Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 159, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1923 — Page 15

FRIDAY, NOV. 16,1923

FIRE FIGHTERS TO , HONOR DEAD CHIEF IN SATURDAY RITE Harry Johnson Recommended to Fill Vacancy of O’Brien Aide. Indianapolis will pay final tribute to Himeon C. Hoy], assistant fire chief, Who died early Thunrsday morning, at funeral services at the home, 123 W. Eighteenth St., Saturday morning at 10 o’clock. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Fremen who were associated with Hoyl in his long servie in the department will be pallbearers. Oriental Lodge, Ho. 500, F. and A. M-, will have charge of services at the cemetery. Fire Chigf John J. O’Brien will - recommend the appointment of Battalion Chief Harry Johnson to take Hoyl's place. Johnson is chief of the fourth district and was fire chief under the Bell administration serving from 1914-1918. He entered the fire department in 1896. Captain ‘William Stetnhauer of Pplace Johnson as battalion chief. Stelnhauer has been on the fire department twenty-four years. Johnson is a democrat and Stelnhauer a Republican. Chief O'Brien’s recommendations will be presented to the board of safety Tuesday.

Oor Meats Are Government Inepee tod LINCOLN MEAT MARKET (INC.) 30 Kentucky Ave. Right In the Center of All Transfer Cars. Open Saturday Until 12 O’Clock. SALE DAYS Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays Chuck Roasts ,12%c-15c Tender Steak ... ,T7%c Swiss Steak 20c Loin and Rib Pork Roasts 18c Veal Roasts 15c-20c FRANK MOSIER, Prop. 30 Kentucky Avenue Phone Us—We Deliver to Any Part of the City. Phone LI. 2102 Out of the High Rent District We Deliver to Hotel* and Kt staijrant*

Save Your Money at No. 1 Standard Meat Market 427 W. Washington St.

Creamery Butter 50<* Smoked Sausage ISO Fresh Shoulder, whole ...lZ'/jtf Fresh Ham, whole 15£ Pure Pork Sausage 12/ 2 e Bacon, machine sliced 20C

APPLES and CABBAGE CARLOAD SALES SATURDAY At Car Door, C„ I. & W. Freight House, 230 Virginia Ave. FAMOUS NEW YORK nn STATE BALDWINS | iy u All Hand Picked. h i> i T Good Keeping Apples. d9fc ua*k-t Cabbage, IV2C per Lb., Holland Seed \ I Spfdal .sale at 'Lulinon Ave. an<l Palmer St. # carload of *abhajr, 1 VitC pound. Ikildwln applet. 91*00 pw boKhel banket. a V q✓v A fttrloail f Cahbajfe, \VzC P fr lb. Very bent Holland Seed: Rhode Inlami <*reenln{ Applet, OOC bnahel banket, at IV. Mlrlilfiin and Uarmnn Ave. AS ISIAL—FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED. ARTHUR B. HAMILL vprij: ?>i*!tribltor

350-354 East Washington Strut The Biggest Retail Grocery in Indiana HOOSIER GOLD CREAMERY BUTTER—Pound 53^ POTATOES—Fine Michigan stock. Splendid cookers, o Good winter keepers. Peck <ulC y 2 -Bushel Sack, $2.00. GRAPEFRUIT—Extra large, bright fruit. Each 10^ SWEET CIDER—Made from sound apples. Gallon 40£ CRANBERRIES—Extra quality. Pound 12 1 / 2 $ WHITE CORN MEAL—KiIn dried. Five-pound sack.. 15<p LEAF LETTUCE—Crisp and tender. Pound 10<£ PORK LOIN PORK CHOPS—SmaII and lean. ROASTS Pound fcUC Half or whole. ANK^ R '[ sausages- or . p , The good kind. Two pounds XJt FRESH SAUSAGE—Country style. OA Pure pork. Pound MtifC I WHOLE SMOKED HAMS— i) A~ * | Skin and fat removed. Whole or half, lb COUNTRY SORGHUM—Pure. No glucose or filler. Gallon Pail $1.251 No. 5 pail 70< RUB-NO-MORE SOAP SPECIAL—Five bars white OA Rub-No-More Soap and one box Chips MACKEREL— IOW (CREAM CHEESE— nn Fancy shore. Each lL /2C | Mild Wisconsin. Lb oL C SUGAR—Finest cane granulated. Pound (No beet auger)

Gold and Brevity Are Favored by Merchants for Trade Signs

Some people believe in signs. Others don’t. But. if there is a merchant in Indianapolis who doesn’t believe In signs, he Is a hypocrite. Regardless of what his beliefs may be, he nails his shingle of varying dimensions over the door and “tells the world” what business he is in. Furthermore, it appears Indianapolis merchants don’t believe in the wellknown proverb, “All is not gold that glitters.” Did you ever notice how many gold signs there are emblazoned over the doors of local business establishments? Hundreds of them. It probably is true that seven of every ten signs are gold lettered. To other colors there appears to be no partiality. Blue and white and red and white are popular, however. Another w. k. proverb Indianapolis merchants apply to their business, "Brevity is the soul of wit.” Maybe they don’t believe that, but they do believe brevity is the secret of successful advertising. One look at any one of the huge gold or red or blue or some other col-

"" PEAK SAYS: ———— “Get Fish and Oysters at City Market Stands 275 and 276. Special prices to groceries and hotels. 1 ’ PEAK FISH MARKET 816 Indiana Av. Circle 2813.

Seast End milkS B Yes. and it should be W la served with East End ft i j Milk Co.’s pure whole- b P some milk—the milk B M that has the rich thick gj j delicious cream atop of F- j P it. Order it today. H ! Jg Glad to serve you. p pEastEndMllk G>.|j “yourVlilkman'ji toM.TThd.mig

Boiling Beef lOe Choice Roasts 12' / 2 t Fresh Ground Hamburger, 3* pounds 25<t HOT BREAD—B loaves for 30< Our Own Best Coffee ...... 20e

ored sign, and ’’Bing!” You have the name of the proprietor. A little farther down and “Bing, bing, bing!” You know what he sells. Only that; nothing more. Humorists can t have any fun kid ding Indianapolis tradespeople for saying, Don’t go other places to be cheated. Come in here.” Or this one, “After others have robbed you g.ve us a chance.” There are no such signs. Probably the most looked at sign in the city Is the “Silent Messenger” over the Merchants Heat and Light Company. That, no doubt, is because it apparently moves.

WHITE CROSS MARKETS —SATURDAY SPECIALS—FRESH PORK j KBS “felt U. S. Government Inspected, Direct from Kingan’s *■ Fresh Hams ~ ,15c Lb. . Beef Pot Roast. . . ... 10c Lb. Fresh Pork Roast. ... 15c Lb. Boiling Beef ..... 8c Lb. io 1/ _i i Choice Swiss Steak. . . 15c Lb. bpare rvibs /2C Lb. pi . • . g, 1 1 c 1 l 01 _ ~ r -11 or Choice Loin Steak.... 15c Lb. Shoulder Bones, 4 Lbs... 25c [ | Beef Brains . 10c Lb. Machine Sliced, Sugar Cured Bacon 20c Lb. Smoked Picnics . . . Lb. Kingan’s Hams 20c Lb. O. K. Fresh Eggs ... 38c Doz. Sauer Kraut 7c Lb. FRESH SMOKED AND CURED MEATS OF ALL KINDS~ CHEESE, PICKLES, RELISHES, BREAD, CAKES, MILK TWO DOWNTOWN LOCATIONS 341-343 E. Washington Street 215 N. Illinois Street MAIn 0568 Yellow Front MA In 6141 South Side—l 426 S. Meridian, Roosevelt Theatre Bldg. WHITE CROSS MARKETS The White Cross Is the Emblem of Sanitation

£ SUGAR, 9fc 5 POUNDS AUDI 17 Q t COOKING A I I L 1 ' J j I I(£ dutch CLEANSER, ’-SCRAPE FRUIT72Oc s SHOULDERS, 121$ Si COFFEE SI “-33 c •> FINE QUALITY ADD! 17 C P? . i ROMAN BEAUTY C b ' BREAD, 5c TWO DOWNTOWN STORES 110 North Delaware Street 432 East Washington Street It’s a Lucky Neighborhood That Has a Childs Grocery Store

MUNCIE OFFICERS SEEKINGMORE AID Daughter of Circuit Judge Still Reported Absent, Police today received from Chief of Police Van Benbow, Muncie, Ind., a. circular calling for aid in the search for Miss Marguerite Dearth, daughter of the Muncie Circuit judge, missing since 11 a. m., Nov. 1. The circular is ■’he second appeal and offers a reward of S2OO for information. According to Benbow, the girl was

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under a mental strain, had no surplus clothing and only $35 to SSO in money. For the second time in a week. Mrs. Sylvia Hamilton, 28, of 1805 S. Eastern Ave., has disappeared from her home, according to a report to police by her husband, R. O. Hamilton. Antonia Jaria, 45, 715 Lord St., is reported missing since Thursday. More Loot Uncovered Additional loot, said by police to have been stolen from the University Club, Michigan and N. Meridian Sts., was found at the home of Daniel Mitchell, colored, 328 W. Twelfth St., Thursday night and identified by Arthur Littman, manager of the club, officers said today. A week ago police who arrested Mitchell while searching for a prowler said they found two salt shakers In his pocket. Later a search of his home revealed canned

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goods and dishes valued at $18.60, police say. HUNTER WOUNDED IN EYE C. Li. Dillingham Is Recovering From Accidental Shooting. C. L. Dillingham. 300 Holt Ave., is recovering at the Methodist Hospital today from gun shot wounds accidently received Thursday while hunting near Plainfield, Ind. Although the charge entered his left eye, hospital attaches say the wounds are not serious.

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EXTRACTED \Lt HONEY JmSL. 3 Lbs., 75c 1 Lb., 30c £rY THE HONEY STORE * 16* ts. Delaware St.

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110 STORES—ONE NEAR YOU—WHY PAY MORE? SUGAR il (He POTATOES; u “2oc ABDI CP ROMAN BEAUTIES, Lb.,_ F Hr rLeo SE 2c DC CALLIES 12jc Old Dutch Cleanser 4125 c SOAP MlO i 39c None-Such Z 2125 c Pancake Aunt Jemima, I2V2C Pkg. EGGS SS? R®- 35c COFFEES OCc v HI T A *1 Roasted daily in our own RoastYoull Taste the Uitterence erles _ one price—one blend— |9 one eiuality—the best cup you ever drank. And the price is not 35c. nor ' 40c, nor 45c, nor 50c, but just twenty-five cents. DO NOT ACCEPT IMITATIONS. nnr nn 1 Delicious Milk Loaf C OItI H U Big 16-OZ. Loaves — \j vfitiaiiv Wrapped —Reg. 8c Value “

WilsoiTsMilk™loc SHREDDED WHEAT ffe 10c Sugared Dates, lb., 20c

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3/p (OFFEE is the most appetizing item on the menu and costs least in proportion to the enjoyment it gives. The fishback Cos. INDIANAPOLIS KANSAS CITY

Fig Bars Pound, 12-c GOLD DUST 25c Matches ‘C 3 S 10c

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