Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 126, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1923 — Page 14
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NEW STATE ROAD NUMBERING TO BE COMPETED SOON Road Conditions Detailed by Highway Commission Report, Changes recently made by the State highway commission in its road renumbering system now being established were announced by John D. Williams, director, today. In a few days practically all roads changed will be remarked and maps of the reorganized system will be available, be said. Road conditions: No. 1 (New A bany. Indianapolis. South Bend. Michigan line)—-Closed from Carmel to nine nii'es south of Kokomo on account of construction. Detour from Lakeville to South Bend, taking h ;rd surface road three miles east: thence on pavement north to city ClFeed from Crothersville to five and oue-half mi’es north. Seymour-Crothersville traffic use Dudleytown detour. Detour east at Underwood, returning to State road at Vienna. (Through traffic northbound from Indianapolis advised to .take No. 15 tn order to avoid the long stretches of construction between Carmel and to near Kokomo.) 'No. 3 (National Bd . Terre Haute. Indianapolis, Richmond) —Detour around construction from Richmond to Ohio line. Eastbeund traffic detour at Twenty-Third St. to east and south to Westvil’.e, Ohio. Westbound traffic detour at Westvllle. entering Richmond at Twenty-Third St. New pavement construction makes careful driving necessary between Terre Haute and West Terre Haute. (Flagman stationed at each end of this mile.) . No. 8 (Madison. Versailles. Greersburg, Indianapolis. Lebanon. Lafayette. Oxford)— Bridge construction near St. Paul. To avoid construction just northwest of Indianapolis. take No. 15. Leave Indianapolis on Northwestern Ave. At Junction of 15 and 33 turn west via Lebanon. No. 12 (Vincennes. Spencer, Martinsville, Indianapolis)—Grading north of Lyons and south of Freedom Heavy grading between Martinsville and Centerton. No. 15 ( Indianapo'is, Logansport. Michigan City)—Closed through Royal Center and between La Porte and Michi,a.i Citv Drive carefully over new grade work three miles north of Marion County line. A bridge out four miles north of Indianapolis necessitates a detour. Marked. „ , No. 22 (English. Paoli. Mitchell. Bedford, Bloomington. Martinsville. Indianapo'is) Watch for blasting between Bedford and Oolitic and between Harrodsburg and Bloomington. Grading north and south of Plnflish. No. 31 (Montezuma Danville. Indianapolis) —Watch for grading gangs between Danville and Bellmore. RECEIVER IS APPOINTED Fred G. Heinmiller Named on Me-Cardie-Black Petition. Fred G. Heinmiller, retired grain dealer, was appointed receiver for the McCardle-Black Company, grain brokers In the Board of Trade Bldg., by Circuit Judge H. O. Chamberlain. The request for receiver was made by J. W. McCardle, president, alleging insolvency. Assets of the company are not more than $9,000, according to John Robbins, attorney for McCardle. The company was capitalized at SIO,OOO, he said. Perfection Batter Makes Kiddies Grow.—Adr.
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A certain man and his son were, together, aged 109 years. His son and grandson had a total age of 56. The man and his grandson had a combined age of 85. How old was each? YESTERDAY’S ANSWER:
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This Woman’s Comparison Laundress Laundry 8 hours at 35c $2.80 Care fare 10 in n l * 3 meals 1.50 19 Pounds starch .of “Family Finish” Gas, etc 15 ® 20c—53.80 SAVING per week 95c
An Indianapolis woman who had been having her washing done at home because she thought it was less expensive to do so, one week was forced to send her clothes to the laundry because her home laundress was ill. She now uses the laundry regularly. And she says that she is delighted because Sj the clothes look better, the washing costs her'/ less, and she is saved a lot of work and worry. This woman made a tabulation of her expenses i both ways. She saves 95c a week, and, in addition, is saved the work and humiliation of having to cook for an impudent, irresponsible servant. She never has to worry about the clothes drying. This woman takes advantage of the Family Finish service—one of the many individual services offered by modern laundries. For this service she pays: Even quantities Additional of wearing B 1A flat work, apparel and B B St 11c a pound flat work— B M W Additional “Family , m ■ Bra apparel, Finished” mSBB 35c a pound per pound
FARMERS LEAVING WORK INCOMPLETE AS LABOR IS SHY Fifty Per Cent of Siios Filled in Indiana, State Says. Not more than 50 per cent of Indiana silos have been filled this year, due to scarcity of farm labor and high prices, 1.-Newt Brown, secretary of (he State board of agriculture, said today. Farmers have to pay from twenty-five to thirty-five cents a shock for corn cutters who have been making as high as $9 and $lO a day, Brown said. Reports received by the State board show the- fall labor situation unusually acutA in Grant and Shelby countie':, Brown said he believed the situation equally .serious throughout the State. Brown predicted a scarcity of corn Not How Quick, But How Sure By OSCAR SCHMIDT If you are a "born gambler”—if you crave the thrill of sudden gain, the knaw Sos anxiety, the thrill of dread, the pang of crashing loss, which compose the high-blood-pres-sure-conducting existence of the gambler—do not invest your savings in a Saving & Loan Association. It is not a get-rich-quick scheme. But, if you are a conscientious person with your feet on the ground md your head on a level with the business world and not in the clouds, there is no more stable, solid, honest-rest-Bfoducing place for your money than in one of these associations. The backbone of the whole plan is real estate. “Real,” says Webster, means “gent’ii.e, true,' actually existing,” and estate means “land.” Real Estate is your guarantee that your money Is safe—real estate which is appraised by shrewd men who examine titles and pass on all details involved in the handling of property. No loss can come through Are or tornado, for all buildings are fully covered by insurance. No loophole is left whereby the spectre “Loss” can creep in, to twit the investor with the remorse of what might have been. The sentiment of the home, the honor of the home buyer, the feasibility of the plan and th supervision of the state, coupled with the security of real estate, makes the Savings & Loan Association the truest type of saving principle. We Took the *Tf’ from "Thrift." MONUMENT SAVING 4 LOAN ASSOCIATION 81 Monument Circle 6% ON YOUR SAVINGS
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buskers in the late fall and said husk ers probably would demand 6 and cents a bushel, as against 5 cents so last year, regarded as exorbitant at that time. It. may be necessary for the Stab board of agriculture to send a' cai for the com harvest, if the 3ituatior continues. A labor clearing hou.smay be organized. Brown attributed the labor short age to the movement of farm labot,, ers to the city. He said the hig prices fhctocy laborers receive maki farm wages almost H> told of a farm hand who had saved $l5O during the summer working fo> a land owner who had been obliged to borrow money to pay his taxes. GYPSY RJRTUNE TELLERS Wanted to Cast “(rood Luck” Spell Over Cash Register. Roy C. Bever, manager of a filling station at E. Washington St. and Hawthorne Lane, was visited by sev eral pairs of the women, who insisted that he open the cash register so they could bestow “good luck” over the money. Emory C. Bocock, in the filling sta tion at Sherman Dr. and E. New York St., told the same story. Mrs. Alice May, 325 W. McCarty St., said a gypsy fortune teller cast a “spell” over $27 and it disappeared.
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/'I . - ; Remember these homes are brand new and you will find they are built just a little bit better than the average bungalow—more substantial and warmer. Each one has long living room across the front, two bedrooms, each with ample closet space, large pantry, enclosed rear porch, attractive electric light fixtures and window shades, roomy cement front porch with brick rails and columns, cement walks, garage, etc. ♦ If the location of your home concerns you, it will pay you to investigate the homes in this addition. Here you can buy in a section which is rapidly being developed, an old worn-out section that has already seen its high mark. We own the ground—we build through our own building department—you buy direct from the owner. Neither do we permit the erection of “shacks’’ or sheds for dwelling purposes. We sell only to desirable white persons. These facts guarantee you a desirable neighborhood in which to live. To Reach These Properties Kenyon’s Highland Home Place is located two miles west of the city limits on the south side of the National Road (W. Wash. St.), near the thriving community of Ben Davis—close to good grade and high schools, churches, stores and surrounded by attractive homes. Paved road all the way. Practically the same distance west of the Monument as Irvington is oast. Take any of the numerous Ben Davis busses at the Bus Terminal, No. 51 Kentucky Avenue, and have the driver let you off at Earl Street. Our office will be open all Sunday afternoon. To See This Property During the Week, Phone Us and Our Auto Will Call for You CITY BUILDERS REALTY CO. Jl6O Fairfield Avenue Washington 4344
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NOTICE! Beginning Friday, October 5, until further notice, cars of the Interstate Public Service Company will be re-routed as follows: Outbound —Capitol Avenue to Kentucky Avenue; Kentucky Avenue to South Street, regular route to city limits. Inbound—Cars will use the same route. Passengers desiring to make steam road connections will leave the cars at Illinois and South Streets. INTERSTATE PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY
Plant Bulbs Now Just received from Holland a large shipment of the best kinds and grades of Tulip, Hyacinth and Narcissus Bulbs Call and Make Your Selection Early LOWRY SEED STORE 147 North Delaware Street
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Coming Soon, Cold weather will soon be here. Is your heating plant in shape to meet it? Let us clean out and put' your heater in good condition. We carry in stock fire pots and grate bars for all well-known makes of furnaces. Free Examination Upon Request Sink & Edwards 218 N. Delaware N. Stmts Phone MA In 2308
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