Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 189, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1922 — Page 11

DEC. 18, 1922

PASTO! ETNE IN mC LIFE Rev. L. C. Trent Comes to Woodruff Church. By THE VISITOR A minister who haa tlme to be a member of thè Rotary Club, thè Chain ber of Commerce, Central Welfore Coundl and other civlc orgranlzatlona will become a Citizen of Indianapolis on Jan. 1, 1923. Rev. L. C. Trent, for fourteen years pastor of thè First Baptist Church of Kevranee, 111., will become pastor of thè Woodruff Place Baptist Church in Indianapolis. By his contact with civic aflfairs, thè Rotary Clubs and other orgunizations In Kewanee, he has been able to make his church and Sunday school there among thè leaders of that State. While pastor there, hé completely cleared thè church of debt and increaaed thè membership from 700 to more than 1,000. Rev. Trent was bom on a farm in Rock Island County, Illinois, and attended high school at Cordova. Aster attending college at Rockford, Ili., he graduated from Shurtleff College, Alton, IIL In his class was Miss Maida McCormick, whom he married. The family includes two children, a boy and a girL In thè spring-of 1920, Shurtleff College bestowed on Rev. Trent thè bonorary degree of doctor of dlvinity. HOOPS AND FLIVVERS “Imagine four women in hoop skirts trylng to get into a Ford,” sald Harold C. Kessinger, State Senator from Illinois, in an address on “The Changing World,” delivered yesterday at thè Y. M. C. A Big Meeting heia at English's Theater. “The world is not getting worse. as some people thlnk. Common sense tells usto hold on to thè old that is good and reach out for thè new that ir better.” . Senator-elect SamueT M. Ralston will speak before thè next Big Meeting, Sunday, Jan. 7. PRAISES LEADER “Alexander Campbell was a gifted speaker, reformer and educator,” said Dr. A. B. Philputt, pastor of thè Central Christian Church, last night in a sermon on thè founder of thè Disclples of Christ faith. “He founded Bethany College, edited a monthly religious magazlne, wrote many volumes on doctrinal subjeets and, without planning or forethought. became thè founder and leader of a religious community that now numbers 1,250,000 members,” said Dr. PhiiputC need'evangelism Evangelism is necessary to thè church, said thè Rev. Matthew F. Smith, pastor of thè First Presbyterian Church, in his sermon on “The Evangelism of thè Early Church.” The four points of emphasis on thè prof gram of thè early Christians that reveal their strength were conviction of sin and conversion from sin, continuane* in Christ and consecratlon to Service, he said. Modern evangelism often is superficial, he added. FED real atheists A few persona deny thè existence of God, but thero are few atheists at heart, said Maj. Earl F. Hites, pastor of thè Cadle Tabemacle, in his afternoon sermon yesterday. "The fool in his heart hath said there is no Gol. Even thè most primitive African cries out for his God. be it a stone or a tree,” said thè pastor. The Gypsy Smith choir will present a sacred cantata, “The Carpenter of Nazareth.” next Wednesday night, it was announced. RADIO IS SUBJECT The tenth and last meeting of thè Indianapolis-Lafayette section of thè American Institute of Electrical Engineers will be held Wednesday evening in thè Hamilton Radio Studio, 2011 N. Alabama St. Francis F. Hamilton will speak on "The Future Possibillty of Radio Broadcasting. "* FORT NEEDS MECHANICS Expert aviation engine medianica are needed at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, according to a bulletin issued by thè civil service commission. Information k regarding these and other civil service positions may be obtained from Henry M. Trimpe, secretary civil Service board. 421 Federai building.

A Reai Gift Is a Thing of V alue thè Whole Year Through Q Is there such a grift T Yes, and more—a gift that does not decrease in vaine as thè time goes on—but INCREASES. That gift is “A CHRISTMAS BANK ACCOUNT.” Yon can give it to your children, to your wife, to yourself. It means money in thè bank, and when you have money in thè bank, you have a stock of goods that everybody xvants. Money means pleasure for your young; safety for thè old. It means ind pendenee. Do you know of a gift that holds so niuch? $1 or More Will Start An Account WE PAY 4y 2 % ON SAYiNGS MEYER-KISER BANK 136 EAST WASHINGTON STREET sl—Give a Little Home Bank—sl

A Leader * REV. L. C. TRENT RECEIVER ASKED FQR APMENTS Appointment of a receiver to settle tangled financial assai rs involvlng indebtedness totaling $470,000 incurred in thè construction of thè Meridian Court Apartments, N. Meridian and Thirty-Fourth Sts., is asked in a suit to foreclose a mechanics lien on thè pieperty filed in Superior Court today egainst thè H. N. Maloney Apartment Company. Accounting of $350.000 raised by a bond issue and secured by a flrst mortgage on thè place, which was to bave betn spent in building thè apartment house, also is asked. The mcrtgage is held by G. L. Miller & Co. of At lunta. Ga. All of thè money so raised was not nut into thè construction, lt was alleged. The suit was filed by thè Roland M. Cotto, Company, who put in thè heating and piumbing at a cost of $44,000, of which they claim SIO,OOO har not been paid. DENTAL STUDENTS WILL ENTERTAIN FOR CHILDREN Studente of thè Indiana Dentai College will play Santa to poor kiddlea of Indianapolis at 10 a. m. Wednesday at thè Keith Theater. Dr. Walter Jarvis, city park board commissioner, will furnish thè names of thè chll dren, who will be taken to and from thè theater in automobiles. A two-reel comedy will be presented by thè theater. Bert Wrennielt and Edwin East of thè Edwin East Song v ìi* rr;ve a musical sketch; Dr. John M. Taylor of thè Eastman Hosp..a., l..cks oi magic; Roger Beai and Lawrence Morris, a violin duo. Simons Syncopating Seven, composedot Dentai College students, will p’ay. Paul McNabb is chairman of thè committee in charge. * tìow to Make Pine j Cough Syrup at Home j Ha n nini for prompt reTilt. < Takra but a moment to prepara, 1 and savr you aboot SB. } Pine is used in nearly all preacriptlons and remedies for eoughs. The reason is that pine contalns aererai dementa that bave a remarkable effect In goothlng and brailli* thè membraues of thè throat and chest^ Pine cough syrup are combination* of pine and syrup. The “syrup” part la usuady piain sugar syrup To make thè best pine eotigh rem ed y that money ean buy, put ounces of Pinex in à pint bottle, and 1111 up with bome-made sugar syrup. Or you cau u<=e ’larlfied molasse*. honey, or com syrup .instead of sugar syrup. Either way, you make a fui! pint—more than voù can buy ready-made for three timea thè money. It ls pure, good and tastes rery pleasant. You can feel this take hold of a cough or cold In a way tbat means business. The cough may be dry, hoarae and tight, or may be persistente loose from thè formatlon of phlegm. The cause is thè sanie—lnflamed membranes —and this Pinex and Syrup combination will stop it—usually in 24 hours or lesa. Splendid, too, for hoaraeness, or any ordlnary throat ailment. Pinex is a highly concentrated compound of genuine Norway pine extract, and is fainous thè World over for Us prompt effect upon cougbs. Beware of substltutes Ask your druggist for ”214 ounces of Pinex” with direction*, and don t accept anything else. Guaranteed to gire absolute satisfaction or money refunded The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Tnd.—Advertlsement.

All-Silk Sun and TIW“H.BLOCKC? . $4.98 _ Green, purple, red, black, navy blue mmm mmm and a wlde array of novelty handles, r _ of < olored cellulold and bakellte—and fjt Y f * Y ** to match. Tape and hemmed edges. J/oosie/vomj Grear CMsmasutore —First Floor. Coutil Conter. Up ,to $3.00 Christmas SLIPPERS For Women , for Men, for Children You could not give a more appreciated gift than a pair of these slippers. They are made of thè fineat felt obtainable, which insures their lasting wearing qualities and shapeliness. The Slippers at $1.69 The Slippers at $1.98 ci- e t „ , , „<• „ . For women. colora, trimmed or piain tailored, Slippers for women. Large assortment of col- fioft or leather Bo]es For men &nd boygf in gray or ors, soft or leather soles. Wonderful values. brown, with soft soles.

Skuffer Shoes Made of brown leather, with solid leather extension soles and leather trimmings. M .29

Again! The Basement Offers Patrons Several Hundred Fur-Trimmed COATS For Women and Misses fYour Savings Are Mp§| One-Third to One-Half If these garmeftts v/ere purchased in a regular way they would sell for sls to S2O gò A The Colors Lined throughout and trimmed with Made of Are: beaverette fur, opossum, Manchurian wolf ouch Warm òervtce—Sorrento and other desired furs. Embroidered or —Copen —Black piain tailored models with large raglan —KERSEYS —Belgian sleeves and new wide Jenny cuffs. — POLAIRE — Br(^a“ Navy —MIXTURES —Tan —Henna Plenty of Large Sizes for Stout Women SUED^NES^^^

Gift Suggestions From thè Men’s Furnishings Department

Men’s Shirts, SI.OO Of fine percaJes and printed madraa; standard brands; perfectly tailored and perfect Attingi doublé turn-back cuffs; a large varlety of checks and flgured patterns; guaranteed fast colora; eizes 14 to 17; SI.OO.

Men’s Belts, 98c and 48c Leather or rubber. Tubular or strap Brown, black and gray. Plain or inltial buckles. In Chriatmas boxe if deslred.

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A Sale of Thousands of Pairs of Women’s, Misses' and Children’s House Slippers 95c This prlce ls made posslble only because of thè tremendous quantìty we purchased. The savings effected are passed along to you. Some are made of colored kid tlnsel and pompon trimmed; others are of felt_ ribbon trimmed. All wanted colors. Sale price, 95<?.

Men’s All-Wool Sweaters Slipover, coat and sporta stylea In thè wanted colora; sizes Ìl4 to 48; at—s4 95, $3.95 and $2.95

Men's Leather HOUSE SLIPPERS $5.00 Qualities Sale Price *3.98 Made of brown or black kid. —Third Floor,

TAI BASWIHT STQUI

Beddings—Domestics

rnAin bianiej’s—*Hx7o india, attraetlre eoloi; combinatloni, in platdn. shell-stltched end*; ar $1.50 quality, each UDC INFANTg' Cltlß BI.ANKISTB—ed finish, pink or blue animai and fiorai pattern, acalloped end*; $1.75 quality, A* <o special NBAMFT) BLIACHED 9BTEBTB— lnchos, flnlshed with deep beni s (ltmlt tour to a 70, customer), spedai IFC PILLOWCABBB finlsbed with a deep hen; extra special, $ each l/C WHITB OPTINO TrLAJfXHtr-ar inchea wide, twilUd weave, henry weight, aoft felt finish; t £ 22c quality, yard 10C YTNBI.EACHIU MERLIN Yard wide, extra fine qual- | £ ity, special, yard 13C

In Our Model Grocery— Quality — Service—Moderate Prices Esclusive distributors for Indianapolis and vicinity of Park &. Tilford’s world’s best food produets.

Sun-Lit Bakery Speciali FRUIT CAKE —New Engiand style, made of cholceat fruita r*Q and nuta; pound JjC OLD KNGLISH PLUM PUDDING —Sun-lit made; r a pound XMAS KNICK KNACKS AND FANCY CAKES— Bprlngerliea Almond Bara Anls Snapa . Buttar Snaps ana Pfeffernuaae Fancy Cintiamoti Bara Macaroona —Moderately Prleedr Fresh Meats BOILING BEEF — in pound IUC VEAL ROAST— on pound 4UC ROUND STEAK— np pound ZDC BREAKFAST BACON —Sug&r-cured, machine aliced, *\n pound Zi C SMOKED HAMS —Mlld sugar-cured, wood-smoked, half or o-i whole, pound ZoC LARD—Sun-lit, pure open-kei tle rencarton 1 < C PRUNE3—California SanU- r\n Cl&r&a, medium alzo, pound Y*i C ROYAL LUNCHSON COFFEE— Our own blend of thè flnest coffeea, ’srfect aroma and fiavor oq 3 pounds., 9óc); pound uZC COCOANUT —Shredded, on in bulk, pound dZC RAISINS—Sun-mald, seeded or eedless (15-ounce carton, 20c); 1 r 11-ounce carton IDC FIGS —Layer Figa, A (ir Macaroni Figa, jq pound

CAMBRICI MVBLIN—Yard wide, perfect finish; *2c qaallty (limit 10 ynrds to a cns- ie tomer), yard IJ)C WUOW TUBINO wide; will wear and launder splendldly; 490 nn quality, yard 4.SFC PEBCALER—Tiri wide, fast colora, gray. nayy. cadet and wbite ground* : neat figures, strlpes, check*, dota and emuli i e plaid effecta; special 10C TABU WIDJS OPTINO FBANNBI, —Heary weight, Ufifht and dark color ; special, a yard 4DC CBBTONNNS Yard wtda, medium and dark ground, fancy fiorai and blrd pattern; oxcsllsnt fabrlc for comfort coTsrings, eira perle, otc. 1 25e X quality, yard i/C BATHBOBE CtOTH "Beacon.” 27-tnch wldth; Indlan pattern in thè most strlklng eolors; specialiy priced, yard 4“C

ND — is Chock Full of Alluring Playthings With Which to Make a Merry Christmas for thè Kiddies

Bring Them in to See Santa

MECCANO SETS Every thing necessary la provlded In each outflt —metal strlps, pulleya, wheels, roda, nuta, boltc, eto., with a tnanual of instructlon containing many designa of working modela. Buy now whiie asfiortmenta are complete. Prom $40.00 and by degreea down $1.50 OVER AND UNDER—A most a musimi mechanlcal tny, automobile rune down thè upper Incline, dropa to thè lower alope, from where thè motor conveya lt to thè upper Inclina agaln; neatly fri Af| boxed at CHILDREN'S FOLDING TABLES Naturai rarnlah finish; $1.25 OQ quality OJC DOLL CABB Loom woven flber reed doli cuba, flniahed In cream, rubber tlres, hub capa; $7.50 quality, fr A QQ Tuesday .... <P‘t.l7o SHOO PLIER OR DOUBLÉ ROCKING HORSE Strong: and durable, nlcely painted and varniahed; |* T OC $1.7..- quality ? !•£*) VE L O C I P 6 DE8 —Slightly ciamaged. some bave sudi amali thlngs as bolla and tapa misaing, can be easlly fixed, up to $6.00 qualities, P 1 QO while 14 laat Ol.uO GOLD MEDAL KNITTING SET A novel outfit wlth whlch to teach thè little girla how to knlt and 1 crochet; 50c quality 1/ C

Hosiery Specials

CHILDREN’S STOCKiNGS — Durable, fine and heavy rib; black, brown and whlte; all allea (8 paira, 69c), ~..25c P MEN’S CASHMERE HOSE— Rlbbed elaatlc topa, medium weight; black, brown and Oxford; llghtly imperfeot; aizes 10 to 11%, 60c quality Qr (t paira, $1) pali* JJL MEN’S BLACK LISLE 80CKS —Fully relnforced. high epliced heela, rlb topa, seconda UV2C

Stewing Figa, ne pound Zi C CURRANTS —New England, Q*>_ in bulk, pound ORANGE OR LEMON iA. PEELr—Pound ANGELIQUnJ — A i CA pound pi.DU DATES —Park & Tilford’a Golden Dates, 10-ounce carton, 27c; 05* Fard Dates, in bulk, pound Od C GLACÉ PINEAPPLE SLICES—Pound .ODC GLACÉ CHERRIES or pound OOQ ASSORTED GLACÉ £ a |C FRUITS—Pound ........... il •JL O Complete Xmas assorti-jent of freah fruita, figa, dates, melange, Melba pears, stuffad dates, Btrawberries, al monda, salted nuta, marrons and marmalade. A varlety of dalntles, end iraported cakes very moderately priced. CRYSTALLIZED GINGER ojpound ODC Fresh Nut Meats GIANT JORDAN AL- *>r MONDS —pound Va*jD VALENCIA ALMONDS — 7Jpound iDC PECAN HALVES— or pound $ I.ZD BRAZIL NUT MEATS— JQ ENGLISH WALNUT £ 1 AA MEATS—pound pi. IMI FILBERTS— A c 3 pound ....rrJC New 1921 Crop Nuts in Shell EXTRA LARGE JUMBO ENGLISH WALNUTS — |Q LARGE WASHED BRAZILS—pound 4-JC MIXED NUTS— | £ FILBERTS—pound t*OZ HARD SHELL AL- il MONDS—pound I jC SOFT SHELL AL- Off MONDS — pounck O JC PAPER SHELL PECANS— fkjpound rDC —Fifth Floor.

TEDDY BEARS—One lot assorted kinda; up to $3.00 qualities, while nn they laat vOC "8 AN D Y ANDY" FULLBACK —Watch him klek thè ball; newest and most unique action rn„ toy; price DvC CHILDREN’S FOUR - PIECE COOKING BET8 —Aluminum, attractiyely boxed; in special HIU C "KIDLYNE" BODY DOLLB— lnchea high; blsque head, sleeping eyes, wlg, ahoea and atockinga; fri a a special ò I .x J COLLAP3IBLE DOLL CART8 —Leatherette auto top, rubber tlrea; QQ _ $1.50 quality “OC GRAND AUTO RACE GAME —Very amuaing for young and old; while 100 in laat 4*l C CHAUTAUQUA 8P E LLING BLOCKB Twenty 1%-lnch cubes, printed slx ìq sldes; $1 quality ,^J/C CHILD’S RED CHAlß—Strongly made, enameled red; 85c quality; while 100 jq last .tjC

WOMEN’S SPORT HOSE— Rlbbed, plain and drop stltched, fully relnforced; blacka, browna and heather mlxtures; aizes 8% to 10%; special (3 paira, sta $2.25), palr 1C WOMEN’S PURE - THREAD STLK HOSE—Fully relnforced, high spliced heela; black, brown, whlte and sllrer; irregolare of SI.OO iuallty (3 paira, $2.00 1, palr . ...D/C

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