Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 145, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1922 — Page 20

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HENRY HUBBARD IS KEEPING BUS! Former Pennsylvania Officiai in Retirement Aster Year’s of Service. "The present politicai campai gn ha been keeplng me busy slnce my retirement,” Henry Hubbard, 70, of Cl 9 Hamilton Ave., said today. Mr. Hubbard was recently offlclally retir ed before 400 of his fellow workman by thè Pennsylvania Railroad aster forty-nine years In railroad work and twenty-nine years with thè Pennsylvania System. - Mr. Hubbard has always been actlve In politica, servine two terms In thè House of Hepresentatlves in 1897 and 1605. He has heJd several Important offices with thè Pennsylvania, servine on their Board of Safety for many years. Mr. Hubbard was instrumentai in organlzir.g thè Pennsylvania Grays, thè baseball team larsrely responsible for thè growth of athletics along thè Pennsylvania System. At thè farewell meeting he was presented with a permanent pass to all athletlc conte sts given by thè Pennsylvania Athletlc Association and a llfe membership in that organization. STUART HOME ENTERED Thief Gets $34, but Overlooks sls Hidden In Dresser. James B. Stuart, 233 N. Jefferson Ave., reported a thief entered his home and took $34 yesterday. The borglar entered through a celiar window. Some of thè money was in a savings bank and thè remainder was hidden in a coffee can under a fivegallon jar in thè cellarway. The burglar overlooked sls In a dresser drawer.

Leon’s Confession “I Am Escaped with thè Skin of My Teeth” —Book of Job, XIX, 20 The “I told you sos” win. I lose. When I opened up a brandi store on Illinois Street, my conipetitors said: “Leon can ne ver sell made-to-measure clothes at his price and pay thè big overhead expense of a downtown store. Thev were right! I thought I could. My theory was that if I my tailors to he on thè spot wlien thè garmenfc eould book orders for a hundred suits a week was ready for a try-on. ’’ I fonnd that I had in my out-of-the-way shop I surelv could book f ! ne tjiings: Baiso my prices to orders for two hundred suits a week in a “ 00 ,he Sf atl - V mc ™ ase<l f ‘ x ’ lfns< ' . _ _ .... or givo up thè room. I bave decided to inve up ground floor room. Well-meaning fnends thè room> if you llien ] iave patronized me backed me up in that A\ e were all so liberally will continue coming up to my shop wrong. I sound that most men would ratlier for your clothes, I can continue giving you come up to my shop and get thè personal what you want —good clothes at prices within ‘servicg of my cutters and fìtters; they wanted reason. Monday, Octobèr 30th, Will Be Wly Last Day on Illinois Street The Room Is for Rent and thè Fixtures for Sale Between now and then we will book orders at both plaees. I prefer, however, that all my patrons—old and new —come to thè shop. I want you to see thè tailors at work; I want you to personally meet my designer, Mr. Lanini. If there is anything wrong with your suit or overcoat, I want to see it is made right or liand you back your dcposit. As an inducement for you to come now—before thè wintcr rush begins—l will make for you Made-to-Measure All-Wool Suits .50 With Two Pairs of Trousers mié upd Made-to-Measure Overcoats All Wool, Plaid Back Kerseys \Jr I will glve SSOO to any charitable institution if It is proven that I have ralsed my prices in order to cover cost o* extra palr of trousers which I am offering during this sale. , LEON TAILOR 131 East New York Street £ J. ' 2|JJ a ** or sho P anc * ttin 9 rooms upstalrs. *sw * T - ** I ■— —• I, i Both Stores Open Until 9p. m. Saturday

Baby Mine [I HEAPD MAW OPDÉP9OME fICE CREAM BRICKS dUST MOW-I HOPE SME GETS IEMOUGM POP A MOUSE Of Course The week’s wash was hanging on thè line when a stray pup got in to

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thè yard and began worrylng a palr of B. V. Ds. Nellle Margaret, who is 3 years cidi saw thè mischief being done, and cried out, “Oh, that pup has got hold of Daddy’s brasslere and if he tears it Daddy will just have a liti” —F. AL K. Dog Hotel The children next door went away on a vacation, and, while they were gone, Jimmy took care of their dog. Some one passing thè house, asked him lf thè dog was his, and he replied, “No, we are Just boarding him.” — w. w, c. Here's Hoplng I took Sarah to thè clrcus thè other night and bought her a balloon. In about Ave minutes it was broken by a man postling against her. He bought her another and Sarah remarked: "I hope I get this one home alive.” —R. J. S. Too Much Band Clarice went with her parents to a

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band concert and as they were late tborm ushered to seata qulte near tte !atform. Clarice didn’t enjoy thè nolsy proximity and aster thè eecond number she plped out, “O, daddy, let’s get out of this bandlsh place.”—E. L. R.

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