Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 72, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 August 1924 — Page 11

EVANSVILLE TO •PRINCETON ROAD PAVEDAND OPEN State Highway Has One Detour Around Bridge Under Construction, Traffic is now using pavement all the way .between Evansville and Princeton on State Rd. No. 10 except at one short detour around bridge construction just north of Evansville, John D. Williams, State highway director, announced today. A mile and a quarter north of the Marion County line a bridge is being repaired on No. 15, necessitating a short detour marked to the east. Road conditions: No. 1 (New Albany. Indianapolis, South Bf*nd. Michigan line! —Detour around Westfield-street paving at the main cross stree tin town, continuing five and onehall miles on detour back to No. 1. Pavement can be followed to three miles south of the Tipton-Hamilton County line. There detour to west returning to No. 1 at four miles north of the Hamilton County line; thence on pavement to Kokomo. Closed for construction between Kokomo and Peru. North of Kokomo take marked detour through Bunker Hill. South of Indianapolis detour via Dudleytown between Seymour and Crotherrville around construction at upper Muscatatuek River. Detour around construction south of Seottsburg. and at north corporate line of Seymour. No. 3 (Terre Haute. Indianapolis. Rich•nd) —One-way bridge at Putnamville. prow grade at Glenn, three miles east of re Haute. No. 6 i Madison. Greensburr. Indianapolis. Oxford) —Closed for construction from south edge of Lebanon to one and one-half miles south of Traders' Point (Indianapolis). Lebanon-Indianapolis traffic use 33 and 1. or 33 and 15. Closed for construction between New Bethel and Shelbyville:

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Ist Big Week of August Sale Starts Saturday To make room for Fall Rugs we must sell every grass rug in our house Saturday. Price is i.o consideration. LOT NO. I—Consists of Plain Stenciled Grass Rugs. Ranging in sizes from 27x54 inches to 9x12 feet. 49c to $4.97 Prices Net—No Phone Orders—Easy Payments. LOT NO. 2—A real sale of Fine Waite Stenciled Grass Rugs. None better. Real bargains. All sizes from 27x 54 inches to 9x12 ft. £i c " $2.29 to $17.75 Payments Accepted LOT NO. 3—An unusual lot of Grass Rugs with linen fringe. Best quality. A wonderfully good value. Buy early, as they won’t last long Saturday. Sizes from 27x54 inches to 9x12 feet. to $lB, Net 27-Inch Grass Runner, per yard ’. ..82fb 36-Inch Grass Runner, per yard 97fb Net EASY PAYMENTS ity guaranteed gray enamel No Phone or C. O. D. Orders

Yes, We Have ‘Mountains’

“Ha ha, who ever heard of mountains in Indiana? Why, Marge, you’re getting funny ” “William Travelmore, do you mean to sit there and insist that there are no mountains in our beautiful Hoosier State? Shame on you, here’s where you flunk in geography.” “All right, name your Alpines.” “Mister Smarty, don’t think I’m going to say there are skyscraping mountains topped with ice and snow all year. Oh, no, I have some sense even if I did marry you. Two Real Mountains “Well, down in Brown county you will find what I mean. There are hills so rugged and so tall that they have earned the right to be called mountains. “One is Bear Wallow mountain near the center of the county along Bean Blossom Creek, and the other is Weed Patch mountain, southeast of Nashville. And, mind you, this mountain has an elevation of 1,147 feet.” "And say, Will, Brown County is such a wonderful place. Every fall some of Indiana's leading painters go there to paint the beautiful color changing scenes. No one regrets going there for a visit.” How to Get These "Sounds good. Marge, how do you get; there?” “Well, I called the Hoosier Motor

detour via Acton. Considerable metal on road which i* slightly rough from Shelbyville to Greensburg. No. 12 (Vincennes. Spencer. Martinsville. Indianapolis)—Culvert construction south of Spencer: take run-arounds carefully. Traffic drive slow over run-around at Fish Creek bridge construction at four miles south of Freedom. No 15 (Indianapolis. Logansport, Michigan line)—While Marion County is paving to county line, leave Indianapolis via N Meridian St., cross canal on N. Illinois St. bridge and proceed on Springmill road to detour at edge of Hamilton County line, thence four miles west to 15. Detour to east at one and one-half miles north of Marion County line account bndge con-

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Club and they recommended this route. Drive southeast on the Madison Rd. to Columbus. Here you turn west and drive on the State Rd. No. 26. Returning we can leave Nashville over the county road passing through Helmsburg, Trafalgar, Bargersville and Webb to Indianapolis. It is a little over sixty-one miles to Nashville. From Indianapolis to Franklin the road is paved and gravel to Columbus. Condition of the county road depends largely upon the weather.”

struction. Closed for three miles south of Knox. No. 22 (English. Paoli, Mitchell. Bedford. Martinsville. Indianapolis)—use No. 12 between Indianapolis and Martinsville as No. 22 is closed for paving. Construction north of Bloomington with detour marked. Construction south of P&oli. AVOID UNTIL COMPLETED Bridge construction lust south of Harrodsburg. No. 37 (Indianapolis, Anderson, Munciet—Detour around bridge construction between Yorktown and Daleeville is fair. No. 3d i Indianapolis Rushville. Brookville. OMo line)—Using part of new grade at Bulltown Hill near Laurel, but drive slow in wet weather.

NEW SUITS FOR BELL INSURANCE Company Headed by ExMayor Asks $55,000. Bu Time* Special CONNERSVILLE, Ind., Aug. L New suits have been filed here to force insurance companies to pay policies totaling $55,000 in the death of Joseph E. Bell, former mayor of Indianapolis. The Federal Discount Corporation, of which Mr. Bell formerly was president, has asked for payment of policies it carried. Companies named in the action filed here in Fayette Circuit Court, include New Amsterdam Casualty Company, $15,000; U. 8. Fidelity and Guaranty Company, $17,500; Norwich Union Indemnity Company, $12,500: Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York, SIO,OOO. Similar suits against other J ur- ; ance companies have been fli in local court by Albert F. Bell, br. .her of Mr. Bell. TRAIN FLAGMAN KILLEp Tries to Warn Motorist, Stops in Front of Engine. By United Pre* NEWCASTLE, Ind., Aug. I. While attempting to warn an auto of the approach of a train. John Rogers, a flagman, stepped in front jof the train and was killed. He was not on duty at the time, but saw the danger to the auto party and went to warn them back. Tourist Camps Pay That free tourist camps maintained by cities pay In business fcrought to those towns is shown by a recent survey of forty-eight such camps by the American Automobile Association. The average amount spent by each tourist is estimated at about $6 a day, while all it costs the city to maintain the camp is about $lO a day. Wear Simple Clothes Simple knockabout clothing is the best kind for motor wear. As few changes as possible should be taker, along. You travel for the sport, not for show. Gone, but Not Forgotten Automobiles reported stolen belong to: H. H. 'Woodsmall, Fidelity Trust Company Bldg., Chevrolet, from Market and Delaware Sts. Sam Nichols, 1534 Kelly St., Overland, from Pennsylvania St. and the Union Railway elevation. Lorabee S. Shinn, 658 N. Gray St., Ford, from Pennsylvania and Washington Sts. Earl C. Butterworth, 557 N. Dearborn St„ Chevrolet, from New I York and Meridian Sts. Pleasant Griffey, 1023 HumeMansur Bldg., Chevrolet, from Michigan and Meridian Sts. Melvin J. Abbott, 5760 Central Ave., Kissel, from New York and Meridian Sts.

A Car Complete Here is what “Wayfarer IV, ’ said to be America’s bestequipped, carries: Grade and altitude meters, gas, oil and water gauges, thermometer, barometer, two cigar lighters, light controls, graduated dimmer, memorandum pad, oil pump, three buttons to control oiling of chassis, sun shield, two automatic windshield cleaners, two colored glass glare protectors, four ventilators, fan, twenty different lights, winch and rope for emergencies, caterpillar sand belt for rear wheels, four-wheel brakes, emergency oil and water containers, map-making machine. To chart anew road, Dan J. Nee, the driver, merely presses a series of buttons on the mapmaker to register “right turn,” “left turn,” "garage,” “bad road,” etc., on a tape. From this an accurat© map of the road is made. *

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TAX VALUATIONS RAISED State Board Boosts Assessments in Twenty-four Counties. Personal property owners in twenty-four counties will pay taxes on values increased from 5 to 33 per cent by the State tax board which closed its hearings for equalization of assessments Thursday. Marion County was heard Thursday but no change ordered. It is believed the increase in assessments will bring Indiana’s total assessed valuation tc> $5,300,000,000. The Indianapolis valuation will total about $’ r 30,000,000. The increase in the State totals $30,000,000. Stepson Shoots Father By Times Special LAFAYETTE, Ind., Aug. I. Frank E. Younker, former patrolman, was suffering today from a revolver wound in the shoulder. He was shot by his stepson when he tried to enter the home of his wife.

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ECONOMY SHOE SALE FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN STARTS SATURDAY AND CONTINUES FOR TEN DAYS. These shoes formerly sold $3.98, $4.98 and $5.98. gaol iw Ciraj anil ■*** MEN’S Iff SHOES AND ■ JML Oxfords $2^45 THE STORE OF GREATER SHOE VALUES LOWEST PRICES ON CHILDREN'S SHOES HU nt\ f Bring a Copy of This AdverNKJ B BBj t t* sement t° Our Store and Receive a Special 5% Discount Store Open Saturday Until 10 P. M. for Benefit of Out-of-Town Customers -The Store with the Blue Front” SHOE STORE 316 W. Washington Street

Emergencies Every’ touring party should have a first-aid kit for emergencies. The kit should contain: Gauze compress with bandage, extra sterilized gauze, adhesive plaster, triangular bandage for slings, head dressings, etc., earbolized petrolatum for burns, sunburns, etc., gauze bandages, tweezers for removing splinters, -etc., scissors, iodine applicators, safety pins. Besides, some favorite family remedies may be taken. Such as castor oil, Epsom salts, quinine for fever, mustard for footbaths, carbonate of soda for indigestion and a small hot water bottle for relief from chills or neuralgia.

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Another New Store This Week—BEN DAVIS, IND. Now Open With a Complete Line of Groceries, Fruit*, Vegetables, Lunch and Smoked Meats Wanted Storerooms Everywhere SUGAR “'loi 70c POTATOES ,a27c Soap wE' 10135 c BUTTER US* 40c MILK SK 3.'.-25c Watermelons H 40c Bananas % 2 Lbs., 1 5c I CABBAGE Lb., 2V2C LEMONS 300 Size Doz., 20c APPLES Transparent Lb., 5c prApucc e l /* 1 bu. $0,50 ILnUllLd Elbert..,Lb, Qq Basket 4 . MASON JARS p£,6sc g£7lc #%■ SET BHfe T BUY ALL I®® ttHIU ID fC EU lET I EXTRA LOW Ai A rtn-iLL price,pkg„ Swansdown Cake Flour, pkg 29c | Peanut Butter, fresh made, l9c Del Monte Red Salmon, tall can, , , .55c 1 Shredded Wheat, plkg 10c bel 'Monte Prunes, 1-lb. tin can. . , ,20c special for iced, PdoaNdc Del Monte ’ Sliced or OCb ■ CClvllw Halves, Large 2% Can PEAS# 12c D 15c if 20c Van £amp -x Beans, can. . . . .TT77! ,8c j Campbell’s Beans, 3 cansTTTTTTTTTTSSc Van Campus Hominy, lg. 22/g can. .8 l-3c d)ak (irove Oleo, lb 29c Van (lamp’s Tomato Soup, can. , . c Good Luclr Oleo, lb 31c Gold Dust eH 25c PDICTBTS B The Modern Water villO I LLL Softener, Package, Ov Creme Oil Soap, bar 6c Crystal*White Soap dfiips, pkg 19c Palmolive Soap, bar. 7Vgc Fab, triple size pkg 20c Jap Rose Soap, Ibar Toiletex Toilet FOULD’S Spaghetti 4 | 25C Bacon, sugar cured, lb 20c Cheese, finest quality Longhorn, lb. .2?c Mazota (Ml; pint, 27c; quart 49c Sweet Milk, quart bottle 10c rig Bars, fresh baked, lb 12Vgc Soißed Iff am, finest quality, lb 50c Mustard, big 32-oz. jar 15c Meat Loaf, finest quality, lb 20c nnrrrr Oar Victory Jackson’s Jackson’s iJll ii a ■*jP ent * Special Perfection ■ ■■ 25° Lb - 35 c Lb. 45c Lb. jHB Over 110,000 Loaves Sold Weekly M| §JP njp §L gm Isl Made in 1 ' Modern Bakery jE^T BMILHU Big 16-Oz. Loaves 3C u Wrapped—Refnlar 8c Value

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