Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 271, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 March 1922 — Page 20

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Open Saturday Night 6 to 8:00 fcabinjs anti Crust Company _————————— ; 26 LIVES LOST WITH SUB H-42 Vessel Arises in Path of Destroyer and Crash Follows. LONDON. March 24.—The admiralty today revised the casualtlea In the sinking of the British submarine H-42 In the Strait of Gibraltar, raising them from twenty-three to twenty-six. Three of the victims were officers and the remainder men. GIBRALTAR. March 24 —A naval court of Inquiry which has begun an investigation into the sinking of the British submarine H-42 with the loss of twentysix lives, established today that the submersible arose to the surface In the path of a speedy destroyer. The destroyer did not have time to swerve from her course and crashed Into the submarine, cutting a great hole. The H-42 disappeared from sight almost immediately. LAW’S QrKEB ANTIC. MONTREAL. March 24.—Because her 12-year-old son used a dilapidated baby carriage to carry vegetables home from market and had no handcart license, Mrs. L. Brownstein was fined $3. Nothing you can say in jT Jk j% letter will carry as artsS* much joy to your distant loved one as a fine photos graphic portrait by (Incorporated) Ninth Floor. Kahn Building

DOLLARS! Men and young men if yon are look ng for a suit for Easter, this is your opportunity to save real money. We Just purchased from a merchant tailor a number of uncalled for tailored to measure suits and overcoats—garments that were made to sell for as high as $65.00. Now on sale in two lots — SUITS, _ QO up to $35.00..... . I/O 55W00...'514.98 All-Wool Fabrics, Finest Patterns. TheGRANGER Department Store 336-338 West Washington Street

j TRUSSES Doctor* send patients to n* n for trasses, knowing that oar U experts trill design and fit the appliance in eiact acn cordance with the doctor's U diagnosis. We enjoy the I complete confidence of the public and the profession. 0 Armstrong Cos. n Sf/rgioal J/istrumcntJfoust Established IKS A 84 Wrßt 'bio St. rWflHrsr*J Indlaoaii >IU, lnd. llftMfl Complete Line of Sickroom Supplies

3 ROOM OUTFIT *98 75 TERMS Famous For Our Outfits. 925-927 Virginia Are. Drexel 004?

TAXI CABS TO The Flower Show Main 0805 INDIANA TAXI CO. Receipt Printing Meters

Garden Spades 49d Garden Rakes 35c Poultry Netting, Id per sq. foot Paints, All Colors. Fleischmann’s

Easter is April 16. Hare your clothe* cleaned and pressed and remodeled for Easter. Expert tailors, cleaners and dyer*. We call for and deliver. We guarantee to please you. S. TUCHMAN 2342 NORTH ILLINOIS ST. KAndolph 2121.

Mending Tissue o" e thk n ag! No sewing or darning. Repairs clothing, silk, satin, cotton goods, ribbons, fabrics of all kinds, kid gloves, mackintoshes, umbrellas, parasols, stockings, etc. Package postpaid 15 cents, two packages 25 txnuL Address PENN FIBLISHING CO, Blair* ville, Pa.

RUN ON BANK LAID TO PLOT Claim Made Enemies of Official Wrote Anonymous Letters. CHICAGO. March 24—The attempted run on the Northwestern Trust and Savings Bank, In which hundreds of fcreignborn depositors stormed the Institution and demanded their money, was liid to a plot today. Enemies of John F. Smutski, former State treasurer and president of the bank, wrote anonymous letters causing the panic, investigators claim. “We want our money,” shouted the mob in front of the bank last night." “Come and get it,” yelled Smutski. But the mob dispersed when assured by bank officials and welfare workers that the Institution was solvent. IT HAPPENED IN TERRK HAIT& TERRE HAUTE, Ind., March 24. Three g.rls wearing snappy tweed “knickers” on the street here, were taken to police headquarters by police. Captain Vanpoole released . them after declaring they should be put in prison. MAN Id. TAKES 4TH WIFE, 16. MOULTRIE. Ga., MaPch 24—Hardy Hart. 76, prosperous farmer, married his fourth wife late yesterday. She was Miss Eugenia Hartley 10.

Cash or Payments Your Old Stove As Part Payment CHARLES KOEHRING 882 Virginia Avenue. DR exel 9400

Fourth Floor State Life Building

Jus* say “Fourth Floor, Please,” to the Elevator Man.

Hats that echo the latest millinery modes—in every color of fashion’s rainbow, Milans, hair braids, silk crepes or taffeta stitched with straw. $4 ,sg.so, $| q

AFRICAN OSTRICH FEATHER CO. Fourth Floor State Life Building

UMAjg f.asy to Play $ 4QC KHH Easy to Pay — *“*l ,4 *\ ’ (.Pronounced <ju. 3RAN. sen) GulbfDca Trad* Mark The Edison Shop '< Pennsylvania Street

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The Deptty Constable has been pursuing Raz Barlow nearly all of this week, but has failed to overtake him, ns Raz, at the beginning of the chase, let the Dcpity get in front of him.

Clever New Styles in Hats for Girls Milans and attractive Straw Combinations— Hats that the most particular mother will choose for daughter •—fine Milans, roll brim and off-the-face Hats, in black and high shades—t. .98 sn.9B l = fo /

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1922.

The Handy Little Sidewalk Sulky is with us again /v Economy Prices —it comes with 10QC Inch rubber tire I wheels. C—|. (Like Illustration.) \J\jp Two Other Styles At $2.75 At $3.75 Painted .°d; equip- it has 10-inch rub- ber ool's, ped with rear safe- jj er n re wheels and tufted leatherette ty brace ; reversible back as “temper^ —Third floor. well. 6pringß. Charles Mayer & Company 29-31 W. Washington Street. Established 1840.^-

Rapp’s Saturday Shoe Sale /If • of the house of A J Choice 5-=™ $4.98 (Aunt Polly Shoes Excepted) SATURDAY wo offer choice of any ladies’ \ shoe, slipper or oxford in our entire stock at \ $4.98, the only exception being our famous KSjßßEftk \ Aunt Polly stylish out sizes. This means choice H&Bmß&jk \ of thousands of pairs of spring's newest and best creations in feminine footwear at savings ffl up to one-half, as many of our lines sell :egu- __ Men! a $1.69 Special! Several cases men’s brown and for a good, durable work shoe for % 1 EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING WHILE YOU WAIT Rapp’s New Easter Apparel Saves You Money. No Charge for Alterations. COATS, $5.98 Worn- SUITS, $14.95 Worner.'s and misses' spring era's all-wool serge suits. sport coats In the new Newest spring models. ‘,R - tweed and novelty cloths. Fancy end plain tailored, rrßLrj'! tan, Copen, brown and braid trimmed and era- ©S? all shades— qq broidered. Rapp's nr Rapp's cut price.... ipJ.i/O cut price * rag COATS, $9.98 Several skirts, 814.98 All- f7\A hundred smart coats and wool prunella skirts in a Ht v capes in the three popu wide range of models K“lj |4 lnr lengths, all dark aud and patterns; pleated and ~ U 1 I h t shn<!es, nil wool plain. Ilart/* &> 4ad &f” cloth*—ltapp's ....$9.98! cut price $4.90 IHM 1 n DRESSES,. 9.9 B—Wor- £Bu\ l*®, coa^s r ' S flnd r °cl.pe a fur r girls •>'• at “ s * ilk Hi OSS and little tots. An endless wool dresses In n great va- rjfc'ffgfrj vjrlety of models an and rlety of colors and models, gggt'’fr colors. Priced 87.98. regular and out sixes— Wi gpfefrA $5.98. $4.98 *9 QO Happ's *Q qq aud . jpO-vO cut price yv.PO X/ —— Save On Other Lines Too Coc Women's Gauze Unions 39<* SI.OO Men's Work Shirts 69<* SI.OO Sample Voile Waists 59c 4 $1.50 Men's Heavy Overalls... .98tf 6<c Women's Lisle Hose 39C 20c Men's Work Gloves ]OC $1 00 Women's Coutll Corsets. G9<? $1.50 Men's Dress Shirts 98<> $1 (► Bungalow Aprons Ol><* sl.ts) Men's Itlbbed Unions 79^ $4.50 New Silk Waists si: 98 SIOO Boys' Knee Pants 69^ 65c Spring Undermuslins 48C SS.OO Boys' 2-Pant Suits... $4 08 50c Girls' Sateen Bloomers 35<* SIOO Boys’ Coverall Suits 79C" $1.50 Auto Brand Work Shirts.J)BC 20c Children’s and Women’s $2 00 Auto Brand Overalls. .$1 39 Hose 1 Oe* 75c Men's Summer Unions 59C $1 25 Girls' Gingham Dresses.. 79c* 5c Boys’ Summer Unions 48<* $1 50 and $2 00 Girls' Sample 65c Bovs' Rib Overalls 48c Hat* 98<* SI.OO Women's Sateen Fettl- $2 00 Gingham House bockers G9C l dresses $l4B Rapp’s Cut Price Store 338-340 E. Washington St.

Double Vision Glasses The comfort and convenience of having a single pair of glasses do for both far and near vision must be experienced to be appreciated. Wear Kryptok Invisible Bifocals (ground together—not cemented) in any frame or mounting in our Aq (M O stock pO to IplZ It takes skill and good Judgment to fit double-vision lenses. Many people believe they can not wear them. We guarantee satisfaction or a change to two separate pairs. Single, vision glasses, complete with your choice d* a of our mountings J) / We will duplicate your glasses or fill your oculist’s prescription at these prices. Hoosier Optical Cos. Manufacturing Opticians. MAin 6529. 148 N. Illinois St.

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

PEN FURNITURE CO. Large enough to furnish any home. Small enough to save you money. Compare our quality and prices with them all. North of Keith’s Theatre 131 North Penn. St.

Satisfaction Guaranteed We Strive to Washington and Delaware. THE GLOBE OUTLET Established 1888 For Your Convenience Store Open Saturdays Till 10:00 P. M. tSale of Men’s and Young Men’s New Spring Suits Conservative and sport models, single and double- TH | breasted, herringbone and jB H pencil stripes. All wanted BS B f B colors. Every suit is splen- jw B Other Suits From $16.85 to $29.85 ¥T "V TP ¥~> At* Continuing the Sale of 111 -Al 1 XV /A • BOYS’ ALL WOOL Men’s Blue 2 Pants Suits Chambray Shirts $6.97 and $9.87 fl l| j /4=%ml 1 J This sale Includes all our See Our m;Wj ,'g§\ L aew spring, boys’ twoIV’ivri R9| I pants suits. In plain colW maOW Good quality, double ors, tweeds, fancy checks DisulaVS stitched, cut full to size. T@ and stripes. Sizes 6to 18 ~ A really remarkable value. years. SPECIAL—Large Wooden Candy Buckets, 10£ Each

Fill Your Medicine Chest Now First aid week calls attention to the necessity of a well stocked medicine chest —and at the same time shows again the advantage of buying Hook’s everyday cut price drugs.

Antiseptics 35c Carbolic Acid, *jr*_ 6 oz AdC 25c Formaldehyde, 15c °°Lysol 39C 50c Lister- 0Q _ Ine OJQ (XV Glyco 4C Thvmollno HJC 65c Vera septol C I’ll re Yellow lA_ Vaseline IvC 25c Medicated Alcohol, 20c

SOME ARE NEEDED IN EVERY HOUSEHOLD

25c Sweet Spirits of Nitre. 20c ounce .vt 25c Essence of Peppermint, 9flr ounce ...AU4. 50c Aromatic t’ascara, 4 ti-JV 35c Camphorated ls < c !’?"'. n *'.....loc 35c Castor OH, OC/. 25c Turpentine 1 C 4 ozs * ?L 25c Witch Hazel ozs 15 c 13c Rochelle 1 A . Salts, oz IUL 30c n Inkle's Casoart Cathartic *) 1. I’lUs txC 25c Aromatic Spirits of Ammonia, lsc 25< - Carbolated 1 C Vaseline UC 25c Zinc Oxide t Q Ointment 11/C

Real Values <£, Spring Shoes COME in tomorrow and see for yourself the fine values we offer in attractive Spring Shoes. Our women’s and girls’ models include Flapper I limps, fflHmfy Jazz Oxfords, Grecian sandals, as well as more conseivative Eong an<3 ■ P £* You Like ■ &pace HORUFF’S -§—■

When You Save Anyhow—in spite of the reasons why you can’t, you are mastering yourself. You have stopped following the crowd and are forging to the front. Stop making excuses and start to save. Make it a part of your life to steadily accumulate small sums in the bank, and you will cease being a “trailer.” $1 will open a Saving’s Account. We Pay On Savings MEYER-KISER BANK 136 East Washington Street Open all day Saturday, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.

Sickroom Needs Thermometers (clinical 1 tfl off minute, 9So; minute <PI.£J Medicine C_ Droppers - *>C Medicine Glasses 1 A (pressed) - 1 vL $2.00 Combination Cl OQ Syringe 1. £/ $1.50 Velvet Hot Water QQ Bottle ‘'OL 75c Bulb fiO/WIIL 00c Rubber dQr Gloves • $1.75 Enamel Douche Pan. complete with hose and Q 1 Id pipes ' y *• A"*

75c Analgesique Bauma (Bengue) JJC 35c t'rtguentlne OQ. Ointment L JC 60c Vick's AQSalvo HjC 50c Menthola- 9Qc> turn now 0%/C 75c Hunt's ct - Salvo 04C 80c Bucklen's 94Arnica Salve— Gauze Bandage, ten yds., 2 Ins. Off wide, 3 r 0115... DOC Gauze Bandage. ten yds., 2'4 Ins. 9C wide, 2 r 0115... 4JC 50c Absorbent OQCotton. 8 0m...05C Adhesive Plaster 1 Inch by tQ 1 yard lUC Court Plaster i a _ (3 pieces).. IvC Bellview Gauze, 1 yard, 170; 7Q--5 yards I “C Hospital Cot- oQton, lb 03C Adhesive Plaster, - Inches by rz D yards OtIC

15c Powdered 1 A Alum, 4 ozs IUC 35c Ilamomila Flowers, 3 ozs.. tJC Ssc Cream of *)Cr Tartar, 3 ozs— LO L 25c Senua Leaves, ozs 15c 15c Bicarbonate of Soda, Iftc 15c row. Sul- Ifi/* phur, 8 ozs IUC 25c Quinine Capsules, 2 gr„ 1 C _ 1 Old Mission Chocolate 9C r Quinine ....... .s•*’15c Malena 1 9c Salvo ILK ' 60c Uesinol dd,.Ointment 50c Cnticura QQ Ointment JjC 75c Llbradol, r i priced DtC 65c Musterole, zq cut price d“C 60c Para- dQ/ caraph for

Dependable Drug Stores Hair Net Sale The Dozen Nets 59c These "Perfection” nets are made by the manufacturers of Unlearn hair nets; they are all cap shaped, obtainable either In the double or single mesh for only 59C. All colors are to be had except white or gray. $2.00 Hair Clippers °>>lr $ 1.29 Clip through a guard down to a thrifty-second of an Inch. Are fine for keeping the back of the neck clean. Tuxedo Tobacco D T°r $ 1.35 There Is a mighty good bargain for the pipe smoker. These are the regular 17c tins of Tuxeilo. Smaller' quantities sell — 6 Tins Tuxedo 70c 2 Tins Tuxedo 25c Cigar Special for Week-End 10c Hard Rubber Cigar Holder will b given at no co3t with each 50c purchase of Tobacco Girl Cigars. 5c Tobacco Girls 6 for 25 c Box of 2 7 SI.OO

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

GLAZER’S New Location 211 E. Washington St

GET THE HABIT WEAK | NOE’S QUALITY JEWELRY THE FLETCHER M. NOE JEWELRY STOKE. I*3 N. Illinois St. Opp. Terminal Ota.

TRY A WANT AD IN IHE TIMES.