Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 23, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 June 1922 — Page 12

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Iron Bars Can't Cage a Smile The smile of the man behind the "cage” is the handclasp between a bank and its depositors. His "Good Morning, Sir!” is the welcome on the bank doormat. His courtesy in all things is the bank’s hospitality. Thus, in a body of steel, stone and concrete beats the warm heart of a smile. By making it easy for any depositor to confer with its officers regardless of his problem, by placing its experience at the disposal of any depositor regardless of his bank balance, by affording the same powerful protection to everything entrusted to its safekeeping, regardless of the value of the treasure, this bank translates the smile of the man behind the cage into service for those beyond it. Jfletcfjer failings anb Crust Company Safe Deposit Boxes. First Floor Vault

Landon Speaks to I. U. Alumni Body BI.OOMINGTON, led., June 7. —Speaking the annual dinner of the Indiana University Alumni Association her# last night, Hugh McK. Landon of Indianapolis, said when the James 'Vhltoomb Klley Hospital for Children, to be erected In Indianapolis, is completed and ready for occupancy "provision will have been made for the care of the thousands of sir ii ar.d crippled Indiana children which will be ur.. veiled anywhere. ' Mr. Landon, who is president of the Itiley Memorial Association, which started the movement for the Klley Hospital, explained the origin of the movement and also the campaign about to be made In every county in the State to complete raising of a $-.<*>,"do building fund for the erection of the hospital. Time Is Extended for Flower Show Entries Entries in the amateur roue show to ■e staged this week by the Bankers Trust Company may be filed until noon Thursday instead of closing a; i o'clock this afternoon as originally announced. The selection of Mrs. Frank T Witt, Irwin Bertermann and Jean H. Ni<*..:as as judges of the contest Is al*o announced The flower exhibition will be divided into five classes which in dude any variety of rose gr wn in Marc a County by amateur gardeners. The rose show is open t • any amateur Slower gardener In Marion County and includes all varieties of r ises. Petty Thieves Busy, Is Report to Police Numerous reports of petty thefts are being investigated by the police. [; y Beaver. 1443 Olive street, reported a burglar entered his home and stole sl7 Brass ■ nttern rings belonging to A K Hartman. manufacturing jeweler of Kalama- ■’<>. Mich., rained at Shot were reported -tolcn from his valise Stamps worth ?l'.;s.!*o were taken from a wagon belonging to F.li Lilly A- Cos., according to a report given the police.

To the Public: Formerly of New York and Boston is now located in Indianapolis. AS A SPECIAL INDUCEMENT 3 mmm During the Months of June and July I will make R fl M this offer to alt sufferers of the feet. H 1$ wl j I WILL TREAT ALL AILMENTS OF THE FOOT AT V/ I Although my regular fees are much more than this, yet you | will receive the same treatment and care at this very low introductory price. 3 * p i r/ Treat Any of These Ailments at the Low Price Above BUNIONS CORNS INGROWN NAILS i I WEAK ANKLES, ETC. 6 m I Dr. P. LESCH 317-318 Stewart Place Bldg. Illinois and Ohio Sts. 157 N. Illinois St.

Chamber Plans to Finance Industries I’lans for financing new Industrie* in Indianapolis will be formulated at a joint meeting In the Chamber of Commerce today of the finance sub-committee of the industries division, of which B. A. Duck is halrman. and the finance advisory committee of the chamber, of which A. <}. liuddfdl Is chairman. Tvs ate; in Industrial promotion of in- • ••its’ip-'d:- the rc-ult of work of H. A. M • rtbington, uh. for a number of years h,':< le-er chairman of thp Industries com “ ftfee, hut who i- being temporarily relieved by Joseph A Kelder, vice chairman of the committee Mr. Worthington is temp-Tartly acting as chairman (if the m mt. rship committee. Blackburn's Pieiwnw* i y "I Mrstc, Twill CascaßOyalPillLr”- | ii mn . its bu'iuuAAkdLajmsßraa in wi ttvw 1

Electrical Chandelieres Eight beautifully arranged display rooms and hundreds of samples to choose from. I'aotory and Office Lighting a (Specialty. Hatfield Electric Company MA ,n °'23. jO2 South Meridian Street.

\U_ 3 lbs. Extracted Honey, 75c 1 porf,D * 30# THE HONEY STORE * 152 NORTH DELAWARE ST.

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Somebody has been remarking around that Jefferson Pollocks has nor hit a lick of work this year, but (hat proved to be a false rumor, as he helped take down the postoffice stove on Thursday cf last week. • • • Columbus Allsop picked out a fine fishing place a few days ago while Gander C'reek was up. but went down there this morning and found he would have to move up nearer to the stream If h wanted to catch anything. • • • Cricket Ilb-ks, while riding his bicycle through the Calf Klbs neighborhood Monday of this week, caine very near running over the train. Nab Wabash Woman for Neglect of Child Edith Cover, wanted at Wabash on a charge of child neglect. Is under arrest here. She was tnken to her home. Koss Walker, 54, No. 7 Norman Court, arrested by Defectives Stewart and Gaughsn on a charge of being a fugitive from justice, will tie taken to Munch* to face a charge of Issuing a fraudulent check.

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MS ftsll V Mis SMILES ARE GOOD They help folks endure the high cost of living and other troubles. Therefore, SMILE, SMILE. SMILE! But have you thought what an Important part of a smile your teeth are? A smile only has Its maximum value when it discloses clean, bright, whiti* shining glistening. well-kept teeth. Wo will help with the teeth part. Making bad ti*e*h good and at tra.- ive is where we shine. And when you pay our charges It doesn't ruin your smile. EITELJORG & MOORE Corner East Market St. and Circle IGround Floor I.tidy Attendant

DEFORMITY | brao: S J We actnallr bnlld *rerr WTTACO I deformity brae® to rru*>t th* 1 of the wearer. 0r dr*lKiting au<l J filtdng: i done by expert* with I ymjPR of experience. I WH. Armstrong Cos. ] Surgical JhstrumcntJfouse Established 1U& Si M eat Ohio St. liuflunapoliji. lnd. Complete 1n of Alek room Papplie*

GET TH E HA B 1 T HK.iR i NOE’S QUALITY i ~ JEW EI KY THE FLETCHER M. NOE J?:\VhhUV hTOHK. 103 N. Ill***.,l* St. Opp. Terminal Wtf*. . GLAZER’S New Location 211 E. Washington St A NEAT APPEARANCE mean* suit prea*ed aid nhoes whined. Denison Shoe Repair and Shining Parlor 117 N. Feanwy imnla St. Cuticura Soap - The Healthy——— Shaving Soap Ctt—rs<p IITM wlttssitcna. Irurrwtiart a.

There are Many Reasons Why You Should Attend this p iirp I The price reductions are enormous. The Instruments are in perfect condition. Our entire Stock of highgrade Instruments included. No exceptions. Liberal terms—you don’t need the cash. The selection is almost V unlimited. reason & Hamlin, Steinway, Duo Art, Stroud & Steck , Weber, Vose, Kurtzmann, Apollo, Brambach, Etc. Pianos, Players and Grands These are new instruments backed with our personal guarantee. Being but slightly affected by smoke, which was easily removed, they represent most exceptional values. You take no chances, but you do obtain a great saving in price. Victor —Edison —Aeolian Vocalion and Cheney Talking Machines and Phonographs Pearson Piano Cos. Temporary Location 342-358 Mass. Ave. Open Evenings

QAVFi oc L 0 0,5 cT 5c if Per Gallon PAINT NOW^Sv^ Special Sale all This Week On every gallon of Paint you buy here. These savings are on our Highest Quality Paints, Varnishes and Enamels. INDIANA PAINT, ROOFING & SUPPLY CO. Only Two Blocks South of Washington Str-tet. 132 S. Pennsylvania St. Phone Li ncoln 8101.

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Honest Service. HeooonnMe Price* SHIRLEY BROS. CO., Inc. UNDERTAKERS OFFICES —M N. Illinois St.. 5371 E. Waaliington St., 3020 N. lUlnola BV. 2108 VV. MiclUran St.. 2815 E. Wafthlnaton St. Circle 1018. Aut. 31-138. Amb. Service. W. Monufoctare Ont Own Cem.nt Cuketi.

V Hv yon noticed the nnmf A ber of newspaper picture. I of fnmoim men credited to MooreflelU? It is evar pres\rjf Jf ent proof of the fact that J the better Judges of porImFflS t ro.lt ure come to Ninth Floor, Kahn It aII ding. Mending Tissue IV&VZ Si! No sewing or darning. Repairs clothing. ■llk. satin cotton goods, ribbons, fabrics i *ll kinds, kid gloves, mackintoshes j umbrellas, parasols, stockings, etc Package postpaid 15 cents, two packages. 28 cents Address PENN PUBLISHING CO. Blnlrsvllle. Pa. — Advertisement.

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CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS <* LOUISVILLE RY. Excursion to Michigan City The Coney Island of the West $2.75 Round Trip SUNDAY, JUNE 11 RETURN SAME DAY Leaves Indianapolis ...7:45 a. m. Arrives Michigan City 12:30 Noon Return Train leaves Michigan City 5:20 p. m. Arrives Indianapolis 10:30 p. m. Enjoy the Cool Breezes of Lake Michigan For further Information consult Ticket Agent City Ticket Office, 114 Monument Place. Phone Circle 4600. J. W. ARMSTRONG Union Station F. V. MARTIN City Passenger Agent Phone M.Vin *sf>7 t.i-n'l Agent. Pass. Dept.

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