Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 261, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1924 — Page 11

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THIRTY-TWO BOYS AND THIRTY GIRLS STAR AT MANUAL Fifty-Two Have Grades Over 90 for First Six Weeks of Semester, Thirty-two boys and thirty girls at Manual High School had scholarship averages above 90 for the first six weeks of this semester, it was announced today. L- ading girls: Florence Hughes Edith. Bullard. Alma Paul, Gertrud- neimuth Haze! Gooch, Bernice R"ine>'.e Ocra'dine New an Hei'-n Vennard. Mary Hastings, Mar/ Spetr. Louise Sehut-ph. Ml.dred Bostic. Until Liudeman, Irene Newell. Virgin a Thon.p-on. Bcsp’c xvundberg. Helma Kalm. Clara Fasman Hath On.eny Krma Taylor Dora l T a-tings. Marie Strieblen, Mary Murphy. Lo me Taconia. Thelma Tacoma, Mildred Fill. Josephine Carter. Luella Barkalow, M -d ' <onhia Kot. Boys with high mark: Hubert Wilson. Roy Kohl. Norbert Sack. Isadore Saekoff, Don Menke. Fr.in't Haupt-, Dona and Miller. Arthur Cieve and. Herbert McLeod. Ralph Tacoma. Albert Masten. Glenn Eyster. I.cander Kin*. Andrew Ramsey. Nc'k Masearachia. Lewis Moore. George HELP KIDNEYS BY DRINKING MORE WATER Take Salts to Flush Kidneys and Help Neutralize Irritating Acids. Kidney and bladder irritations often result from acidity, says a noted authority. The kidneys help filter this acid from the blood and pass it on to the bladder, where it may remain to irritate and intfame. causing a burning, scalding sensation, or setting up an irritation at the neck of the bladder. obliging you to seek relief two or three times during the night. The sufferer is in constant dread: the water passes sometimes with a scalding sensation and is very profuse again, there is difficulty in voiding it. Bladder weakness, most folks, call It, because they can't control urination. While it is extremely annoying and sometmies very painful, this is b'ten one of the most simple ailmentto overcame. Begin drinking lots of soft water, also get about four ounces of Jad Salts from your pharmacist and take a rablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast. Continue this for three or four days. This will help neutralize the acids in the system so they no longer are a source of irritation to the bladder and urinary organs, which then act norma! again. Jcl S .i‘° is inexpensive, and is ■tnade from the acid of grapes and lem on juice, combined with lithia, and is used by thousands of folks who are subject to urinary disorders caused by acid irritation. Jad Salts causes no bad effects whatever. Here you have a pleasant, effervescent Mthla-water drink which may ViUiekly relieve your bladder irritation. By all means have your physician examine year kidneys at least twice a year.—Advertisement.

AT GORDON’S 127-129 East Washington Street Saturday Special DavenDort Table A beautiful overstuffed suite—a polychrome mirror, a silk shade floor * . lamp and a davenport table, beautifully finished brown mahogany. Think of it! The entire outfit for much less than you would ordinarily pay for A the suite alone. See it today. || DT* 1171/"' 1 A T 1!? Bring this certificate with you Saturday and ill lwri 1 I— i vve will include a beautiful pair of polychrome book ends or a fine tapestry or velour table scarf. This offer good for Satur. day only. 127.129 East Washington Street

Fink, John Clayton. Durban Tacoma, Edward Buddenbaum. Edwin Boswell, William Bowles. Jacob Axierod. Frank Rose. Leslie Brandt, Delbert Meyer. Harry Fogle. John Horm.irm, Rollie Taylor. Allen Burkhart. Lester Cunningham. Howard UJruy. Students receiving honorable mention: Ella Martindale. Lois Allen, Sarah Regenstrief. Eleanor Taylor. Lydia Tolson. i-aula Meinzen, Ruth Sudbrook. Esther Waterman, Brace Baldoek. Lena Fortney. Ona Lyday El.a May McMillan. Vio.a Hicks. Maine MaJdalena, Samuel Naugle. Harry Benjamin, Bernice Bush. Heleu Ethel. Rose Foster, Faye Kenaver. Marie Woemcr, Cecilia Costello Alma Meyer, Harry Rabb. Louis Weil.and. ;.award Reifeis. Clara Mahr. E sie Inner. Irma I.entz, Irene Bowers. Ellen Dalton. Evelyn Kroot. Hildegarde Kluger, Loren i. -nee. i-.izabeth Finn. Max Schneider, Mildred Floyd. Eleanor Stettler. Grace Bush. Rose Netherton, E'izabeth Lahrman. Frank Puntinay, Norman Koepper, Alma Weniuug. Freda AiU.an.ni. au- lie StiuTtt. Ivey Brest wood Charles Retnbold. Stanley Rose. Marcella Brane, Louise Link. Alice Dickey. Frieda Ottmg. Carl Speaker, Raymond Griffin. Bessie Wild Louise Brunner. Eva Shields. Margaret Copley. Kathryn Kornbroke, Alma Voiles Mary May. Flor- • Talkmgton. Gaylord Sparks. Orville Lee. Gustav Doneus Robir! Marine. Dorothy Hoffman. Geraldine Kitcham. Marine >eh;n ider. Bernice Noerr Phemia Clark. Alfred !<• re-es Marie Martin. Mary Miller. Salla Cansy, Audrey T-a Ey>-n M ' n ~ irabeth Weiland. Allevra Donaldson. Madge Koetseh. Mary Homes. Louise Terry, Nadine IVitier, Lucille Robbins. Dorothy Wilson,

Look! What’s Here! Saturday Special ORANGES s ia Also y 2 Bushel, SI.OO Pecks, 60c A Carload of Extra Sweet Tree-Ripened Oranges Only Six Days From Tree to Indianapolis Car C., I. & W. Team Track, Virginia Ave. Just Beyond Viaduct At the Old Apple Stand

Your Choice o Pair Never More—Never Less Fancy Strap Suede Colonials Patent Plain Oxfords Kid Wing Tips Calf Cut Outs, Etc. First Quality Footwear All colors and combinations. Any style heel. Spring's newest styles. All at one price—s3.oo. $3 SHOE COMPANY Second Floor, State Life Building

Paul unneweltr. fnavontclla Trego, Harriet Barkalow Louise Berndt. Bertha Haynes. Pauline Kuchler, Helen Johnson. Kathryn Morris. Ilulda sehaeler. Dorothy Wriynt, Mary Cooley. Juanita Williams, Helen Winkler. Norman Young. Irene Inman. Gladys Emrich, Frieda Harmening, Elizabeth Miller. Gordon Brenner. Edith Brown, Wilma Meyer, Ruth Bullard. Annamae Midkiff. Willa May Terry. Mildred Dunn. Ruth Shanks. Alberta Seifert. Ruth Westmeier, Ida Watkins. Thelma Cotton. Virginia Vaughn. Jennie Grenard, Dorothy Welshans, Allred Grannemann, Robert Coghill. Ruth Seele, Loruu Higgs. Leona R.igenstein. Albert Willem, Fritz Sehnepf, Ruth Fechtman, Ruth Mathews. Althrn Sullivan. Mildred Ccucher, Margaret Black. Ruth Dixon. John Moore, Claude King. Hersil Hadley Herbert Stewart. June Harman. Erma Hartman. Helen Adoley. Elsie Heil. Kathryn Canisius, Ida Davis. Ruth Sexson, Leona Highstreet. Mary Hill. Margaret Wade, Edna Staub, Alma Baumann, LaVerno Chastain. Lilly Burres. Sarah Alex, Catherine Tennant, Molly Goldspin. Mary Srhakel, Margaret Bloomenstock, Mabel Mills. Vivian Short, Anna Levinsky, Cieora Robertson. Lawton Link, Leone Mo’ton Ollie Lucas. E'izabeth Pottage. Eleanor Bader. Charles Renner, E.izabeth Minton, Leila Waughtel. Roberta Smock. John Scott. John Kozakiewiez, Alice Burk--11;. rt. Lueile Draeger. Frieda Grossman, B. rttaa Geer, Mary Stewart. Violet Jones, Louise rlngelking, Cora Stierwalt. Janet Stone. Diana Greenspan. Beulah Tinder. Edward Burton. Olga Benke. Gertrude B'.umei, Anna Saper stine Clara Cralt, Dorotliy Stewart.

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Bertha Klinge, Gladys Norman, Minnie Harris, Alma Franke, Edith Clark, Emma Lichtsmn, Charlotte Canaday. George Grigsby, Irleen Horner. Russell Talbott. Richard Decatur. Vann :1 Hodapp, Minnie Bluestein. B’anche Stillabower. Myrtle Gummol, Dorothy Supple, Irene Hughes. Harold Auble, Virgil Minkner. Jennie Rose. Hilda Rabb, Alfred Belles, Otto Fisher. Mabel Show, Florence Huebner, Margaret Hnsch r, Herbert Higgins. Roger Hurd, Glen Williams, Louisa Sackman, Burnette Bakemeier, Pauline West, Florence Head, Inez Kitts, Bertine Hughps. Dorothy Heil, Marcella Dee. Helen Emsting, Ernest Schuster. Ernest Stader, Lillian Isaacs, Eifrieda Stearns, Kathryn Dolk. Mabel Mitchell. Paul Lohss. Arthur Klassing. Willord Masohmeyer, Clarence Blucmel. Walter Gloger, Julia Miller. Marcella Gioe, Fanny Lapack. WOODARD STILL SOUGHT Additional efforts are being made today to locate William O. Woodard, 6015 Dewey Ave., Big Four ticket agent at Beech Grove, who has been missing since Monday. Friends and relatives are unable to explain his disappearance.

Need Furniture? Try Trading at WHEELER BROTHERS You’ll Like It

PIANOS our stock before yon hny. Low prices and reasonable terms. Every thing musical. The Carlin Music Cos. 14S E. Washington St. 100 Steps East of Pennsylvania St.

• EXTRACTED \]U- HONEY 3 Lbs., 75c .gWS 1 Lb., 30c THE HONEY STORE U 1 X. Delaware St.

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SUGAR -S-10195° POTATOES ¥ 25 VAN CAMP’S a 3125° PCft 1 Cq I Ilu w Del Monte, 27c, Large Can JL COCOA as 25° LARD 121° FI AI ID SUNSHINE 7Q C LvUII 24-Lb. Sack, 1 TAG SOAP *s*r i0 i 49° BEL MONTE SALMON Ai„ . . . 25c Sliced BACON tHSa- 28c PICNIC SHOULDERS Hickory Smoked 1 2 ] / 2 c SUGAR CORN . . . 3 25 c WILSON’S MILK S' ■ ■ ■ 10c SHREDDED WHEAT, Pkg. 10c 1 fill TfiliCl Blend Special Perfection IjIII W 25°u. 30° lx 40° u.

nnnin Superior Quality pK I# B# mm g( I R Made in Oui Modern Bakery DHCi HKJ Big 16-Oz Loaves Wrapped—Regular 8c Value

PLANT NOW

SWEET PEAS

Beautify the home surroundings this Spring and Summer. We are offering a complete selection of many different varieties and colors. All seeds especially selected and tested.

Rosabella —Rose colored. Sterling Stent —Deep salmon. Royal Purple—Purple. Primrose —Deep primrose or creamy yellow. Countess —Clear pink. Constance Hinton —Whits. Mrs. Hugh Dickson —Salmon pink or cream. Florence Nightingale—Lavender. Illumination Rich salmon pink. King Mauve Large waved mauve. Elfreda Pierson—Pale pink.

It is also time to sow lawn grass seed and clover. POULTRY SUPPLIES Wonder-lay Feeds, Poultry Supplies and Remedies. Incubators and Brooders. Southern Seed and Supply Cos. 23-25 N. Alabama SL Indianapolis. MAIn 2464-2465.

R. F. Felton—Lilac and gray. George Herbert —Carmine. King Edward —Pure red. King Marvel —Chocolate maroon. Mascot White—White. Apple Blossom —Rose carmine. Aurora —Orange and white. Blanche Ferry Pink and white. Blue Monarch —Dark blue. Butterfly—Variegated. Dobbins Cream —Cream. Boltons Orange Orange salmon.

3/p (OFFEE always pleases everybody who appreciates fecdon in coffee. Its smoothness, strength and flavor never vary. It never disappoints. Sealed in tin. Save the containers for canning The Fishback Cos. INDIANAPOLIS KANSAS CITY

MeuaiC'C BUTCHER SHOP coriANL o 333 w.w a .h,s. Beef Roasts, ] STEAKS, PORK Native, Native SAUSAGE Chuck 12(/2<f j Round AbsoShoulder I'iO Or 1 lutely I ■ S^% Short Ribs ... Loin JL Pure JL Pork Chops HAMS Shoulders Pork Chops Shoulder Fresh Fresh Rib 12i/ 2 c 15c 12c 17i/ 2 c

Standard Meat Markets No. 1—427 W. Wash. No. 3-1244 N. Senate No. 2—2635 W. Mich. No. 4—2715 Northwestern STANDARD NUT MARGARINE— OQ Uncolored LiU C Colored 39<? Pure Lard . . . . lOV2C Pure Pork Sausage.... 12Hc Fresh Shoulder Fresh Ground Hamburger. ide Fresh Hams Rome-made Frankfurters. ldF Round and Sirloin Steaks.23* First-class Boiling - ■ 7 C to Armour’s Best 8ac0n.... 20c Creamery Butter 45c Miller & Hart Smoked Good Coffee 200 Ham 17%^ Bread, 4<* or 8 for 30c Sliced 33<* Choice Pot Roast,l2 l /2<*, 15<* Picnic Hams 12 75 OTHER BARGAINS

350-354 East Washman Stmt The Biggest Retail Grocery in Indiana POTATOES —Best Michigan stock. HP Peck LDC

LARD—Pure open QC Kettle rendered, 3 lbs.. 03C DRIED BEEF—Chipped by OO machine: Z 2 lb iuJC LEAF LETTUCE- 1 A Pound lUL WHOLE FRESH 1 A SHOULDERS —Pound ...IUC PAN SAU SA G E—Pure pork; seasoned right. OC_ 2 pounds Lt JL BOLOGNA—SmaII, 1 to 10]/ r 2-pound average, lb.. 1 u /2C SPARE RlßS—While they A last Pound PORK SPECIALS— tO Come early. Pound lOC CREAM CHEESE—MiId *yj Wisconsin. Pound tL l C HERRlNG—Holland7~an TrT mllchers. Dozen 40C PICKL.ES—Sour or Dills, 1 A large 6ize, 3 for iUC MACKEREL—Large and Op fat Each LoZ

I NR'kASA HENRY F.WOESSNER 22 S. ILLINOIS ST. OPEN ALL NIGHT 1755 HOWARD ST.—3O KENTUCKY AVE. SWISS STEAKTT 20c Shankless PICNICS . ...17 c BONELESS SMOKED COTTAGES 25c S LE ROASTS 15c | boiMN<: BEEF ....... 10c ROASTS 15c | FRESH HAMS 16c OWN CUREBACON... .ZOcIg&K ROASTS 17c BEST QUALITY VEAL R0A5T...............20c-25c WHOLE SMOKED HAMS, 7-10-Lb. Average 20c FRESH DRESSED HENS 30c VEAL BREAST 20c 1 LEG OF LAMB.. 35c HEARTS 1 Ocj '!!!.* PURE HOG LARD 12c STANDARD NUT) Tinted. ,29c MARGARINE j Colored 39c Always Fresh, Sweet, Pure and Wholesome Choice Swiss Steak EXTRA FINE NATIVE BEEF \J C

PEELED PEACHES—BIue Ribbon evaporated; OfJ. 1923 crop; pound thXjC. RAlSlNS—Seedless. 2 pounds 4JC EVAPORATED ~A p” R I C O T S Extra choice; 4j“ 2 pounds HiJC PRUNES—Medium Santa Os Clara; 2 pounds 4DC HOOSIEH GOLD AQ „ CREAMERY BUTTER, lb HijC EGGS —No. 1 selected: OQ guaranteed fresh; dozen.. LtOC ONIONS —Large yellow; t O 3 pounds IUC G R A P Eh RUlT—Large *) r size; 3 for CtJ C APPLES—Fancy Of~ Greenings; 5 lbs 4DC GALVANIZED PAILS— 1A 8-quart size A a/C WALL ""PAPER' CLEANER Cleveland or Climax; 3 cans 40C APPLE BUTTER—Mason OC~ quart jar 4DC

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