Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 307, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 May 1922 — Page 9

MAT 5,1922.

MIRROR LAW VIOLATED BY ‘ROAD HOGS’ Bulletin to Peace Officers by Automobile Association Asks Enforcement. Despite the fact that a State law re- ( quires rear-view mirrors on motor trucks and on all commercial care, so adjusted as to giro a view of the rear to the driver, it has been reported to the Hoosier State Automobile Association that trucks have no mirrors. The attention of constables and other peace officers is being directed to the violation of this law all over Indiana, according to a bulletin just issued by the association. There :s a penalty for the j dealer who sells a truck not equipped with a rear-view mirror. It is pointed out in the automobile association's statement that during the winter and early spring it was a difficult matter for a heavily loaded truck to "lay over" and let a passenger car get past. But now, it is contended, the roadways are getting in such shape that "laying over” may be done with safety. — FOREIGN TRADE TO BE SUBJECT National Credit Men to Hear Speakers at Convention. Foreign trade relations and foreign ' credits will be discussed by Dr. Julius Klein, director of the Federal bureau of j domestic and foreign commerce, at the j convention of the National Association | of Credit Men, which takes place here! June 6 to 9. Foreign trade and credit day st the j convention will b .Tune 7. at which time L. R. Brown, credit manager of the In* j ternational Western Electric Company of New Tork City: B. B. Tregoe, manager of the foreign credits bureau of the National Association of Credit Men, and HF. Beebe, credit manager of the Winchester Repeating Arms Company, will also spak on foreign credits. Their respective subjects will be: “Guide Posts in Granting Foreign Credits,” "Ttie Foreign Interchange Credit Bureau” and “The Needs of Foreign Credits Today.” ' Nearly three thousand delegates to the , convention, from all parts of the United Stare®, from Canada. Great Britain and j several European and South American [ countries are expected. CARE OF MILK. Clean, cold and covered should be the housekeeper's motto In caring for her milk. There should be a special place ; for it in the refrigerator and the bottles j should have actual contact with ice. I RIBBONS. Ribbon Cowers are quite the rage of j the hour. They appear on hats, as j bodice ornament and on lingerie.

Our Policy of Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded—Protects You Grand Opening Sale OF THE WONDER STORE 109-111 South Illinois Street f OFFERS FOR SA TURD A Y 200 Men’s Suits atAn exceptional assortment *jjlsß of sport models and single j|§ /Jaf{ \'|l%\ and double breasted of the Ct g|j Acf/ \M\ newest colors and fabrics. <|P Igf sp§ In each garment you will gi ® j aSp find the utmost in quality |g \f|| Iff tailoring, insuring perfect fl| \m\ jmjj fit and satisfactory service, jj§|^ 100 Blue Serge Men’s Suits at Prf _ 200 Men’s Tweed Suits —Sport Models 1 * We welcome comparison of values Si lip we are showing at these prices. Tn- t—~—— iw ■! ■——iii— mmmmmmmmmmmmmMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmam wammmKmrmmmmmmmatommmmmmmmummmummmmmmmmm Genuine B. V. D. 2,000 Men’s Athletic Bear Brand Parasilk UNION SUITS UNION SUITS SOCKS *|£.r!|„ *3“ 3 ' S I- 3 Pair, *J=£® THE WONDER STORE 109-111 SOUTH ILLINOIS ST. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

Washington Briefs

WASHINGTON, May s.—Chief Justice Taft contemplates a trip to Europe for vacation purposes as soon as the summer recess of the United States Supreme Court sets In. His friends understand he Is sailing from a Canadian port, proLably Montreal, where Mr. Taft formed many warm friendships last year while serving as arbitrator in the great Canadian railway controversy affecting the nationalisation of the Grand Trunk system. MaJ. Gen. James G. Harbord, deputy Chief of Staff of the United States Army, sails from New York tomorrow aboard an Army transport on a two months’ leave of absence in Europe. It is his first visit to the other side since the World War, and he is looking forward keenly to renewal of friendships with high officials of allied armies. It is possible General Harbord may return In July with the last batch of American troops stationed on the Rhine. With their arrival on home soil the Army Transport Service wUI be

AH! EPSOM SALTS NOW LIKE LEMONADE Epsom Salts made Tasteless with Fruit Derivative Salts I mm i! : ■>/ J : O o | Tasteless j f | | EpsoffiSattsj! jjj j j Enjoy all the splendid pbysic-actlon on the bowels of a dose of epsom salts without the awful taste and nausea. A few cents buys a handy package of "Epsonade Salts,” the wonderful discovery of the American Epsom Association. Even children gladly take it. Drug stores. —Advertisement.

TAXI CABS Main 0805 INDIANA TAXI CO. Receipt Printing Meters

discontinued. Buch ship accommodations as our military establishment needs henceforward are to be supplied by the United States Shipping Board. Woodrow Wilson's conspicuously manifested interest in the Democratic senatorial contest In Missouri spring mainly from a Prlncetonian friendship with Breckinridge Long, Senator ”.Tlm” Reed's

PUBLIC NOTICE REPOSSESSED AUTOMOBILES MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE Our entire stock must be closed out quickly. Jump at this opportunity of buying a car at practically your own price. The list includes standard makes—DODGE, BUICK, OVERLAND, OAKLAND, BRISCOE, etc., touring and roadsters. All cars are in running condition. There are no junkers in the list. DON’T DELAY IF YOU WANT A GOOD CAR. These will be snapped up in a hurry at the low prices placed upon them. SALE BEGINS at 9 o’clock sharp Saturday morning and will continue daily until the entire stock has been sold. r- —n Railroad fare one way will be allowed out-of-town purchasers within a radius of seventy-five miles of Indianapolis. * Come prepared to drive one of these Bargains home. Take elevatof to Fifth Floor from Gibson Company Accessory Store, Gibson Building, Capitol avenue and Michigan street. Atlas Securities Company 708 Fletcher Trust Building Indianapolis, Indiana.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES.

chief antagonist. Mr. Long was a student 1 in Professor Wilson’s classes in politics j and jurisprudence at Princeton in the period between 1904 and 1909. The young Missouri politician was one of President Wilson's first appointments in the second Administration, having been named as third assistant Secretary of State In 1917. The Longs ordinarily pass more of their time In Washington than in Missouri. Last year, perhaps with an unerring eye on the future, they purchased one of the Capital's handsomest new residences in the diplomatics quarter on Sixteenth street heights.—Copyright, 1922, by Public Ledger Company.

It was the intention of the National Furniture Cos. to conduct this 1 22nd ANNIVERSARY SALE for two weeks only. But owing to the very hearty reception given it, and the expressed desire of others that we continue it one week longer in order that they might have the advantage of these Anniversary prices, we have decided that we can not in fairness do otherwise. So do not fail to come in Saturday, as we must discontinue the sale a week from that date. rugs | Extra Special—Saturday Only I Cook With Oil Ingrain Carpets Thermopak Thermopak I have. Long wearing, fine quality. ;| In ’ S CASK OR CREDIT. 1 beautiful patterns. By the ;> lESf®' tibia It keeps ! _ ... ~ ... ...... yar j $1.25 JBB&fe’i food and Do away with all this hot kitchen Thermopak fregcnfrl %* -u 'SaS. liquids hot or work this summer. We have on Hall and Stair Carpets " . e 55 , c“ d lthfi l aale a S-burner high shelf. Mission : tho reach of > Oil Stove that will save all that Very beautiful patterns in velvet Keeps hot food aattkday o.nxy aIL | discomfort. It’s economical, It’s hall and stair carpets, rich in oolor- hot; koopii cold _____ sanitary. It’s auick in doing its lag and design. By the yard..f 1.89 : food cold. IgOa > work. tinoleum ;; ZUTZiL *,,. i; 9*5% Genuine corn linoleum. This 1s- a contain***, cantoiM'** TOliia splendid quality and Just the thing rT Jiil Jmw for kitchen or bath. By the 5C OC Off Regular Price. yard 89* > for tSe for :tse CASH OB CREDIT. A Partial List of Specially Priced 22nd Anniversary Articles CHOICE | CHOICE $ Child’s orlb American walnut dresaera jgrws**. Mahogany gate-leg table Brass Bed Erj Bj§ Refrigerator Chlfforobe MB MS Side Ice box tVita-Nola talking machine * Nickel top kitchen cabinet <Muaic cabinet Cedar chest (Six records Floor lamp Room size tapestry ruga, Bxl2 Qosing out all our world famous Mozart Player Pianos. These are strictly high-grade instruments CQAC A A and are in first-class playing condition. Your choice of any of them for . CASH OR CREDIT Reed Strollers Porch Lawn Lawn Mowers Have rubber tired ! Cu/!nrye C \/u Jrfpre l; It’ll soon be time to wheels, tubular push !; Wf* tfnlllgo cu t the grass—and Ar r handles, adjustable ! Strong, well built, 4- A big, roomy lawn with one of these j head and foot rests, ft. porch swings, ; swing built for four. | mowers It will be a / / Beautifully flaislied in complete with chains, ;! Sit outdoors this sum- pleasure. Instead cf a m&BjlffijSlay.’ j j ivory. J only— mer. Only— burden. Tirsni* s^—^ |! Cedar Chests j Simmons Springs This Reed Carriage Pack your win- ! ■ a- —nriin r~ A Another remarkable value! These carriage* ter clothing in f 3 '~W . ; are fitted with heavy rubber tired .wheels, one of those IffljHffiyfWSfllj, < 8 genuine , resilient springs and Tennessee Oe- - UngSUllt M>l l j *1 I Simmons 1 tubu l ar dar Chests. Moth IWwlMiB-ftlllHF W* ~ handle* and adjust- j| K 1 proof, dust proof I OOil able hoods Choice of * n d keeps your ML if spring, several finishes —aU g— f clothing per- ; only— / vphodatered in cordu- / fectly. Only fff 7 / *°T- S°“> a* low as— / *3a j *2l mm 'Out oftte/ttgA JfmfDittrict 33si*s*t 3*

Excursion to Louisville, Ky. SUNDAY, MAY 7th, 1922 • Round Trip $2.75 : Round Trip Train leaves Traction Station 7:00 a. m. Returning, leaves Louisville 7:00 P. M. Details see T. J. Gore, Jt. Tkt. AgL Main 4500, INTERSTATE PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY

Is Your House Wired for Electricity? Why Not Wire It on the Payment Plan? Estimates cheerfully given. Satisfaction guaranteed. Hatfield Electric Company MAIn 0123. 102 South Meridian Street

Goodbye Boils! S. S. S.Will Rid You of BoOa, Pimplaa, Blackheads and Skin Eraptioca, ffraSKSip 1 A boil Is a volcano, —your blood to Wm of tAea* / “boiling up" until you destroy them JHBBm If VaCgy i ar completely by the use of S. S. 3., on* JKBHHHDPvf MB of the most powerful blood-fleaneer* known to science. S. S. S. has stood W f' l / jj the test of time. The power of Its "i- 'iw J\V'\ ' f ay Ingredients is acknowledged by autborltles. Its medicinal ingredients are is\' \ guaranteed to be purely vegetable \ 1 off, it clears the ekln of pimf ilSmr!^Tlpjrrl r ' lew ' t>ol,a - blotches blackheads, acne, japy/Ai V V rash and other skill eruptions, WFff V doe3 it thoroughly. It drive* out ”*A\ W '®a iMBs 01 the blof>ll impurities which cans* ’ 'W A makes the blood rich and ~ * , pure builds up lost flesh. It help* to Anrn’ipK the nek~ la bleed fm- manufacture new blood cells.—t^r* .T, . _ „ _ . ... ’ ’ one of its secrets. 8. S. S. Is sold at parttUsT 8. 8. S. Is ana es the greatest a ij drug stores, in two slsea. The ISF“ bloed-partQers knows. Try it. ger also is the more economical

TAXI CABS Main 0805 INDIANA TAXI CO. Receipt Printing Meters

No Soap Better For Your Skin— Than Cuticura

9