Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 261, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1922 — Page 12

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f An indelible record of your personality at its ' IF best—a photographic porkf*wt trail by Ninth Floor. Kahn Building

Family Washing 16V2 Pounds for SI.OO 6c Each Additional Pound Soft Water Quick Delivery Call Drexel 6776 6777 One of our trucks will call FAMILY WASH LAUNDRY 831-837 E. Wash. St.

This Desk — Is one see want you to All quartered oak, highly finished, excellent cabinet work. At a price that will surprise you; either in flat top or stenographer's design. MOlJifl MAln 04*9. 116 8. PENNSYLVANIA ST.

f DEFORMITY j T£AC JL* Si s Tour WHACO Brace. Truss or AbJ dominal supporter must fit and I give perfect aatiaflet ion, or we 1 give your ns-Jney hack. This guarJ ante? is possible because we know 1 our appliances wiU make good. j W rt .fi. Armstrong Cos. n ZTsie S(/rgiaal JhstnunentJfouse Established UPkj. mat: 34 West Ohio St. Indianapolis, lud. jßMM'aflfiMf Complete line of CTKWJ Sickroom Supplies

Cuticura Soap AND OINTMENT Clear the Skin **. •and irei: Cwtl acr> la -iS3i,ctw.

GET THE HABIT | WEAR NOK’S QUALITY JEWELRY ' THE FLETCHER M. NOE JEWELRY STOKE. 103 S, Illinois St. Opp. Terminal Sta.

Mending Tissue ofVi'^aoe •No sewing or darning. Repairs clothing, silk, satin, cotton goods, ribbons, fabrics of all kinds, kid gloves, mackintoshes, umbrellas, parasols, stockings, etc. Package postpaid lo cents, two packages 25 cents. Address PEXX PC BUSHING CO., Blairsville, Pa.

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PRATHER WALL PAPER CO. 229 East Ohio St. Opposite City Hall LI ncoln 6225.

LABOR HEARINGS INQUIRY SUBJECT Chicago Grand Jury Looks Into Acquittal of Leaders. CHICAGO, March 13.— Recent triala of labor leaders were probed today by a grand jury. The Jury considered alleged Irregularities said to hare resulted in acquittal of William Quesse and Simon O’Donnell, union business agents charged with levying graft on contractors and Thomas Welsh, charged with the murder of Adolph Georg, case owner. Probe of Walsh’s first trial was held while he was on trial charged with the murder of George Gast, George’a barkeep. Judge Kickham Sca.ilan, chief Justice of Criminal Courts, pleaded with the jury to “take the leadership of unions out of the hands of criminals and ex-con-victs.” Marion Club Will Have New Features ________ The building committee of the Marion Club, composed of A. H. Taylor, Kirke Howe and James M. Mi.rris, has announced when remodeling of the club quarters is begun in April the gymnasium will be converted into a case and dance floor, a ladies’ restroom will be added and eight new sleeping rooms will be added.

XXX WE give the same careful attention to the fitting of a comfortable frame or mountings as we do in testing your eyes. No Extra Examination Charge Lenses in this frame or any mounting in our stock— Complete, $ 4 to $ 7 We use only the finest in lenses 'md frames HOOSIER OPTICAL COMPANY 148 North Illinois Street MA in 6529. One-Half Square North Terminal Bldg.

Different---and Better hHoo.ooo Here your clothes are washed y * Laundress cleaner, sweeter, fresher—without marks, without rubbing, with SOFT water, with less / $Pi friction and LESS WEAR. f! lsr--imTwl n Model laundry service is dis--1( lj f erent and better. The cost is L*undt&^ Washing Headquarters Cs) Satisfy ing Servict Nathan T. Washburn Geo. W. Pein Isaac B. Taylor

an 23 MA,n 0123 Electric Washing and Wringing Machine Guaranteed to waah 100% clean. Sold on easy payments. The Hatfield Electric Company Corner Maryland and Meridian Streets.

Announcing the Opening of a New Wholesale and Retail WALL PAPER STORE Best Grade of Paper Right Prices Best of Service All High-Class Decorators will carry our line. All housewives will want Our Line Come in and get acquainted Special Opening Sale On All Last Year’s Carried Over from Our Retail Store. Store Open from 6:30 A. M. to 6 P. M.

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f Frisby Hancock returned from town this week with his pockets full of different kinds of patent medicine samples, and now he wishes he had taken one kind at a time so that he could of told which one it was that helped him so. • * . Yam Sims attended an entertainment on the other side of Musket Ridge Tuesday night. It was so high class he did not know whether It was good or not until he heard somebody else say so.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1922.

Lions Set 150 Goal in Membership Drive “One hundred and fifty members by April 8,” Is the slogan that has been adopted by the Lions’ Club in its membership drive now under way. Luncheons will be held at English’s case every day this week at which the drive, membership classifications and membership problems will be discussed. Many members have agreed to devote one-half day each to the drive and officers of the club say they feel sure the membership goal will be reached. Spring Weakness Is Overcome and the blood purified and vitalized by Hood’s parilla I

Here We Are Again I Another Car Load Will be on track just south of police station TUESDAY morning. This car will consist of both winter caught and pan frozen fish. Quality fully guaranteed. Come early and bring your baskets—or we will wrap them in paper for you if you prefer. Car will consist of the following varieties: Dressed Lake Superior Blue fins. (Fine for fry-\ *3 in S> Per jg Fancy Round Winter Caught Mullets. (2 to 3l Lb. Sjs lbs. each. Fine as can be) j fe, OjF (We will sell 3 pounds of the above 25£) Fine Round Lake Pickerel. (Sizes 2to 5 lbs. I p er g Round Tuiibee "(Whitefish)' V.7.7.7.7.7.7. \ Lb ’ iSa 6,000 Pounds of Winter Caught and Pan It, 1 Frozen YELLOW PIKE /Vjf I "ZSi (1 to 2i/ 3 lbs. each) ) Lb> Jm 2 V WHERE TO COME— Alabama and Washington Streets—then one block south to police station and there we are. Look for our signs and banners. PLANT FISH COMPANY WATCH DAILY TIMES FOR OUR NEXT CAR.

Fish-Fish-Fish I Follow the Crowds to the— I WILLIS STORE 337 EAST MARKET STREET BETWEEN ALABAMA AND NEW JERSEY STS. jy ■ ■■■ ■■ wm r CARLOAD SALE NOW GOING ON Fancy Round Tdibee (White Fish) \ agn %to I Pound Each i ||| ||' gr Fancy Round Lake Pickerel ... . \ B | Fancy Round W. C. Mullets. .. . ( 11 §! if r^J 9 Dressed Lake Superior Bluefins • . JL V “• 10,000 Pounds of Winter Caught, Round / 1 Yellow Pike, (1 to 2Vg Lbs. Average) .• j On This Sale We Do Not Deliver or Clean Finli WILLIS Fish and Oyster Cos. 337 EAST MARKET STREET

The Best in Dentistry TfjgpfgP at the Least in Price Friendly and homey treatment to all, are the main reasons <we are always busy. For painless extracting, we give nitrous oxide gas and oxygen. Just a quiet, gentle sleep. You feel nothing. EITELJORG & MOORE, Dentists Corner East Market St. and Circle. Ground Floor. Lady Attendant.

GLAZER’S New Location 211 E. Washington St.

FEWELL and RAWLING Palmer CHIROPRACTORS Graduates 408 State Life Bldg. Circle 4705. X-Ray Service. STRAIGHT CHIROPRACTIC IS WHAT YOU NEED.

STATE LIFE LUNCH Quick Service, Courteous Treatment, Pure Foods STATE LIFE BLDG.

We clothe the Entire Family ON CREDIT Peoples’CreditClothingCo. 46 North Pennsylvania Street Second Floor.

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SHOES For the Whole Family LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S MEN’S and BOYS’ Shoes, Oxfords and Slippers h ftad MDWlltlT , Black, brown, gray*, with French, in black and brown. Ah widths and military and low bee la. Satina, else*. Fresh, new stocks. AbaoSuedea, Kid* and Patents. lutely first alais. Na seconds er table shoes—Every pair fitted by expert salesmen SHOeT* 3 J Company 204 P,00,r \ y State Life BWjf

You Can Spend the Money You Have Saved —but You Can t Save the Money You Have Spent SAVE NOW and laler on yyr can spell NOW backwards, because you will have W-O-N. We Pay 4V2% On Savings MEYER-KISER BANK 136 East Washington Street Get one of our little Home Banks.

Window Shades Recolored Indiana's Leading “Blind Men “ R. W. DURHAM CO. 136 N. Alabama Si. MAin 5829

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