Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 1, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 May 1922 — Page 13
MAY 12, 1922.
East Washington Street Merchants—May Sales BEST FOR LEAST FROM PENN. EAST
SLOGAN OF SIX WORDS DRAWS MANY BUYERS East Washington Street Merchants Put Their Section on Map. CIVIC INTEREST SHOWN •'Rest lor Least from Pennsylvania Last." the slogan of the Last Washington Street Merchants' Association, expresses in six words the spirit behind the organization of about '.‘Aj merchants, determined to pat that section of Indianapolis on the business map of the city. Not so many years ago the district east < f Pennsylvania street was practically uuknowu to the downtown shopper: today, thanks to the ceaseless activity of the association. it is known to residents of all rarts of Indianapolis, and is rapidly developing Into one of the most important business districts of the city. ORGANIZE!) IN' 1913: INTERRIPTKD BY WAR. The association was organized in 1913. After a-promising start it bumped into war time conditions and died an untimely death a few years iater. In 1020 It was revived and since then has grown steadily uutii it is one of the strongest organizations of its kind in Indianapolis. Organized primarily to promote industrial conditions in this particular section of Indianapolis, it has extended its activities until it has assumed a ■ important place in the civic life of Indianapolis. •'Prom the first v* realized that if we were selfish and placed our own interests ahead of these of the city as a whole wo could i.ot hope to succeed. Samuel Mu.-lhr. president of the association, said. "So we always have kept in mind the idea of Indianapolis ttr>t. and our own district after that. I believe it has been this interest in the euieral welfare of the city which has done so much to make our organization a success.** SECT RES BETTER STREETS AND CARS. The assoc iation is particularly interested in making the business houses east of Pennsylvania. along Washington 6treet. known to th general shopping public? but it ha* be. n a vital factor in obtaining street improvements for this part of town and in obtaining satisfactory street car routings. It also has taken an Interest in the proposed removal of the . ourthouse to anew location, track elevation, the open-
Indiana s Most Complete Music Store 100 Steps East of Pennsylvania Street Saturday Specials Player Piano rolls with words, \ /q including all the hits UI/C Soiled and used rolls, d* ■* n A 30c, four for JpI.UU Tkeleles for tha (Jo Aft ! Phonographs for the summer summer camp ; camp and canoe Columbia double- 7C* Edison double- d*-* z^z\ faced- records IDC i faced records Seme splendid bargains in used upright ftA pianos $125.00 to Player piano, like new; was CQOC AA $650.00, for * *3> jtrJ.UU Console mode! phonograph, beautiful design, CIOC A A mahogany cabinet, including 40 selections See our stock of new upright and Grand Pianos. recover, Weltte-Migncn reproducing nrr/\ AA electric grand I DU.UU The Carlin Music Cos. 143 East Washington Street
ALASKA Refrigerators Bomy ice consumption is j the scientific construction, cork” and “confined” air— j known. ’ 3 f d’ lTs and t‘‘P. and uniform < ir-; Seamless whitp por. • i.iin <>r white enamel linings with round corners, make it easy to Keep an AI.ASKA sweet and clean. j We have styles an'! sizes m , suit every home an I purs-, f.i&li i or terms. DIRECT ACTION Gas Ranges Lower Gas Bills 11 j Don’t worry along with an old, ■|Ti7aT"*Tß worn-out range that uses too (jggfi much gas and needs constant ‘ watching. Get anew |B' 1 ACTION and you'll reduce gas jn sp S* t J bills and save time. These Jjf_ jp.sasn jJJ; J *** IRa popular ranges have the famous -> Beg f LORAIN Oven Heat Regulator that insures best results with- Sf m 'Ofey 0 out worry or watching, ft en- ■ J T . .. , kLfie . , , ■ M ranges come in WV ahles you to cook an entire * several sizes and In W\ i meal at one time. Prices are • white or black enamel. LILLV HARDWARE j “^^pMKM|sw2h 5 t' !
ing of streets Into the southeastern section of Indianapolis and In civic affairs In general. The success the association has had during the past two years, and its rapid growth from a very modest beginning to its present size, is sufficient proof that it I is giving real service to the eastern part of the shopping district and is accomplishing the ends for which it was organized. The officers of the association are as follows: Samuel Mueller, president of the Great Western furniture Company, president; Harry \Y. Krause of Krause Bros., first vice president; Charles L. Hartmann, president of the Charles L. Hartmann Furniture Company, second vice president; Fred A. Meyer, vice president of the Meyer-Kiser Bank, secretary; Charles Kottemau, of the William Kotteman Company, treasurer. NEW HONOR FOR JUSTICE TAFT London Lawyers Propose Membership in the Middle Temple. LONDON. May 12. The lawyers of London are proposing anew honor for I Chief Justice Taft when he visits I.on- | ilon in the form of an honorary mom i bership in the Middle T<-mple. one es j the three Institutions, through which i every one desiring to boa barrister I must pass. The distinction of becoming j an honorary bencher has been granted jto but few foreigners. One former [American so honored was Joseph Chi ate. who was made an honorary bencher j when he ceased to be ambassador to j Great Britain iu 1903 —Copyright. 1022. by Public Ledger Company. 29 Federal Prisoners to Start Sentences Twenty-nine Federal prisoners, sentenced to prison terms by Judge Atider son in Federal Court Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, began serving their sentences today at the Federal Prison at Atlanta. Ga. In the custody of C. E. Whicker, deputy I'nited States marshal the i arty left Indianapolis yesterday i afternoon and were due to arrive in Atlanta about noon today. THIEVE'' GET FERNS. Thieves early today stole ferns from ; the front porch of the home of W. It i daman. : was in a jardinier and the other in a ! wire hanging basket
EMPLOYMENT OF SERVICE MEN NEARS NORMAL Indiana Division of American Legion Announces Success of Campaign. Almost ail of the unemployed ex-serv-i •! men in Indiana have been employed. This was the report of the Indiana division of the American Legion today in announcing its success iu the drive to place ToO.OOO unemployed ex-service men throughout the United States, inaugurated March 29 by the American Legion. They are not necessarily tubing emergency jobs, such as construction work, clean-up work, etc., but they are being placed in positions similar to those they held before they went to war, according to the report. Although the report said the legion had no definite figures yet, the census having not been quite completed, they base thrir assertion ou optimistic statements throughout the State Overseas Fliers Fall Into Ocean LISBON. May 12 -The Portgiese air men captains. Saecadura, who a tempted to complete their trans\tlantic flight yesterday in anew Fairey hydroairplace, tell Into the sea between sr. Patti rocks and Fernandonnnorhn and were rescued tty the British steamer City of Paris.
Cos May Sale Special Values These $225 Three-Piece Mahogany Fy g®* Living Room Suites —May Sale Price tp JL 6 €3 Here is a suite that will add to the attractiveness of any Home. All three pieces— Davenport, Rocker and Armchair—have loose, springy cushion seats, insuring every comfort. Two pillows and bolster roll are Included. VJrKasv terms on any single piece or any complete home ilßpixrnLr outfit. Come in and talk it over. /t> • |\f r IB Any article shown below will be sold /f> -4| 1< T __ 'l _ yy Saturday on easy terms of SI.OO each | yy VITANOLA Furniture Phonograph Special showing of summer furnl- $ ESQ.SO Carriages — Strollers, ture in both fiber and wood; porch mm— — jtimmim ‘Oairs. porch rockers, pore If benches, J tO j porch swings and porch rugs. Call ! Twenty 10 Inch Columbia selections, , , ~ | and see our complete line. We'll bo ! “10 double records" given with each t ad and sec the most complete line ... , , . . „ . ~ we have over shown We'li p,. pleased to show von and open an | \ itanola phonograph sold -curing pleased to show you. I extended charge account. I this special showing. ■ , — | - - n- iPffi 9Q 1 Oak Tables, $19.50 toionial DUliet, Large round top nnd extends A good size Colonial buffet, Refrifrerator Snpcinl to 6 feot ' Have a llP:lvy pi ' de f' XvCllTgcrai/Or opcciai tal aa( . an ,j a re finished in built of genuine oak and cieely C&Q CA golden finished fume. Make your se- 5p.21.il prices on all solid lection early, as the quantity is ™eniHd value^p^L' foumMn onk dining-room furniture durlimited. our complete refrigerator stock. ing this sale. x. y \ > v —— y Free Truck Bj BfflWe Prepay Delivery P*( 6 BH/ Freight rr Ho A " y rr Indiana =4== 127-129 East Washington Street =^==
INDIANA DAILY TIMES.
Stills and Liquor Taken by Raiders WINIMAC, Ind., May 12—Three stills were confiscated in connection with raids on alleged bo dleggers by Sheriff Frank Kopkey and his deputies. August Dresser and his wife wore arrested and their
Special Rug Values Tomorrow You will find many real values in our complete stock of rugs. All sizes and patterns. Hit and Miss QQ I oxl2 Velvet (J*OQ Rag Rugs J/OC I Rug w&tes Rugs and Furniture on Weekly or Monthly Terms W. R. Beard & Company 453 East Washington Street.
still taken, and tha process repeated at the homes of William Lanam and Charles Dressier. Quantities of liquor were taken at the homes of John Trapp and Earl Blue of Biptey and Star City, respectively. The sheriff and his deputies began their rains with eleven search warrants, but not all of them were productive of evidence.
Harding Leaves for Week-end Vacation WASHINGTON, May 12.—Without making public his opinion on the much disputed soldier “bonus’’ bill of the Sen-
££* East Washington Store . jjy ft 9 Northwest Corner of E. Washington jy and New Jersey Sts . Marvelous Specials for Saturday at East Washington St. Store Only Prices have been slashed! Profit altogether sacrificed! We are joining in the effort to prove out the slogan. ‘‘The best for least from Pennsylvania east.” We believe you’ll agree that this is expressed strongly in the following bargains. Come with the crowd SaturSUPER SPECIALS FOR VARIOUS HOUSEHOLD NEEDS These remarkable values are designed to meet needs that arise from the first thing in the morning to the last at night. $1.50 Lux Alarm Clock, top bell; $1.50 Flashlights. Complete Bacy : $5.00 Polar Cub Vibrator; motor good looking clock; Miner head; 2-cell miner head, and driven; a superior vitrator, operstartiing at “C tubular • complete nr\ on either direct or no ..k f ’ , , 7Qf alternating current <bj.?o $2.50 Aluminum Coffee Percola- wlth C '" Headj .../ VC | m _ 0 gtar Hair Dryer; a iriotor tors; highly polished aluminum; $1.50 Aluminum Vacuum bottles; driven blower; runs on qq colonial style; satin finished in-; feature insulated, folding handles an - current; special.... side, even to on top. Pint £/y $3.00 Barford Toaster; toasts 2 the spout pI.Z3 size Oi/C pieces of toast at once, j-/\ Special va.Dz 32c Delco Coffee: freshly ground $2.25 Quart Vacuum bottles; of,-- . , and roasted; extra a the same high quality aluminum j B " , J 9 , E orsharp r-en.il. special; 3 pounds /4C as the (M OA hl } e Preset, l nq $5.00 Aluminum Electric Stove. A. $2.65 Delta electric lantern; a plate In which heating element is $3.00 Metal Lunch Kit. Complete hand lantern that you'll find very set in fire clay, making qq with the pint a-j qq use C-l. Complete d*l QO a very rapid heater I/O , vacuum bottle pl.t/U with dry cells Bargains for Men Bargains for Women SI.OO Auto Strop Razor $1.78 Special Lemon Treatment The popular model “C** valet, self-strop- l jar Lemon Cleansing cream, ping razor. Saturday fiQz 1 Jar Lemon Vanishing Cream. SI.OO Durham Duplex Razor A Real Bargain, All for $1.29 Exciting special qQ r goc Murrs cleaner * /V ' Brings out colors in carpets; QQ Buy a Lather Brush Saturday conipl€te with bru£h And we will glvo with your purchase 35 C Ceylon Castile Soap 50c tube of Penslar’s shaving cream. j! Long bars floating in 10c Styptic Pencil ;; Given with every package of razor Powder puff of fine velour, 3-inch diameter, blades Saturday. .Blades at our regular given with the purchase of each of *he folcut pi ices. lowing powders at Hook's regular cut prices, jj A< AA _ , . __ .. ii H. H. Ayres 60c La Blache. .39*9 SI.OO Pocket Knife Soc Luxor 49<9 50c Java Rice..39c j American made, many styles pQ Garden Court :.50c 50c Mavis ....39<* to choose from, for Dt/C Meiba 500 Love Me 75<?
Sale of Bedroom Furniture Bargains in Complete Suites and Odd Pieces Three-Piece Period Bedroom Suite Including Bed, Dresser and Dressing Table, Ivory Finish P!* Similar to Illustration —Chiffonier $24 Extra. Special 02/ Three-Piece Golden Oak Colonial Suite, consisting of Bed, Dresser s£QiO and Dressing Table. Special • OH 'Three-Piece Mahogany Finish Suite, consisting of Bed, Dresser and $*711.50 Chiffonier. Special • I Three-Pieoe Walnut Finish Suite, consisting of Bed, Dresser and SQQ‘!9 Dressing Table. Special • Ov These Specials for Saturday and Monday. —— 8-Pieco Davenport Suite Dining Room Brussels Rug Davenport, Chair and Suite Size 5x13 Rocker Table, Buffet and Six ust Many Golden or Fumed Chairs P>argains . , Golden or Fumed Beautiful Oak Fmish Oak Finish Tatterns TERMS, $1 PER WEEK ON THESE BARGAINS MANY OTHER SUITES AND ODD PIECES IN ALL FINISHES Rhodes-Burford Furniture Cos. -* XEW AND USED FURNITURE FOR LESS. 511-513 EAST WASHINGTON STREET. MAIN 5363. BETWEEN EAST AND LIBERTY STS.
ate Financ® Committee, President Harding left hero today for a week-end vacation amid tha sea breezes of the New Jersey coast. The President and Mrs. Harding, with a party of friends, departed at S o'clock by motor for the Seaview County Club, near Atlantic City,
where they will he the guests of Sena* tor Edge. ASK POLICE TO SEARCH. Tom Blackwell, 1059 Pershing arenas today asked the police to search for his son, Ernest Blackwell, 11. Be said tha boy had been missing slnre yesterday.
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