f izul: Famous For Oar Oattits. BCS 927 Virginia are. Drexel 0017.

Kiddie Kars- $1.25 to $4.00 Tricycles $3.00 and up Wagons $3.75 and up Ball Bearing Roller Skates—Girls or Boys. Special $1.65 Fleischmann’s Hardware 515 West Washington St.

DETROIT VAPOR STOVES PENINSULAR STOVES GURNEY REFRIGERATORS CHENEY PHONOGRAPHS For Sale by HOOS’ER OUTFITTING CO. 143-5 E. Wash.

Mending Tissue ot^SS^agl No mwlh( or darning. Repairs clothing, allk. satin, cotton goods, ribbons, fabrics of all kinds, kid gloves, mackintoshes, umbrellas, parasols, stockings, etc. Package postpaid, 15 cents, two packages, 25 gen PENN FCBLISHINQjCO.,

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'll At preaching last Sunday, Rnz Barlow was so dressed up very few of his friends knew him and he didn't know anybody. * * Poke Eazley observes that battleships are dropping a little in price, as a person can get a fairly good one now for forty-two million dollars f. o. b. his front gate. • • • Grander Creek, after being almost dry, nearly all summer, Is again full of water, and Sidney Hocks says he bets the fish are glad, as at times last summer the creek was O o dry he noticed some of the fish had dust on their backs. DOCTOR NOT A KISSER. CHICAGO, Dec. 16—Dr. Ernest E. Breaks fainted when an attorney asked him how long It had been since he kissed his wife, In a hearing on his suit for divorce.

Glasses for Christmas There is no gift more useful or lasting when neededanti the best can be had here at a reasonable price Curved Lenses, any frame or mounting Kryptok Invisible Bifocals for far and you mav select or best suited to you. near vision, complete with mounting case complErt. $4.00 o $5.50 cemented).. SB.OO .o $12.00 No Charge for Examination SS HOOSIER OPTICAL COMPANY 148 North Illinois St.

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if Saturday Again Fried Chicken Plate Lunch 35c West Washington Street Stors Corner of Senate and Washington. Onr Saturday fried chicken lunches are so popular that we know our chicken Is as delicious and tender and brown as you would have It. Here Is tomorrow’s Plate Lunch—and the Price, only 3<> ! Fried Chicken Mashed Potatoes and Gravy Vegetable Salad Hot rolls and Butter Coffee, Tea or Milk Adams Chicklets Given Away Free Christmas Cigars We are prepared to serve you with all the popular brands of cigars at prices you really must consider. $1.25 Tobacco <ts aa Girl 3)1. UU SI.BB Lincoln (ps nr Highway <pI.UJ SI.BB /r Cinco Jpl. DD SI.BB San <ty nr Felice sl.o') SI.BB Charles <fs nr Denby <piDd Tobaccos 75c 8-o*. Tins Prince Albert. Velvet or n j Tuxedo U^C $1.60 16-o*. Tins Prince Albert, SEi." $1.19

BAND TO SEEK LEGION HONOR IN TOURNAMENT Marion County Organization Will Enter New Orleans Contest. The national band championship of tho American Legion Is the goal toward which the Marion County American Legion Band is striving In its presentation of world war movies at the Broadway Theater this week. Profits from the war pictures will be used to uniform and otherwise equip the band so that It may compete with other legion musical organize '.ons at the national convention in New Orleans next year. The pictures are the official Govern-

J. P. Mullally andJEWELRY 23 MONUMENT PLACE

Eastman Premo Cameras Specially Priced for the Holidays It is a unique sale event to bo able to offer Kastman C ameras at special pricings. Note the saving from the regular prices here—the Christmas gift for the children. $2.50 Box Premo No. 2 for .....SI.OS $3.50 Box Premo No. 2A for * - §3.29 SB.OO folding Premo No. 2 for SO.OS All carry the roll films. No. 2 takes picture 2*4x314; box No. 2A. 216*3*4; folding Premo No. 2, 2*4x3V4Quart Vacuum Bottle, $ 1.69 Another most unusual value. This bottle Is of genuine spun aluminum, highly polished, with a top equipped with Insulated folding handles. The top can therefore be conveniently transformed Into an extra cup, and used with as hot a liquid as desired without endangering ones fingers. Our previous shipment of these bottles sold out so fast we would suggest shopping early to make sure of yours.

Toilet Counters are Replete With Christmas Suggestions

There are vanity perfume droppers, curiously patterned little purse llasks, at only $1.25; there are gorgeous toilet sets In silk-lined cases possessing a wide price range; vanity compacts; perfume mijets—as they are called - little glass containers with rod droppers, filled with the most exquisite French perfumes, only SI.OO. The lovely Ivory Pyralin pieces are worthy of a visit just in them-

selves. And so it goes. But we would not have you overlook the perfumes and toilet waters ready in handsome bottles, some separately boxed. Note how advantageously they are priced.

Bottled Perfumes, Flower Odors Priced 25c and 35c The bottles are ounce sized, the 35c bottle is an attractive frosted

glass. Djer-Kiss Porfume, original ounce bottle, $1.98Garden glo Terfume (Palmer’s) ounce cut glass bottle, $3 50; original %-ounce bottle, sl-2t; original (6-ounce bottle, 75<^Ideal Perfume (Hougibant’s) original ounce bottle, $3-74; (silk box), 2(4 oz.. $7 24Jasmin Perfume (Coty’s) original ox. bottle, $5 98Lndv Marv Perfume, original bottle, small, 75C; original oz. bottle, $1 50 L’Oirgan Perfume (Ooty’s), plain, 2oz. bottle, $5.19; 2-oz. bottle, with silk cord, $6 19Mary Garden Perfume, oz. eork stopper bottle. $2.40; oz. glass stopper bottle, $3 74-

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16,1921.

ment movies, taken by Corporal R. H. Ingleson, personal photographer of General Liggett, who lectures each afternoon and evening. They will be shown at the Broadway until Sunday evening, including a Sunday matinee. The band gives a concert in front of the theater preceding each showing. Under the leadership of Bandmaster Hillard Frances, the band has become one of the best In the city. Most of the musicians have seen from one to three years overseas’ service, while 60 per cent bear ciatlons. The band has volunteered its services without charge for all partrlotlc and civic events requiring music in Indianapolis, and' has made several trips to other parts of the State. Financial support for this work has been forthcoming from members only. SHORTAGE OF RICE. CAIRO, Dec. 10.—The Egyptian rice crop was greatly damaged this year as a result of low water in the Nile. Consequently the supply available is believed to be Insufficient to meet the domestic demands.

Christmas Diamond Jewelry To Suit Any Purse From our large stock of loose diamonds we have mounted Into very artistic designs rings, earrings, studs and lavallieres. Don’t delay until the Christmas rush. Will be glad to lay aside the selection made now. Diamonds S4O to SI,OOO Wedding Rings $6 to sl2 Watches .. sl4 to S2OO

Mavis Perfume, 2-oz. fancy package, $3 50. Chlnwnb Toilet Water, $1.50. Lady Mary Toilet Water, $l5O. Mary Garden Toilet Water, 5-oz. S3OO Three Flowers Toilet Water, $l5O. Gardenglo, 3-pleee toilet set, containing toilet water, powder and rouge, $3 00. Gardenglo 2-piece Set, containing perfume and talcum powder, $lB5. Mavis 3-pioce toilet set, containing toilet water, talcum and sachet powder, $1.49. Mavis 4-piece toilet set, containing perfume, toilet water, talcum powder and face powder, for $3.39.

“The More Stockings the Better,” says Santa 1 RADIOPTICON(pJ-5,.) i |l I It’s almost like having a movie theater right in one’s home. f, J || ;! Postcards and kodak pictures, plain and colored, reproduced | j Lj! on any improvised "screen” (plain white or smooth sheet) ' \ ISB magnified many times its size. Radiopticon provides endless ! n f? evenings of entertainment Safe and easily operated. j 7 S Equipped with light bulbs and 8 feet of cord for attaching to J|' | any electric light fixture. • i: j 13 Priced: $5, $7.50, $11.50, 1 3 sls and $21.50 ’| 1 Charles Mayer & Company g 29 and 31 W :st Washington Street.

SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY COMFY SLIPPERS Similar to one shown, in old rose, lavender, Men’s Felt Slippers, with | comfort soles, of very good **:. 98c Always the best values in Footwear. Prices up to $5. None higher WORTHMORE SHOE Cos., Inc. FORMERLY NU-WAY SHOE COMPANY 151 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET Just North of Lyric Theater

STOP! STOP! Don’t, delay having your furnace put in good condition for the cold weather. We clean and repair any furnace, and carry in stock Fircpots, Grate Bars and Smoke Pipes for all well-known makes of furnaces. PHONE US TODAY SINK & EDWARDS PHONE MA In 2208 219 N. Delaware St. 809 N. Senate Ave.

TRY A WANT AD IN TIIE TIMES. THEY BRING YOU CLICK RESULTS.

Footwear Valuables That Speak for Themselves Shop around all over town, you can’t beat our prices. Just try to match our 181 l uii s^oos double what wo ask. We’ve been in the shoe business for about fifty 4 years, and wo know what we are talking about when we say li.;f Our Values Can’t Be Beat mm $2-98 *0.98 $4.98 JMfM Christmas Slippers Women - s ] 'Bovs’ Girs 1 LADIES’ MEN’S (T 7 T~) sl.ooandsl.69 $1.69 to $2.69 “ en ‘ Comfort Shoes x x T Y Work Shoes in vici kid kid or calfskin. Como in leather and buckskin soles. j n black and brown. Everett and and gunmetai. All soles J Also blfvs' Boudoir, ribbon and fur trimmed. „ .. „ ... . sizes and widths. rmv styles and . , Romeo styles. Remarkable value at Excellent wearing “ d Over 25 different styles. All colors. qualities. Black (J these low prlc- . And army styles and brown. p H O W in black, brotvn. No table shoes. JL yj nSwlsilw and drab, easily sjjs $ 3148 ©f T A ¥ T FT 1 ITT 1 9 fCZ? /E\ nUrCUr Sr f p ar A 342-344 Virginia Avenue. 1108-1110 Fountain Square. ft |J 1 938-940 South Meridian Street. 2630 Northwestern. \\ IiCIC 3 Come where you are welcome. Plenty of parking space.

Getting close to Chrlstf mas. Delay no longer if you would give photoWffWf graphic portraits—the gilts with your pergonal 1 Am charm. Ninth Floor. Ktha Bldg.

We Make PANTS and sell ’em direct to YOU at a saving. I UAIiT tailoring co. LLUn 254 Mass. Ave.

Fourth Floor State Life Building EVERY HAT IN STOCK Reduced for Clearance Choose From Three Big Lots *1 *2 *5 MILLINERY TRIMMINGS Just the needed touch to brighten up vour winter hat. Grapes, Cherries, Flower Wreaths, Crashed Strawberries, Fruits, Vegetables, etc. 69c Children’s dM qo Tams-Tams Beavers... J Suedelike 59c Great Value*. v African Ostrich Feather Cos. Fourth Floor State Life Building

23-123 MAIn 0123 Electric Washing and Wringing Machine Guaranteed to wash 100% clean. Sold on easy payment*. The Hatfield Electric Company Corner Maryland and Meridian Streets.

XMAS CANDY AND NUTS Geiger's Old-Time Mixed Candy 19C lb., 3 for 504 Shellbark Hickory nuts. .154 lb. 1 flanlds rJust on# square east of Pennoylrnnla at Washington and Delaware. -Hill 111 ...I !!■

You Can Buy It Cheaper at MOYER’S 137-139 W. Washington It