Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 102, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 September 1924 — Page 9

FRIDAY, SEPT. 5, 1924.

Here's Where You May Register Saturday to Vote in November

Here are places where you may register for a vote in November between 8 a m. and 9 p. m. Saturday, figures at the left denoting precinct numbers:

FIRST WARD t—2956 X. Sherman drive. 2 2847 Stewart St. 3 2234 Winter Ave. 4 2366 Adams St. 5 X. Rural St. 6 1793 Roosevelt Ave. 7 1549 N. Arsenal. 8 — 1737 Yandes. 9 1262 Roosevelt Ave. 10— 1544 Brookside. 11— 2005 Brookside. 12— 1318 N. Keystone. 13— 2142 Olney. 14— Church, northeast corner Oakland and Tenth. 15— 1407 N. Olney St. 16— 1531 Ewing. SECOND WARD. 1— E. Thirtieth. 2 Twenty-Seventh and Cornell. 3 Engine house. Twenty-fourth and Ashland. 4 Twenty-Second and Bellefontaine. 5 E Nineteenth. 6 Engine house. Sixteenth and Ashland. 7 641 E. Sixteenth. 8— 1946 College. 9 316 E. Nineteenth. 10— 419 E. Twenty-Second. 11— 2457 Central. 12— Rear 2517 N. Alabama. THIRD WARD. 1— 2304 N. Talbott. 2 2411 N. Illinois. 9—2104 Shnver Ave. 4 mop N. Capitol. 5 Rear 2001 Ta'bott . 6 1620 N. Pennsylvania. 7 1210 N. Senate. 8— 316 W. Sixteenth. 9 1015 N. Missouri. 10—2242 N. Alabama.

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FOURTH WARD. 1— 3519 College. 2 541 E. Thirty-Second. 3 2957 Central Ave. 4 Rear 3601 N. Pennsylvania. 5 3012 Central. 6 Southeast corner Thirtieth and Talbott. - 7 3501 N. Illinois. 8— 3010 N. Illinois. 9 Twenty-Eighth and Capitol. 10— Thirtieth and Ethel. 11— 501 W. Twenty-Eighth. 12— 1065 W. Thirty-Fourth. ■ 13—948 W. Thirty-First. 14—1040 W. Twenty-Ninth. : 15—930 W. Twenty-Seventh. 16— 2437 Northwestern. 17— 1302 N. West St. 18 — 640 W. Eleventh St. r 19—1638 Montcalm St. j 20—1334 W. Twenty-Seventh St. 21—3410 N. Illinois. FIFTH WARD. 1— 843 W. Pratt. 2 953 Locke St. 3 940 W. Michigan. 4 330 Douglass. 5 325 N. California. 6 757 W. New York. 7 450 Agnes St. 8— 849 W. Stlchigan. SIXTH WARD. 1— 26 W St. Clair St. (front room). 2 N. Senate. 3 609 N. Senate. 4 309 W. Vermont. 554 N. We6t. 6 120 N. Senate. 722 E. Vermont (front room). 8— 414 N. Illinois. SEVENTH WARD. 1—740 Massachusetts Ave.

2 314 E. Walnut. 3 City hall. 4 330 E. Vermont. 5 427 N. Liberty. 6 310 N. Davidson. 7 528 E. Market. 8— 142 N. Alabama. EIGHTH WARD. 1— 609 E. Eleveth. 2 241 E. Eleventh. 3 1524 N. Alabama. 4 963 N. Meridian. 5 807 Fort Wayne. 6 840 Ashland. 7 719 E. Thirteenth. 8— 120 W. Fifteenth. No. 6 engine house. NINTH WARD. 1— Gladstone apartments. Colorado and Washington. 2 Engine house. Sherman drive, near Vermont. 3 Garage, rear northwest corner Temple and Washington. 4 SIO N. Keystone. 6—506 N. Jefferson. 6 338 N. State. 7 516 N. Bell. 8— 1314 Marlowe. 916 N. Arsenal. 10— 247 Hendricks Place. 11— 3107 E. New York. 12— 4917 E. Michigan. 13— 631 N. Rural. 14— 22 N. Gladstone. 15— Woodruff clubhouse. East Drive. 16— 617 N. Gladstone. TENTH WARD. 1— 36 S. Summltt. 2 Leota. 3 2508 Southeastern. 4 1833 Leixngton. 5 1143 Fletcher Ave. 6 1521 Pleasant St. 7 1529 Woodlawn. 8— 1113 Harlan. 9 1718 Lockwood. 10— 1547 E. Raymond. 11— 1127 Vandeman. 12— 1338 E. Gimber. 13— Olive. ELEVENTH WARD. 1— 963 E Georgia. 2 333 Virginia Ave. 3 649 S. Alabama. 4 529 Bleking. 5 510 Merrill.

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o—Bls English. 7 E. McCarty. 8— 849 Virginia. 9 919 S. East. TWELFTH WARD. 1— Engine house No. 13. 2 430 W. Mart-land. 3 426 S. Missouri. 4 415 W. Abbott St. 5 604 S. Meridian. 6 805 Church Bt. 7 816 Chadwick. THIRTEENTH WARD. 1— S. East. 2 627 Orange. 8— 508 Lincoln St. 4—814 E. lowa. 6—2171 S. East. 6 2034 S. Delaware. 7 117 E. Palmer St. 8— 101 Orange St. 9 1438 S. Meridian. 10—1050 Church St. FOURTEENTH WARD. 1— Division St. 2 910 River Ave. 3 807 Warren. 4 1730 W. Morris. 5 1749 Howard St. 6 1424 Nordyke. "h— Odd Fellow hall, Blaine and Howard. FIFTEENTH WARD. 1 — 1820 W. Michigan. 228 Miley Ave. 8—1234 W. Washington. WAYNE TOWNSHIP. 1— Louis Henry's Res.. Speedway City. 2 1108 Centennial St. 3 1145 N. Bellview Place. 4 —902 N. Pershing. 6 523 N. Bellview Place. o—2Boß W. Tenth. 7 3538 W. Michigan. 8— 3234 W. Michigan. 9 356 N. Addison. 10— 2537 W. Washington. 11— 212 Hancock St. 12— 1310 S. Sheffield Ave. 13— Mars Hill hotel. 14 — School No. 14. Flemtng Garden. 15— High school. Ben Davis. 16— No. 8 school house. Rockville road. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. 1— Engine house. Broad Jltpple. 2 Nora Featherstone property.

8—309 E. Forty-Second St. 4 Banks garage, rear Forty-Second and College. 5 1549 E. Forty-Sixth St. 6 648 East Forty-Ninth. 7 828 East Sixty-Fourth St. 8— 305 West Fortieth. 9 Crooked Creek school No. 7. 10— 411 East Fiftieth. 11— 4179 Broadway. 12— 3939 North Pennsylvania. CENTER—OUTSIDE 1— Joe Golds garage. Beech Grove. 2 Edw. Maschmeyer residence. 206 W. ✓ Troy PERRY TOWNSHIP. 1— Fifth and Main St.. Beech Grove. 2 Townsend residence. Box 111. R. R. E. 3 No. 9 school house. 4 1 —Andrew Landers res.. Glena Valley. 5 Masonic hall Southport. 6 Perry Township school No. 5, Edger wood. -WARREN TOWNSHIP. 1— Hamilton res.. Main St.. Cumberland. 2 6002 East Washington. 8—5534 East Washington. 4i —201 South Ritter. 5—5717 East Bonna. LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP. 1— Unlversalist Church. Oaklandon. 2 Tomlinson barber shop. Lawrence. 3 Masonic hall. Castleton. Ind. PIKE TOWNSHIP. 1— Roeder s barber shop. New Augusta, Ind. 2 John J. Greeley res . Traders Point. DECATUR TOWNSHIP. 1— Community house. Valley Mills. 2 Comm unity house, West Newton. FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP. 1— Wanamaker State Bank. Wanamaker, Ind, 2 Berry s 1 place. Acton. Ind. Try the New Cuticura Stick / Freely Lathering i-gn .Medicinal and Emollient j

Pc ash] CAPITOL’S | CASH | !; :j I; credit j Saturday Special credit f I m I 1 o . 11 . ° An Exceptional Offer Beautiful and Substantial 4-Piece Bedroom Suite \ Consisting of Bed, (Jj E% I'll Chiffonier, Dressing y M if Table and Bench, *aas3^®Bß Walnut Finish—- % Jjp m Trr " r ~" n, — & — Capitol Furniture Company 211 E. Washington St. Opposite Courthouse

Save Your Sales Slips With every $5 worth of sales slips you save for goods bought here any time you get a 2 pound package of very best Domino granulated sugar. This is an added tavlng for you.

SOME of the SPECIAL FEATURES FOR SATURDAY and MONDAY Many express arrivals this week of crisp new fall merchandise. Come see the new styles. Our low prices will please you. Leading shopping place on East Washington.

Ladies’ 75c Wide WHITE BELTS 49c Boys* 49c Grade SCHOOL HOSE 35c Ladies’ $1.69 Gingham DRESSES $1 JO Ladies’ $3.00 Fibre Sweaters $1 = Ladies’ $4.00 Wool Pleated SKIRTS s2= 35c Grade School Dress Gingham 29c Sale 75c Children’s Rompers 59c

t SPECIAL Ladies’ $13.50 and sls Value DRESSES COATS $lO All brand new Fall styles. Garments such as you ■would not expect to buy | so early for so little. Come and

SAVINGS IN LAY-AWAY BLANKET SALE

I 2 PAIRS for I SI.OO nj Ladies’ 75c Fibre silk m J Hosiery fa i I Splendid fjual | ity with ravel Ka | I seam top. I I Black, grey Sgraf i | and other I I wanted shades. Ww I A Main Aisle W I I special.

Ladies’ $2.25 Beach Cloth Dresses, SI.6G

l jz£ Sale Boys’ $6.50 /(\&L SCHOOL r Awv/d’ SUITS rffr s 4= s— All sizes. Up-to-A I jj/ / date styles. I y / Good quality II If j serviceable roix- / Ij J ture cloths. Two Jfc. rir pair of pants. flSHisr There will be a fpJHr rush for these ISli* tomorrow.

Girls’ $1.25 White School Middies 98c Ladies’ $1.50 Sateen Princess Slips 98c Girls’ Black Sateen Bloomers 49c 25c Quality Yard-Wide Percale 19c Yd.

SEE BIG REMNANT TABLES IN REAR OF STORE

Open Saturday Nights Until 9 j

INDIANA DRY GOODS STORE 306 East Washington St. “The Economy Spot of Indianapolis”

Sale $4 Newest FALL HATS jg|KSj ppnam E3 L shap??. bobbed-hair SBm I M H styles: for elderly ityaiWt 1 V V women too. Plenty JK^rT* Sigher price model* j I and this special purchase of . .yr / Vfi&idwi -00 hats underprice means X \ / j an early season saving for X I you. See them tomorow. -m. VI

j Girls’ Tam o’ Shanters, 98c j

Girls’ $7.50 Early Fall COATS \ /“> ttx Ages from 6 N/ft to 14. Splenr 1 ilcl materials I I I in weights I I I suitable for t. I ml the early school days, ■al Desirable tan VTI ehacies. also \ll some plaids. A few capes in-

I Girls’sl.2s and $1.50 SCHOOL DRESSES MU 98c 1 Ages 7to 14. Neat \\ \ plaid and check \\ \ I ginghams, nicely V\\ trimmed. These r\l are extra special \ j l values for 98c. a I l $2.25 Dresses, $1.74

SALE SCHOOL SHOES $| .98 Boys’ sizes 1 to 6 in black and brown. Girls’ sizes S 1 /* to 2ln black and brown. Avery low price for these durable shoes. Big lot to supply demand tomorrow.

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Have What You Want Laid Away Whatever it is you want, a part payment will hold it until later. A good way to select your new fall coat or dress while stocks are new and variety large.

Men’s 25c Pari* Garters 16c

Boys’ $1.39 SCHOOL PANTS 98c

Boys’ 69c School Blouses 49c

Men’s and Boys Fall CAPS 98c

Men’s $2 Plain Blue Bib Overalls $ i .49

Ladies $1 Percale APRONS 77c

$2.00 Value • Ladies’ Blouses $|J9