Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 43, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 June 1922 — Page 12

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VEHICLES FROM KAISER’S STABLE STIR INTEREST Tourists Flock to View Three Ornate Carriages Now Being Offered for Sale. By Vnited Sews THE HAGUE, June 30.—Three ornate, crested carriages, said to have belonged to former Kaiser Wilhelm, are attracting more attention from summer tourists than the Carnegie peace palace. But the interest of the visitors seems to be purely academic, as the carriages are being offered for sale at S4OO each with no buyers. The harness is trimmed with silver lornaments and mounted with the imiperial crowns and eagles of the old /monarachy The interiors are richly / l.ned with velvets and brocades. The doors are emblazoned with the Hohenzollern heraldry. The seats of the drivers and outriders are covered with gorgeous, vari-colored velvet. Both harness and coaches are topped with large ostrich feathers. The carriages reached Holland mysteriously in 1919, and probably were seized and taken away from the imperial stables during the German revolution. j A Character yon will find In I every portrait made by the photographic process Ninth Floor. Kahn Building. Out of the high rent district, i Special for Friday and Saturday, f .>OO pair tailor-made trousers ready--1 to-wear, while they last. I Special at $2.93. I Remember every pair is made with j double seat which means double wear (for von: this is aa excellent opportune to match tout coat and vest. IV E ARE WEST OF ILLINOIS ST. 104 W. OHIO ST. The Big Sign Around the Wall.

: —' V r DEDVT HURT A BIT. IVe wish to lay emphasis upon the fact that our dental work is NOT cruel and heartless. Our FIRST care is for the FEELINGS of the patient. Our work is all done with SYMPATHY AND HUMANITY. YVe have every known device for the prevention of jvun. Teeth extracted painlessly, asleep or awake. Drs.EITELJORG & MOORE DENTISTS Corner East Market St. and Circle. Ground Floor. No stairs to climb

I I j TRUSSES H • Doctors how the splen- I did results obtained -with I I WHACO Appliances. Ask I U your own physician. He [ | will say, "A WHACO I ■ Truss, by all means.” I I Armstrong Cos U Jvrpica/ Jnstrum&itJfous* ( Established 1885. j fjnW 34 West ohl ° st. 1 Indianapolis, Ind. yXS&SSE3ffi Complete Line of \wipßr Sickroom Supplies

YOUR FLAG AND YOUR POCKETBOOK Put money In your bank account and a handsome large size fiag ion front porch by openi.ig a 55.00 savings account witjh us today. The flag is given jpthout charge. THE PEOPLES STATE BANK l3O-Ip€ E. Market St. i

Sale Unclaimed Property D QLm HEADQUARTERS iJL Mil, 2:00 P. M. C Sa B§ades bicycles, auto tires, ■otL tools and other artiIB? SIT J-S on Cuticura Away Troubles /l-f R OSntoect ta *xrth,T3c=o to oow--1 y-=ia<CUgir*.Dpt.X.lfaJ<£a,>U. ns $1.23 a Set Irons, Stand and Handle lre ’ Paints and Garden Tools U HARDWARE “uU S 515 W. Wash. St i

KILLING FINAL CHAPTER OF DOPE FIEND’S CAREER Victim Sniffed Cocaine All Night on Park Bench Before Murdering Salesman. By United News CHICAGO, June 30. —Ten years ago, : Harry Deyo told the court, he was a i clerk in a New York drug store and idly wondered what sort of a sensaj tion he would derive from a sniff of ! cocaine. He meant to try it just once. : He tried it once, and then many times j again. That was the beginning of Deyo’s career as a dope fiend. The end —so far as the world is coni cerned —came Thursday when Deyo, i now 28, was sentenced to life im- ; prisonment for the murder of Harry J. j 'VVemett, a salesman. He blamed the : killing on dope. Prior to the murder, Deyo said, he | sat up all night on a park bench, sniffing dope with a friend. Then he! went to work, and the shooting fol- j lowed. “I didn't intend to kill him.” Deyo! explained, as his hands trembled and his pasty face twitched for the lack of another “shot," “but the dope made me.”

Fourth Floor State Life Building Millinery Sale Jast Body Hats ! $1.98 \ r j Taffeta Hats Flower Trimmed Hats Transparent Dress TTats Transparent Hats Ribbon Trimmed Hats Tailored Hats Ribbon Sport* Hat.* Sport* Hat* Soft Silk Hats Banded Sailor* — s 4 — s @— Closing Out All Children’s Hats Milans, Baby Bonnets, Soft Hats, Dress Hats—Leghorn Hats —every Child's Hat included | that sold up to $12.50 U/ JEL AFRICAN OSTRICH FEATHER CO. Fourth Floor State Life Building

Safeguarding Your Health - Producing Pure Ice % EVERY precaution is taken to protect health in Indianapolis by the Polar Ice and Fuel Cos. in the manufacture of ice for public consumption. Two great wells over 200 feet deep furnish the purest of sparkling water. This water is tested regularly and is distilled before made into ice. Distillation insures purity, but is not necessary, but is done to remove the air from the water, which gives you the clear transparent ice so much enjoyed by Indianapolis. Polar Ice and Fuel Cos. 25 Cash and Carry Stations

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Five-burner, with stationary oven, glass door, white enamel splash back $77.00 Bee the new improved stove with the giant Superflex burner that cooks as fast as gas.

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BORAH WRITES PRESIDENT TO FREE CONVICTS Urges Political Prisoners Be Given Immediate, Complete Amnesty. j By United Press WASHINGTON. June 30.—A letter: from Senator William E. Borah of! Idaho to the President advocating the ! immediate release of the ninty-six political prisoners has been made public by the joint amnesty committee of the American Civil Liberties Union through Gilson Gardner, its chairman. | Borah indicated at the time he would j soon move in the Senate for a discus sion of the pending Senate resolution granting a general amnesty to those prisoners. He is the author of a recent resolution which brought to the Senate a report from the Attorney General giving the number and present status of war prosecutions under the espionage act and other war statues.

Cooks as Fast as Gas One-burner, Jr. $6.25 Two-burner, Jr $12.00 Two-burner, without cabinet $16.00 Two-burner, with cabinet $21.25 Three-burner, without cabinet $21.00 Three-burner, with cabinet $27.50 Four-burner, without cabinet $27.00 Four-burner, with cabinet $34.50 Four-burner, with heat-re-taining oven $60.00

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Flags for life the 4th jpit The first consideration in buying a flag for outdoor use should be Its weather-resisting qualities. Strong material, fast colors make the prices we have put on flags with such characteristics seem unexpectedly low. The following sizes are good for homes and business buildings: BEST QUALITY WOOL BUNTING FLAGS Fast Colors Each Each Each 2x3 ft $1.50 BxlO ft 58.50 9xlß ft .$21.00 Bxs ft. $3.00 Bxl2 ft $10.50 10x20 ft $25.00 4x6 ft $-1.00 5x12 ft $12.50 12x20 ft $30.00 sxß ft $6.00 Bxls ft $16.50 15x23 ft $37.50 SEWED COTTON BUNTING FLAGS Extra Quality. v High grade bunting. In the same weave as wool bunting, fast colors, moth proof; stripes and stars are sowed. Excellent flags for outdoor use. Each | Each Each 2 x3 ft $1.25 5 T 8 ft $3 50 Bxl2 *7.00 2tix4 ft $1.50 I 1 ■' Bxls ft SO.OO 3x5 ft $1.75 j <xl ° rt 10 10x18 ft $14.00 4x6 ft $2.50 | Bxl2 ft $6.00 10x20 ft $15.00 PRINTED COTTON BUNTING FLAGS Each I Each j Each 2x3 ft 50c 4x6 ft SI.OO I 3xlo ft $3.60 3x5 ft 65c 1 sxß ft $2.25 j Bxls ft $6.00 Mail Orders Promptly Filled. Charles Mayer & Cos. 29-31 West Washington Street, Established 1840.

Becoming—Comfortable —All ZYLONITE Frames We Examine Your Eyes and Furnish Glasses Complete 54:2 and Satisfaction Guaranteed Hoosier Optical Cos. 148 North Illinois Street

Open All Day Saturday 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. This makes it convenient for you to stop and do your banking on your way home from the shop or office. Get the habit of depositing a part of yonr pay before you begin to spend. This will make your saving easy. We Pay 4Vz yfc On Savings $1 Will Open an Account Meyer-Kiser Bank 13G East Washington Street. Get one of our little Home Banks.

Leonard Refrigerators Because the Leonard Cleanable Refrigerator is constructed with a one-piece seamless porcelain lining with rounded corners, a clean and sweet interior is always assured. No other type of construction will prevent odor and the resulting danger to health by contamination of foodstuffs. Many other outstanding features that you’ll like. Leonard Refrigerators are priced as low as $23.25. Leonard Ice Chests start at $16.00. Terms, of course.

Another Big Saturday Sale at HORUFFS Come and Get Your Share of These Bargains

Men’s and Boys* Oxfords Cool, dressy oxfords, well U made. Just the right [I weight tor summer wear. Get a pair tomorrow at the Lt 'yffih special prices of — ' \ —and—

Men’s and Boys oat:ng Shoes „ Sturdy outing shoes, made of elkskin. Comfortable and J durable. Get a pair tomor/L[ row at £ P ecial prices of — mm! —nd—-

Sale of Summer Footwear for Children

< ’ Barefoot'sandalt The ideal summer play ? H Every little boy or girl #'■ Cute mtle shoes for children. All I wants a pair of these cool I _ . sizes up to 2. Special I sandals. AH sizes up to I Specially priceu, in chilat fI.OO. Jk, 2. 91.00. dren’s sizes, at SI,OO.

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mj&ofo. Stock Up With a Supply of Bleaching and Sun Burn Creams After a day in the sun and wind you will need sun guards, and because you can get these creams at Hook's at economical cut prices you should not hesitate to be liberal in your use of them. 65 c Iterrv's Freckle Cream -49 c # 50c Creme de Meridor G9<* $1 oo colden Peacock Bleach ** La Kor,i I^mon Cream....3B<? Crense 74e Hook's Lemon Cream 74<* 50c Woodbury’s Facial Cream. .42<* 35c Irostilla Z9C 75e Katin Skin Bleach 59c $1.50 Graham's Face Bleach. JjVI.SO 25c Old Gibraltar Witch Hazel s<>c Hind's Honey and Almoud Jelly 19<* Cream 159 C W Hazeline Snow UOt 4 50c Milkweed Cream JIIIC Hudnut's Cucumber Cream... GOO sk- Orchard White HOC 85c Jergcn's Benzoin and AlAngelus Lemon Cleansing mond Lotion 29<* Cream 08c 60c Malvina Cream 45C Perhaps You’ll Also Have Need of These 20c Babcock's Corylopsis Tal- 50c Freeman's Face- Powder.. 39C cum 15C 50c Java Rice Face Powder.... HOC 25c Cutlcura Talcum 21c 9.00 L'Orlgan Fa-e Powder (Coty s) 8-*C 30c PJer Kiss lalcum Ji2C Tangerine Rouge 45C 50c Carmen Face Powder 39c 50c DJer Kiss Rouge 43C Plans for the Glorious Holiday Outing May Well Include Many of Hook's Accessories Even the youngest Fourth of July picnicker would not forego the fun of those jolly candy kum-back balls —a big bright colored ball, filled with molasses kisses and attached to a stout mischievous rubber band. For live Fourth of July fun —get a Candy Kum-Back Ball Priced 10c Fruit juices and vacuum bottles for that all important lunch basket are surely not to be overlooked. Sparkling Fruit Juices Vacuum Bottles, 98c Up I ,.y Juice, At pg e B rlnt ghiminum vacuum $1.25 Phcz Loganberry Juice, * V bottle, highly polished spun alumloka num, with insulated handle top. SI.OO Virginia r)are":::::::::::74c Q,,art s l - 6 *- 40c White Ro-k Ginger Ale. 35C $2 00 Brown Pint Thermos, *1.50 40c White Rock Lithla Water, quart 35C Brown Quart Thermos, 82.50. ' r,oc pmt° Ur S Grape J,llcr Green Quart Thermos, 82.75. 50c Welch's Grape Juice, pint. li9<7 Quart Thermos Filler, 81.50.

For Your “Fourth” Motor Trip Minute-Man AIRCO S’ r^\ A 3 , -fill REPAIR KIT Ignition A A3\ ■ * Seals puncture or blowouts I ' and 1111 I instantly. Guaranteed not f /*>p*p i \ slip y Ful/*dire-tions ° n I>ro * >er Paves yonr time and tem- J Jir Cfl/. anri *sl bad- Locates dead plugs. S '’*Ss9||m>tg!Hße t/"v, P 1 vltUv Keveals aborted or broken Spark Plugs— All Sizes SEAT PADS jf| flffei *W carry all standard sires of A. C. fc\Y I Champion and Splltdorf. Carry an ex- I * I I!■ j tra set of plugr. They are as essential ! P Q >. P r . m n 111 as a spa -e tire. ; Or Cdlllp | | The well-known EYER-KLEAN seat pada, made of finest Chinese matting. I dEa j You can roll or fold them. Guaranteed not to break. Protect your clothes IsEWflMilif! 11l from dust, dirt and oil. Cool and comfortable for hot weather W&WWfIW? PH riding. Fine for use at picnics, a j 50 SPECIAL DE LtXE PAD, gt 2 uu,Y MAwmMmm IHpME. JSL. ..=t m I~JVLJu l ~ JVLJu Wash.. Ot Wedge-Shaped Cushion $2.00 * Rear Vision Mirror $1.50

S TROUSERS Si From factory to consumer. asCM Walk two squares and ]■ save money. Indianapolis Pants Manufacturing J 9 439 TV. Washington St, w

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GET THE HABIT WEAR __ I NOE'S QUALITY | JEWELRY ~ THE FLETCHER M. NOE JEWELRY STORE. 103 N. Illinois S*. Opp. Terminal St*.

Women sand Girls' Oxfards Neat summer oxfords, in black, brown and white, in military and low heels. A _.. full range of sizes. Get yours tomorrow at the spe- f | ctal prices of — Jitf I $ 2 $ 3

Women’s and Girls’ Slippers Attractive strap slippers, in black, brown and white, with military and low heels. Get a pair for summer wear at the special prices of—’3 -

12 Dependable Drug Stores

City Stores West Washington Street store. W. Washington and Soimte, S. W. Cor. Massachusetts Avenue Store, Massachusetts Avenue at Vermont and Alabama Sts. Ohio and Pennsylvania Street Store. formerly 2 rands Pharmacy. Meridian and Washington Street Store, S. F. Cor., la Merchants Hank Bldg. Illinois and Washington Street Store, S. E. Ctr., in Occidental Bldg. Illinois Street Store, 105 N. Illinois Street, Opposite Terminal Station* East Washington Street Store, E. Washington and Kew Jersey, N. W. Cor.

Kodaks, Brownies, Eastman Films A kodak will keep the story of your good times. Kodaks priced from $6.50 up. Brownies from $2.00 up. Eastman Autographic and N. C. films. Thrifty Suggestions for Vacationists’ Needs Flashlights priced from S9<* up. Bobbed Hair Combs.... 50c Powder Puffs, lOC and up. Fountain Tens up from SI.OO- - Pencils from --50 C up. SI.OO Auto Strop Razor 35c Colgate's Shaving Cream..29C SI.OO Gem Razor ...-59C 50c Gem Razor Blades .. 39c 50c Mennen s Shaving Cream.. 390 35c William's Shaving Cream..29c 50c Forhan’s Tooth Paste.. 38C 30c Kolynos Tooth Paste ISC 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste 33<* 30c Old Mission Cleaner 25C

GLAZER’S New Locaty 211 E. Washing ’^^7

JUNE 30, 1922

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