Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 291, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 April 1922 — Page 5

APRIL 17, 1922.

BLACKER’S FAMOUS CHILE SEASONING “IT’S ALL IN THE SEASONING” On Sale at All Grocers MAKE YOUR CHILE CON CARNE AT HOME

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ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER SERVICE MERCHANTS Heat & Light Company C. O’B. Murphy, General Manager The Daylight Corner

Tomorrow morning the May issue of SYSTEM Magazine appears on the newsstands. It contains on page 568 an advertisement of Hotel Lincoln It is a fact that a hotel of the size and character of the Lincoln contributes to the economic growth of Indianapolis and the Indiana territory. Traveling men now find it advantageous to make Indianapolis the center for their operations throughout the state—since Hotel Lincoln’s service on mail, phone calls and wires is so consistently safe that they are assured of careful attention even when out of the city during the day. Hotel Lincoln At LINCOLN SQUARE Indianapolis WM. R. SECKER, Manager.

Quick Results—lnvestigate Sulphur Vapor Bath Institute It seems to us that if you knew about the wonderful benefits others are getting in cases of Nervousness, Rheumatism, Neuritis. High Blood Pressure. Colds, etc., you would soon become a desirable member of our growing family. Indorsed by Physicians. 132*4 West Washington St. Main 5361 We Invite Investigation.

MfTTcF THAN POOH! ' Ve could char S® more, but wo , ITIUIVL 1 PIAIt •vJvJVyL#. could not give more Quality and style to our pictures. "They're More Than Good." MA in 2989. HOLLAND STUDIO, 17 West Market Street

Like Horae Just Opened The Russet Cafeteria 37 S. Meridian St. Highest possible quality of food, prepared by skilled white lady cooks and served to the public at moderate prices. Open 11 a. m. to 2:15 p. m.

E. TROSKY MERCHANT PLUMBER PLUMBING and HEATING . J J PROMPT JOB WORK. GET OUR ESTIMATE. RAndo| P h 1817 - 419 E - 30th st - Auto ' KEnwood 2946 „ r , n „ vrc . Randolph <HCB 3920 Schumann Ave. TELEI "ONES, circle 0306 127 Fulton Street. The E. & I. COAL CO. Successors to J. L. Hampson Coal Cos. Indianapolis ,, , m ■■ —~ ——————- Service Transfer & Storage Cos., Inc. LIG HT AND HEAVY HAULING SPECIAL. ATTENTION GIVEN TO BAGGAGE MAIn 4400. MAIn 4401. ■■■ ■ ■ ■' ■■ ■ ■■ Bedford Stone and Construction Cos. Contractors —Engineers 810-15 Fletcher Savings and Trust Building Indianapolis, Indiana. MA in 0758. ResWence, Irvington 365 Q The Lightning Transfer & Storage Cos. WM. W. GRAVES, Mgr. OVERLAND AND HEAVY HAULING FURNITURE, PIANOS AND BAGGAGF. 208 Pierce Bldg. EXPERT RIGGERS FOR MACHINERY "■*■■■■■■■■■■■* Rent a New Ford Drive It Yourself Touring Cars SAUNDERS Coupes Roadsters Drive It Yourself Sedans Phone Circle 6526. SYSTEM SSO North Delaware St

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FINE ARTS FRAMING CO.: ! 343 MASB.AVE.-INDIANAPOLIS SPRING SPECIALS Pictures, Mirrors, Y 1 Swing Frames ... sl2 to $2.50 Value. V -- - ~ KATZ Transfer & Storage Cos. MAX KATZ, Proprietor. ALL KINDS OF COMMERCIAL TRANSFERRING AND STORAGE 1358 West Washington St. KI 9851

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LOST KEYS MAKE MUCH TROUBLE No Monotony in Life of Lock Expert, Says Daum. To the uninitiated there would seem to be nothing more prosaic than the making ot keys, but according to Herbert A. Daunt, 43 Virginia avenue, lock and safe expert the key business is as full of romance as a tale ot the old Arabian Nights. “Don't think for minute that there Is anything monotonous in our experiences, Mr. Daum said. “Asa matter of fact it a most versatile, varied, and interesting life we read. Constantly we are called upon to meet about every possible emergency which can arise in the lock and key world. People just seem to have an unfailing genii’s for getting in trouble with their loci s, losing keys to everything lookers to homes, and automobiles, at the most inconvenient times, and then rushii g to us for instant relief. “This brings a lot of amusement and laughable experiences into our life, lor example not so long ago a woman called us up in a great state of uneasiness. She had just returned from California with live trunks, and had locked the keys to four trunks in one of them lost the key to it. And the funny part she could not even remember in which trunk she had locked the keys. It was the better part of a me .ling’s work to gel all those trunks opened. “It is a peculiar thing the great importance in a person's life an insignificant key may assume, under certain conditions. Not a day passes but I am called in a great hurry to open the front door, the office desk, or the ignition lock to the family automobile. In these last instances I usually find a well-developed family war on, each member of family ■passing the buck* to someone else as to the responsibility for the lost key. ••But, interesting as the key business is, it is only part of the work we do. We also turn out models, dies, steel let rets, repair and grind scissors and other implements and tool*, and last, but not least, there is our ‘hospital' for lawn mowers. “It Is Just about this time of the year that we begin to get our first lawn mower ‘partients.’ Nothing Is so disturbing to the peace of mind, of ihe househelder, as to come home, start out to ‘barber the lawn and find the lawn mower Is rusty, dull and Just simply refuses to out. Then is when we get a hurry-up call to put the machine in shape again." SAYS CITY IS PICTURE TOWN Artistic Homes Indicate Love of Art. Indianapolis citizens are remarkably fond of good pictures and other works of art, according to Samuel Molner, manager of the Fine Arts Rug and Cleaning Company, 343 Massachusetts avenue. This he says has been proved to his complete satisfaction within the past year by close personal observation. “I have heard it said that Indianapolis is not a ‘picture town,’" Molner Fttld. “and often I have wondered what kind f a city It would be if it were not a picture town. The phrase ’picture town is the vernacular of tin picture and frame traveling man means a town where he finds a ready market fnr his ner-handlse. “I never could understand why a city like Indianapolis would not take kindly to art works of the better sort, and whm more than a yc3r we first contemplated opening a branch In this city 1 was warned by men in the trade to avoid Indianapolis, and when I did not heed their advise they predicted certain failure for tne. “In looking over Indianapolis I found It to be a city of beautiful homes, com-

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THE WHITAKER PRESS Incorporated Printing :: Publishing Liberty Building, 107 South Capitol Ave., Cor. Maryland Indianapolis Boom* 10-12-14. Main 8051. .i 1 The monotype Della Robbia series is the most beautiful and distinguished type face yet cast and it may he had, brand new, for card or book, at MELLETT PRINTING COMPANY Particular (Monotype) Printers Cen A ury|Bldg. Indianapolis.

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sortable homes, homes In which the owners took the utmost personal pride and I immediately made up my mind that my well-meaning friends u;ul been grievously mistaken when they told me to avoid Indianapolis, for a city of homes cuu be nothing but a picture town, for homes of external beauty mean that their owners take pride in them, and to take pride in a home means to have its interior tastefully and artistically decorated, and this is impossible without the use of pictures. “1 always have noticed that a city of homes is a city of pictures. So we followed tills logic and the success of our business the very first year shows that we were justified fully in our conclusions. In fact even our greatest and most optimistic expectations were exceeded to such an extent that since we opened the store we have found it necessary to quadruple our floor space in order to handle the business that has come to us on pictures, mirrors, art novelties and kodak finishing work. “An interesting department of our business is the renovation of oil paintings. This is delicate work and requires the services of experts to do it successfully. Many homes have on their walls old time oil paintings of great value to the family, but througbh t.ge they have been become cracked and marred to a point where their original beauty and charm have been lost a great extent. It is astounding the remarkable results that can be obtained by curefu’ aud skillful work toward restoring them to their original condition.’’ SULPHUR BATHS EFFECT CURE Modern Science Makes Treatment Available to All. From time immemorial man has struggled unceasingly to gain money but even above wealth be has. In the final analysis, valued health. For this reason when ill ho will make any sacrifices of a financial character to restore the health he has lost. This Is the opinion expressed by G. P. Cruzan, manager of the Sulphur Vapor Baths and Massage, 1312Vj West Washington street. “It Is peculiar, In this connection," Mr. Cruzan said, how old Ideas prevail. In the days beftre modern science had accomplished miracles It was necessary for persons to be taken to certain places where there were waters or conditions or elements of great curative powers. At that time It was Impossible to reproduce these same conditions away from the place in which nature had placed them originally. "Then came the scientific age, and It has developed to a point where It Is possible to reproduce nlmost any given condition at almost any place. This makes It possible to give treatments at home at very small expense which n*t so long ago were accessible only to persons of wealth at a great expenditure of time and money. “And yet so persistent 1s the old Idea, that people still go on long pilgrimages to health resorts and mineral water springs when the same results could be obtained at home. In our own estab lißbment we are able to give sulphur baths by the famous Dr. Kruse system, a system which 1 am convinced bv practical experience Is the most s<|enfiflc In the world for the treatment of rheumatism and kindred ailments These treatments are available right here In In dlannpolis and obviate the necessity of patients traveling long distances at great expense and taking valuable time from their business in order to tako sulphui baths. “The custom of taking the patients to the cure Is a relic of barbarism. It took several thousand years of slow development to bring human beings to a realization of tho fact that these curative properties are inherent to the sulphur and not to any special geographlcal locnllty, and that the cure was in the sulphur and not In the locality. “One of the most recent and remark-

Eat Breakfast where the Food is good. Toast made as you like it, froip. Fresh Bread. Best Coffee and Fresh Eggs. Ward’s Denison Cafeteria 141-3 North Pennsylvania Street

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able cures for diseases of certain kinds is the Dr. Kruse system of sulphur baths. These baths combine the medical properties of the famous sulphur and mineral springs with other curative properties which make the baths capable of effecting remarkable and hitherto un-heard-of results. And the very best part of all is that these baths may be obtained without going away from Indianaapolis.” PUBLIC DEMANDS BEST OF FOOD Case Service Has Progressed in Recent Years. There has been a great advance In the equipment of restaurants and eating places and In tho care taken in the preparation of foodstuffs within the last few years. It used to be that customers of downtown cafeterias and lunch rooms, while not at all satisfied with chat frequently was given them, put up with It as a necessary evil and simply ate as seldom as possible away from homo. This is the opinion Grace Anna Rust, manager of the Russet Cafeteria, 37 South Meridian street. “Gone are the trays, and gone forever, when fond of poor quality, pre* pared in a haphazard manner, can be expected to satisfy business men and women,” Miss Rust said. The population has become so thoroughly educated and Is so exacting that only the very highest quality of food, prepared by competent, trained cooks and served amidst pleasant and comfortable surroundings at popular prices, will satisfy it. "When we opened our cafeteria recently the instant response we found from the public proved conclusively that we were fully Justified in our opinions as to what it v,s the public wanted. "It was our particular object when we organized to give downtown business and professional men and women a place where they could obtain a good meal, well cooked, at moderate prices and ptill be assured of surroundings as pleasant as at the most exclusive and expensive eating places. “With this object 1n mind, we provided pleasant and at the same time unostentatious decorative effects, soft lights, subdued colorings, and this, coupled with the courtesy of our employes, has been conducive to an atmosphere entirely satisfactory to our clientele. “Then we abolished monotonous menu* which kill the Joy of eating In every normal individual. We make it a special point to change our menu* daily art'l thus avoid the constant and tiresome repitltlon of any particular dish. “The quality of food served by n* Is of

Lawn Mowers Called for and Delivered HERBERT A. DAUM Grinders of Lawn Mowers, Tools, Knives and Scissors. 43 Virginia Ave. Main 7183 HANDLON GARMENT CLEANERS Clothe* Cleaned, Dyed and Repaired. “Service aud Satisfaction." Main SIS 4 340 Blake St. We Call and Deliver.

A FLOCK OF FQ RDS aiid A GANG OF MEN ■ MWAY^on n "- Hayes Bros. : PLUMBING HEATING'AND VENTILATINvCONTRACTORS MAIN 1493 AUTO 77-493

“The Yellow Wagon” and 100 Teams COAL ICE POLAR ICE AND FUEL CO.-8 PHONES

RIMS WHEELS WIRE WHEELS REPAIRED—RIMS FOR ALL MODELS AND ALL MAKES OF MACHINES Indiana Wheel and Rim Company 40 West North Street. Cl rcle 7345

Helm-Lewis Cement Block Cos. High-Grade Building: Block*, Porch Columns and Concret# Products. Office and Factory, 14th & Fall Creek. Main 4967.

INTERSTATE Public Service Cos. -a m LIMITED I /I TRAINS JL JiT DAILY Between INDIANAPOLIS and LOUISVILLE

Sanitary Laundry Company ££s [jW) 2441 to 2443 Central Ave. - Ha, * r1,,0n 2915, —Phones— Harrison 2916.

the very highest. We buy with the same care and attention that the housewife bestows on her market basket. We do our own baking, and It is noticeable how much this is appreciated by our customers. Miss Rust, president and manager of the company, has had wide experience In work of this character. For eight years she conducted a tearoom during the summer season at Bay View, Mich., and for a long time was connected with the food administration of Columbia University. She is assisted in the management by Charlotte Rust McPherson. ASK FUND FOR NOTRE D AME Graduates and former students of Notre Dame University In Indianapolis are expecting to participate In tho approaching $2,000,1)00 fund raising campaign projected in behalf of tho university. A committee has been organized as follows: Leroy J. Reach, chairman; Judge James E. Deery, Monsgnr, Francis 11. Gavlsk, Dr. John J. Blackwell, William J. Mooney, Frauds P. Bailey, Arthur Berriatilt, John D. Brosnan, William E. Foley, William F. Fox, Raymond Hamer, Thomas J. Jones, Cletus 11. Kruyer, Attorney John J. McShane, Robert E. o'H.ira, Harry E. Scott, George A. Smith, John R. Welch, Lawrence J. Welch and Leo F. Welch. The sum 1? sought a* a development and endowment fund. The facilities of the university so far exceed its present capacity, It is said, that over five hundred college men were turned away In the last two years for lack of room. The Rockefeller general education board has promised a gift of $250,000 and the Carnegie foundation has pledged $75,000; both contingent upon the balance of the $1,000,000 fund being raised before July 1. We specialize in designing and building modern homes Real Quality We stand pat on our repeatedly announced policy of building ONLY GOOD houses, so that no person will have cause to regret having either employed us or said a good word for us. Insley-Built Means Well-Built We will organize and manage your home building project in every detail —from start to finish —working strictly for your best interests at all times. 705 National City Bank Building. Circle 5407. IRvington 4113.

Slacker's Famous Chile Seasoning >OH SALE AT ALL GROPERS

Braun Tile Cos. Estimates Furnished Free On Bathroom, Mantel, Floor, Wall Work Special Attention Paid to Repair Work. Our Motto First-Class Workmanship Phone—Randolph 8799 2306 N. Delaware St.

THIS IS A REAL SERVICE Damaged Automobile Sheet Metal Parts Made Good as New 36-HOUR SERVICE. See Us Before Throwing Them Away. BAKED ENAMELING Guarantee Metal Enameling Cos. 325 E. St. Joseph St. —lndianapolis Main 3126.

315 North Lincoln PENN. : 1 1 4371 STUDEBAKER CARS The World’s Greatest Builders of Six-Cylinder Cars. BUILDING MATERIALS Cement Blocks. Wall Plaster, Lath, Cement, Sewer Pipe, Lime, Partition Tile, Exterior Stucco. Licensed Manufacturers of Gran-A-Tex Magnesite Exterior Stucco. A year-round building material, beautiful, permanent, fireproof, weatherproof. This material is now being applied on many residences in our city and can be applied successfully during all the winter months in safety. It is not mixed with water, but magnesium chloride, which will not freeze. Consult our Stucco Department for detailed information. Indianapolis Mortar & Fuel Cos 407 ODD FELLOW BUILDING rhono-Llncoln 7581.

OGLE COAL CO. PRODUCERS OF 25,000 TONS PER DAY EXCLUSIVE SELLING AGENTS FOR VAN DALI A COAL CO. MONON COAL CO. VIGO MINING CO. BY-PRODUCTS POCAHONTAS CO. Also selling agent for other large producers of high-grado Indiana and Eastern Coala. 4

350-354 East Washington Streat FIG BARS—Baked a mellow brown with a fine 1 9 * smyma flig filler. One pound ~ .. IL2C BROOMS—Four sewed, light parlor. Each OVC CHIPSO, P. G. Soap CHIPS— -j /v BRELLO—Cleans and brightens your aluminum ■% £ ware; canon, 25f and IJC

Chiropractic Adjustments Restore Health Quickly and Permanently M. L. GALERMAN, CHIROPRACTOR 426 State Life Building. Phone MA in 2409.

Wm. H. Richardson Funeral Director Thoughtful, Careful Attention to Every detail. Lady Attendant. Reason able prices. 923 N. Pennsylvania. Li. 1493, Main 1493

LUMBER -MILLWORK ONE BOARD OR ONE MILLION FEET. QUALITY SERVICE O. D. HASKET LUMBER CO. Phones —WEbster 0114, Auto. BRookside 1415.

RADIO If you haven't a hobby, get one. I£> Will install a set in your home. Hear all the current eventa, grand apera, concert., weather and market reports. Headquarter, for amateur operator*. THE HOOSIER RADIO CO. No. e FEMBKOKE Clrqle 7408.

Roy A. Pearson HIOH GRADE HARDWOOD FLOORS LAID AND FINISHED COMPLETE Befinl.hlng a Specialty Main 6716 008 People. Bank bldg. Raud. 7252

Indianapolis is a Great City For her continued growth and prosperity she must have a good transit system. She can only have this by a thoughtful, sympathetic support of the only company prepared to give such service. Indianapolis Street Railway Cos.

WASTE PAPER ****** Kinds Main 6089 American Paper Stock Company Incorporated.

F. E. Gates Marble & Tile Cos. Manufacturers and Erectors Twenty-First and Adams. Webster 4330.

Lincoln 3333 Yellow Cab Cos. YOU PAY ONLY FOR THE DISTANCE YOU RIDE.

Mills Novelty Sales Company Distributors of the Yiolano Virtuoso “SELF-PLAYING” VIOLIN AND PIANO 30 S. Penn. St. Circle 6006,

W. W. WISE All Kinds of Brick Work 206 Indiana Trust Building. Circle 4164.

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