Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 248, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1924 — Page 14

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AKRON'S MOTOR TRANSPORTATION DMO FAILURE Street Cars Start Operation After Idleness Under Temporary Franchise, Bti United Press AKRON, Ohio, Feb. 28.—Th6 rubber city today gave up its plan of rubber tire transportation. - Street cars, ousted Feb. 1, result of franchise squabble, resumed Service as rapidly as ice and snow, packed down by heavy busses, could be removed from the streets. City-wide motorization, dream of Mayor Rybqlt, as a means of boosting Akron’s rubber industry, has failed. The city council entered into a fif-teen-months’ agreement with the traction company. The temporary franchise provides for a 5-cent fare plus 1 cent transfer charge. Street cars started under this agreement. Meantime the council and the Northern Ohio Traction and Light •Company will negotiate for a permanent franchise. ARMSTRONG ON STAND Confessed Slayer of Bank Cashier Testifies in Trial of Alleged Accomplice. By United Perns * _ . BLOOMFIELD. Ind., Feb. 28. Charles M. Wright, slain cashier of th> Edwardsport bank, would not have been killed had Ted Armstrong, who confessed to the shooting, held to original plans, Armstrong testified in the trial here of William Jones, charged with being an accomplice. Jones was to cash a check and give Armstrong 510, according to Armstrongs testimony. When Armstrong entered the bank, however, he could not the Impulse to rob. When Wright resisted, Armstrong said he shot him. SCHOOL COSTS DOUBLE Terre Haute Spends Most, Evansville Least, on Education. Os four Indiana cities surveyed by I the United States Department of Oom- : merce. Terre Haute spends most n schools, and Evansville least, a repoPt ’shows. Per capita expenditures: Terre 1 Haute. $15.34: South Bend. $13.83; Ft. Wayne. $10.12: Evansville, $3.79. Ex- , ’ndllures have more than doubled ince 1917. Terre Haute also is first, and Evansville last, in expenditure for new buildings. BUTLER CAST IS PICKED Former Stuart Walker Player Gets Lead in the ‘‘Boomerang.” v "Boomerang” has tAen chosen by Butler College Dramatic Club as the next play to be presented May 1. James Morgan was chosen leading man and Catherine Cavins to play opposite- him. Morgan was a member of Stuart Walker Company in 1922. Others in the cast: Wayne Keyn- ' "Ids, Ruben Orner, Russel Dawson, Winston Riley, Fred Schultz. Jerome BasH, Mary Anne MillaP. Constance West. Mildred Schultz. Lucille Hodges. Georgia Osborne, Louise Padou and Eleanor Mueller. ar • $ Autoist* Escape Injuries Three persons escaped injury Wednesday when an automobile driven by Mrs. Addie Carroll. 853 N. Sherman Dr., turned over after striking an auto driven by Frank Kennard, 3319 N. Temple Ave.. at Sixteenth St. and Sherman Dr. Emmett Carroll, 833 N. Sherman Dr*?, and George tfitanwood. 1353 Oliver Ave., were in car with Mrs. Carroll. j,

builds j •VES SIXTY-EIGHT YEARS OF SUCCESS

LOOK WHAT A DOLLAR BUYS *s Cfrt Swoi^A pi 1 # * £j r - wcar^ t -•* ' Bw( gnaUt.v lf l.th.gr , and I .. „ ~. _, REPAIRING HTtsST-SSI S I siffcs-:::::::W 1 1 you watt mwtlc* if dflr-d. 1 Rubber H<-*l> 35C Thrift Shoe Store MERCHANTS BANE BUILDING- —DOWNSTAIRS t^^mm^mm Waahi.ngfon and Meridian Street*

A Puzzle a Day

Nine small squares of equal size may be easily' formed into one large square, as shown in the drawing; for nine is a square number. But if one -square is removed (see drawing), the eight remaining sections do not form a perfect square. However, by making two straight cuts across the eight square figures, it may be broken into four pieces, which will fit together to form a perfect square. Try It! Yesterday’s answer: If the son was one-eighth of twice four, and forty, his age must have been 6. If he were one-eighth of twice forty-four, he would have been oneeighth of eighty-eight, or 11. But twice four, and forty is 48; (twice 5 equals 8, and 40, total 48). And one-eighth of 48 is 6. CARS RUN OFF SWITCH Big Four Traffic Tied I p at I<ebanow —Passenger Trains Detour. Traffic was tied up on the Chicago division of the Big Four Railroad Wednesday afternoon, when a freight train backed seven empty cars off a switch at Lebanon, Ind., according to local Big Four officials. Fassengerr ■trains were detoured. When Joint-Ease Gets In — Joint Agony Gets Out If yon -want to take the pain and misery out of rheumatic joints or reduce the swelling—or limber up stiff creaky joints—then you want Jodnt-Eaae —it's for the joints why it succeeds when ordinary remedies fail. A) cents a tube at Hook Drug Cos. and ail pharmacists.—AdvertisementHEAD STUFFED BT CATARRH? USE A HEALING CREAM If your nostrils are clogT#cl, your throat distressed, or your bead is stuffed My nasty catarrh or a cold, apply a little pure, antiseptic, germ d§ stroying cream into your nostrils. Tt penetrates through every air pass age. soothing inflamed, swollen mem branes and you get instant relief. How good it feels. Your nostrils are open. Your head is clear. No more hawking, snuffling, dryness or struggling for breath. Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from any druggist. Colds and catarrh yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed up. Relief is sure.—Advertisement. Swamp-Root for Kidney Ailments Tjhere is ojiyone medicine that really stands out pre-eminent as a medicine for curable ailments of the kidneys liver and blat der. Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root stands the highest for the reasen that it has proven to be just the remedy needed in thousands' upon thousands of distressing cases. Swamp-Root makes friends -quickly because its mild and immediate est get is soon realized in most cases. It is a gentle, healing i vegetable c-dfapofind. Start'-treatment at once. Sold at j ail drug stores ip. bottles of two sizes, I medium and large. „ j However, if you wish first to test this great preparation send 10 cents Ito Dr. Kilmer & Cos., Binghamton. N. Y., for a sample bottle. When writing be sure and mention this paper.—Advertisement.

NEWEST PRODUCT IS HOME CELERY Asparagus Drops From HighPrice Peak, 4 - Home-grown celery appeared at city Market today for 25 cents a halfpound bunch. "California asparagus, which appeared Tuesday at $1 a pound, dropped to 80 cents. Green peas dropped 5 cents to anew low rice of 35 cents a pound. Tomatoes were 30 cents a pound. Another new product is jving oranges at 80 cents a dozen. v Other prices remained about the same: Green beans, 35 cents a pound; artichokes, 25 and 30 centts each: rhubarb, 25 cents a pound; 4iew potatoes, 10 cents a pound; sweet potatoes 2 pounds for 25 cents; cauliflower, 25 to 40 cents a head; strawberries, 60 to 65’ cepts a quart: cucumbers, 40 cents each: endive, 70 cents; tangerines, 50 to 60 centg a dozen, and kumquats, 35 cents a quart. NEW DAILY INCORPORATES • v v Elrod Says Provision Made to Finance Morning Paper.’ Financing of the Daily American, morning newspaper. incorporated Wednesday with the secretary of the State, has been provided for, Milton K. Elrod, a director, said today. Capitalization was given at SI,OOO. Other directors are Mrs. Milton Elrod and Leonard J. Todd of Evansville

Welsh Rabbits Are So Enjoyable Remember that an egg will prevent the cheese from becoming tough and stringy. And remember that a really good rabbit must be well seasoned, just before being served, with lEA&PERRINS' SAUCE V TBS OftKMNAL WOROE9TERBHMtt a

ft] DOWN 1 S mar t Attire im $1 down on sls pur. chaw or $2 down on S3O purchase, bill* V| ance by week New w Models for Men and Women. HI H fijl 3H * Wash. St. | F I S Hi ■ Fresh White Fish or H Pickerel, Lb. 25c Tfl These White Fish weigh around one pouncT each, they ill are the black fin variety—and |§n are delicious fried or broiled —the Pickerel are from two HI t 0 tour pounds each. Both ; varieties are strictly fancy ' fresh fish we recommend jfl them highly. I Willis Seafood Cos. | (Formerly Kamp’s.) PJ 238 Mass. Ave. Ist Block.

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Scalding Victim Improved Mrs. Martha Katra, 32, of 1523 W. Ohio St., who was severely scalded Wednesday when she fell Into a tub &f hot water, was reported slightly improved at city hospital today. Perfection Batter Makes Kiddles Grow. —Adi. Match your Coat and Vest with a pair of our fine Dress Trousers, 92.07 to 96.97. TiPanleltiiT r... - 1 ■—■"3l Cor. E. Wash, and Delaware Sts. fiOBDON’S 127-129 E. Washington St. THE HOME OH u Worth While” furniture

HOOK’S STORES Market and PennsylvanlL Streets, „ N. E. Corner, in Lemoke Bldg. "Ohio and Pennsylvania Street#, formerly Francis Pharmacy. Illinois and Washington Streets, S. E. Corner, in Occidental Bldg. Meridian and Washington Street#, S. E. Corner, in Merchants Bank Bldg. Opposite Internrban Station. 105 N. Illinois Street, Just north of Market Street. East Washington Street Store, East Washington and New Jersey, N. TV. Corner. West Washington Street Store, est Washington and Senate. Delaware Street Store, Delaware at Ohio Street.

Hudnut’s Toiletries ®Buy a Jar of Three Flowers Creams and Receive a Miniature Package of Powder • It is important that you must take good care of your complexion. , For this proper creams should be used. Three Flowers Creams are worth your Investigation. Three Flowers Cleansing Cream . 50c, SI.OO Penetrates deeply—more thoroughly cleansing than soap and water. Three Flowers Skin and Tissue Cream 50e, SI.OO Protects and nourishes the skin, prevents wrinkles Three Flowers Varnishing Creaun 50c A nongreasy powder hase, which safeguards the skin during the daytime. Aftpr the use of these three creams you will find considerable lot of difference in your complexion. 3&H#toXoc& Three Flowers Preparations iffi/

Three Flowers Face 7Cy. t Powder DC Three Flowers AA Compact ]) 1 #UU Three Flowers Doubled*t PA Compact , 1 #DU Three Flowers Lip • |“A Stick DUC Three Flowers Rouge r A all shades DvIC Three Flowers Toilet d*| r/\ Water 3>I.DU

Proprietary Drugs and Remedies Thriftily Priced Hook’s everyday cut prices are au economy that no one need miss. Those uho are unable to get’to the stores may send orders to our Mail Order Department. Postage only is charged in addition to the advertised prices.

—sl.oo Abbott's Saline Laxative .... 74# SI.OO Alcoruli for 60# $3.50 Allenrhue. For rheuraa tism. Priced $1.19 75c Analgesique Balm Bengue 59# 75c Antiphlogistine 54# Argyrol 10% solution. oz.SO# $3.25 Aspirin, Bayer’s, 100s SB<t —7oc Badex Balts 54# 35c Balsamea Cough Remedy 29# 60c Bell’s Pine Tar Honey.49# $1.20 Benetol Ointment ..89# 35c Bliss Native Oil 24# SI.OO Blood Iron Phosphate 84c 50c Boracetine, small size 39# 30c- Bromo Quinine, counteracts colds and grippe 23# $1.20-Bromo Seltzer, large bottle 8# C— 35c Cadum Ointment for cuts and burns 27# 60c California Syrup of Figs 49# 25c Calomel Tablets, any size, 100s t. lO# 26c Carter's Little Liver Pills 19# 25c Cascarets. For constipation 19# 36c Castoria. (Fletcher’s). Children cry for it ... .29# 50c Celery Vesce, medium size 39# 25c Charcomints 19# 36c Citrate of Magnesia, made fresh daily .......21# $1.60 Clinton’s Cascara. 12 ozs $1.29 30c Cuticura Ointment. Clears your skin 19# —soc D. D. D.Eczema Remedy ' • 48# 25c DeWitf's Witch-Hazel Salve 19# 60c Doan’s Kidney Pills . .45#

Commercial Banking This bank, a member of the Federal Reserve System, solicits business accounts and extends commercial credit. Interest on balances. Jfletcfjer anli t£ntd Company N. W. Cor. Market and Penn. St#. Capital and Snrpias Two MilUons. ~ ■' Need a Gas Range? —Try— WHEELER BROTHERS 311-313 E. Washington St V.

Dependable Drug Stores

Three Flowers Perfume, bulk, j Cl 9C ounce 1 .£D Hudnut’s Bandoline DUC Hudnut’s Brtllian- 5Qc Hudnut’s Creme z' r*A Sec DUC Hudnut’s Liquid fA Green Soap DUC Hudnut’s Marvelous pA Cold Cream DUC

$1.60 Dreco 98# 65c Dryeo Milk 54# E —76 c Fruit Salt. .69# Epsom Salts pound. lO# 60c Epsonade Salts 49# 75c Essence Mentholaxine 54# —7sc Fairchild’s Pepsenica, 4 ozs 45# 75c. Father John's Remedy for coughs and colds ..54# 60c Foley’s Honey and Tar. Good for coughs ;.48# —26 c Garfield’s Headache Powders 10# . ,£sc Gastrogen Tablets. ...39#, 76c Glycotanphene six ounces .' 59# 60c Glyco Thymoliqe 45# —51.25 Hagees Cordial Cod Liver Oil 89# SI.OO Haley’s Magnesia Oil 84# 36c Hand’s Infant Remedies 29# I— $1.00 Indian Herb Tablets 74# $1.20 Interol 89# 60c lodex Ointment 39# lodine Tincture, two ozs. .25# —Bsc Jad Salts 69# 50c Jayne’s Tonic - Vermifuge .. v*........ ~.39# 36c Jack Froßt, for cold in the head 24# 60c Joint, Ease 49# —6oc Kalak Water 50c Kellogg’s Tasteless Castor Oil, 7 ozs .>,....39# SI.OO Kelpodine for 84# 30c Kemp’s Balsam 24# Kidney Plasters, Sealbury and Johnson 48# 60c Kilmer’s U. and O. Ointment 49# 60c Dr. Kingis.New Discovery, Stops coughing ... / 49# 50c Kloria Tablets JfD# 60c Kondon’s Catarrh Jelly ... 49#

Come to VONNEGUT’S Everything in Hardware 220-124 E. Wash. St.

MfH. It cough t# poratatoot, w* auggevt K. * M. White Pin# Compound in connection—* aoio and tollable cough remedy. —Advertisement

Prince Albert Mixture 75c 8-oz. Tin $1.40 16-oz.#Tin 48c -94 c For the man who prefers Prince Albert Smoking mixture here Is a very thrifty price. It would be economy to buy several tins in advance of your needs. 10c Cigars—3 for 25c Dutch Master, La Fendrich. La Pallna, El Froducto do Q a and Hava Tampa brands. Box of 50 digirs priced yJ.UT 2 for 25c Cigars, 10c Dutch Master. La Fendrich, La PaMna, El Producto, i o J Hava Tampa. Box of 50 of these brands $4.04 10c Cinco de Luxe—4 for 25c A startling price on a regular 10c cigar. We are closing out this number, and hence this real opportunity Ai for Cinco smokers. Box of 50

Dentifrices Aid Good Health The saying is that a clean tooth never decays. Our tooth paste and brushes are cut priced.

60c Forhan’s Tooth QQ Paste JOC 30c Kolynos Tooth | O Paste $ lOC 25c Llsterine Tooth | Q Paste I7C 50c Pebeco Tooth QO Paste JJC 60c Pepsodent Tooth qa Paste JjC 35c Senreco Tooth Paste LOC 50c Ipana Tooth qq Paste *)uC

Fresh Strawberry Pecan Brick Special for Friday Quart Brick, 49c A layer of fresh strawberries frozen in whipped cream with a layer of French vanilla ioe creat#with pecans. A delicious treat. Sale Is From 4 to 6:30 P. M .

60c Kotex for 45# 30c K. Y. Lubricating , Jelly, tube 19# —6oc Lavoptik, for the eyes 49# SI.OO Lavoris, priced ....74# 26c lAxapirin, for colds.. 19# 60c Limestone Phosphate.39# sl.lO Liquid Arvon for ...74# SI.OO Listerine for 74# $1.26 Lithiated Hydrangea.94# 60c Lysol for .*.... 39# M 1 —60c Megrimine for .39# 60c Mentholatum for 39# SI.OO Miles’ Nervine ....74# 46c Merck's Zinc Sulphate 35# 75c Milk’s Emulsiou for constipation 44# 66c Miller’s Antiseptic Snake Oil 49# 76c Miona Tablets, stomach remedy 59# $1.26 Mother’s Friend...B9# 30c Mucol for 24# 65c Musterole for 49# —Nacor for bronchitis sufferers .$5.00 SI.OO Native Herb Tablets, Bliss 74# SI.OO Nature’s Remedy Tablets 74# 26c Neuralgine 18# 30c New Skin for 24# 66c Nujol for constipation 54# sl.lO Nuxated Iron Tablets 69# 0— 26c O. G. Witch Hazel Jelly 19# $1 .00 Orris Root, powdered, pound 65# SI.OO Ovoferrin for 84# 75(?' Ozomulsion for ...... 42# $1.25 Oxyl lodide Tablets.B4# —Paralax for 98# 30c Palmer's Skin Success Ointment .... 19#

A New and Better Store* Reputation for fair dealing, dependable merchandise and reasonable prices has made us one of the best known jewelry concerns in the city. You will find ns a good Arm to do business with; always reliable and always with the most dependable jewelry at tb# lowest possible prices. Gray, Gribben & Gray 151 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET We Trust Anyone Who Works

UL. Just One Testimonial From Many I am more than glad to re comm pr mend Dr. West to any one who has defective eyes. He has done wonders JrL and is certainly a man who ihm "understands his business. ** m ,xnKifft mrs. frank shaw. That You Will Appreciate examj.yatio.^kbke |~vt> Q ii/r CT 242 INDIANA AVE. UK. L. K. WLOI PLAZA HOTEL BLDG..

50c Dr. West’s Tooth O A Brush O^tC 50c Prophylactic Tooth Brush .J^rC All 50c. Tooth or Brushes* )DC AH 35c Tooth Brushes wd C Dr. Owen’s Tooth Brushes In £ " 48c Allbright Tooth *YQ_ Brush (£i#/C 50c Bleach- OQ odent *J*7C

35c Pape’s Cold Compound. breaks a cdld 29# 50c Pape's Diapepsin ....39# 60c Paracatuph „ . 490 Peppermint Essence, 0z.20r 50c Pepsinco for 39# 60c Pazo Ointment, used for Piles 49# SI.OO Peruna for 74# 26c Phenolax Wafers, 30s 19# 50c Phillip’s Milk of Mag nesia, twelve ounces. .39# 66c Pinex, for a stubborn cough 49# SI.OO Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Tabs 7Or 40c Pluto Water, large bottle 34* 50c Pompeian Olive Oil, one half pint 37# 60c Ponds Extract .?. ...39# 60c Pretzinger's Catarrh Balm ...45# 65c Pryamid Pile Remedy 49# R -50 c Ray’s Salve at..39# 60c Red Pepper Rub. Breaks Bad Chest Colds Over Night 19# 20c Red Raven Splits ....15# 75c Regulin for 59r* $1.20 Resinol Ointment, aid in in;'ury dressing . 84c SI.OO Rheuma for . T 74# Rochelle Salts, 4 0z5....25# Rock Candy, 8 ozs 20# —51.40 Sal Hepatica... 79# 50c Salinos for 39# 60c Salugen for 49# $1.25 Sal Vitae, 4 ozs 74# 25c Sanitol Antiseptic Liquid 21# 65c Schiffman’s Asthmador 19c 35c Scholl’s Zino Plastera.29# 60c Scott’s Emulsion, increases energy 39# 35c Seidlitz Powders, 12s f 24# v

THUBSDAT, FEB. 28, 1924

THE WHITE FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Outfitters 243-249 W. Washington St. Tom Quinn Main uoi Jake Wolf TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES.

HOOK’S STORES 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 St„ Lafayette, Ind. Marion Store. 406 S. Washington St„ Marion. In^. Man.de Store. Corner Walnut and Howard Streets: Corner Main and Mulberry Streets. Terre Haute Store. Cor. 7th and'Wabash. Terre? Haate, Ind.

50c Value Rubber Sponge, 29c Miller Rubber Sponge—large size, and made to stSnd long and hard usage. If you enjoy a sudsy scrub down —here is your sponge—and prfeed very low. i * V5t&4 U/SodtbeAS Delco Coffee, Pound, 29c Special for Saturday only. The coffee that will give you satisfaction. Brillo I©* and 25** packages—makes aluminum shine. 12c Bon Ami for 10<* 25c H. & H. Carpet Soap 19£ Black Pepper, 4 ozs 15<t Vanilla Extract, 2 ozs.. .2W Allspice, 4 ozs. Celery Seed, 4 ozs 20<J . to jtibcAS Djer-Kiss Double Compact $1.48 Colgate’s Black Enameled Single Compact 91.00 Karess Double Compact 91.75 Luxor Single Compact.9l.oo ?6iVty to T&cfik 35c Energine for 25c Such a dry cleaner kept in readiness for use will often save an otherwise embarrassing situation. 30c Carbona Cleaner ......24<* 30c Old Mission Cleaner.. .25<*

70c Sloan’s Liniment, Neck muscles, sore and sti£f.4P# Sodium Bicarbonate, pound 15# Squibb's Castor Oil, 4 ozs.3s# 60c St. Jacob's Oil ......49# 75c Stanolax. pint 59# 35c Steero Bouillon Cubes, 12s 28# 60c Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets 39# Sulphur, three ounces ....5# 76c Sulpherb Tablets ....59# 60c. Swamp-Root, Kidney AiMents 44# SI.OO S. S. S. Makes you feel fit 67# $1.20 Syrup of Pepsin ....84# T v $1.00 Tanlac. Avery good tonic 89# $1.50 Taurocol Tablets, 100s .98# SI.OO Thialion 89# $1.20 Thompson’s Hemo,.79# 35c Tiz for the feet 29# 60c Tonsiline for sore Throat 49# 60c Trask's Ointment ...49# 50c Trent’s Eucalyptus Compound 39# 25c Trulax for 21# $1.60 Trypsogen Tablets $1.49 eOc.Tutfs Pills 19# Turpentine, pint 25# 60c Turpo Ointment .*...42# 35c Tyree Antiseptic Powder 24# —6oc Unguentine Cones .39# 60c Unguentine Ointment. tube 24# $1.50 Uriseptine for ...$1.19 —Vanilla Extract, two ounces -25# Vaseline, Blue Seal, 9# and 3.5# $1.25 Veracoiate Tablets, 10,0s 08# 76c Veraseptoi 5D#