Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 101, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1923 — Page 20

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NO HOOSIERS ARE REPORTED DEAD IN QUAKE AREA Several, However, Have Not Been Heard From Since Disaster. As far as can be ascertained no Hoosiers have perished in the Jap earthquake disaster, although many relatives have not heard from Indianlans In the quake zone. Those reported safe are Misses Tomasie Allen and Marie Dltmars of Franklin, Mrs. Dorothy Davis, a former La Porte girl and wife of Commander H. C. Davis of the American embassy at Tokio; Miss Harriet Rawles, Carthage, who was at Yokohama, and James Wade Emerson, Jr., of Yokohama, who has a brother at Vincennes. / The Rev. W. P. Minton, foreign missionary secretary of the Christian Church, has received word that all missionaries o' that church are safe. Those who- have not been heard from, and it is feared may' have perished, are Mrs. Robert Manigal, formerly Miss Relma Thompson of Peru, located at Yokohama; Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Benninghoff and Misses Emma and Winifred Adcock, all formerly of Franklin; Mrs. Frank Metcalf, daughter of Mrs. Charles E. Truss of Swayzee. The Rev. Alvah H. Sholty, United Brethern minister in Tokio, brother of Dr L. O. Sholty of Wabash with his wist and son have not been heard from. Both teach in a mission school at Tokio.

REPORT OF GUN FRAY MYSTERY Patrolman's 'Battle' Not Heard by Residents. An investigation was started today' by Chief of Police Herman Rikhoff into the story' of a gun battle and burglar call sent to police headquarters at 2 a. m. today by' Patrojman Walter Jackson. Jackson declared that he noticed three suspicious looking men Inspecting a filling station at Thirtieth and Bellefontaine Sts. When they saw him, Jackson said, one flashed something that shined like a gun. He began to fire at the fleeing men. One of them yelped, and two shots were returned at him. Persons living in the neighborhood declare they heard no shooting. Pesky Devils Quietus P. D, q, m T. D. Q-, Pesky Devils Qu!*> fas is the name of the new chemical that actually ends the bug fsillily. Bed Bugs, Roaches, 'Ktf' Ants and Fleas, as P.D.Q. kills the live 0113 send their eggs and stop- aura generations. fi Hot an i:.-- -c powder but a /<ga chemical unlike anything you have ever ÜBei. A 85 cent package makes one Wl quart and each package contains a patent spout, to get the B&J Pesky Devils in the cracks and crevices. M Your druggist has itor he can WW get it for you. P. D. Q. can also / be purchased in sealed bottles. double strength, liquid form. Sold by Hook Drug Company and Haag Drug Company.—Advertisement.

For skin blemishes "^Resinol Don't be annoyed and embarrassed iany longer by an ngly, blotchy snin. Apply a little Resinol Ointment and ■use Resinol Soap for your toilet, then note how much better your skin looks and feels. This wholesome treatment seldom fails to restore that healthy color and clarity of skin which every man desires. Resinol Shaving Stick soothes tender skins. These three products at all druggists.

Special! Neponset Floor Covering SIZE 9x12, s l3= SIZE 6x9, LIBERAL TERMS Get a Set of Dishes Handsome dinner set given away with every purchase of $23 or over. Famous for Our 3-room Outfits, $38.75 925-27 Virginia Ave.

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HE drawing shows the arrangement of a network of drivet. . ways in a park. A motorist enters the park at A, and drives to B. Can you trace the shortest course for him to follow? YESTERDAY’S ANSWER: If a large and small automobile together cost $8,500, and five times the cost of the large Is equal to twelve times the cost of the small, the large car cost $6,000, and the small car $2,500. (5 times 6,000 equals 12 times 2,500; namely', 30,000; and 6,000 plus 2,500 totals 8,500). Alleged Shoplifter Caught Daisy Slaughter, colored, 21, of 1822 Boulevard PL. was arrested Thursday by women detectives in a downtown store and charged with shoplifting. The officers say she stole a hat and other articles. Perfection Butter Makes Riddles Grow.—Adv.

“Will” Brings Results Make up your mind to succeed and nothing can atop you. You can bare the great advantage of a business college training if you “WILL." Decide —then act—and you'll soon begin to realize success in a concrete way. Arrange this week to start your course next Monday, or as soon thereafter as possible. Attend Indiana Business College at Marion, Muncie, Logansport. Anderson. Kokomo. Lafayette, Columbus, Richmond Vincennes or Indianapolis. Charles C. Crlng is president and Ora E. Butz, general manager. Get in touch with the point you prefer, or see. write or telephone Fred W. Case, principal. Pennsylvania and Vermont, First Door North T. \V. C. A., Indianapolis

IWTcA-KOOnTifi H'OTErL LINCOLN Candy BUTTERSCOTCH, fresh from our Fresh kitchen, reduced for SATURDAY ONLY Every Day from 89c a pound to 59£ From Another case of forgetting cost and Our Own profit to get you acquainted with our Kitchen candy. Some One of Our Delicious Candies on Special Sale Dally WATCH OUR WINDOWS! Soda Fountain Cakes and Pastries Lunch

Stores in City Marl: et and Pennsylvania Sts., Northeast Corner, in Lemcke Bldg. Ohio and Pennsylvania Street Store) formerly FrancU Pharmacy. Illinois and Washington Street Store, S. K. Cor., in Occidental Bldg. Meridian and Washington Street Store, S. K. Cor., in Merchant* Hank Bldg. Opposite Interurhan Station. 10 V Y Illinois St., just north of Market St. East Washington Street Store, E. Washington and New Jersey, N. W. Comet. West Washington Street Store, W. Washington and Senate, 8. W. Cor.

Unicum Hair Nets, 4 for 25c

Timely Needs for the Kitchen A real saving Is to be had in purchasing these needs at Hook’s during Harvest Fair. 12c LUX, 07. •> 3 for Li C PURE STRAINED OQ HONEY, 14-oz. jar. . .. Z.“C BREAKFAST COCOA OQ —2 pounds for Lo C 35c Certo Makes Jellies Jell, 29c Fnrawax, lb., IOC*; 3 lbs. for.2s<t Mrs. Price's Canning Compound, 2 for 15<* Juniper Berries 4 ozs lOC Black Pepper. 2 ozs 10<i Allspice, 4 ozs 15? Cinnamon Bark. 4 ozs Whole Cloves. 2 ozs 150 Red Pepper Powder, 2 ozs lOtf Salicylic Acid, 2 ozs iiOd Powdered Saccharine, oz 25<? 3-Way Electric Plug, 59c A plug that enables one to use three electric fixtures from one socket.

Jap Rose Soap 4 for 25c Hook's everyday cut prices on 6oap are such that they fall in with the festivity of a Harvest Fair to perfection. Creme Oil Soap, or* 4 for ZDC Auditorium Bath Soap, qj 3 for 25c, 12 for O^C 15c Stork Castile t *> Soap I LC 25c Johnson's Foot *)i Soap ZIC too Kirk's Hardwater or Soap, 3 for ZDC 10c Life Buoy Soap, 2Qc 3 Bars Palmolive jn Soap ZUC 25c Woodbury's a c Soap lOC 15c Say man's Soap, on 3 for ZIIC 30c Resinol 4 n Soap lOC 8c Sweetheart / Soap OC

10 HURT AS SHOW SEATjCOLLAPSE Plane Crash Another Accident at Fair Thursday. Ten persons were recovering today from Injuries received when bleachers in a side show of “Diving Beauty Girls,” at the State Fair collapsed on Thursday afternoon. None of the ten was seriously' hurt. The Injured: Harold Dlnsmore, 14, of 2846 Highland PI; Mrs. Carl Derringer, 22, Manila, Ind.; Miss Alberta Hall, 19, of 6171 Cornell Ave.; Francis Dobbins, 10, Southport, Ind.; Mrs. Frances Overly, R. F. D. L. 1; John

6 to 8 P. M. Our main office and our branches are open every Saturday night from 6 to 8 o’clock. Jfletcfjer fallings; anb GTrust Company N. W. Cor. Market and Penn. 6t. Capital and Surplus Two Millions

Fourteen Dependable Drug Stores

Specials for the Motorist $2.50 Electric Lantern, $2.29 An electric light like an old-fashioned lantern—with glass globe and handle, but with dry cell battery and tiny electric light. May be used eiher with or without globe, and has the advantage of shedding light all around instead of concentrating it as a flashlight. Auto Mirrors, 69c and 79c Mirror of plate glass to atBjflU tach on the windshield of your car. Styles for both closed -■■ | and open cars, one of plain I ' ikJijirl glass at G9 <>< the other bevP eled glass at 79<f. Mirrors * —U sized 7x2inches. Ford Pedal Pants, 98c An unusual item which we ~ i are able to offer at an extraor- If dlnary price. These are made jl A/ ' 'Vi! ' of heavy raincoat fabric, rub- H berized—of sturdy construetion. They will keep out dust, cold and wet from your Ford

Thrift Suggestions for School Goers Sterno Stove and Heat Complete M Outfit A collapsible stove and a can of Sterno heat, a handy little outfit for college room or auto trip—special for 25tf. $1.50 Black and White Fountain Pen, Only $1.19 Come in two styles, with clip or ring. A good, moderate priced pen for school goers. Eversharp Pencils, 50c Upward

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Whitus, 35, Oxford, Ind.; C. O. MeNew, 39, Tipton, Ind.; H. L. Waters, Strawn, Ind., and Lawrence Carpenter, 64, Atlanta, Ind. At almost the same time the bleachers fell, an airplane crashed near the race track. Neither the pilot, Dick Seward, nor the passenger, William A. Sewell of Anderson, was hurt. Alleged Fugitive Is Held Charles M. Jones. 42, of 1328 W. Washington St„ held on charges of being a fugitive is awaiting officers from Logansport, Ind., to take him there for trial. He is wanted for contempt of court, according to police.

R INK’S The House of Fashionable Millinery Unusual Assortments *IW Beaver, Trimmed A SPECIAL UNDER- | I) H Lr* PRICE OFFERING IN /]iu I ' w 7 Wood, tan, sand, gray, beaver, ' 111 (\VI / brown, muffin, pheasant. / Kflr AmmMm Pl A Lovely contours, In poke* Jr ßßaffti (cloches, rolling brims, mush- % ' rooms. Rich trimmings in

Boy Charged With Trespass Detectives today questioned Ralph Whaley, 18, who said his home is in Peru, Ind., and who was arrested early today on the Lake Erie & Western railroad tracks by Detective Fisher. He is charged with trespass and vagrancy. Some tools and small trinkets were found in the pockets of his clothing. Family’s Clothes Disappear F. G. Wood of Shelbyville, Ind., told the police today *hat a traveling bag containing SSO -worth of family clothing was removed from his car bound for the fairground.

Stores in City Massachusetts Avenue Store, Msssaehasetts Ate. at Vermont and Alabama Sts. Pennsylvania and Washington Street Store, N. VV. Corner. Stores Out of Indianapolis Anderson Store, 1100 Meridian 8t„ Anderson, Ind. Kokomo Store, 101 Main St., Kokomo, Ind. I.afuyette Store, eomer of Sixth and Main St., Lafayettei, Ind. Marlon Store. 108 S. Washington St., Marlon, Ind. Munele Store, corner of Howard and Walnut Sts., Mancie, Ind.

Any Style or Color Except White or Gray As an inducement to get acquainted with Unicum, we offer —for a limited time only— Unicum Nets At This Remarkable Price To once use a Unicum Net is to prefer them. You will enjoy the long wearing quality—an asset which makes Unicum Nets really more economical than those of lower price. Unicum Nets are specially treated so as not to become brittle. They are lusterful and uniformly excellent. Dr. Owen’s Sanitary Tooth Brush The tooth brush in the glass case fitted completely with perforated top, is preferred by the traveler and also those who wish to keep their tooth brush sanitary. Priced at 45c, 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste.39<i 60c Pebeco Tooth Paste 33<i 50c Ipana Tooth Paste... ,39<i 60c Forhan’s Tooth Paste.3B<i 35c Sanitol Tooth Paste... ,21<i 35c Corega 29<i 25c Listerine Tooth Paste.. 30c Kolynos Tooth Paste ..IS# 35c Senreco Tooth Paste . ,23<i 60c Lavoris 39<i Mag-lac Tooth Paste 50<i 51.00 Pyorrhocide 84 4 60c Mu-sol-dent 39V

REBUILT HEATERS All Makes, All Sizes, All Kinds—Easy Terms West Side Furniture Store F. C. BO A MAN R. T. RITCHEY 438 West Washington Street

PIANOS See our stock before you buy. Low prices and reasonable terms. Everything musical. The Carlin Music Cos. 143 E. Waahlnrton Bt. 100 Steps East of Pennsylvania SL . -

THE WHITE FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Outfitters 243-249 W. Washington St. Jake Wolf Main lioi Toni Quinn

New Fall Styles Full Line of Men’s Furnishings. A. Gubin vS,

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===] ®anfeto [ Corner Wirhlnjiiin' - ■ ■ Ttr ■, n rl Delaware Sts. Store Open Until 9:30 Saturday Night BOYS’ 2-PANTS SUITS —Good, substantial, all-wool school suits with 2 M pairs full lined pants; various weaves, in all wanted jyj|§ patterns and colorings. Here beyond a doubt is the Jpf most sensational school suit offer we have made in BMralilpi—many a day. While they last tomorrow, Saturday, only Other Remarkable Boys’ 2-Pants Suit Values at $7.97 and $9.97

BOYS’ 85c BLOUSES— Good, strongly made blouses in light /A and dark and plain and stripe effects. HM/V Our price only .

Boys’ Wool Tweed Tams, 51.19 Boys’ Wool Tweed Caps, 95c

Corner Washington and Delaware Streets

Fall Footwear at THRIFT Prices A Few Special. I j: f Headquarters for School Shoes (T^Snj S• V Stylish, durable and comfortable shoes for school and dress /[' If HI / 'LI wear- We are exclusive downtown agents for the celebrated fril u\ / RED GOOSE School Shoes. Also other brands from leading JJ' if $1.50 and Up Strap Slippers, fine for f' early fall wear, 50c to $1.50 mimir-r nmi'ninn Men’s Half Soles 75? Highest quality workmanship and THRIFT REPAIRING Women’s Half Soles 50£ materials; officially endorsed by Rubber Heels 35<! Goodyear Welt System. Thrift Shoe Store MERCHANTS BANK'BUILDING- —DOWNSTAIRS Washington and Meridian Streets

11 ■■■■.- ■ft •• -L>„ oY. .• ~ 1 E.J. Gausepohl & Cos. | TRUHKS BO K W&foytoSlf.; BAGS |

yr ARE YOUR EYES BOTHERING YOU? * Impaired vision is very distracting and most usually unnecessary. **rTii> People neglect their eyes because they do not realize the growr*tbe ing trouble or its cause. C7C .A cCTR.f--"" Do not neglect your eyes another tjiLA&aeo day they are bothering you. That You Will Appreciate Examination Free! i-'vn n urroT 242 Indiana ave. UK. K. WLSI PLAZA HOTEL BLDG.

Specials for Men! Twinplex Safety Razor Stroppers for Gillette and Durham Duplex Razor. QQ Regular SS.O(X Outfit vu/0 SI.OO Gem or Star Safety Razor 69c KANNER Double-Edge Stroppers. Sharpen All Safety Blades. tfO A Q $3.00 Value SI.OO and $1.50 Pocket Knives, Now. . . ,68c Horsehide and Canvas Razor Strops.... 48c $5.00 Valet Auto-Strop Safety Razor. .$3.98 Special Pyralin Auto Visor. $6.50 $5.00 Lane Automobile Jacks $2.00 Enameled Metal Lunch Boxes. . 25c and 35c ULLV HARgWAftK i3gMwg>m

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FRIDAY, SEPT. 7, 1923

Children’s 25c Stockings Medium, heavy ribbed; colors black . and brown only; reinforced toe, sole 1 and heel. All sizes; the pair JL t/ V

Satisfaction Guaranteed. Money Refunded.