Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 181, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1922 — Page 6

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■GSTIPS REDEEMABLEIQW Folders Must Be Attachedd to War Certificates. Owners of War Savings stampa Which mature Jan. 1, 1923, ha ve been requested by thè Postoffice Department at Washington to tura in folders with stamps attaché! to thè locai postoffice as soon as possible. By so doing a last-minute rush will be avoided. The stamps will be redeemed at their face value. The law requiree that thè stamps be attached to a folder when presented for payment. Stamp owners who have not obtained these folders should get applications for them from thè postoffice and send them to thè postmaster aster filling them out.

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Decorated for Bravery I saw a young chap get on thè car thè other evenlng about thè time •dates’ go home. On his cheek was thè Well-deflned outline of a girls red lips. Bvidently she had use! her paint and afTection lavishly.—M. E. R. Thump, Thnnip A slgn in an E. Washington St Store reads: “Rapped Bread, 5c." Deteokitting , I saw thè police car drive right through Brightwood thè other day. It was completely disguised by means of rag wrapped around thè star on thè front of thè car.—H. C. C. of C. Wants Uniform Rates A uniform System of freight rates cn coal in Indiana is asked in a petition filed with thè public Service commission by thè Indiana State Chamber of Commerce.

Great Christmas Sale Overstuffed Rockers $1 a Week / A Wonderful Christmas Gift Here Is a great, big, BBSS massive rocker that feL É&MBk èW (I 1 Make y ° Ur 6clect,on wlll please any one-a "° W for Christmas demos! deslrable glft V s Ljj coi| ra S p h ring y S 55555 S P a Y thè balance in nicel* upholstered. See |£§ ' Bma " week, V or month ’ these beautiful rockers Sp '■# ' Y payment9 ’ Be here in our wlndow. fej early-they'll sell fast. A Big Line of Toys fon thè Children Window Desk and Chair 1 H. 98 Window ijjjj p ili M A solid oak chlld’s desk and chair BANOV that wlll stand hard usage., Every ANDY Ui_ ehlld wanta a desk and chair. Or- ing t oy. Dad wlll have ” der yours now. Shop early. V almost as much fun with it as thè children. 127-129 East Washington Street _

PLACE CHRISTMAS SEAt POSTERS IN TAXICABS i l'assengere in Intercity Busses Also Will Be Retninded. Passengers in taxicabs througbout Indianapolis and those riding on thè various motor bus lines which have bene operating on main roads leading into Indianapolis will be reminded that thè annual tutberculosis Christmas seal eampaign is in progress during December. In cooperation with thè Marion County Tuberculosis Association, which Is conducting thè annual drive for funds to tight tuberculosis in this county in 1923, thè managers of thè various taxicab and bus lines this week have placed on each taxicab operating in thè city and on each motor bus a large Christmas seal poster. SEEK RELATIVE HERE Police were requested today to notify Mrs. Anna Harper that her

OTHER! BREAK UifeA CHILB’S GOLD IMI, Hurry ! Move Little Bowels with "California Fig Syrup” Whatever else you give your ehlld ; clan he will praise you for having to relieve a bad cold. sore throat or K> ven -California Fig Syrup" as thè . _ ~ | laxative because it never fails, never congestion. be sure to flrst open thè crampg or overacts and even sick little one’s bowels with “California Fig 5 children love lts pleasant taste. Syrup” to get rid of thè potsons and ; Ask your druggist for genuine waste which are causing thè cold and ! “California Fig Syrup,” which has dicoiigestion. In a few hours you can rections for babies and children of all see for yourself how thoroughly it j ages prlnted on bottie. Mother! You works thè constipation poison, sour must say “California” or you may get bile and waste right out. ;an imitation fig syrup.—Ad vertice Even if you cali your family physi- 1 ment.

sister is ili and not expected to live. Hhe telegram was sent by Noble F. Alexander, a nephew of Mrs. Harper of Springfield, 111. Mrs. Harper’s address in this city was not given. BUILDING PERMITS Klizabeth Hilgrenberg-, dwelling, 4039 Central, $6.500. Ernest X. Van Treese, dwelling, 5221 E. St. Clair, S4OO. O. W. MeCord, remodel, 1912 Valley, $530. James A. Canty, repalrs, 3810 E. TwentyBighth, S6OO. J. G. Habing Building Realty Company, dwelling, 1626 Churchtnan, $3.200. Templeton Freeman Realty Company, doublé, 4025 Carrollton, $9,500. E. M. Schodeld, dwelling, 827 Tecumseh, $4.800. Southern Lvmber Company, dwelling, 1330 X. Thirtj'-Seeond. $2.850. Western Oil Refiniug Company, station, Shelb.v and Raymond, $2,000. Western Oil Refining Company, gas tanks, Shelby and Raymond, S4OO. ' Robert Leary, garage, 290(5 Park, S7OO. Ethel Weiss, dwelling, 1001 St. Paul. $2,200. Ethel Weiss, dwelling, 1005 St. Paul, $2,200. Nora Leary, garage. 2812 Park, S7OO. W. A. Bruce, garage, 3145 Northwestern, S9OO. '

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WIFE SCORCHES SUPPER.; DOMESTIC WAR FOLLOWS John Darty Sought in Beating and Cutting of Spouse. This looks like caveman stuff, police say. John Darty, 21*. colored, 434 W. Wabash St., did not relish scorched food for supper. Mrs. Katy Darty told thè police he became peeved, whipped her with a pump handle, and cut her hand with a buteher knife. Police are looking for thè husband to leara his side. , RED AND WHITE GLOBES MARK FIRE ALARM BOXES City Takes Steps for More General Use of System. Red-and-white globes on parkway lamp standards and are lights at

Bear This in Mind: All Deposits in a Savings Account Bere Today or Tomorrow Will Receive Interest From December First. Open an account TODAY as a gift to someone and by thè time you present it Christmas morning, it will have earned nearly one mentii’s interest, and will continue througbout tire coming year. $1 Will Open an Account We Pay 4V 2 % on Savinga Meyer-Kiser Bank 136 £ast Washington Street Open All Day Saturday, 8 A. M. to 8 P. M.

A SALE of RUBENS Suits and Overcoats Most unusual chance to save money on clothes of sterling- quality. Values $25 to S3O, Now — *19.50 I Values S3O to S4O, Now — soo en Other Unmatchable Values up t-o $34.50 for Suits and Overcoats, worth up N to SSO and $55. With many of thè #Suits we can furnish extra Trousers at small additional cost. Boys’ Suits at Sale Prices S’TSO $ 10.00 $ J o^so For Suits Worth Reguìarly $lO to S2O We’re Open Till Nine O’Clock Saturday “Night RUBENS IO West Washington Oy Street For 36 jfpars a dependable and trustworthy store

Street cornerà where sire alarm boxea are located are being installed by thè city. The city electrlcal de par* ment is putting on forty-eight red oolumn light globes marked “Fire Alarm” in white. There are only forty-eight sire boxes in thè city located near column lights. John Berry, chief engineer of thè electrical department, has recommended to thè board of safety that all other boxes be marked by half red and half white globes on are lights. Fire department records show only about fifteen per cent of thè alarms come over thè sire alarm System. The majority come hy telephone.

WHOOPINGCOUGH No “cure” — but helps to reduce paroxysma of coughing. VICKS Vapoßu a Over / 7 Mlllton fati Uttd Ycarlft

CHEMISTS ENTERTAINED A complimentary banquet will be given for thè Indiana section of thè American Chemical Society tonight by thè Van Camp Packing Company, at

Christmas Suggestions for thè Miss Angora Scarf Sets in all thè wanted colors, sudi as Copen, Brown, Carnei and Beaver. Suitable or all kinds of sports wear. (%. Extra Special Salar Jay Oniy! V \ Boxed in Christmas Boxes VA *0.45 *445 / } - and TT mmgL I SPECIAL SALE OF CHILDREN’S BEA VÈR HATS. Just 28 Hats t-t 95 in Lot. Special Saturday I== Imitation Paradise Hats Just arrived a new shipment of those much wanted imitation Paradise Hats of Black Satin. price *4.95 1 *7.45 — Basement Millinery THE Wm. H. BLOCK CO.

Ì'’ Buy Gifts F | Pay in 1923... | ? DIAMIiD “IlLISOtS” BRACELET 5 a RIRGS WATCHES 9 jfl 6. 3 S Jfifcijas <awr y .aggja - -jßpjg rLly mour-i.ed iu Uie 'fjj ey )iave 17-jewel ad- derful pportunlty for ij'SSS very neweat 18-iii. Instert movimenta and new Chrlstmas gift selectlon. . g*® “ u . thln model 20-year guaran- Matiy are priced as low a ,

thè company’s plant, 2002 S. East St. Following thè banquet, Dr. George A. Fisher, a plant officiai, will discuss “The Development of a Modera Canning Industry.' An inspection of thè plant will follow. “The Manufacture

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and Analysis of Evaporatori Milk” will be thè subject of a talk by W. L. Clark, milk specialist. C. E. Storte, assistant to Dr. Fisher, will discuss “Progress of Science in Food Preservation.”