Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 83, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 August 1923 — Page 10
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WAR MOTHERS OF INDIANA PREPARE FOR CONVENTION State to Increase Delegation to National Meeting in Kansas City, Hy Times Special BLOOMINGTON. Ind., Aug. 17. Indiana, strongest State in the tional organization of the American War Mothers last year, expects to retain that position the coming Mrs. John Huntington of Bloomington, president of the Indiana chapter, has announced. The chapter, with 1,600 delegates, had the greatest number at the national convention In t92r. This year from fifty to 100 additional members will attend the convention In Kansas City Sept. 29-Oct. 5, Mrs. Huntington says. Iridlana now has thirty-one local chapters, and at least three more are to be organized before the convention. Mrs. Huntington and other State officers organized and chartered anew chapter at Kokomo early in August. Committees lo arrange for the State meting in Indianapolis in October have been appointed. Chairmen are Mrs. H. H. Morrison of Shelbyville, reception; Mrs. D. W. Maish, Frankfort, program; Mrs. Lynn C. Boyd. Newcastle, time and place; Mrs. Melvin Moon. Indianapolis, publicity; Mrs. W. E. Ochiltree, Cohnersville, resolution; Mrs. Dorothy' C. Pearson, Bedford, credentials; Mrs. John O'Harrow, Bloomington, nominating, and Mrs. Elizabeth Wagnor, Vincennes, ushers. The American War Mothers are devoting their efforts largely to relief and welfare work, Mrs. Huntington said. Friends Conventions Closes Sy Times Special ANDERSON, Ind., Aug* 17.—The Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends closed at Pendleton Thursday night, electing Richmond for the 1924 sessions.
LAST CALL!! LAST CALL!! 40 Renewed Fords to be Sold Saturday!! A CAR FOR EVERY PURPOSE—A CAR FOR EVERY PURSE
‘SO Will Secure Your Choice of About 20 of the Cars *25 _ A Month Will Pay the Balance Still Remaining No Matter
Mechanics Attention—We Have Cars From S2O to SSO That Can Be Put in Good Running Condition by You. Don’t Miss This Opportunity—Now is Your Chance! jr- CARR AUTO SALES CO. 5436 East Washington Street
Know Thyself By DR. CLIFFORD OROBINSON fellow American College of Surgeons
EXERCISE mF you are to get the greatest good out of life and keep fit to do your work with the least possible worry to all concerned, you must take a certain amount of real exercise daily. Many office men find that proper exercise takes the tired feeling out of them by exercising an entirely different set -of muscles. It chases headaches, relieves the strain of eyes and back, starts a real skin activity by the perspiration route, gives a zest to any game and produces a healthy, normal appetite, not only for proper food but for work as well. What shall we do to carry out the necessary exercises, to produce the greatest gain? A general setting up 10,000 PICNIC AT MINERS’ OUTING Dancing, Skating and Balloon Ascension Tonight, Ten thousand relatives of members and members of Murat Temple attended the third annual Shriner's picnic at Broad Ripple Park today. E. J Gausepohl was in charge. A series of games and contests were the afternoon features, beginning at 2 p. m. Special entertainment was provided for the children. Dancing and roller-skating will occupy the evening program. A balloon ascension will take place. All concessions were open to Shriners. Those in charge of the program: t Carson B. Harris, athletics for men; Oliver Shaw, athletics for women; D. V. Ring, children's program; Walter T. White, dancing and entertainment; Paul J. Maas, reception; Dr. Clark E. Day, first aid; Robert Elder, stunts; Jesse S. Sisloff, safety; Andrew Fendrick, refreshment; A. W. Kuerst, music; Charles S. Crawford, publicity, and Homer Cook, prizes.
The Time-The Place-The Reason Saturday morning at the stroke of eight we launch the biggest sale of renewed certified used Fords ever attempted in Indianapolis. All models are included —Touring Cars, Roadsters, Coupes and Sedans. Remember the Place-Carr Auto Sales Cos. Authorized Ford Dealer—s 436 E. Washington St. and bear in mind that the sale |tarts at 8 o'clock every morning—nothing reserved —no favorites all Will be treated exactly alike —The reason for this sale, its object and purpose is to convert into cash or good contracts this wonderful stock of reconditioned Fords —there is a car here for every purpose. m Buy a Ford!—Buy It Now!—Buy It Here! No matter what terms you want to pay—or how you want to pay them—no matter where you live or what your station in life may be —there Js a car here at a price that will be within your means, and the terms will be arranged to suit your pleasure. This sale will live for years as the high water mark of sales liberality. Saturday the Big Day!
What Car You Want Come to We Also Have Many Other Makes, Including Buick, Dort, Lincoln, Cole, Premier, Dodge, Kissel, Oldsmobile, Monroe
exercise in the morning, on arising is fine, bending and stretching with good deep breathing. If 1 ' you are within reach of any sort of • a club where exercise is part of the program, join at once. Activity of the skin to’produce a good cleansing perspiration is to be sought. Many people never perspire outside a few hot days in summer. Nor forget to drink in plenty of pure oxygen as you take at least three or four miles a day on Shank’s mare. The exercise may be changed or varied just as we change our daily menu. Do not, for an instant, decieve yourself that a month or two of any exercise, whatever you may plan, will be of any permanent value. Keep it up as long as you live. CLUB ENTERTAINS FIRPO “Bull of Pampas” and Dempsey Challenger Guest of Exchange Luis Firpo, the "Bull of the Pampas,” challenger of Dempsey, who is scheduled to meet Joe Downey here tonight and Hugh Gartland, G. Widmer and C. Vega, members of the party, were guests of the Exchange club today. • Felix McWhirter gave a talk on his recent trip to Europe. Two delegates to the national convention at Springfield, Mass., in Sept, were to be selected. FOR SKIN TORTURES Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid, Just What You Need Don't worry about Eczema or other skin troubles. You can have a tSlear, healthy skin by using Zemo obtained at any drug store for 35c, or extra large bottle at SI.OO. Zemo generally removes Pimples, Blackheads, Blotches, Eczema ana Ringworm and makes the skin clear and healthy. Zemo is a clean, penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It is easily applied and costs a mere trifle for each application. It Is always dependable. —Advertisement.
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BUYERS’ WEEK TO DRAW RETAILERS Several hundred retailers from all of the State will come to Indianapolis to attend Buyers’ Week,
Store Open | Tomorrow, Jv „ Saturday, Till 9 Opportunity! 3-Piece Suits - * Drop in Price „ tos OT-25' for men who Something want clothes of 30 ° e undoubted quality Suits— A t • ?o r „ngMen- 1111 and SaVlllg ®X and of money. models. All Strauss s. L.&rovJss a 6a v 33 to 37 West Washington St. “P aI P E OF POSSESSION WITHOUT PENALTY OJ’" PRICE”
Sept. 12-14, which is being promoted by the wholesale trade division of the Chamber of Commerce, it was announced today by Blaine McGrath, chamber promoter for the event. Numerous displays will acquaint the buyer with the method in which the merchandise he purchases is handled from the time the order is received until the goods are on the truck bound for the freight station. Indianapolis wholesalers that are making Buyers’ Week possible are:
TOO 1 akes Your Choice of Several Touring Cars or Roadsters *25 A Month Will Pay for a Ford Coupe or Sedan This Sale!
Central Wall Paper and Paint Company, Crowder-Cooper Shoe Company, E. C. Dolmetsch Company, Efroymson & Wolf, Hamilton, Harris & Cos., T' " "s Geddes Company, HibbenHoinveg & Cos., IKdianapolis Book and Stationery Company, Indianapolis Electric Supply Company, KieferStewart Company, Kipp Brothers’ Company, C. W. jfefler Hat Company, Lyman Brothers, Mooney-Mueller-
A Once a Year Event With Year 1 Round Benefits — The Schloss August Sale of BLUE SERGE SUITS-20% Off Involving* as it does all serge suits remaining from fhis season’s stocks, this annual sale offers unusual savings, and commands attention because: % The fabrics are year ’round weights. Every suit is absolutely all-wool. The styles are good and wanted. Tailored by KUPPENHEIMER and other dependable makers—and Savings are exactly 1-5 of the original plain-figure prices. There are stouts, longs, half stouts and short stouts, as well as regular models for Young Men and Men. Original prices $25, $35, $45 and SSO. REDUCED TO *2O *2B *36 5 40 Schloss Rros Cos 17-21 East Washington
Those who Profit Most through Government Sales are those who . Most Thoroughly Investigate Them Every merchant, every manufacturer, every d!*-
Final commodity sales will begin In September and continue until liquidation of stocks Is completed at the Quartermaster Depots in Brooklyn, Chicago, San Antonio and San Francisco. Offerings Indiude a wide range of Quartermaster Supplies, Ordance Property and smaller quantities of Engineer Property, Chemical Warfare and Medical and Hospital Supplies. Important sales of Real Estate, Buildings, Plants and Warehouses will be held at Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass.; Ordnance Reservo Depot, Amatol, N. J.; Camp Meade, Md.. Ordnance Reserve Depot, Toledo, O.; Camp Knox, Louisville, Ky., and Camp Lewis, American Lake, Wash. Definite dates will be announced later. Look lyr the Eagle before yon s hop. WA a IP E PAIR IT MEW?
Ward Company, Mutual China Company, United States Rubber Company and Allen A. Wilkinfson Lumber Company. Speaker Will Tour State W. C. Pearce, secretary of the World’s Sunday Scho&l ’ Association, who will return from an extensive tour of South America in September, where he has been studying condi-
tributor knows how Impossible it ii in the ordinary run of business to be one hundred per cent right. Industrial engineers say that the seventy-dye per cent efficient organisation is above the average. With no intention of offering alibis, it is admitted that in the disposal of nearly three billions of dollars’ worth of supplies by the War Department, some buyers were not satisfied with their purchase*. In most cases, however, dissatisfaction was dne to failure to properly Investigate. A too brief or too general description in catalogs—a clerical error in listing and a corresponding failure of the pur*> chaser to carefully investigate and check at the time of sale has sometimes caused disappointment. The War Department has tried to operate on “The Buyer Be Satisfied” principle. It has tried to bold sales at convenient points with full opportunity for inspection. When inspection has been made satisfaction has resulted. You as buyer, and the War Department as seller, will both profit if you investigate fully. There is value enough to go around, but investigation is your best insurance^ The Way to Investigate Watch yom Commercial Business Publication and tbo Metropolitan Dailies for announcements of specific section or sealed bid sales. Send i the Catalog mentioned in. the announcement. Check off the items that interest you. Send a representative to the sale to inspect the materials —in advance, if possible. To ensure you more leeway, send your name and address at once to Maior J. L. Frink, Chief. Sales Promotion 'Section. Room 2SIS. Munitions Building, Washington. D. C. Advise him the character of materials you are Interested in, and catalogs confining such materials will bn forwarded gnu as rapidly as sales are scheduled.
PRIDAY, AL(i. 17, 1923
tions there, will make a speaking touis of the State Nov. 15-30. Rallies will be held throughout the State under auspices of the Indiana Sunday School Council of Religious Education, at which Pearce will speak. People just back from summer resorts may enjoy learning one burned in Now Hampshire.