Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 183, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 December 1923 — Page 24

PIONEER WOMAN CALLED BY DEATH German Immigrant in 1858 to Indiana. With the death, Thursday of Mrs. Elizabeth C. Ehrensperger, 82, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. James Starker. 1J23 Broadway, Indianapolis has lost ope of her pioneer women. Mrs. Ehrensperger had been in poor health for about four years. Funeral services are to be held at the home of Mrs. Starker at 2 p. m. Saturday. Burial in Crown Hill cemetery. Both services are to be private. Mrs. Ehrensperger accompanied her parents from Gemany to Indiana in 1858. During the Civil War her hus bad, Frank Ehrensperger, was a Union soldier. She was a member of the First German M. E. Church. Surviving. Four sons, John Adam, Joseph E. of Indianapolis, Lewis of Hammond, Ind., and Edward of Lafayette, and a daughter, Mrs. James Starker, with whom she had been making her home. GERMAN PEOPLE FEEL HARDSHIPS OF POVERTY Nation Plans World Appeal for Rescue From Financial Chaos. By Z'nited Xevs BERLIN. Dec. 14. —"While Germany plans an appeal* to the world to rescue the nation from financial chaos, the German poor, living from hand to mouth, are feeling more keenly the desperate problem of existence. Free light and free heat for the people and a place for them to go to keep warm has become the slogan of the lovernment. Coolidge Boosters to Organize B tf Timet Special KOKOMO. Ind., Dec. 14 —Plans for a Coolidge-for-President Club are under way today among Howard County | Republicans. It will be the first Coolidge club in the State. Perfection Batter M ikes Kiddle* Grow. —Adv. f FLOOR LAMPS || All Styles. Table Lamps, Glass i and Silk Shades. West Side Furniture Store F. C. BOXXAX R. T. RITCHEY 438 West Washington Street | V .... ■ / rHE WHITE FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Outfitters 243-249 W. Washington St, Tom Quinn “*“ 1101 Jake Wolf

PIANOS See our stock before you buy. Low prices and reasonable terma. Everything musical. The Carlin Music Cos. US E. Washington St. 100 Steps East of Pennsylvania St

NEED RUGS? Vou Can Always Do Better at WHEELER BROTHERS 311-313 E. Washington St

I Money to Loan $lO to S3OO 1 \T LEGAL RATES No endorsers. No extra charges of any kind. No worthy person refused, Vou get the full amount of the loan and have all the time necessary for repayment, and pay the lawful interest fur the actual time you keep the money. No inquiries of yonr friends, tradespeople or employer. You can get the money today. If in a hurry phone Main 2923. Household Finance Service Cos. ■ td floor Indiann Trust Bldg. g Cor. Wash. 4 Virginia Ave,

Your Christmas Gift to HER Flowers, better than any other gift will convey your appreciation of her love and friendship. Roses (or what you wish to promote) will best reflect her loveliness. tVe have arranged a special box we know that she would like to have you send her.

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PASTOR A** * * E S * * * * 1) T** * * E O** * * E REDEEM Fill in the stars with letters so that the completed square will contain six words that may be read either frum left to right, or from top to bottom, just as the words “pastor” and “re deem" may now be read. YESTERDAY’S ANSWER Start at the first letter (D) and read down the first column; then jump to the second column (P) and read down; then read the third (beginning with I/. You will then find that the label reads “DO NOT OPEN UNTIL XMAS.” FORD PETITION RERJSED .Michigan Secretary of State Declares Many Signatures Are Void By United Press LANSING, Mich., Dec. 14.—Secretary of State Charles Deland refused to accept a petition placing Henry* Ford's name on the Democratic presidential primary* ballot In Michigan Thursday. Twenty-five of the 106 signatures were declared Void as addresses were not listed.

Be Ahead—Enter Now Start your course at once, If you’re ready. Then you’ll be Just that much ahead. You need not wait until after Chrislmas. Come right In and start now. But if not convenient to do that, it s time to get complete information with a view to entering the first of the year. Attend Indiana Business College at MRrion. Mnncie, Logansport, Anderson. Kokomo, Lafayette. Columbus, Richmond, Vincennes, or Indianapolis. Chas. C. Cring is President and Ora E. Buts, General Manager. Get in touch with the point you wish to attend, or see, write, or telephone Fred W. Case, Principal Pennsylvania and Vermont, First I>oor North Y. IV. C. A., Indianapolis.

LAMPS for Gifts There is nothing more acceptable than a good lamp for the home. Every man or woman who enjoys their home wants a lamp. See these Saturday. You’ll surely select a one at thpse low prices. T Junior Floor Lamps wjL I Group No. 1 Group No. 2 I Junior floor lamp, Poly- Junior floor lamp, genui vfrr U chrome bases, Georgette Ine gold-leaf Polychrome shades, complete— bases, beautiful silk and U Georgette shades, comsl9 s *2 42 | Boudoir Lamps THE SANDERS CO, 229 Indiana Avenue LI ncoln 8623

“Give jQ G lasses * ’ for Christmas There Is No “Gift*’ More Useful Than a Good Pair of Glasses Give Mother or Dad anew pair of Kryptok In- d‘|\ £ -g visible Bifocals (not cement- I J ed) complete with frame . Single Lenses — a j a pm for reading or distance. Com- *4 to * / plete with frame * • No Charge for Examination Satisfaction Guaranteed HOOSIER OPTICAL CO. Manufacturing 6pticians 148 North Illinois Street Vi Block North of Traction Station. Open Saturday Until 8 P. M.

JOKE IS FATAL 10 TWO GIRLS Drive Escorts' Machine in Path of Speeding Train, By United Press WATERLOO, Ind., Dec. 14.—Just as a joke, Mary Duguild, 18, and Stella Bailey, 19, Auburn girls, slipped away from two young men with whom they had driven to Waterloo and went for a ride in the auto belonging to one of the men. The girls drove fifty feet to a rail road crossing and were struck, by a New York Central train. Both were Instantly killed. The girls were accompanied here by Carl Grim and Oscar Longbrake, both of Garrett. Every year 550,000 young people, rather more than half of them boys, leave school in England and come on the labor market.

Phonographs for Christmas $58.75 For further particulars see our ad on Page 12. f w*Li4 iimi vnrer-j 925-929 Virginia Ave.

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Bootleggers’ Attack Feared Ollie Rummage, IS6B Singleton Ave., feared an attack by bootleggers and called the police. He said a man h.-fd

JEjSik Wheel Toys Coaster Wagons ” Sturdy, well-made wagons, at Scooters lower prices. Century Steel a ~ n , in ■ Wagons, $1.25. Blue Streak Scooters, nail-neat mg, Steel Wagons, $2.50. Dan wire wheels, O <1 ft Patch Wagons, $3.25 up. Lilly . , . * ,*j-—— All-Steel Coasters, roller bear- rubber tires ... Ings, $8.50. Velocipedes , Steering Sleds All-steel frames, rub- a Light, sturdy and * 1 Li-ber-tired wh e e Is. * speedy sleds. All pop-Easy-runnig.. Sturdy. UP ular makes UP UUUtMBPF

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Extraordinary Gift Event Electric Toaster Special Saturday Only A $1.98 I = £<K>d looking, serviceable Toaster! Just the ** gift for Mother—or that young bride. Sturdily made upright Toaster, good looking and complete with cord—for onlv $1.98! Our regular OT T price on this item will be $2 4!)—if there are any left after Saturday ! SIO.OO Waffle Iron, s7.so The old fashioned way of preparing waffles In the kitchen Is superseded by serving them piping .hot from the waffle iron on the table. Crisp, and browned evenly. Kuick Kurl Electric Iron Keeps the Hair Modishiy Dressed, $1.29 Give yourself a round curl —that in a few days will look Just like a marcel wave. Buy this gift for yourself —and look your best during the holidays*. Priced onlv, $1.29. $5.00 Electric Flatiron, $3.98

5 Pound Box of Lowney’s CHOCOLATES $ 1.98 This is the time of good elieer! Have this* candy ready to offer to the unexpected guest-*-fill up candy jars and dishes! Delicious chocolates from Lowney—tastily assorted. Whitman’s Sampler Box, $1.50 The supreme gift box of chocolates. Known wherever good sweets are appreciated. Seven-teen-ounce quaint Sampler package, $1.50; 2-pound box, $3.00.

Holiday Boxes of Cigars At Hook's Attractive Prices Most, of the popular brands are sold at the group prices which we are listing here. We are not itemizing—but we’ll have his favorite brand of cigars. Most 8c CigarS in holiday box of 25 a regular $2.00 value for $1.49 Most 10c Cigars in holiday box of 25, a regular $2.50 value for $1.98 Most 2 for 25c Cigars in box of 25, usually sells for $3.25 ‘52.48 Most 5c Cigars in attractive box of 25, a usual $1.25 value for 98£ v 1

overheard a conversation in which two men spoke of robbing him of “sixty gallons of alcohol.” He said he had no alcohol.

% Dependable Drug Stores Christmas Comes But Once a year and Ulhen It Comes It Brings Good Cheer;

6 to 8 P. M. Our main office and our branches are open every Saturday night from 6 to 8 o’clock. f Jfletcftcr &abtngg anb Gfrugt Company N. W. Cor. Market and l4nn. BU. Capital and Surplus Two Millions

PTHE jemmh. ARIS Corner Washington and Alabama Sts. GOING OCT OF BUSINESS SALE

Come to Vonnegut’s for practical and useful XMAS GIFTS 120-124 E. Wash. St.

$5.00 Gillette Razors * (New Models) SPECIAL $3.98 A gift he will enjoy through a long period I|T | of useful service. All the handsome $3.00 mod- y v els at this drastic price. An opportunity surely ! $5.00 New* Standard in genuine leather I n >ww> lu ,t| covered case, purple velvet and satin lined; $5.00 ly /’■ T'/A Bostonian, metal ease, purple velvet and satin jJ lined; $5.00 Tuckaway, compact metal case; mm \ \\ \ / $5.00 Big Fellow, a he-man’s razor —each for l\j\ adjustable \ \ \ / $4 08 R A 3HOAT FLEXURE \ j V $5.00 Twinplex Stropper for his Gillette, $3.98 Gold Gillette Razor IS, l9Zol Featured at 98c m This razor formerlv.sold for $6.00. It is the old- Fapr wjxy W v ) style Gillette—in very handsomb black, red or IA& A | blue leather eases. /Wy

* / , Toilet Sets Are Lovely Gifts Every woman loves toilet preparations—delicate powders, youthful perfumes, scented .soaps —but to receive a beautiful box of these delightful toiletries—such is a truly happy gift.

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Plver’s Azurea Set, consists of talcum powder, vegetal and a compact In a silk-lined box, $2.98, Houblgant’s Quelques Fleurs in a richly-lined and handsome box—-talcum powder, perfume and sachet —priced $ll.OO. ( Houblgant’s Ideal S*t, a wonderful gift-box of talcum powder, Ideal ptrfume and sachet powder, SIO.OO. \

Mai D’Or perfume in one-ounce bottle, boxed, $1.98. Hudnut's toilet waters, in pleasing boxes, sl. Three-Flower perfume, in cunning little bottle, SI.OO. •

Thousan4s of CHRISTMAS TOYS for Santa’s Selection K Small Pull Toys for Little Children Jg Airplane, $1.25 Auto and Chauffeur, SI.OO Automobile, SI.OO Gypsy Wagon, SI.OO Charles Mayer & Cos. 29-31 W. Washington Established 1840.

DJor-Klss Toilet Sets, attractive boxes, lined In a rich golden silk; At $1.98, box of fade powder and a bottle of vegetal. At $2.74, talcum, box of face powder and Djer-Kiss vegetal. At $7.98, bottle of toilet water, talcum powder, toilet soap, rouge, bottle of lovely Djer-Klss perfume and a box of face powder. A treasure in quality toiletries. Hudnut's Three-Flower Sets, In the picture boxes with a royal blue silk lining; At $2 .50, face powder, and a handsome bottle of toilet water. At $3.25 comes the set containing toilet water and the popular double compact. At $5.00, toilet water, perfume and the dainty Djer-Kiss talcum powder. At $7.50, toilet water, perfume, talcum powder, face powder and again the good-looking double compact.

Smaller Toiletry Gifts

15 Stores -Market and Pennsylvania Streets, N. E. Corner, in Lemcke Bldg. Ohio and Pennsylvania Streets, formerly Francis Pharmacy. Illinois and Washington Streets, S. E. Corner, in Occidental Bldg. Meridian and Washington Streets, S. E. Corner, in Merchants Bank Bidg. Opposite Interurban Station, 105 N. Illinois Street, just north of Market Street. East Washington Street Store, East Washington and New Jersey, N. W. Corner. W. Washington Street Store. West Washington and Senate, S. W. • Corner. Massachusetts Avenue Store, Massachusetts Avenue at Vermont and Alabama Streets. Pennsylvania and Washington Street Store, N. W. Corner. Colonial Theater Store, Southwest Cor. New York and Illinois Sts. Anderson Store, 1109 Meridian St., Anderson. Ind. Kokomo Store, 104 Main St_ Kokomo. Ind. Lafayette Store. Corner of Sixth and Main Sts., Lafayette. Ind. Marlon Store. 406 S. Washington St., Marlon. Ind. , Mnncie Store, Comer Walnut and Howard Sts., Mnncie, Ind.

Mavis Toilet Sets come in the glorious holiday color—vivid crimson. Here are the various prices; At 89£, face powder and two tins of talcum powder. At $1.98, face powder, toilet water. At $2.89, face powder, toilet water and perfume. At 98<, Mavis manicure set.

Mary Garden perfume, glass-stopped bottle, £- •ounce, $1.49. Un Air Embaume toilet water, boxed, $1.49. Coty’s Jasmine perfume, %-ounce bottle, $2.74. Caron’s Narcisse Noir, 2-ounce bottle, SIO.OO.

FRIDAY’, DEC. 14, 1923