Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 188, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 December 1923 — Page 12

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JUDGE DECLARES CARNEFIX GUILTY OF ‘RANKPERJURY’ Druggist Awaits Penalty on Charges of Dry Law Violation. Branded as a perjurer In open court by Judge Albert B. Anderson, Louis W. Carneflx, 4612 Central Ave., druggist and former president of city council, was at liberty today under bond of $2,500, after being found guilty of violation of prohibition laws, in Federal Court late Wednesday. "This man has committed rank perjury,” Judge Anderson said. “I am going to raise his bond from $1,500 to $2,600.” Then, turning to Linus P. Meredith, United States marshal, he said: "Mr. Marshal, take him in charge. If he does not give the bond, put him in jalL” Government witnesses testified they had seen drunk men coming out of Cameflx's drug store at 1012 River Ave., and that It bore the reputation of being a place where liquor was sold. Carneflx took the stand and denied charges made against him, including testimony of Government witnesses. The case arose last May when Fed eral agents reported that Cameflx’s alcohol permits showed irregularities. Later his permit was revoked. The case of Angelo Prevenzano, William Giardina and William F. Meyers, all of Chicago, charged with complicity in the theft of 2,700 gallons of whisky from a bonded warehouse at Hammond In 1922 was expected to reach the jury before noon today. Perfection Better Make* Kiddle* Grow.—Adv.

Say It ■ 'm. Xmasl ™ ith a t P r of _ -gU Spectacles or Eye Glasses They Will Give Years of Pleasure Give Mother or Dad anew pair of Kryptok In- g\ $ “fl O visible Bifocals (not cement- to * I / ed) complete with frame v X hmk Single Lenses— $7 for reading or distance. Com- *#■ 10 i plete with frame No Charge for Examination Satisfaction Guaranteed HOOSIER OPTICAL CO. Manufacturing Opticians 148 North Illinois Street i/ 2 Block North of Traction Station fc&OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 8 P.

ici lX> te HonTr*****? L CO® 6 the Apex electric washer 1 *Lv t %f: • " tlle Hoover cleaner can be bought ’.y on convenient (terms. These are two gifts that will ****** *4*?!** '* pay health and happinea* dividends for a lifetime.

VONNEGUT

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|OHEOY6OR.e) The sign painter had trouble when he painted this sign. It appeared in a department store and was of great interest to the kiddies during the Christmas shopping period. The mistake in the sign lies in the fact that one letter was left out —a letter which should appear more than once in the sign. Furthermore, the remaining letters were jumbled together to form the peculiar word, “OHEOYSORE.” Can you supply the necessary letter to make the sign readable? Yesterday's answer RMMBRDCMBRTHLVNTH! By inserting the letter "E" among the letters shown above the following sentence may be formed: REMEMBER DECEMBER THE ELEVENTH!

Money to Loan $lO to S3OO | \T LEGAL RATES No endorsers. No extra charges of any kind. No worthy person refuoed. Tou get the full amount of tha loan and have all me time necessary for repayment, and pay tha iawful interest for tlie actual time you keep the mooey. No inquiries of yonr friends, tradespeople or employer. You can get the money today. If in a hurry phone Main 2923, I Household Finance Service Cos. td floor Indiana Trn*t Bldg. Cor. Wash. X Virginia At. |

OLD RESIDENT IS DEAD r "Mrs.. Mary A. Trimpe Funeral to Be at 10 a. in. Friday, Funeral services of Mrs. Mary A. Trimpe, 78, a resident of Indianapolis for more than halt a century, will be held at St. Mary’s Catholic Church, at 10 a. m. Friday. Burial In Holy Cross cemetery. Mrs. Trimpe was born in Franklin County. Her husband, Herman Trimpe, was in the shoe business on

XaNbu Glasses lor Christmas — _ Deep Give to the Old Folks What would the old folks appreciate more than a pair of correctly fitted | glasses. They give relief to the eyes, / o. _ V are useful and above all are a lasting Mg Lag reminder of ihe doner. Surely nothing ** GLASSES could fill the Christmas spirit more thoroughly. That You Will Appreciate examination free rvrj /''* D U/rCT 242 INDIANA AVE. DK. G. K. W 11.0 I plaza hotel bldg.

Gee, Dad, How Did You Guess It? I.eave it to dad to know just exactly what a real boy wants for Christmas. For what better gift can you give to a boy who likes to make things than a chest of Stanley tools? We also suggest a chest for dad. Just the kind of gift that makes father and son real pals.

Stanley Chests of Quality Tools Chest No. 905, made of wood finished In dark stain. Contains B " gT v "jWMB3B| seven high grade (hr n A I tools. Price, comidote. . OiM;U R ff WWiaHj Clfst No, UU4, made of hard- ..?r- r , | ijffl Wood. !1 ■; isl, ■ and in dark s:nin ySfix" . <'.. Contains twelve high grade fiTYn -• t/ tools. Price, fjh QF oo in; do* o <|llv.iED P£i, t h- r No made hard wood f-;i ~11 and i !-i r h - it and varnished. Contains twenty high grade tenia. Cl 6 7C gSKMI Pr!oe comp'. vu- * O 1- ,r \, do-t meUm*£txMS&x*of t’o.ls known as the Hoys' Favorite. Priced Cft >. from Top to S£.OU Che-gs No. 902 For the Student, Apprentice or Mechanic Set of Auger Bits. Mitre Box. Auto Wrench Set. Set of Drawing In- Hack Saw Frame. Aluminum and Ivory strnments. Pantograph. Rules. Breast Drill. Carving Tool Combinaion Oil Combination Plane. Sets. Stone. Fret Saw Sets. Machinist Tool Crescent Adjustable Calculating Slide Case. Wrench. Rules Carpenter’s Brace. Electric Drill. VONNEGUT KlTit

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Indiana Ave. for thirty .five years. He died about ten years ago. " Surviving: Three sons, Henry M., Benjamin A. and John A. .Trimpe, all of Indianapolis. Mrs. Trimpe was a member of the Mother of God Society. F,RE TOLL IS SIX DEAD Bh United Press HOUSTON, Texas, Dec. 20.—After an all-night search of the ruins of the Capitol Hotel, destroyed by Are early Tuesday, the death toll remained at six today. Five are still missing.

THE WHITE FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Outfitters 243-249 W. Washington St. Tom Quinn Ma,n 1101 Jake Wolf

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AETNA OFFICE FURNITURE Low Prices Plus High Quality A few minutes’ inspection of the many fine pieces In this 6tock-reducing sale of office furniture will be convincing evidence not only of the lower prices of Aetna equipment, but also Its high quality. 40% off list price is a drastic reduction, which makes it advantageous for you to buy NOW. Aetna Cabinet Cot

DANIELS 50,000 POUNDS of fresh made Christmas CANDIES at greatly reduced prices , Grocers’ Mixed 15c Per Lb. 2 Lbs, 25c Geiger’s Chocolate Drops 19c Per Lb. 2 Lbs, 35c Geiger’s Klondikes 23c Per Lb. 2 Lbs., 45c Mixed Nuts All frenh—l923 crop. 21c Per Lb. }flanlelig~[ Washington at Delaware.

FRESH SEA FOODS Fish Section Fresh Blue-i. . Hr. Ana Lb. Ihn Fresh Mullets) 1 Fresh \ Pickerel ...) _ Jack Salmon f i l Okn Yellow Perch./LO. 2LvJU Baby White) fish / Oyster Section Bet Standards, pint 40^ Choice Selects, pint 50^ Many other varieties, such a3 Black Bass, Pompano, Mackerel, Lobsters, 8o a II o,> s, Clams, etc. Willis Seafood Cos. (Formerly Kamp'i) 233 Mass. Ave, First Block

MESSENGER'S Give Her a Cabinet for Xmas Be Sure It’s a Genuine MacDougall Cabinet, as Illustrated, $67.60 Many different designs and finishes to select from, at prices ranging from J 39= to 5 92 Other Makes as $26.50

XMAS SPECIALS 15 Floor Samples at Big Reduction In Prices. See these sure. Cash or terms arranged.

Watch Our Windows for Values Visit Our Gift Dept. MESSENGER’S 201 E. Washington St.

Commercial Banking This bank, a member of the Federal Reserve System, solicits business accounts and extends commercial credit. Interest on balances. Jflctcfjer &abmg£ anb flTruat Company N. W. Cor. Market and Penn. Bt. Capital and Surplus Two Millions.

TRY A WANT AH IN THE TIMES. THEY WILL BRING RESULTS.

Dr. Cofield’s Holiday Dental Offers Are the Season’s Biggest | Bargains 1 Don’t overlook your teeth in the big Holiday rush—j they are really more important even than buying gifts because your health is greatly impaired with J decayed teeth. Then, too, Dr. Cofield’s prices are even greater bargains than other items you might be buying. Come in and talk it over. All Dental Work Is Guaranteed

PLATES SI2S Tbe regular price of the plate I am making for $12.85 has always been $25. Note tbe big saving, then come right to me for plate work of all kinds.

DR. J. W. COFIELD, Dentist Rooms 203 to 208 Marion Building Corner of Ohio and Meridian Sts. Entrance 10 W. Ohio St. f-f .Monday, Wednesday, Saturday, 8:30 a. m. to Bp. m. Tuesday, KJTTICeIIOXXTS* Thursday, Friday, 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. Sunday, 9 a. m. to 1 p. nx.

if $2 cDowti, $2 a week on S3O Purchase I "DAY by the week later for everything in the way of Outer Ap- $3 Jl parel you need for yourself, friend, or relative for Christmas— Men, Women, Children—lt’s my business to trust you, to provide \J your clothing wants WITHOUT READY CASH, sell you the M r? 4 most Fashionable Attire on CREDIT, to spread payments for your E 9 El purchase OYER MANY WEEKS. Welcome, Friends, WELCOME tgl pj —every man, every woman! LET ME SERVE YOU! !|5 !14 EAST WASHINGTON ST. || Open Till 8 o’Clock Each Evening Before Xmas

Need a Gas Range? — Try — WHEELER BROTHERS 311-313 E. Washington St.

Prendergast Correct Letter Service Increaae your sales with ths best c'ass of multigraph Utters. Cosaplete mailing campaigns. Main 6524. Circle 0907

22 KARAT GOLD CROWNS lar sl2 $ A .65 Crown, nr In Special A TOOTH EXTRACTIONS Regular __ Price 7U* io °. i ric Special • VVf FILLINGS Genuine Cofleld Quality, $1.85 Regular v I $3.50 i

THURSDAY, DEC. 20, 1923

fiORDON’g 12?-129 E. Washington St. THE HOME OF “Worth While” Furniture A New and Better Store l Boputatlon for fair dealing, dependable! merchandise and reasonable price* baa made ns oor ot the best known Jewelry concern* in the city. Tou will find us a good firm to do business with; always reliable and always with the most dependable jewelry at the lowest possible prices Gray, Gribben & Gray 11 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET We Trust Anyone Who Works

BRIDGE WORK S/fl. .65 When you cun have your missing teeth replaced for only $4.65 a tooth, isn’t it rather foolish to go about without them ? Come in today and have your dental work started.