Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 54, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1923 — Page 18

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WEBB GETS NEW CLEWS IN SEARCH EOR MISSING GIRL # Crossing Watchman Tells of Couple Seen on Freight Train, Mrs. Sophia Millard. 2226 Martha St., today told Lon S. Webb, 420 N. Emerson Ave., father of Frances Vinnie Webb, 16, who has been missing since June 7, that she saw Miss Webb board a W. Indianapolis St. car a week ago at Marion Ave. Mrs. Millard was positive the girl she saw was Miss Webb. She even described a tush tooth and other identification marks. Information reached police early today that a girl thought to be Miss Webb was seen In a Big Four freight car near Brant, Ind., at 5 a. m- Thursday. Patrolmen J. O'Brien and Ward stopped at the W. Washington St. Ciossing of the Belt Railroad early today and were told by the watchman that a brakeman on an in-bound freight train Thursday said he saw a boy and girl he believed was Miss Webb in a freight car near Brant, three miles northwest of the city. The brakemai: said that when the girl saw him looking at her she covered her face with ier hands. Webb today receiced a letter from Bernice Hall, R. R. A, Danville, Ind.. telling of an accident in which Miss Webb was injured May 11. This information is a link in the evidence being gathered in an effort to learn circumstances that preceded Miss Webb's disappearance. Miss Hall said the accident occurred four miles east of Danville. She said a y6ung man and two girls were in an H. C. S. touring car. The girls told Miss Hall they played "hooky” from school. They had their school books with them, Miss Hall said. One of the girls was Miss Webb, according to police information. Perfection Batter Makes Kiddies Grow.—AJt

Cuticura Talcum ■ ■ ■Fwrfaslsulr Fra*T*t —— Always Healthful

SPECIAL SALE OF DISHES Cup and Saucer, 15c, 2 for 25c Platee, Soup Dishes, etc., priced Proportionately West Side Furniture Store F. C. Boxman R. T. Richey 438 W. Washington St.

Welcome, “Rainbow** Full lln* of men'*, women'* and children * Shoe*. Af\ 1 307 W. • Ullbin Wash. St. Foil Line of Men’* Furnishings

/ ns Cart FLORENCE Oil Stoves & Ranges 2-Burner $23.90 _ With shelf $32.79 S-Bumer $29.79 With shelf 541.50 4-Burner $37.50 With ehelf $92.90 LIBERAL TERMS Handsome dinner set given swag with ever? purchase of $29 or over Famous for Our 3-room Outfits. $98.79 925*27 Virginia Ave.

DENTISTRY Didn’t Hurt a Bit! Extracted by EITELJORG & MOORE, Dentists Cor. East Market St. and Circle ground Floor. Lady Attendant.

A Puzzle a Day

The symbol shown above represents something usually fcund In the front part of a book. Can you decipher it? Yesterday's Answer: If a rope 36 inches long is cut in two pieces and one piece is just fourfifths the length of the others, one piece would be 16 inches and the ether would be 20 inches long. CAESARIAN OPERATION IS PERFORMED ON DOG Sister of President’s Gives Doctor Present. By Timet Special MARION, Ind., July 13.—Another distinction has come to the blueblooded Airedale family of which President Harding's “Laddie Boy” is a member. “Lassie of Tiare,” a full sister of "Laddie Boy,” delivered a litter of fourteen pups through the first Caesarian operation ever performed on a dog. A remarkable fact Is that all lived. Before they could feed themselves Dr. C. M. Mann, owner, sat up three nights and gav ethem a baby food preparation and condensed milk through a medicine dropper at fortyfive minute intervals. Dr. Lloyd M. Friedline, Jonesboro, Ind., subjected "Lassie of Tiare” to the operation at the Tiare Kennels here.

Men’s Footwear at the Right Prices! Srery day mors and more men are discovering that they have been P*ylng $3 to $5 too much at other stores, oom pared with our splendid /x. $4 ar, *“ White end Palm Beech, $2 to $3 OxfoS£ 2*a o’ Thrift Shoe Store MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING- —DOWNSTAIRS Washington end Meridian Streets

Fourteen Dependable Drug Stores

Beauty Secrets of Famous Stars Given in Hook’s Health and Beauty Magazine

Simultaneously with the distribution of this magazine to our patrons, we feature in all our stores those preparations which bring a message in Health and Beauty Magazine. It’s but one step from the reading of the magazine to the starting on the course of treatment. Low prices featured on these preparations at Hook’s.

Mavis Lemon and Almond Cream 45<J 60c Pompeian Face Powder 39<* Dr. Huff's Tooth Powder. 48d 75c Palmolive Shampoo.. SI.OO Vanitlne Eye Beautifler 98<* $5.00 Zip Delipatory .... 83.98 65c Kotex for 45^ $2 Mineralava Beauty Clay $1.74 Knife Sale Special, 98c Good steel pocket knives for general or office use. They have two blades set in different styled handles. Just the right size to carry around. While they last 9§C Pogo Sticks $1.98 The Jumping Pogo fun bringer —$3.00 regular value—an exciting special at 81.98. Only 197 sticks in the sale. Insect Relief Get rid of those miserable insects which bother so in the summertime. 15c Peterman’s Ant Food.l2£ 25c Peterman’s Roach Food 19<J 25c Rat Rid 211 25c Red Devil Roach Powder 21£ 50c Black Flag Insect Powder 39£ 30c Death Dust 24f 35c Steam’s Rat and Roach Paste 29c

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY COSTS CULPRITS 11 CTS. Alarm on Vault of Waldron State Bank Arouses Townspeople. By Times Special SHELBYVILLE, Ind., July 13.—1 t cost bandits 11 cents to make an attempted robbery of the Waldron State Bank. The men gained access to the bank by breaking glass In a front door. A burglar alarm connected with the vault aroused townspeople, who rushed to the bank. In making their escape the bandits dropped the coins. FACES SERIOUS CHARGE Basil Booher Arrested After Free-for-All Fight. Following what police described as a free-for-all fight at 379 N. Warman Ave., Thursday evening, Basil Booher, 35, of 3134 W. Michigan St., today was charged with assault and battery with intent to kill. Sergeant Stroh hid in Boher’s garage and arrested him as he was about to leave, officers said. Police said Booher cut three men with a knife tn a fight following an argument over a social at St Anthony’s Church, across the street from the place where the fight occurred. Sleep Walker Injured By Times Special GOSHEN, Ind., July 13. —Margaret Beckner, 12, daughter of Ell Backner, Wawaka, may be permanently crippled from injuries received, when she fall fifteen feet while w-alking in her sleep. The girl passed through a partially opened second story window at the Beckner home.

$1.50 Mineralava Face Finish $1.34 $1.50 Plnaud’s Lilac ' Vegetal 98£ $1.50 Pinaud’s Eau de Quinine i .$1.24 $1.50 Lotus Gray Hair Restorer 98C 50c Nul Deodorant 42C 60c Dloxogen 49c SI.OO Ever-Ready Razors..Bs<* $1.65 Moth K-L (quart) $1.49

—51.25 Abbott’s Rheumatism Compound.... 89c 50c Abbott's Saline Laxative 3c $2.00 Abbott's Sal Lithia $1.29 —6oc Beacon's Celery King Tea 49c 70c Badex Salts 54c $1.25 Balmwort Tablets, ,98c 60c Bear Lithia Water...4sc —3sc Cadum Ointment 27c $1.25 Cadomene 98c 35c Calocide Compound.. .29c —soc Dalby’s Ointment 42c $2.50 Diaprotein Food. .$2.39 60c D D D Eczema Remedy 48c 25c De Lost’s Headache Powder 19c —3oc Eagle Eye Salve.24c 60c 39c SI.OO Eckman's Alterative 74 C TjV—76c Fairchild's Essence J? Pepsin, 4 ounces... .55c SI.OO Famo Hair Tonic. .69c —6sc Gastrogen Tablets 39 C 60c Garfield Tea 42c 2Ec Garfield Headache Powder 20c 75c Gentry Brothers Mange Remedy 49 c H— 7Bc Hall’s Catarrh Remedy 59c 35c Hand’s Infant Remedies 29c

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FRIEDA’S FOLLIES

By M. E. She was one of those attentive creatures. Always after first news. I hate to be beaten to it. And this woman had committed that error More than once. Despite the fact that the postman called early She and I were always there before him. One letter I knew would contain A delicious bit of gossip. Fortunately the letter was addressed to me. Her eyes were glistening with expectancy. She could see the news Was beyond even my anticipation. This time at least I would have no gossiping competitor. I destroyed the sheets. Tent Stolen From Yard Mrs. Ethel Burges, 3112 E. ThirtySecond St., today told police a thieft took a large brown camping tent from her yard. It was valued at $25.

STEINWAY Mahogany Case S39S—TERMS E. L. Lennox Piano Cos, 237 N. Ptnnijlrania St.

—soc Ice Mint 39c SI.OO Indian Herb Tablets 84c $1.25 Interol 89c 60c lodex 43c —Bsc Jad Salts 69c 30c Jayne's Expectorant 24c 30c Jayne’s Pills 24c —soc Kalak Water ,39c 50c Kandoltts Monette 39c 25c Karith Cleansing —6oc Lane’s Family Tea 22c 30c Lane’s Quinine Tablets 24c 60c Lapatic Pills 35c 60c Lavoris 39 c —soc Make Man Tab- - lets 39c 25c Malena Pills 19c $1.50 Maitine Preparations 98c 50c Manzan Pile Remedy ~ 39 c N— $1.00 Native Herb Tablets 74 C 25c N. R. Jr. Tablets.... 19c SI.OO Nervworth 84c —2sc Orangine Headache Powders. 19c SI.OO Ovoferrln 84c —3sc Pape’s Cold Compound 29c 75c Paxtlr.e 69c 60c Pazo Ointment 49c SI.OO Pepgen 69c £4* t .V ~ - i .

Boy Takes Cigarettes

When Ed Lohman, night majiager of t)io American restaurant, 138 E. New York St., refused to sell a white

j GLASSES $195 In all “ | h*U JL —— Franklin Jewelry Cos. 15 8. ILLINOIS ST,

NEUMTEHnECIi Compete Home Outfitters

Z43-249U.UA5HINGT0N STREET. Tom Quinn Jake Wolf

Rainbow Division We extend to you a most sincere and hearty welcome to our city. Charles Mayer 6? Cos. 29-31 W, Washington St. Established 1840

RIN K’ S The House of Fashionable Millinery For Saturday Morning Only ®To Encourage Saturday 241 Sports This is a real treat— Summer sports hats in (I I)(I I] felts, straws, silks, 8 crepes and peanut I braids. In all new sum- ||| | liillilliliS mer coloring white * I included. <m STORE CLOSES 12:30 P. M.

Store Open Until 9:30 Saturday Night!

310 Dozen Men’s $2.50 Mi —! I J S2 *l—

35c “Bestyette” m COLLARS On p One of the very smartest collars, equal In style, fit, finish and workmanship to any 50c collar on the market. jg jgj M m Launders as easily as a handkerchief. All popular styles. While they last HuSi

215 Dozen UNION SUITS Clift Strictly first quality. Made of fine small checked nainsook In athletic style, specially reinforced, elastic Insert Hjh in back; all sizes, 34 to 46. A wonderful value. Sale price, 3 suits for-,51.45, the suit WW

100 Doz. $ 1"no™ Bathing Suits OQ. Dark colors with red and white trim. One-piece skirted styles. Specially priced while they last. The suit II M MB m Ladles’ and Misses’ Bathing Suits, now Boys’ and Misses’ Bathing Suits, now 79<1. Also a complete Aw line of all-wool suits at greatly reduced prices.

2 Large Lots of Men's Suits, % Price Sport and Semi-Sport Models in Light and Medium Weights. See Our Special Suit Display in East Window Men’s“2scGold C p Ladies’ 69c Coin” Socks j IjlffliltlMM j Fiber Silk Hose All Colors and gM I All the sash- mmg Sizes. 3 pairs j frf __ JkAam ionable colors. gs jjD for 50c The I 1 —©CMtlQ)®.— * While they T^IJC pair Cor. E. Washington and Delaware Sts. last, pair—

boy and a colored boy cigarettes at 3:45 a. m. today, the white boy seized a package and ran. Lohman detained the colored boy, who said he did not know the white boy.

Need Furniture? Try Trading at WHEELER BROTHERS You’ll Like It

PIANOS See onr stock before you buy. Low prices and reasonable terms. Everythin* musical. The Carlin Music Cos. 143 1C Waflhlnrton gs. 100 Steps East of Pennsylvania St.

Cor. E. Washington

You>> HOW ARE YOUR EYES? ffi n No one intentionally abuses the ><e-*^R _i—eyesight —but there are so many TWMh business, study, etc., that eye trouble sometimes begins without our knowledge. (jpr The wise person knows that preGLASSfiS. vention is better than cure. Tkit Yon WUI Appreciate 1 w,u mm ¥oJ°£. 6188 tr "' p. O n \1717 CTT 242 INDIANA AVE. Ul\. I\. WHo i PLAZA HOTEL BLDG.

“Hatfield Harry,” the Cleaner Man, Sells Universal; Here’s His Plan — <7*^ “ Keeping Your House Clean / Is such an easy matter with the Universal Elec- da trie Vacuum Cleaner. In just a Jiffy you can gaJIB. give your rugs and carpets a thorough sweeplng without raising an annoying unhealthful cloud of dust, and its gentle action insures long i, inM life to your floor coverings, because it Cleans SBUm with air alone.” Phone "Harry” for a Free Trial. He Will Gladly Arrange Easy Payments. Hatfield Electric Cos. MAIn 0123 Meridian at Maryland.

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Have You An Extra Pair of Glasses? Quick —Accurate Optical Service is made possible at the Hoosier through the earnest desire of seven experts to give you what you want when you want it. In many instances glasses are supplied within a very few hours after ordered. Eyes Examined Without Charge Your eyes examined, lenses and mounting of your own choice; TO complete 1 l Double lenses ground to- 0 gether—not cemented pO Olu Satisfaction Guaranteed —Hoosier Optical Cos. 148 North Illinois Street ■mmmo PEN SATURDAY UNTIL 8 i 0 0 P. M. 1

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