Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 189, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1923 — Page 12

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CHRISTMAS SPIRIT INVADES PRISON Convict Sends biospittal Check for $25. Bv United I'rcnx KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Dec. 21.—The j Christmas spirit filtered through the; walls of the Kansas State prison. | down deep under the ground and into the heart of Paul Sinquefeld, convict 7342, who worked with a pick in a coal mine. Realizing it was almost Christmas Sinquefeld groped along the dark channels of his memory for the name of someone who had been kind to j him and who he could make happy | Christmas morning. He finally recalled hie boyhood days j and pictured a room in Mercy hop j pitaJ where kindly nurses soothed and comforted him in illness. Mercy hospital today received a j check for $25. It was "coal money" j to the convict who earned it by dig- j ging more than his share, and could I have been spent for tobacco, candy. ! magazines or any other such luxuries. I

Harding Fund Gifts

Contibutions are still coming to Harding Memorial fund campaign headquarters at the Union Trust building. The total subscribed so far is 59.110.16. Today's returns: James De Vom. 1.00 WuJd Morrison 100 lym A. Kaylor 100 w. A. Greyer 1.00 A- t>. Boviley 1 00 O. 9. Lewis ’ 100 Frank Painter 1.00 T. B Buskirk Jr 100 Y L. Wrifrht 100 ames Dearbeyn 1.00 ‘''■’illiam Merhan 1.00 I>. Smith 1 00 R Sears 100 Robert McCray 100 Harry Barnett 1 00 L. Davis ................ 1 OO A C. Weed Too -Map, I™ Richard ?taub 1 00 R Dan Hod way i m F. Grist 1.00 M bammond Jr 1.00 Wdlian; Barrett , jqo c *r,i i oo H Coffield -i;oo . >= ciarpool 10 0 Caramann 100 • o y *<ke ;;;; i;oo rtr 1.00 v s?. hm > an 1 00 Z- t oo An bosia „ 1 00 • .Javis i oo y Ta>ior S' stt* 100 ' G. ‘ StehUn 'J .*ITTI 111" 1 oo S2 : Brown ... " 100 - ,'w‘th lioo ’•v. Ha;e rank C. Huston * l no H Xisbet . ...... fXX r Stonehiii l'oX Ch*r’ A Gosr.ard l oo * f ; :::::: i:™ '*••• ::::::::::: , 1.00 .’V " 1.00 • ■> Fks 4J* ■* v •• 10 00 loot , 10 00 V, - ■ -'hr- nner *5.0. • -9 •- Denny .; ! coo ' • bar >tr^ :trr .: *•> • r E Sharp W'.YY.'.Y.'.'.Y iOO i

.argest Stock of Gift SLIPPERS at the City’s Lowest Prices Women’s Quilted Satin Slippers "'"I 75c—51—51.25 sl, $1.25 and $1.50 $ 1 . 50 Well made In attractive colors. i <j o and $2 Felt For Trimmed .1 uI ‘ Color* that men like.'’’ 7 50c and 75c Men’s and Women’s Footwear Wjgy^S-S-^ Wjb Mall Orders Promptly Filled. Add 5c Per Pair for Postage and Packing. IfeIMFT ? w> HOE .‘X MERCHANTS SANH . j’-UNG- -OOLxfNSTAIRS Washington and iv.aridian o treats SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE TIMES

E. L. Lennox 1.00 Ella A. Pettijohn 1.00 E W Penrod 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. A E. Adair 200 F. B. McCulloch 5.00 Mr. and Mrs. H. A. French 2.00 Oran Perry 2.00 F'orcme MeGregror 1.00 W. W. Adams 1.0" A. -f. Cafford 2.00 '. L. Go'dberp 1.00 F. E. Billman 1 O't W It Sv.infor.l 1.00 Vi’iaro R. .linn. tt 1.00 t. A. linnet: 1.00 Mr and Mrs. William E Basn . . . 2.00 M. E. Fo.ey 6.00

Combination Radiator Cap and Boyce Motomoter A wonderful value In a high-grade nickelplated bar cap and a genuine motometer. Adds class to a car and warns of engine trouble. Price, com- d*n r A plete *.. J.DU Boyce Motometers I'nircrsal £/ pft Standard £0 ra Moto-Meter... <pD.DU Moto-Meter. )ui DU New Midget for Ford and small tfo qj* cars SL.JO Rear View Mirrors The mirror is inches, of high-grade bv eled glass All metal parts nickel plated 7Q/ For open and closed cars. Special I >JC Universal Joint Rear View First quality beveled plate glass Brass nickel plate trimmings. For Open and Closed Cars SSL $1.35 !£U....... $1.90 We carry covers for the following and other cars in stock. We can furnish covers for any make of car at a saving— For Fords to 1923 inclusive, fn $3.25 and JZ. / D Radiator and Hood Covers for 0 )/\ 1924 Fords $3.50 and yJ.ZU Radiator and Hood Covers for Buick Light 4. Chevrolet, Dodge 1921 and prior, (a *jr Durant and Overland 4 Jpft.ZD Radiator and Hood Covers for Btrick. except Light 4, Dodge 1922-1923, Durant ft. Hupmohilfe, Maxwell 22 r.nd 23. Nash, on Oakland and Studebaker Light Six pO. Jll

Windsor Jewelry Company 5.00 Albert A. Wells ...... 5.00 Miss Ella R Snyder 2.00 Roy Coe 1.00 Virginia Rose 1.00 Helen 1 Leonard 1.00 W. O. Ho'nnn 1 .00 Fred 1 King 2.00 rl. M Tebay 2.00 Ed MeGufT 1.00 Cash 1.50 Ed L Craw e> .. 1.00 Frank J. H 1 V-rbrand 1.00 Walter C. Sutton 1.00 John F. Co’hi’ane 1.00 C. A. Wit ter ff 1.00 S. L. Appirman 1.00

ft's Surprising the Number of People Who are Buying Gifts for the Car

Stop Signal A real stop signal that lights autoflnlabttl r u Btpr oof black enamel.

Pre-Inventory Sale TiresandTubes Save on such high-grade tires as DIAMONDS, HOWE, MASONS, CUPPLES and UNITED STATES Royal Cords. Here are examples of the savings—larger sizes priced In proportion : 30x3y 2 DOUBLE or DIAMOND FABRICS * f = 32x4 MASON M 7 nc CORD TIROS *||

Denatured Alcohol Guaranteed ,188 proof. Poured into radiator of your car or your own rr container Price, a gallon DDC

GUARANTEE rub r b e er n co. 211-213 South Illinois Street

Every Item on thin pa<fre, except thr ulrohol. wrlll be **nl postpaid tn any add re** wlthii HOO mllle** of Indianapolla up9n recwdpt of rhrck or numej order.

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SECOND TRIAL JAN. 2 Ilollings Official Convicted in Misrepresentation in Criminal Court. By United Press COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 21.—Dwight Harrison, vice president of the R. L. Dollings Company, convicted in Criminal Court of misrepresentation in connection with the sale of stock in the Phoenix Portland Cement Com-

Stem Wind Auto Clock pen il a b I e one-day fro OP movement SL. CO With luminous coated hands io OC and numerals, price, postpaid. JpZ.OD V More Gifts f f 2-cell hand lan- M rn . terns filled ff: f Stewart Speed Cl OCA ft ometers M<C.Du I'lctwer vases. (pi r/l •JJ. 182 and JpI.DU O 0 Little brown CQ 7C : ff Jug, 1 gal f| : Exhaust h-irns dp rft V 9<) down to. . J.OU %t : Door rod. side gq .m curtains, set , . J)j ff : fSlde curtains ri/v rt without rods : w f Glass back curtain or W‘ lights, set IdC A . : m.. 51.75 J' % If In Doubt, We Suggest | Gift Certificates |

RAINCOATS An Ideal Gift for Any Member of Family What better or more practical gift could you select for mother, father, brother and sister than a RAINCOAT? Something useful all the year round. Why not make you selections now while the assortments are complete and take advantage of these special offerings? ■ll Price Price j£W j|g p Sale Sale * *** Men’s Raincoats Gaberdines • • s ls^ sls Tan Moleskin Raincoats sls Women’s Raincoats $9 and $lO Men’s Raincoats t. h f v Navy Blue Poplin At one-half price, tan an overcoat Don ) S €2. .95 * - _ Bombasine blank rub \ g M QC ble-bronstod pleat-/ (f 1 A AA bpr ' b,UP Kobonl.no. cd back. Save $&) ||| |llj ®atl iVTlta. AJao) 'K A V• VV | worU ooaUs . save Men’s Raincoats Girls’ fr * Waterproof Tan Twill Raincapes Rain Hats T Schol gs— T Rubber Back Tan, Red, Umbrellas Belted Model Brown, Blue Rubber ' Schos Books $2.95 $1.95 BooU 1 25c Indianapolis Raincoat Cos. 106 West Market St., Traction Terminal Bldg., Opposite Wm. H. Block Cos. Expert Raincoat Repairing

pany of Ohio, must stand trial in Federal Court Jan. 2 on charges of using the ma 11.4 to defraud. Scout Winter Camp to Open The Boy Scout winter camp at the Scout reservation near Ft. Benjamin Harrison will open next Wednesday morning, F. O. Belzer, Scout executive, announced today. The camp will close the following Saturday.

Bicyclist Seriously Injured Frank Throm, 57. of 2450 Ralston Ave., is in a serious condition at his home today, suffering from injuries received Thursday when he was thrown from his bicycle after collision with an automobile driven by George Walter, 73414 Ft. Wayne Ave., at Twenty-First St. and Capitol Ave. Walter was charged with assault and I battery.

ifk Spotlight and ,|JA Trouble Lamp : * t , i,|, A high-grade spotlight and fr* t trouble lamp \lr inch head Head is finished in black enamel with nickel rim and trimmings. Triple silver-plated brass reflector. Will flt QO A A any windshield pZiUU Same size spotlight, only all QO QA nickel plated pZi/U Black enameled nickel-trimmed spotlight, same as $2.00, only with 5%-inch C*n QA head and eight feet of cord Spotlight described above, DO 7P all nickel plated We also carry inside-the-wind- C*p shield spotlight at Parking Lamps, Etc. i 1 95c Ururn all car**, (Jn ♦ auh .. .. yO hrum sMolamps for nl *7r pair . ’ I D Automatic Wind ' Shield Cleaners Every motorist will appreciate one. They operate from suction of motor or vacuum tank. No up keep or attention required. Very attractive In appearance. CQ 7P w Priced at 9<>.io. $ I.liS and Hand windshield cleaner, -15<* and 181.40.

Xmas Special 0 Fancy Imported Sewing Stands Thirty-six inches high, choice colors, round, square and oblong deAs Long as Fifty Last *1 J 5 mi , - <il—- & We Deliver. 3 No Phone or C. 0. D. Orders Please. Gosing Out All Children’s Goods $5.25 Doll nr Desk and Chair, <£r r>A Carts up j)D.DU $6.25 Doll d* j rvr Table and two Os Carts ip'T.iJD chairs $8.75 Doll Do or Coaster Wagons, Cl A Carts JBl-25 to ... q)IU And All Other Children’s Goods RADICALLY REDUCED

HOLIDAY GOODS Reduced to About Half Price! For Instance — BRUSHED WOOL MUFFLERS Reduced to 97 f Warm—Sold Anywhere for at Least $1.50 And — CANDY! 50,000 Pounds of Christmas Candies to Be Closed Out at Half the Usual Price MIXED CHRISTMAS CANDIES AT | Cau 2 Lbs., 25c 1 w 10. GEIGER’S CHOCOLATE DROPS AT § IJCIL 2 Lbs., 35c X I®* GEIGER’S CHOCOLATE KLONDIKES AT V < C Ik 2 Lbs.,4sc MIXED CHRISTMAS NUTS AT •# | r |k Fresh 1923 Crop £4 X 10. Store Open Until 9:30 P. M. Friday, Saturday, Monday E. Washington St. at Delaware

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