Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 12, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1923 — Page 18

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HIGHER PAY LOOMS CERTAIN FOR MANY EMPLOYES OF CITY Council Will Be Asked to Make Increases Based on Committee Reports, Many employes. Including labor, will be given a raise In wages of rom 10 to 15 per cent If a readjusted wage scale decided upon by the council at a special meeting Thursday night is adopted. Recommendations followed In general those recommended by the council committee who have been working with department heads on the ' question. A boost in the labor scale was general for all departments, although heads of the departments and other officials were not given as large Increases as they asked. Salaries In the city engineer’s department will be raised. John L. El\jiott, city engineer, stated that engineers here were paid less than those of other cities. Melnottee Bebee. assistant engineer, was recommended for a raise of $3,000 to $3,600. Building Department Changes Rmployes of the building department were recommended for a general increase with the exception of Francis F. Hamilton, building commissioner. Anew position of assistant commissioner was created at ?3,000. Mechanics, clerks, inspectors typists end labor receiving less than $1,500 a year were recommended for a general increase In all departments, amounting to about 10 per cent. John W. Walker, superintendent of street cleaning was recommended for r raise of from $2,400 to $3,000; Mrs. Mary Pearl Riddle, chief Inspector of weights and measures, from SI,BOO to $2,000. Councilmen indicated that the salary of William T. Bailey, assistant city attorney might be lowered if euch steps were legal. No Increa.se for Police Salaries of police were not discussed. Recently the committee of the council working on wage adjustments stated that the department was top-heavy with officers. After one year of service privates In the fire department will become regular firemen which entitles them to about 50 cents a day more. Members of the council said that recommendations were to be incorporated in the form of an ordinance to be introduced at the next council meeting. ere Are They? One Guess Thirty-five chickens were missing today from the coop of Sarah Neehouse, 85 X. Hamilton Ave.

FRIEDA’S FOLLIES By M. E. She played the piano beautifully. The men raved about her touch. I prefer a pianola. She was holding her weekly concert. Her admirers were there by the 6core. But tonight her touch lacked tone. I am not a piano tuner, I did the beet I could. I nicked the strings. Perfection Butter Make* Kiddies Grow.—Ad.

NEED FURNITURE? You Can Always Do Better WHEELER “ BROTHERS 311-313 E. Washlngto i St.

THEKHUEFIKieifftECO Complete Home Outfitters 142-149 LI.U ASHWCTON STREET. tromQumn Jake Uoif

PIANOS 8e our etook before you buy. Low prices and reasonable terms. Everythin* musical. The Carlin Music Cos. 143 E. Washington Si. 100 Steps East of Pennsylvania St.

Now Is the Time to Have Your Painting Done George Lang PAINTING CONTRACTOR 1024 Hume-Mansur Bldg. MAIN 5035 We do painting on the payment plan, work and material guaranteed. No job too large or none too small.

Dentistry PLATES, All Kinds BRIDGES, Fixed and Removable CROWNS, Porcelain and Gold. Inlays and Fillings All branches of dentistry done right, at prices that are right. EITELJORG & MOORE, Dentists 24 Tears In Same Location. Cot. East Market St. and Circle, Grwund Floor. Lady Attendant. 4

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Start at one of the squares shown in the diagram and move in a horizontal or vertical direction Into another square. Move from that square into another and continue with the remaining squares. If you make the correct moves you will thus trace the names of twelve colors; each name takes up three squares. No square may be used twice,/md all the squares must be used. Yesterday's answer: If a room with seven corners had a cat in each comer, six cats In front of each cat, and a cat on every cat’s tail, the room must have contained just seven cats. For the other six cats were In front of each cat, and each cat was on its own tall!

I No. 1 has cil tempered ~\i elyptleal springs, j'y™' padded and tufted leatherette seat and reversible back. Painted red with two rubber-tired wheels. $3,85 It Is light and durable, but not folding. No. 2. Like No. 1, but has open reversible back, unpadded leatherette seat and no springs, $3.85. No. W. A reed sulky, in brown, gray or dark blue. MIJI IlfW A folding wood handle and JITT"! ItflMllljilllj ten - inch rubber - tired Out-of-town order*, trsnspor- j Sulkies can not be sent par- 1 ■ J and pay on arrival express charges not to exceed sl. Vv Charles Mayer & Cos. 29-31 W. Washington St. Established 1840.

Restaurant Service at Cafeteria Prices Some eating places Our ambition Specialize on service Is to give good service, Others put the emphasis And better food On prices or food. At moderate prices. Self Choice Plus Personal Service The Guaranty Cafeteria The Circle at Meridian Street

IRIS SHOW and Garden Flower Exhibition Saturday , May 26th In Our Bank Lobby 38 Prizes to Be Awarded The Bankers Trust 1923 Iris Cup as a sweepstakes prize will he awarded for the highest score in this show. The Garden Flowers Society of Indianapolis is co-operating. Miss Helen E. Ricketts is chairman of the Iris Committee. Ten Classes: A. Six stalks of any variety. G. Artistic vase or basket or Iris. B. Collection of 3 varieties. (Three stalks of each.) H. Comprehensive collection (20 or more varieties). C. Collection of 6 varieties. (1 stalk of each.) L Bo ?f vase of flowers. (1 or more varieties.) D. Collection of 12 varieties. J. Best basket of garden (low(1 stalk of each.) ere. (3 or more varieties.) E. Best specimen self-colored. "TF>® show is open to amateur flower gardeners, and no entry F. best specimen bi-colored. fee is charged. Open to the Public Saturday From 8:30 A. M. Until 9:00 P. M. Judges: Mrs. Harry Hill, R-epresenting the Federation of of Women’s Clubs. Miss Helen E. Ricketts, Gleniris Gardens. Irwin Bertermann, Bertermann Bros., Florists. Exhibits must reach the Bankers Trust Company before 7 o’clock Friday evening. Bankers Trust Company * PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO STREETS

ONE DAY ONLY MONDAY JUNE 4 Show Grounds, Wash, and Belmont mM§|| ]aadohble IUU LENGTH £/*l ll UVli R.R.CARS iflWfTfii 1500 PEOPLE traSsi OvORSOPfH ATU7PN p)EE23SI KBfOßm*ESAT2&Bßl.pjlf j] U 1 PRlCES—'Admitting to h. Cirru-,. M.rjg tiliUijilltiiilltlllNl *?W and Gtr.f.! AdmiuiOn S*.t> . Adulu 7) ct; Children, Under 14 yr.ra, 50 ct. Tax included. Reeoevod, Numbered Seat*. 75 ct. Addition*!. Seats will be sold June 4 at Huderts {Pharmacy, cor. Penn, and Wash. TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES,

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For Rent %fV s Chinaware \ \ Glassware j Silverware dj® FOR USE AT BANQUETS, PARTIES, ETC. No Orders Too Large—No Orders Too Small JOHN T. CUSACK CO. 357-361 W. Wash. Call Us for Prices

“Hatfield Harry ” the Cleaner Man, Sells Universals; Here's His Plan — ‘‘Keeping Your House Clean / is such an easy matter with the Universal Elec- uB trie Vacuum Cleaner. In Just a jiffy you can give your rugs and carpets a thorough sweep- \ Ing without raising an annoying unhealthful apWilpßC I cloud of dust, and its gentle action Insures long life to your floor coverings, because it cleans Hg with air alone.” j Phone “Harry" for a Free Trial. wSWr He Will Gladly Arrange Easy Payments. .3* Hatfield Electric Cos. MA in 0123 Meridian at Maryland.

The Opening Week | FIRST SUMMER TERM This school announces May 28 to June 4 a* the beginning of its summer term It urges every one who is thinking of entering business college Boon Egg to make arrangements to start during the opening week; or as early thereafter as possible. The school is in session right straight through the summer Hf months. Therefore, you may enter now and continue your course without |r interruption until you are ready to accept a position. Many demands upon H| oir Employment Department for competent beginners In desirable office SB positions. Attend Indiana Business College at Marion, Mancie, I,ogansp.>rt, Anderson, Kokomo, Lafayette, Columbus, Richmond. Vincennes, Craw fordsvllle Peru or Indianapolis. Chat. C. ( ring Is President and Ora K. 15utz. General Manager Get In touch with the i olnt PM jua prefer, or see. write or telephone Fred IV. Case. Principal. hm Pennsylvania and Vermont, Ist Door North Y. W. C. A., Indianapolis. ‘ f >

Two Big Hits On One Record 4#| Barney Google i L° ve Mfe and all the other lata and. classical 2f° r, l Same price every day ALSO THE FOLLOWING Red Head Qal Carolina In the Morning You Tell Her—l Stutter My Buddy You Got to See Mamma Every You Know You Belong to Night Somebody Else Yes! We Have No Bananas Mellow Moon Waltz —Music Department, Basement THE Wm. H. BLOCK CO.

Your Satisfaction Has Been Oar Success. Most of Oar Customers Come Recommended by Satisfied Customers. Our thorough method of examination of the eyes gives you a feeling of security your glasses will he satisfactory and that your case has been handled well and by specialists. Lenses in any frame or mounting in our stock, complete with silk guard and case—s4.so to $5.50 When TWO pairs of glasses are needed we recommend Invisible Bifocals (ground together, not cemented) for far and near vision, in any frame or mounting in our stock, complete—sß.oo to $14.00 We specialize on oculist prescriptions or will duplicate your lenses at these prices. Hoosier Optical Cos. 148 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET

FLORENCE Oil Stoves & Ranges 2- ’. .*23.50 With shelf $39.75 3- *29.73 With shelf $41.30 4- $37.50 With shelf $52.50 LIBERAL. TERMS Famous for Our 3-rorom Outfits, $98.75

No Need to Pay a Fancy Prices for Quality Footwear! Step down tomorrow to the THRIFT Shoe ! Jllr Store and examine our wonderful selection i "'ijfeif;' ' * ■ '* ' of last minute styles. No matter what style you want, you will find it here. H M f S ords and strap* $1 so $3 X_ DSf„r h -”'^ Thrift Shoe Store MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING• —DOWNSTAIRS Washington end Meridian Streets

A, J?/ No picture can do munity silver plated table spoons, a butter knife and a sugar shell, yenY in all 26 pieces, guaranteed for -20 years HLyand fitted in handy silk lined case. This set sells regularly for $12,50. A-B RANGE SALE Twenty-four thousand meals are cooked every day on A-B Gas Ranges in Indianapolis. Women who have owned other gas ranges tell us that the A-B Is their conception of the ideal gas range. All A-B Gas Ranges have guaranteed rustproof oven linings; all have heavily insulated and nicely proportioned baking ovens that heat evenly and Instantly; all have glass oven doors. A-B Gas Ranges are celebrated for their excellent baking ovens. Now Is the time to own this, famous gas range. Pay down but a small amount, the balance will be proportioned over a period of twelve months. Avoid last minute crowds. Come in Saturday and make your selections at your leisure. Ranges may be bought now for future delivery. VONNEGUT * ar vL c £

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