Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 31, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 June 1923 — Page 12

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SIDING IN MAY PASSESI922 MARK Month, However, Shows Fall From April Record, Valued building operations in Indiana in May amounted to $13,221,200, according to the F. W. Dodge Corporation today. While this was a drop of 8 per cent under April, it was an increase of 54 per cent over May, 1922. Last month’s figures included: $5,476,200, or 26 per cent, for public works and utilities; $2,929,600, or 22 per cent, for residences; $2,616,000, or 19 per cent, for industrial buildings, and $1,916,900, or 14 per cent, for business buildings. During the first five months of this year, construction in 'lndiana has amounted to $48,863,100./The increase over the corresponding period of 1922 is 5 per cent. Boy Burglars Surround Him Police are searching for a colored boy who robbed Richard Clark, 8, son of Mrs. Michael F. Clark, 2612 Allen St., Friday afternoon while he was on the way to a grocery store. Mrs. Clark told police colored surrounded her son while one reacned into his pocket and took a $1 bilk Perfection Batter Makes Kiddies Grow.—Adv. MM MURE Cl Complete Home Outfitters *43-249U.UA5HIGT0N STREET. tJomQumn \Jake Wolf

Appetizing Food Cooling Drinks State Life Lunch State Life Bldg.

W. B. Hartsock, M. D. Genito-Urinary and Venereal Diseases M. 0275 14 W. Ohio St.

KcVou -V EYE GLASSES jV* __ Weak eyes? Headaches? Blurred visDeep - ion - Os course your eyes need lookafter - Don’t neglect your eye-jfMu4.--.qj> \ sight—it is God’s most precious gift. Once your sight is goue, there is no remedy. &r Come to me and let me examine your eyes and prescribe the proper V— n7:Il A • . glasses. I’ll be honest with you, both lhat 100 Will Appreciate in opinion and prices. ptn /~> p n/rcT 242 Indiana ave. S\. YVLOI PLAZA HOTEL BLDG,

Buy That Future Home-Site Today or Sunday, June 16 and 17, at the Opening Sale of the Finest Subdivision for Moderate Priced Homes Near Indianapolis /<rwm>- w ll* 11 11* tffcl l Kenyon s Highland Home Place * Twenty Minutes’ Ride From the Heart of the City—Paved Road All the Way Extremely Low Prices Easiest Terms Imaginable $ 250 *° s 4o© Down and a Week HOW TO ftEACH KENYON'S HIGHLAND HOME PLACE * \V^P!^ This beautiful addition is located about two miles west of the city limits on the south side of the \ y National Road (W. Washington St.), a paved road all the way if you come by automobile, or you may take the T H., I. & E. interurban car marked Ben Davis and get off at Mickley Stop, which is right at our addition, or take \Y Washington street car and ride to end of line, where our auto will meet you and take you FREE BUS RIDE ALL DAY SUNDAY Beginning at 9 o’clock Sunday morning, our free busses will leave the bus station at 50 Kentucky Avenue every 45 minutes during the day. Take one of these busses at any corner along W. Washington Street and ride out to our office on the grounds. Why You Should Buy in Kenyon’s Highland Home Place No Taxes or Interest for One Year — No Payments While Sick or Out of Work BECAUSE of the reasonable prices and easy terms. ‘ BECAUSE we do not sell to any other than a desirable white person. DO NOT CONFUSE THIS WITH THE USUAL SUBURBAN LOT SALE BECAUSE we do not permit the erection of shacks or sheds, on any lot, for It is our desire that the purchaser of every lot in this addition have his own home on his lot We are x , , A , , putting forth every effort that this desire may be realized. Already we have started building homes for BECAUSE you will be close to good schools, churches and stores—only alO some purchasers who will take advantage of minute walk from the new Ben Davis High School. BECAUSE there is a paved road all the way to the Monument and an inter- OUR MOST UNUSUAL BUILDING OFFER * Ulban Tight at the addition. Also excellent bus service every We operate our own building department. This enables you to have exactly the kind of home you want—for we build it to your order, furnishing fifteen minutes. plans free of cost. Then you live in and enjoy your home while paying for it on our easy monthly payment plan. Over twenty happy families are BECAUSE the wide streets in this addition are all gravelled, shade trees to u OW li f ing OUr WESTRIDGE Addition, who took advantage of this same opportunity. In other words, if you arfc paying rent, you can afford to be planted in front of everv lot and electric lio-ht and tplpnhmiP R lrv buy a , home fr , om u . s ‘ , Remember it is not always necessary that you have your deed before we will build for you. If you want in the country we • idvrmfrVinvit flip pnone Serv- can place you here in this delightful location cheaper and better than you have ever thought of before. Don’t be a renter. Buy a lot first—but buy ® h u me auaiuon. a good one. You owe it to yourself to attend this sale. Then you will realize the possibilities of a spacious back yard—a place for the ch ldren to BECAUSE the location of your home concerns you. romp and play and an ideal spot for gardens, chickens and flowers. All it takes is a little nerve and a mighty little money, but do it now. T morrow may be too late. • $1 ft COUPON $1 ft m*' A, lj -I -1 _ _ Office on Grounds Open All Day Satur1U “"JSESSSS"® 1U I 1| V IlllllnPFQ KPAItV I A T dayandSunday-Rainor Shine! This Coupon With one Dollar Entitles You to a Credit of $ll.OO W* W JL m wU&L W B T ° S ,l e hlB^ r ° perty l y T, ™ e ur,n Week on the Lot You Select Only One Coupon 'Accepted w Call Our Office and Make Appointment to - 1 1160 FAIRFIELD AVE. , ' WASHINGTON 4344 ° ar Aut ° mobil ° Call {or Y ° u -

A Puzzle a Day 17 24 32 46 14 <22 | 20 Fill in the blank squares with numbers, each number consisting of two figures, so that each x>w across will add up to 143. Each number may be used only once, so that the square, when completed, will have a different number in each cell. Yesterday’s answer: Let others care for worldly wealth, Whose race is valued at a price; For me a cottage, home and health. An acre and a cow suffice. The three words: care, race and acre in Hie above verse are each composed of the same four letters.

Herrick Refrigerators Sold in Indianapolis Exclusively by WHEELER BROTHERS 311-313 E. Washington St.

Dr. Charles M. Clayton, Specialist Blood, Chronic and Venereal Diseases. 138 W. WASHINGTON ST. f SECOND FLOOR 4 Doors West of Claypool Hotel

JlarlriOgp r _ i Don’t Blame the Cook IfISCHf/?/ PARTRIDGE V and / HAMS \ pn J Sweet, Juicy, Tender. Correct y/ Merchandising

Where Are Those Papers of Mine? They should be in a Safe Deposit Box in the modern vault of some bank. Years ago, before modem fire and burglar proof vaults were in use, kings and rich men bad their own treasure vaults and guards; but the average man bid or buried bis valuables. Nowadays, the only place for bonds, insurance policies, certificates, contracts, keepsakes—is a SafetjpDeposit Box. We Have Boxes for $3 a Year. Security^TrustCo, 111 N. Penn. St. Open Saturday Evenings. 4% On Savings.

SEE OUR WINDOWS Gigantic Purchase Sale Now In Full Sway. flanleto Cor. Washington and Delaware Sts.

A Place That Is Different WHEN tired and thirsty after an afternoon of shopping stop at this tea room, which serves refreshing fountain food as well aa appetizing lunches. Hotel Lincoln Tea Room

An Established Store for Sale Trotcky’s Department Store at 1729 Howard St., established in 1893, will be sold on account of the death of Mrs. Mary L. Trotsky. An excellent opportunity to acquire a paying business at a reasonable price. Information can be had of the executors, A. H. Goldstein, Washington and Delaware Streets, or Mrs. J. A. Weil, 1729 Howard Street, Indianapolis.

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Open Saturday Evenings Main Office 6 to 8 P. M. Branches Until 8 P. M, JTletcber feabtaa* anb {Trust Cos.

Some Recent Wash-Day Weather Predictions Pont.Let a Scrap q/jQ ilSteif msM)a y l v Reproduced above are the weather predic- TON < v v\ \ tions for five out of six consecutive wash days (vv / \ /C. \Y\ NASpVSy receut date. / '\\\ \ vA\\ How you wor ” e d about the weather all day \S) Sunday when such reports appeared n W'W '**** V) YJ —and how you watched the clothesline all , )• Ycv Remember how often you took the chance of vv / / VvT, \ getting soaked while you rescued your clothes ./ \\ from the line * \/wOi —and how many, many times you were too / late to prevent the rain from spoiling a part of Laundries know no weather hazard. All you J need do is to pick up your telephone—and let the laundry save you from the old-time washday worries. The Sun ALWAYS SHINES on Laundry-Laundered

SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1923