Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 1, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 May 1922 — Page 5
HAT 12,1922.
33 MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SPENT T N ROADWORK inures Compiled by Indiana Motor Transport and Highway Commission. Indiana spent $:>3,000,000 for highways In 1021. Os this, the counties spent $8,000,000 ... roa dtai funds and $17,000,000 of road bonds. ” The State highway department spent f'.000.000 for building bridges, constructing roads and maintenance of 3,300 miles (•f highway. These figures were announced by a niemtK-r of the Indiana Motor Transport today. They were compiled from statistics from the highway commission reports and statistics from the counties. The county figures are particularly conservative, the members said. The figures quoted do not include expenditures of four of the large and prosperous counties, which undoubtedly spent $3,000,000 or more In tax funds and Incomes from bond issues during 1021. A vast portion of the total of $33,000.000 went into gravel, 6tone and other highways, atnl for construction and maintenance. To date, the State highway system has less than three hundred miles of permanent hard-surfaced roads. There are also about 33.000 miles of improved county roads and only 1,000 are hard surfaced. Indiana, including counties, spends much more money than nearby States, it was said. It has less than one-fourth ? the mileage of hard-surfaced roads in its State system compared to Illinois or Ohio. IV SAV'D TO HIS NECK. SWANSEA. May 12.—Trapped in the quicksands of Lloneliy, James Morgan had sunk to his neck when rescued. In fifteen minutes the tide would have drowned him. MOTHER DOOMS SON. LONDON, May 12. —Though Henry Stnythe, a bank messenger, stale $1,500 to aid his sick mother, she urged tho court to show no leniency to him. Asa result c.f her testimony he was sent to prison.
f SPECIAL TERMS SATURDAY |j *1 Down , 4 V New Model If Grafoiolt ja Easy Weekly Payments No need to delay owning; a Grafonola when you can get this fine instrument on such easy terms. We H believe at this new price this Grafonola is one of ■ the biggest values offered. Just buy a few records | and $1 sends the Grafonola to your home. W
Bargains in Phonographs New and slightly used Phonographs selling at about one-half their former price. Every machine guaranteed and in perfect playing condition. All these are full cabinet size, mahogany and oak finish. Priced at §43 and up.
Latest Record Hits! TV'e have a large stock of the most popular selections. All new double faced * records. t|/s Only *tifV
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GIRLS SHOCKED BY OLD GROUP Co-eds Wore Bobbed Hair as Early as 1868, It Seems. BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Slay 12.—The 13 per cent of Indiana University sorority girls who wear their hair bobbed, and who have been priding themselves on being tho originators of anew fad, received a rude shock here with the publication of a group picture of the Indiana University co-eds in 1868. The picture shows that three out of the thirteen girls In 186S wore their hair bobbed, a total of 23 per cent. A recent survey hy a co-ed reportet for the campus dally at Indiana University reveales the percentage cf amputated locks among several sororities ns follows: Theta, 12.5 per cent; Kappa. 28 per '■ent.
HEIM FORCED TO QUIT HIS WORK FOR 6 MONTHS Rheumatism Had Construction Engineer Down, But Tanlac Put Him Back On The Job In Fine Shape, He Declares. ‘•Tanlac put me back on* the job after everything else had failed.’’ said M. M. Heim, 20" Oakley St., Evansville, Ind.. construction engineer and popular fraternal order man. “For six months I never knew what It was to be free from pain. My right side was affected with rheumatism, my right arm perished away and my fingers were so cramped I couldn't hold a thing. The pain was so bad in my n<vk and shoulders I couldn’t look up without agony. I never knew what sound- sleep was. I hadn't been nble to work for b!x months and had to give up my position. “A friend suggested Tanlac and I tried it. Now I am completely well, my rheumatism Is gone and my 'right arm is actually back to Its normal sire and use. I am at work every day and 1 don't hesitate to recommend Tanlac for anTbody suffering from rheumatism.’’ Tanlac is sold by all good druggists. —Adr.
Sale of Albums Froteet your records —keep them in an album. Xo%v q/\ only 59C
Pi Phi, 12 per cent; Delta Gamma, 10 per cent; Delta Zeta, 7.7 per cent; Alpha, 0.13 per cent; Tri Delt, 21.3 per cent; Sigma Kappa, 12.8 per cent, and Phi Mu, 11 per cent. Although these figures were carefully
The Home of Home Outfits Lower Prices on Quality Furniture for Every Room in the House Thr.'L ■ Piece Duofold Suites sl7 75 The three pieces con- Use your living room sist of two chairs and *7 *7d as a firare be<lrooln ' a davenport that is without tho expense of „ • it , .. adding an extra bed--1 " * an ‘ oaßl ' r* f\ room. Many styles and converted into a bed. designs to choose from. As Shown Above. CiC A70l(1 kitchen sal ' eI heat this summer. B-.- A.: I / boon I ing. A clean, in- if L 1 fm •JSSLm HIV tense, hot flame Mjf M- Jj|■
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collected, says the reporter, little reliability can be placed ozw them owing to the rapid change in the ways of wearing hair. One day a co-ed will have her clipped locks fluttering in the breeze, and the next she will appear on the
campus with them tucked under a hair net, leaving the poor men wondering how she made It grow out so fast. One co-ed calculates that she has saved $4.65 every mouth on her hair nets, hairpins, bandoline and shampoos since she cut her tresses.
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Saturday! SALE of 1,200 Pairs of Pure Silk Hosiery! With Lisle Garter A Pair! . Black, Brown, Gray, White f "Mill runs," of America’s most famous brand of Silk Hosiery. Some have slight imperfections, but where they do occur, they are in the lisle part of the hem or foot and not in the silk. These Hose, when perfect and branded, sell from coast to coast at $1.55 a pair. And the "mill run’’ quality offered In this sale will wear as well and look as well as the branded ones. In fact they are tho Identical quality, except that they failed to pass the strict examination of the Inspectors. Choice, 79c a Pair! —Fottls Hosiery, street floor.
A Wonderful Sale of— Hand Bags! SjLB8 j - Why harbor that old scarred and raggedy bag when a fine new one -new style and everything—is ready for SI.BB. These bags are In all the smartest and most dumb!* of leathers Ooze cowhide— Seal raps—Alligator groin— T o o i e and leather. is every style to make choice a Joy. Pandora bags, envelope styles, swagger shapes—with silk cords and leather handles. Fittings and silk linings are the very neatest and newest. Every bag—a real value for aome one—at SI.BB. —Pettis hand bags, street floor.
fill! 5 They’re Buying ’Em sUf By the Dozens! —No Wonder! Think of Getting Such Fine Shirts at 79c and 95c —Every Shirt Guaranteed Yes Sir! Hundreds of Fast Color NOT to Fade! r* i mmmm —Every Shirt Perfect! Percale HA shirts /Mr gjipk at Such a Low fl mw ikj nmm And in Lot 2 are Fine Quality All are carefully made shirts —hand cut —hand /f/ti laundered —with pre-shrunk collar bands! jjfjji \t Cut good and full throughout, so that a man ytn// fIK cjjjy knows he Is wearing a comfortable shirt the minute j //jf^ | \ They’re coat style, of course, with double fold **" • French cuffs —these are regular shirts, men! V* —Pettis Men’s Furnishings, street floor.
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Saturday! $0.95 for the Newest Style —Pumps —Oxfords —Slippers Everything that is new in the season's Shoes! All the color novelties, all the new buckles and perforations, and the new lines in general! Oxfords and flapper pumps, of the newest order, at your service for $2.05! —Street Floor. i ji BLOUSES Are an Essential! SJ.9B is a Striking Price for These! Voiles, Ginghams, Batiste, colored Organdies and Dimities. Some from our better stock, and some are just new! There are hand made blouses, finished in lovely hand-drawn work, in tailored styles or frilly types. Voile Blouses, trimmed with Irish and filet lace! Checked Gingham with white cuffs and ;ollars! Numerous others, SI.OB Saturday. —l’etti* blouse*, second floor. Hair Nets Swanettes, single or double mesh. Cap shape, 10<J each, 3 for 25<*. White cr gray, 15<t or 2 for -sc. —Street Floor.
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