Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 305, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 May 1923 — Page 12

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STEPS TAKEN FOR PAVING STREETS s Works Board Records Resolutions for Improvements, New resolutions for the permanent Improvement of nine streets were on the records of the board of works today. They were: Broadway from Fifty-Second to FiftyFourth from* Northwestern Are. to E. Riverside tr,; Fifty-Third St. from Pennsylvania St. to the Monon R.;Jlroad; Harlan Bt. from Maryland St. to Southeastern Are.. Weghorst St. from East to Leonard St.; Temple Aye. from Seventeenth St. to Broohside Parkway; N. Dr.; Alword St. from Thirteenth to Fifteenth St., and Brookway from Tacoma Ave. to first alley east of Temple Ave. These resolutions for the permanent improvement of alleys were adopted: First alley east of Arsenal Ave., from Sixteenth to Nineteenth St.; first a!lev east of N. Jersey St., from Thirty-Fourth St. to the first alley north of Thirtv-Third St., and the first alley northeast of Thirty-Third St., from N. Jersey St. to the first alley east of N. Jersey St. The Indiana Asphalt Paving Company waa awarded a contract for paving Keystone Ave. with asphaltic concrete from Roosevelt to Boyd Aves., at 14.49 a foot; total cost, $9,062.22. A contract for paving first alley east of Broadway from Fifty-Second to Fifty-Third St. was given to the Columbia Construction Company at $2.30 a foot; total, $3,231.04.

SCOTTISH RITE NAMES OFFICERS FOR YEAR Will T. Dobyns Elected Potent, Master of Scottish Rite. New officers of the Adoniram Grand Lodge of Perfection, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite of Free Masonry. Valley of Indianapolis, took their seats today. At the annual meeting on Wednesday rdght will J. Dobyns was elected thrice# potent master. Other officers selected were; Deputy warden, Louis J. Buddenbaum; senior warden. Walter J. La Saulnier; junior warden, Arthur R. Robinson; orator, William W. Thornton; treasurer, Edward D. Moore; secretary, Robert G. McClure; hospitaler. Martin T. Ohr; master of ceremonies. Fred I. Willis; guard, Charles E. Cox; tyler, Frank Borns; trustee for three years, Leslie D. Clency. Membership totaled 9,545 March 31, it was reported- New members numbered 627. LOCAL MERCHANTS ELECT Elmer Steffen is new president of the East Washington Street Mer'■hants’ Association. lie was elected at the annual meeting at the Lincoln Wednesday night. Other officers: Harry Krauss. first vice president; Philip Kerz, second vice president; Ferd A. Mayer, secretary; Charles Kotteman. treasurer; Clarence Baker, Edward Ragland, Raymond Kiser and John Hartong, directors. Pickpocket Takes S3B ' pickpocket robbed W. B. Clark, 1316 Roache St., while he was boarding a street car at Illinois and Washington Sts. Clark told police today his purse containing 333 was missing.

The Event of Spring Sales

Popular Priced Basement MAY SALE Dresses, Capes, Coats

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We are pleased to announce a supply of new arrivals in dresses, capes and coats, purchased by our New York buyers especially for this sale. All garments are the very latest designs in the styles and materials so much in demand this spring. The price is not the slightest indication of the values offered. What you want is here —at not more than half what you expected to pay for such garments. 1 This event will “put us on the map” as tho best place in Indianapolis to find women’s ready-to-wear garments at bargain prices. Hundreds of women who have patronized our basement store since its opening a short time qgo have decided in the future to save many wearisome steps in shopping—and come to Brosnan’s Basement Store FIRST. - See Display in Our Court Street Windows

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WHY CLEAN HOUSE? The cause of your dirty walls and draperies Is your leaky furnace. Let us remove the Jacket >J|l|EpA4iity an(l S *°P those leaks by our New Process, thus avoiding the exP enso of thß cleaner an(l fnnse■jr’v JT, smoke pipes for most makes of PROMPT SERVICE —WE SATISFY SINK & EDWARDS 219 N. Delaware St. main 2208 809 N. Senate Ave.

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DRESSES COATS Materials Colors Materials Canton, 1 Nary, Black, Plain, Polo, OTcrplalrt*. Spanish liirf, (ocoa, Rand, Tweed*. Trepe de Chine, Tan, (iray, Colors Alltymn Crepe, Cos pen. Yellow, Jersey, Cireen, Orchid, Tans, Kookle, Gray#, Taffeta* Hose, Bisque. # Browns. CAPES

Capes are the most popular garment of the season. They will find many wearers during the summer, for motoring, vacation and evening wear. These are the smart models in black. silk, with and without fringes.

ENGLISH PSYCHIC LECTURER GOING H, J, Osborn Denounces ‘Spirit’ Pictures, H. J. Osborn, noted English psychic lecturer. Journalist and president of the London Central Spiritualist Society, will arrtvs Friday to speak at the Masonic Temple, North and Illinois Sts., under the auspices of the Indianapolis Central Psychic Phenomena Society at 8 p. m., on "Science. Philosophy and Religion." He will show spirit pictures, which he has denounced as "trickery and wholly false." Osborn, last month, challenged Dr. Charles M. De Heredia, psychic lecturer, touring the United StAtes, who asserted that "spirit photography is true.” Heredia refused to debate. Theft at Terminal A leather suitcase valued at sl2 which contained lodge receipts and a fountain pen was stolen from Fred O. Evans, Lafayette. Ind., while he was 1 In the Terminal Station.

BETTER, DENTISTRY AT LOWER PRICES T can make successful teeth when others have failed. Gag for painless extraction. Give patient benefit of low rent. Prices mailed on request. Work guaranteed. DR. F. M. HICKMAN DENTIST 510 Fletcher Ave. Drexel 4106

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FRIEDA’S FOLLIES

I was tinkering with my Ford. She offered to help me. , From her Rolls-Royce. Not that I am envious. But I loathe being patronized. It waa awkward to refuse her invitation. I didn’t. Besides I had seen some motor cops. She hadn't. I told her I was In a fearful hurry. Traffic officers are so unreasonable. She spent the night in Jail. Kokomo Car Gone. Police today were searching for an automobile owned by the Vrooman Smith Printing Company of Kokomo, Ind. It was stolen from in front of 211 E. Georgia St., Wednesday night. WeWill Help You to Save Safely ftabfna* anb Crust Cos. Men’s and Young Men’s Genuine Palm QC Beach Suit;) flanieto Cor. Washington and Delawaro Sts.

VOSE UPRIGHT Mahogany Case $126—51.50 A Week. E. L. Lennox Piano Cos. 287 N. Pennsylvania St.

Paint Your Home! Delay* are costly We guarani** the material and workmanship You py for the work in monthly payment* No Interest. J. 11. Berxer. West Hide Hotel 17 S. Senate Ave. MAin 3880

Eyes examined, *|a*<,* furnished. Reasonable Priee*. US N. Penn. ht. 7 N. Illinois R.

Prendergast Correct Letter Service Inerenee your sal** with the beat cla* of multlgraph letter*. Complete mailing campaign*. Main 6524. Circle 0067 j

REMEMBER! You Can Always Do Better at WHEELER BROTHERS 311-313 E. Washington 3t.

Indiana Brokers Banner Brand Breakfast Bacon f “There IVff a Difference” mmmmKM Have One FltteaWhlle You Walt A. E. KIEWITT JEWELER, 232 Massachusetts Ave.

H. J. OSBORN The English Psychic Lecturer and Journalist at the ' Masonic Temple Auditorium 8: Op p. m. Friday, May 4th. Mr. Osborn will speak on “Science Philosophy; Religion" and will show a choice selection of Spirit Pictures. Adults 50c, Children 25c, war tax paid. Tickets now on sale at 215 Marion Bldg., 222 Baldwin Bldg., and at the door.

AUTO OWNERS! Auto Tops Seat Covers Upholstery When recovering we redesign your top. No extra charge. CUSHIONS AND CURTAINS REPAIRED Tonneau Covers Rags 28 E. 14th St. Lincoln 2080

A New and Better Store Reputation for rair dealing, dependable merchandise and rei aonable priee* has made a* on* of the beet l-nown jewelry concerns in the city. Yon will find n* a good firm to do business with i always reliable and always with the most dependable Jewelry at the lowest possible prices. Gray, Gribben & Gray 161 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET We Trust Anyone Whe Work*

EXCURSIONS Decatur, 111., $2.75 Visit Turkey Rnn—lndiana State Park. Special Train Leavee 7 A. SL, Returning, Leaves Decatur 8 P. M. Special Round Trip Sunday Fares to RUSHVILLE, $1.19 CONNERSVILLE, $1.72 HAMILTON, 0., $2.38 Ticket* Good on All Train* Every Sunday.

JUST THINK! a I'htldren’* CHOICE 3yj niildrna’i \ -SO *p b| ( hildren’n Flay Oxford* f&j ... Jg| Women's Women’s Bouflolr j f Comfort Slipper* - Slippers Men's Half Soles, 75c Women’s Half Soles, 50c Rubber Heels, 35c Thrift Shine, 5c TLIDII7TSHOE 1 1 STORE Merchants Bank Bldg.—Downstairs WASHINGTON AND MERIDIAN STREETS

Extra Trouser Su its Doubling the Life but not the Cost! W all the time figtrring how to save money for men who arc all the time coming to us to save it And suits with extra trousers are one of the best solutions of the problem. They mean practically two suits at the price of one, or one with life of two 1 Tailored in extra service woolens, with extra service workmanship* at negligible extra cost l S3O to SSO Pros sh q 17-21 East Washington

Gas Stove Special (Like lUustratio*) Free Connection MESSENGER’S 201 E. WASH.

. V™, WE, The LATEST THING •y*. N 5 “SATISFACTION IN GLASSES” _ DCCp Read the finest print, thread the finest ✓ % h M needle, see far or near with perfect ease. /misaclsY — -jfe? aV Others have, why not you? BiMiir testimonial. jjy daughter's eyes were sore and JT/*.,<! Jr*- mattered continually. She also comtlw plained of headaches. Dr. West fitted ©r her with glasses. Her eyes have cleared VMjrtrwwvv and the soreness and headaches are gone, w., , v nr.,, • . I highly recommend Dr. West. lbat You Will Appreciate (signed) mrs. lewis waggoner 1353 Roache St. r\n C' D \UC CT 242 'NDIANA AVE. DK. C. K. WLbl PLAZA HOTEL BLDQ.

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fP Backache \ When you have backache there Is inflammation ~~ "jp at one or more specific places in the spine. I Let me release the nerve pressure and thereby REMOVE THE CAUSE 1 re yon have backache, don’t neglect its warning! and and run the chance, of having serious organic trouble. J j I HAVE DONE it FOR OTHERS. WHY NOT FOR YOU! Sixth year In the Odd Fellow Bldg. Room 904.. Ninth Floor. ‘Experienced Chiropractic Service* Honest 10 to 11:30 A. M., I to 6:30 ana 7 to 8 P. M. Sunday anc other CHIROPRACTOR hour* by appointment. * Office Tel., Main 6941 Residence Tel. Randolph 7717. NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION

Look! Immediate Delivery The Original 4-Passenger Coape Deluxe Body The Coupe DeLuxe Body, mounted on a Ford Chassis, gives it an air of refinement appreciated by car owners of discriminating taste. The body comes equipped with locking door handles, mechanical crank window lifts, dome light, visible gasoline gauge and sun visor. All you need is a Ford chassis and $25 cash; twelve to sixteen months to pay balance. A new Ford chassis and the Coupe DeLuxe Body costs SSO less than a Ford Sedan, and with the DeLuxe Body you have class—distinguished in appearance. ’We make a liberal allowance for your old Ford body. We also take in yor old Ford complete. Write or call if interested ani a representative will call on you at any tiiffe or place. Orders taken anywhere in the state. Coupe DeLuxe Sales Company 429 North Meridian Lincoln 3606 SALESMEN WANTED—MUST HAVE FORD Good Territory Open for Live Wires

Screen Now! The old adage about locklug tbe stable door after f awk | tbe boran has boon stolon * , y/£"V| |p applies* equally as well to screening after tho flies I—l DOORS' have entered. >ow Is the It time to screen If you would MWm AND be free of flies for the rest \\ of the summer. Remember wfINDCIWS that flies carry the germs of jX the most dangerous diseases. * * For your health’s sake do iQ m /f us z&dmthemZUL Screen Doors These doors are well made and attractively flnIshed. tiood grade wlrecloth. Several style* Blpjr snd woods to choose from. Frlces range from

Screen Frames For those who want to make their own window screens, we carry frames, knocked down and furnished complete with ail necessary brads, moulding, eto., ready to pnt together. Heavy, substantial white pine or bass wood. Prices, 65c to $1.15.

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THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1923

Wire Screen Black wire cloth la 3c square foot. Pearl white clofh Is 5-%c a square foot. Copper bronze cloth Is 9%c a square foot. This department also carries lawn fence, gates, poultry netting, etc. Save several trips by getting everything at one time.

HARDWARE CO. 120-124 E. Wash. St