Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 13, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 May 1922 — Page 24

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Dead Weight Money Is Dead Money The majority of people carry far more money in their pockets and pockethooks than they are called upon to dispense during the day. If this surplus of unused money ■were added day by day, it would make many hundreds —often many thousands —of dollars every year. Dead weight money is df ad money. It is neither providing comfort nor earning money. Estimate the amount of cash you require for ordinary use, add a little for emergencies, and add the rest to your bank account. The moment it is deposited, it will start to work for you. Decrease your pocket cash and-increase your income. firnn g&afoings ami t£rust Compaq Safe Deposit Bore* First Floor Vault

FUNERAL Service and Economy Is accomplished by having my own equipment. All high-class hearses, limousines and ambulances. My prices are: Hearse $7.00; limousine, $7.00; ambulance, $3.00; or if the circumstances recommend it, no charge. J. C. WILSON 1230 Prospect St. Auto. 51-671. —PHONES— Drrxel 322.

mmmMXStore Open Saturday Night Until 9 O’ClockSßggSHSfiiij SWEEPING REDUCTIONsj Both Floors of Our Store Will Be m a Veritable Beehive of Bargains § Tomorrow. Come in the Morning £ and Avoid the Afternoon Crowds I Gingham Dresses SHk Dresses § Smart gingham frocks In all the ■ 150 Pretty dresses, new models, |fl new colors. Elegant models for crepe de chine, canton crepe motor, for street or vacation and taffetas. Many new color J-.J5 wear. $6.98 values— combinations. Up to $20 — i;-: I $25 to S3O Suits. Splendid t Beautiful skirts, in sport stripes * Clean up o? eight. Tweed s'C style?. Cl CHA 1 an(l rlaln colors. qq Suits. Up Ml Tomorrow $1 J.UU |Up to $lO $ I .5/0 to sls / ’ 100 New Gingham Street Qri Heavy Art Silk Sweaters, £ r ia/\ Dresses. Up to $4 new models. Up to $8 tpJ.UU I Pink Brocade Corsets; elastic qq Pure Silk Hose; wear guar- Ai io top. trimmed l*/0 anteed. Special $1.45 Italian Glove Silk Hose: roll qq 200 Silk Blouses; new colors; qq j@H top or plain. Special . • s4rO new modes. Up to $5 s4<vO |*® £“ r gX„t HARGROVE*S I IgmßEfiHßßßMassachusetts ive. and Delaware

mz&ofa. Attractive Prices on Needs of the Speedway Goer Or the picnie goer—or any cne who goes out for a motor outing, with a full lunch basket, and comes back from a glorious good time in need of brushing up and cleaning up. Aluminum Quart Vacuum Bottle $1.64 You can count the top of the bottle as one of your cups with this bottle, for it is fitted out with folding insulated handles. Pint size, 98c. Brown quart Thermos bottle, $2.50. Green quart Thermos bottle, $2.75. Corrugated quart priced $3.00. Stanley non breakable Ferrostadt, .quart, SIO.OO. Buy Your Eastman Films at Hook's With Each Kodak Purchased—a Roll of Films at No Cost.

Speedway Tickets on Sale Illinois and Washington Street Store Meridian and Washington Street Store. Ohio and Pennsylvania Street Store 105 North Illinois Street

Whisk Brooms, £sc to 75* Chamois Skins. '2f*c to SI.OB Hair Brush* . 25c to 85.00 Hand Scrubs, -.-e to 82.00 t ombs. 2.V and at 50<* A Bobbed Hair Comb t0...51.50 Cloth Brushes, 25c to Si.so Goggles, in mar.v colors. 30c to 81.50 Fodder Puffs— Os velour. I<V and 19** •>f Wool. 2.V and 35*? Vanity Puffs 10<?

25c Cuticara Soap. 3 for 55** 10c Fairy Poap, 4 for 25e 15c Life Buoy Soap. 2 for 15<* 50c Auto Strop Razor Blades..37*? 3.V Barba sol 29<? 50c Durham Duplet Blades. .. 37c 50c Mermen's Sharing <'reaui... 39c 35c William's Shaving Cream..29*? 35c Arnica Tooth Soap 27c 30c Eufhymol Shaving Cream. 22c r4V Forhsn's Tooth Fast*. 380 50; Fepsodent Tooth Paste... 33C

DOG BILLPARAGRAFS j I The Tickville Town Marshall is ho- ! coming one of their most wideawake Citizens. Yesterday a row got into a barret front of a store, and the Marshal hastened to the ecene and shook his fist at her. • • • Raz Barlow says he has been around a Tight smart and has read a good deal, but has never yet seen nor heard of a , town that didn't have at least two houses. ; The art of catrhing char- i f acter and personality on I the photographic plate Is. after all, the mark of the yrg JT master camera man. Such i is the art of Ninth Floor. Kahn nulldln*. GET THE HAOllTlj “| NOES QUALITY j j|j “ jewelry i. THE FLETCHER M. NOE JEWELRY STOKE. 108 N. lUlvtSa St. Opp. Terminal Sta.

12 Dependable Drug_ Stores (? - - City Stores West Washington Street Store. W. Washington and Senate, S. W Cor. Mossachnsetts Avenne Store, Maesttcharetts Arenue at Vermont and Alahums Sts. Ohio and Penney ha mi .street Store. formerly Francis rharmart. Merldfan and Washington Street store, <!. K Cot., In Merchants Bank Bldg, Illinois and Washington Street Store, S. F„ Cor., in Occidental Bldg. Illinois Street Store, 105 X. Illinois street. Opposite Terminal Station^ Bast Was him; ten Street Store, E. Washington and New Jerrer. V. \\ for ' ' • Toiletries Cut Priced Speedway goers will find a need for additional sane creams to protect from arvd afterwards to soothe sunburns. *c Mavis Face Powder Me $2 75 Houbigam’s Ideal Powder , 2 *l*l Ctic i.a Blache ppwder . 39** •5100 LOrigan K'otvsj Ponder S4** 31 00 (.olden Peacock Blach Cream 74r 40c Daggett A Uamsdell s Cold Cream 29<? Mavis Perfume, ounce 81 25 50c Milkweed (Team Arly s Lilas Perfume, oz 81.25 $2 00 l>jer-Kiss Perfume, oz * xn 25c Cuticura Talcum 21c 40c Mary Garden Talcum 24c 60c Canthrox Shampoo 49c CIGARS, 8 for 25c Reger's Domestic, Reger's News and Reger's Little Havana are included at this very low price.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES

Double - Tested SEEDS For Vegetable and Flower Gardens All the leading varieties. ■Top-notch quality at rockbottom prices. You can’t do better anywhere. PLANTS There is still time to make oar den. Our plants will live and our seeds will grow. Our assortments are still complete, as we are continually receiving fresh stocks. TOOLS Come in and inspect our garden tools and implements; see our high quality ; compare our low prices. We will treat you right. Ts you can’t come in, write or telephone. CHICKS All standard varieties—healthy, vigorous stock of pure breeding. Prices right. Remember we are also headquarters for the best chi'-k and poultry feeds, and all kinds of poultry fixtures and supplies. Saturdav Shopper?—Note our convenient location near Market House. SOUTHERN SEED CO. ‘lndiana’s Largest Seed and Supply House” 23 N. ALABAMA ST. MAin 2464 Lincoln 3151

BUY HERE and Bank the Saving Tailored to measure, all wool men's and young ratin'.- suit? that were made to sell up to $50.00; SSL $14.98 In this lot wo you the selection from our entire stock of suits. Wool worsted Tints; Ai qq $3.50 value; now SI.JO SHOES For Entire Family Granger Department Store 336 West Washington Street.

[trusses Our expert? make a thorough study of each case, then fit the \VHACO appliance to the individual need. That’s why your tVHAUO truss will give greater comfort and better I service. Armstrong Cos. 1 Surgical JhstrumcntJfouse iSmojtfV Efftnhllfihftil IMS. SI West Ohio at. Indlnniipoli*. Init. jKttUii&§2£s Ceini.leto Lino of fllrtiroom Hnpptlen

Screen Doors 92.00 Up Window Screens Up 2-qt. Ice Cream Freezer. .$1.29 Paints and Garden Tools. Fleischmann's 515 A w D wa A sh E st.

GLAZER’S ~| New Location [ 211 E. Washington SL

SCREEN Doors, Screen Window* and Screen Wire ran be obtained at —VGNNEGUT’S—--120-124 E. Washington Bt.

gg TROUSERS §§ (pf From factory to consnmer. yj'-S Walk two suoures and fatijK |9 ,S save money. i Indisnapclis ; ! Jti Pants Manufacturing J | V 433 7\*. Washington St. f

“SPEEDWAY SPECIALS”

A Timer Adds to Your Thrills 7-Jewel Lever Timers, $17.00 and SIB.OO A standard watch with timer attachment, 7-jewel, New York Standard SIB.OO Fine quality 11-jewel Chronograph $26.00 Split Second Timers $47.50 You can follow’ your favorite car all along the track when you have a good field glass. Excellent field glasses are here at $16.50 and $25.00 Binoculars $45 to $65

Nasturtiums Wonderfully Natural -Yellow, Orange an 1 Flame Colored. Just for -| the Saturday XUC Spray $1.20 the dozen.

Charles Mayer & Company t9-3pWest Washington Street. Established 1840

Fourth Floor State Life Building Millinery Sacrificed The Most Startling Sale of High Class Mid-Summer Millinery We Have Ever Offered at This Time —Almost Unbelievable Values 5 1 3 $ 5 Choice! All Children's Hats •V 2 Price AFRICAN OSTRICH FEATHER CO. Fourth Floor State Life Building

Accessory Bargains

I " CARS We have spotlights in mnnv sizes. The S. &M. at 87.50 is a best, grade light at a popular price. Here are real values in Stewart spotlights. They give powerful light. Sturdy and durable. Specially priced at 83.50. Get one.

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1 Goggles Mean M Relief From M Light, comfortable goggles with large lenses, in amber, green and amethyst SI.OO Other styles..s2.oo up to $7.50 Universal Vacuum Bottles A real bargain at these Jl "IHill prices. Have large cup JL jIU of hard metal, corrugated case, nickel flat fin- ' TTTTT' ish. Quart CA size r. $i.65 *U!'

FLAGS for Memorial Day Wool Bunting. Sewed Stars and Stripes. !£& SI.OO FLAGS ON STICKS Cofmn, fast colors: sticks have gilt spearhead. Sr’’; 10c IH-Inch. | • rach 1 CC SILK FLAGS Feinted 1! *" ch ’ 7C"wh JJC —First Floor.

Rear Mirrors Rubber-Neck, Look - Back a _ ea Mirrors, fit any car; plate 1 | .DU glass; adjustable, bargain, ~ I = at Jl STEP PLATES for Running Boards Tut a pair on your car. They are distinctive and protect the A ‘ running boards. Bet- i 4 Pe r ter than mats. Site Dal. Sill inches. Special, TT ra " at Accelerator Heel Plates Every motorist needs one. CA Special, at DUC

Men’s Yonng Men’s prPalm Beach Suits^ V The genuine in gray, green, blue, ( brown and tan; " Wy stripes or plain, regulars, stouts, slims and young men’s models. Also kool kloth and lusters. Really a good suit for only— . vl $-■ OJi JBti JJjpr Straw Hats WSW? for Decoration Day f smy Truly the Decoration Day ■ headdress for men. By buy- /p. ing here you get the style, ('fc j A |JI j ink plus the comfort of the new fJu 19/ Atm shapes and sweat l - \ y 'Am ! ; .M *' ou save SLOO. 1 ■ mil* jf jfgfcti-*--' STRAWt ■ 'ssmr HATS hats Sennits, fine weaves, Light and $SjMr sawtooth and Porto Sennits. Porto Ricans Wy Ricans. Special for Dec- and telescopes. A style oration day— for every head— , . ilk $4 .89 $fV39 Al Ik, r 2Jk Men’s Underwear and most c'n>plct> line of ragulars and *x- vMW tra sires In underwear for men. boys, women in stale. 4Bpt@§ Nainsook athletic union Fine ribbed union suits in suits, elastic web insert ecru, short sleeves, anxle 8 Mr , v „ ~ length; also Gibbs’ split la back; sizes 34 to 46. belt fc athlptic unlon sultß in |A Special white; sizes 34 to 46 Ik 59c 97c A Shirts for ‘Ww Decoration Day Fancy pin checked in the English broadcloth shirts, latest style novelties, with dressy, cool and comfortcollar to match; fast col- able; tan and gray; with ■ w ors. Sizes 14 to 15— soft collar to match; also A white, no collar — Ilk $4.97 $0- 97 jk,T 3 Light Weight Pants Men's PaJm Beach pants. Khaki pants, large plain or striped patterns e^gj an{ j ex^ra vveli MW to match coat. Can be . wF laundered. Sizes 2S to ! made ' Plain or cuff bot ‘ 5Q ! toms. Sizes 28 to 42- t $ A -97 I $4 .89 M \~Jk : IwHl *Sm%' :• Boys’ Suits Boys' wash suits, in plain ' Boys' all-wool suits. colors, light or dark, blue serge, browns, grays, mr fancv Stripes or mixtures. a°d light or dark 1 c ro % novelties. Extra well taiLk , “ izes 3 to 7 lored. Sizes 6 to 18— A kß9c WA Wj9y Boys’ Furnishings Athletic union suits of j Sport Blouses, khaki small check nainsook, web light, fancy stripes; a vCv insert in back. Sizes 26 l^S 6 assortment to L to 34. Special- j?^ 86 from ' Sizes 6to J 59<A ■ L ,a^*es, Specials Ladies’ pure thread silk Ladies’ fine ribbed W/r h ?, Se ‘ seml - fash |°ned back, auilS) band to with tiaht iDr all colors, including the , ~ , y newest shades of nude, or 8116,1 kaee; sizes 36 to polo and fawn— 44 — j L Y 59^ we Close all Day Decoration Day, , May .30, wmßEfimmi. - mSsamßMi^MCtZ la. '' f

Attention—lccPcddlcars Service ICE Company | PROMPT SERV ICe-ALWAYS i! Wholesale Car load 935 E.NORTH STREET— PHONE MAIH46%C j.

MAY 26, 1922.