Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 312, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1923 — Page 13

FRIDAY, MAY 11. 1923

LEXINGTON PLANT , MAY BE REOPENED Creditors Name Committee to Aid Receiver, Stating that salvation of ths concern depend." upon continued operation, Pirtle Herod, receiver for the Lexington Motor Company of Connersville, today said he expects the plant will resume work soon. The matter rests with Federal Court, where receivership is pending. At. a creditors’ meeting late Thursday Charles Davis. Muncle; C. E. Dana, New York: L. 1.. Smith, Akron. Ohio, and Henry Beneko, Chicago, were renamed on the creditors' committee and instructed to select three other creditors’ to work with them. FLOWERS FOR W. U. BOYS A red carnation on the coat of a Western Union messenger boy Sunday will signify that the boy Is carrying greetings of the day to some mother. Messengers assigned to the delivery of the flock of Mother’s day telegrams expected will be furnished with flowers by the company. “The carnation will lend a personal touch to the greeting conveyed by the boy,” city superintendent Brown said.

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BULLETS SPEED FLIGHT OF BOOZE CAR OCCUPANTS Police Search for Owners of Still Found in Auto Seized. Search was made today for two colored alleged bootleggers who es caped Thursday night when they deserted an automobile containing a twenty-three gallon whisky still. The automobile was left in the rear

Fortune Was Spent in Vain, Says Mrs. Laws

Declares All Efforts To Relieve Stomach Trouble Failed Until She Used Tanlac—Completely Restored And Feels Years Younger. ‘ Five bottles of the Taniac treat ment has ended troubles that I spent a small fortune trying to get rid of,’’ is the positive statement of Mrs. I.aura Laws. 11 E. New Albany Ave., Vincennes, Ind. "For five years I suffered from stomach trouble and continually grew weaker until I finally suffered a. nervous breakdown. I just trembled iike a leaf and could hardly get a wink of sleep. I couldn’t eat more

of 617 \V. Michigan St.. Two squads of police fired several shots at. the I suspects. Patrolman Stonehouse found live gallons of “white mule” whisky in an automobile at Minnesota and Meridian Sts., Thursday. The car belonged to Gilbert Thompson. 2326 Union St., who Wednesday night appeared at police headquarters and said the liquor had been placed in the automobile without his knowledge. Thompson was arrested on a charge of operating a blind tiger.

j than a bite of toast, and even then | gas formed in such quantities I would I a’most suffocate. 1 evert spent, eight I months in St. Louis taking special j treatment, but was almost helpless, and had about lost hope. “But Tanlac rid me of every ail j ment, and I now eat hearty, get plenty of restful sleep, and have so ! much strength I not only do my housework but get out and work my garden also. T feel years younger, and will always bless the day I started taking Tanlac." Tanlac. is for sale by all good drug gists. Accept no substitute. Over 37 million bottles sold. Tanlac Vegetable Pills are nature’s own remedy for constipation. For sale everywhere.—Adv.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

THEFT YEAR AGO CLEARED The theft, a year ago, of a watch, chain, breast pin and ring, ail valued at $97.50, belonging to Miss Louise Powers. 506 N. Pennsylvanal St., was cleared up today with the arrest of Hoy Williams, 41, 414 N. Illinois St..,

“We Just Had to Have More Room” To further accommodate our many patrons wo have added another room and have increased our sales force. You won’t find any old “shelf-warmers” here. \Ve always have a fresh, new stock of last-minute styles. $3 SHOE COMPANY 2nd FLOOR STATE LIFE BUILDING

Not Only Lower Prices But Better Quality Special Saturday Only L Double Diamond Fabrics 30x3 swd.. $7.25 30x3y 2 sk?d. SB.OO zrTTi:^. rolets, Maxwells, etc. Every tire first qualc* • IS'I ltybimomz Jsaeener and Polisher Note These Gives a dry, hard, • brilliant polish that wUVIIIjJS protects fhn finish and ® will not catch dust. Rindins for Ur>ho '- Waterproof. easily np- stery. a yard..4<* plied. Use the Kleener to clean the car before applying the polish. Anti-Squeak Tracings for Bodies, a Kleener . . 45c ( iSo<l ‘ OJ? foot 7< Polisher . 45c - °>C | ing SI.OO •g-v | g * -r* l I One-Cylinder Pumps, Dash Lamps tor Fords $2.50, $1 no jp. .. „•> Dash lamp is single j and r ™ taC f t 0 C ™rTn MM' t Shock Absorbers for bin,linK post of ti, ° | seT. 8, .. a ....f.50 dash switch. E its either metai or wooden dashboard. Indt- j Radiator Caps for vidual switch enables you to turn lamp on i Fords 75^ or off without interfering with taillight. Complete with bulb VjC | IM ' 1,1 1 y " CARS $1.50 | Radiators for Foot Accelerator Rest Kords * l3 a5 Auto Clocks, $10.75 down t 0 *2.25 Windshield Cleaners, $7.50 down jMade of pure alu- to 45^ mSm minum. Heavy Flashlights, $1.65 spring permits foot to (Jown so <* rest at all times, as d’S l ’*B If*** rest can not be oper- 1 lot ark It I yk a ted unless actually Batteries . $2.00 jt &s0 %J- depressed. Every car A-C Sf rk should have it. Plugs 70<? GUARANTEE RUBBER CO. Next Uoor to 91 1.91 S Illinois St ~u* t North f Severin Hotel. All-i.iO O. Illinois Jt. t|lon Station.

alias A. B. Marsh. Thursday night, according to detectives. Williams was 1 charged with grand larceny. All trace of Williams, who had been j employed by Miss Powers, was lost | soon after the the He was located I Thursday through . pawn slip jn an I Indiana Ave. shop.

STYLISH MILLINERY at Lower Prices You'll buy for less ALWAYS at this store. $6.50 horn *’ *r 1 Silks and Si |_ to Silk Comslo.oo Hats hinations .. Princess Millinery Cos. 303 W. Washington St.

“Why Do I Wear Leon Clothes? “I’ll Tell You” “What I most desire—and you, too —in a suit of clothes is a fit. “That’s why we go to a tailor. “Os course, I’m wanting the best all-round value, and price is to be considered. “At Leon’s I always can find a pleasing pattern from among their hundreds of all-wool samples conveniently displayed and plainly priced. “And their prices are right, too. That I can determine by comparison. “But the thing we most desire in a suit is the very thing we can’t tell anything about until it is tailored. “That’s the fit. “So I go to Lean’s because they guarantee that if the suit does noi nt the way the CUSTOMER wants it to fit, he doesn’t take it—HE to judge. “So there’s nothing to lose at Leon’s. “My experience with Leon’s is entirely satisfactory—l get exactly what I want- —a pleasing pattern of all-wool cloth tailored to fit me and at a medium price.’’ “Others are having the same experience, and you can, too.’’ All-Wool SUITS Made to Individual Measure i u Walk Up Our Stairs and Save the Difference” Tailoring Company T* E l /37 E. New York Stairs (Upstairs) 1 W 0 ijIILrcIIICCS* 254 Massachusetts Avenue Open Daily Till 6 P. M. Saturdays Till 9 P. M.

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