Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 106, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 September 1924 — Page 5

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10,1924.

WOMAN HOLDS MALMUDER Screams and Leaps for Man in Bedroom, When Mrs. Alice Stroll, 421 S. Pine St., saw a man In her bedroom early today she screamed and leaped for the Intruder. While Patrolmen Roeder and L. Fleming, who happened to be passing, dashed into the house Mrs. Stroll fought with the Invader, almost tearing his toothing oft. She was the victor when police arrived. Officers said the man gave his name as Earl Gadd, 20, of 942 English Ave. Funeral Services Announced Funeral services for David S. Poorman, 89, 739 Fletcher Ave.. will be at 2:30 p. m. Friday, at the residence. Burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mr Poorman had been a resident of Indianapolis sixty years. Surviving are the widow, and two daughters, all of Indianapolis.

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j citizens thought it 1)1 was snowing. Flakes fell in their hands and dissolved. Investigation disclosed they were ashes from a Are in a ravine near the river. It was a dull Sunday for William Gilhart of Brazil, so he stole a reolver belonging to Tony Contry, police say. Officers arrested him after a long chase. Robert MUes, 10, of Portland needed $lO to pay the balance on his auto. He stole ten gallons of cream from the Clqverleaf dairy, police allege, to raise the money. B 1 ERT REAP, crossing watch man at Columbus for thirty l__J years, has been retired by the Pennsylvania Railroad on a pension. Reap says life will pe dull from now on. Ten thousand vehicles passed his shanty every day, he said. Freshmen at Tipton High School have bobbed hair. Sophomores were barbers. Wind blew a load of newspapers out the auto of Isaac Keener, Lebanon newsdealer. He reached for ’’’pm hut t< rgot to hold on the steer-

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ing wheel. When he recovered the papers he was upside down in his auto. Injuries were painful. Because his wife insisted on work ing after they were married, Russell Fisher of Shelbyville has sued for divorce. W. C. Deasy of Otterbein collide i with another car at Lafayette. That’s not all. Police found liquor in his car. Jinx town, says Deasy. Gus Billman, Shelbyville, is the Edison of the farm. He harvested his sixty-acre crop of soy beans with a harvester built of junked parts of a wheat binder. mOHN CRAIG was violently ill In Pellalre, Ohio, and called a taxi to drive him to Hartford City, his home. Friends fear a relapse when he recovers. The taxi bill will be for 832 miles. Cupid Is prosperous at Kokomo. Three hundred and fifteen marriage licenses have been issued by Countv Clerk Middleton for the year so far. within eight of as many as issued all last year. BUSINESS MAN DEAD Services for Harry Uybolt to Be Held at Third Christian Church. Funeral services for Harry Ryboli 52, 5214 Grandview Dr., presides Ivbolt Heating Company, who died Tuesday, will be at 2:30 p. m. Thursday at the Third Christian Church. Seventeenth St. and Broadway, i irial in Crown Hill cemetery. Mr. Rybolt, who came to Indlanolis in 1904. was an active church v. orker. He was a Mason. Surviving are the widow and a son, M. Rybolt. Housing Lonas Increase 'rudential Insurance Company of . -uerica reports show considerable of 9.000,000 in housing loans so far nig year made in Indiana territory, he figure is an increase of $15,000,0 over same period in 1923. d £,QRNS Dr. Scholl s Zino-pads stop corns hurting instantly. Remove the cause—friction and pressure. They are thin, medicated, antiseptic, waterproof. Absolutely safe! Easy to apply. Get them at your druggist’s or shoe dealer’s. Three Sixes—for corns, callouses, bunion.t D£ Scholl's 'Lino >p ads ■•Put one on the pain is gone“

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Pointers on Buying a Used Car Right through the year new cars are being bought and old cars either sold or traded In. During the fall and at the beginning of spring, however, is the best time to buy a used car, for at these seasons of the year there are always a very large number of used cars on the market and you therefore have a better selection to choose from. s The first thing I want to point out Is that there is a great deal of difference in the procedure followed when buying anew car to that when buying a used car. When you buy anew car, you know positively that it is in perfect mechanical condition and the principal points „ou consider are—price, general appearance, riding qualities and power. When yod*'buy a used car, gen- ■■■ 1,1 1 1 eral appearance, although it Is imHportant, takes second place to the mechanical condition of the car. It is a comparatively simple matter to ~ slick up the body finish and paint he running gear and make a used ear look nearly as well as anew car. But if you only knew the condition f thkt car under the hood and could in advance the grief its owner s going to have and the money it is going to cost for repairs, you .vould quickly decide that wher> buying a used car, outside appearance s not quite so important as the con Deceive!) BY OUTSIDE APPEARANCE ,lon of the engine and running , t;vur. * There are many bargains to b picked up in used cars IF YOU KNOW HOW TO PICK THEM. There are many tricks the owner of a used car can use to conceal defects, but a systematic examination and test will protect you against most of them. The trouble is that the average man when buying a used car does not make a careful enough examination and judges the car more on outside appear ance and the claims made by the owner. In buying a used car the first question to decide is—from whom will you buy the car. a private owner or a dealer. My advice to you Is buy from a dealer, a responsible dealer and preferably one new as well ;is used cars. For some reason a number of people are suspicious of a dealer and think they can buy a used car. much cheaper from a private owner than they can from a dealer. This is not so, for generally the pri vate owner sells his car "as is,” while the dealer carefully examines the cars he sells and puts them in good running order. The term "as is" is one you should thoroughly understand if you are thinking of buying a used car. When you buy from a private owner, you buy "as is” or in other words if the car has been doped up in some way or has some defect which was concealed or temporarily repaired Tor the demonstration, you have no come back, for you had a chance to examine the car before you bought it. Once the seller has your money and you have his car, the transaction Is concluded. When you buy a used car "as Is” it Is more than probable that within a very short time you will have to start spending money replacing worn parts. When a reputable dealer takes a used car in trade, he has it overhauled in his shops and put in first-class condition and all worn parts replaced. If you want a used car In good mechanical condition, therefore, the best place to go for It is the dealer. The best dealer to buy a used car from is the dealer who also sells the same make of car (few. When he sells a car. either new or used, his reputation Is behind U. When you want service or parts, you know you can always get them. Another risk you run In buying j a used car from a private owner In “71 you do not know, Is that of getting @ a stolen car. Thousands of cars are jd stolen every month by thieves who make a business of it, and it hap pens every day that a car bought A X from some unknown person has to /r| .i ft be returned to Us rightful owner. “Vj ICI 171 1 If you DO buy a car from some- j . llpO one you do not know, before you pay j vjr for It take the car and engine num bers and ask some Insurance com PROTECT YOURSEIP AGAfHJT pany to look It up for you. They BUYING A STOLEN CAR BY will be able to tell you whether the TAKING CAR AND ENGINE person selling the car is the right NUMBERS AND ASKING AUTO ful owner and at the same time can INSURANCE COMPANY TO CHECK give you the exact age of the car. UP NAME OF OWNER The engine number is usually stamped on the right side of the crank case while the car number is usually stamped on a plate placed on dash under hood or on toe board. It Is always good policy to ask for a bill of sale describing the car fully, its age, condition, and guarantee and for how long it is guaranteed. The usual period covered by a guarantee Is ninety clays. During this time it is possible to thoroughly test out the car and discover any defects and have them remedied before the guarantee expires. Buying a car In this way you usually pay a little more, but it Is worth it. Next week I shall gH-e you detailed instructions showing how to make a systematic examination and test of a used car to find out Just what kindof condition It la In. (Copyright, 1924, by the S. N. L. Technical Syndicate.)

ALLEGES FALSE ARREST •I. I. Itanmuml Film Soil VKuin.t Investment Company. Joseph L. Hammond. 1925 N. Rural St., has filed suit In Superior Court asking $5,000 on fraudulent arrest charges against the Indiana Investment and Securities Company, Alex Metzger, secretary of the company; Homer H. Payne, proprietor of the Dixie Garage, 2008 Bluff ltd., and Carl E. Flsherd. 1615 Ingram : St. Suit arises from sale of an auto, | which Hammond bought, and which i it was charged he failed to pay for ; completely. He says Fisher pre-

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' tending to baa constable, arrested ! him and held him prisoner two days. Fisher said he tried to Induce Hammond to pay for the car. Metzger said the affair was between Fisher and Hammond. Hansen Still Missing Search for E. F. Hansen, 83, of the Stlerwalt & Hansen tailor gup plies, 17 E. Ohio St., Is being carried on upon a larger accord lng to his business O. F. Stlerwalt. llan6en last seen In Logansport, Ind., Friday while on a business trip, friends are Inclined, to bftlieve that he has either met with harm or that he has suffered a. lapse of memory.

DOWNSTAIRS Last Three Days of Sale Just Three Days Longer in Which to Share in This Stupendous Value-Giving, Money-Saving Event. New Sales Launched Daily Others Continued From Day to Day. This Sale Is in Full Swing Now Make Your Money Go Farther by Attending This Event. Prepare Fourth Weather Tremendous Sale of Blankets Special Prices Will Be Marked on Several Popular Sizes $ Prepare for winter’s chilly blasts now in our stupendous Birthday Sale. Our Bedding Department is widely known for low prices on cotton blankets. Our full line of plain and plaid blankets will be opened for the first time during this sale. We invite your inspection of this stock. 66x80 Plaid Blankets $0 AO Beautiful plaids In color* of blue, pink, rose, lavender ands grey. Weight 2% pounds Size 78x80 Plaid Blankets Same assortment and same quality as 66x80 blanket, only In g larger size. Weight 3</ 4 pounds • A 100 Prs. Wool Mixed Blankets jyg Af Weight 4 pounds; even block plaids, blue, pink, laven- 7u der and gray, 66x80 JL • V

60 Men’s Fancy Worsted Wool Sweaters *2.95 Values that are certainly outstanding and will be snapped up in a hurry. Hard to duplicate at $2.95.

1,200 Union Suits for Women 25c Built up and band top shoulders; shell and lace knee; sires 3$ to 44. Light weight. First quality. "

250 Bloomers for Women Birthday Sale Price 79c English sateen, Llngette and finest domestic sateen and crepe; plain and striped effects. Choose from black, navy, pu/ple, green, tan and grey. Sizes 25, 27 and 29, Some extra sizes.

Girls’ Gingham Dresses, Special *1.59 Imported Scotch gingham dresses for school wear. Sizes 7 to 14 yearg. Bloqmer or straight line dresses; embroidery, applique trimmed; tailored styles; blue, pink, green, brown, navy or red. —Downstairs, Junior Dept.

500 Prs. Women’s Knit Bloomers Reg. Size, 25c Pink Jersey knit; elastic at waist and knee; well made. 3 prs. for 69c.

Boys’ Brushed Wool Sports Coats *1.95 Two pocket style; V-neck, button front; carefully made garments for sports or school wear; sizes 28 to 34. Specially priced. Camel color.

1,000 Costume Slips for Fall An Unusual Opportunity *I.OO Slips of soft quality satine with fancy pleated flounces; regular sizes; dark colors only.

300 Bkby Sacques 79c All-wool garments, In pink or blue trimmings; snug and warm for cool weather. —Downstairs, Infants’ Dept

200 Baby Blankets, Special, 69c Warm, soft pile blankets In pink or blue; interesting pattern designs. Nice quality. —Downstairs, Infants' Dept.

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