Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 132, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1924 — Page 3

FRIDAY, OCT. 10, 1024

CLUB ANNOUNCES ‘BEST ROUTES’ TO FOOTBALL GAMES Fans Motoring to Events Will Find Roads in Good Condition. For the bmrfit. of Hoosif'r footbai fans the Hoosier Motor t lub iourIne department ha is prepared “he>? routes*' from Indianapolis to Urban a. TIL; Richmond, Terre Haute. South Bend and Lafayette.- where games frill b p played Saturday. BUTLER V? ILLINOIS AT t’KBANA I/3TP na Irriiana Arr., fo!i’virp Siatr* Pd Vo. f> to T-ebanon ■ vc- *n State Jld. No. throurh to Indian Slat'' 1 1 folio w Illinois State Rd. Vo. If* through Danrillr. 111., to T’rbana Road is p v**l from Imhiinapohto Lebanon then rrar**! To fh'* St it'' lino Prom he Sf;? f e line to Crtvina t v r roa-1 pared. Distance I’!j rrRDi’F. vs. ros:; poly at la fayftte Leave hh Indiana \re and follow State R<L No. 6 to Iyebanon re north on State Rd. No. 44 throurh Frankfort to RossrtTle: gr> on State Fid. No *2O to Lafayette Road ia raved to Lebanon remainder r rord ;rraTf\ Distance i sixty - •even mil** KARLHAM VS. INDIANA CENTRAL AT RICHMOND Go ea*t on W St followinT State Rd. No. a throurh Green field to Richmond. Road i? paved ail the way a ?hort at D’inArth. Caution for bridge in Cambridge City. Distance sixty sever miles NOTRE DAME V?. WABASH AT SOUTH BEND Go north on Meridian St to canal folio** canal Broad Ripplr : ?o north on State Rf No. 1 through he’d to eren miles north of Kokomo here fo 1 ’ow cetoirr sirns throurh Bunker Hill to Peru and follow State Rd No l through and Plymouth to South Bend Road is pared from Indianan-di to Kokomo except two short bridge runarounds at Hamilton-Tipton Ch ’i # v line. Detour from peven mile;, north of Kokomo to TVru is over {Travel roacL From P* r to Plymouth road L jrrare. and report* n rood condition. From Plymouth to South Bern! the road U PR rA r. D sta. e is l-*fi If the motort-? de-’re- to acoid detour between Kokomo and Peru, follow the above mute !*> Kokomo t n fn eaM on St at* Rd. No ;o th H - ar.d lakes Rd . marked H I to Wahci>h so west on State Rd N> T to Peru, and follow routine pr* rio i-Iv de--/•nhed Distance 175 miles INDIANA NORMAL VS DANVILLE AT TERRE HAUTE Leave via w. Washington St. - at the edire of th* city, wher* road for*; a'_ c !***t and follow National O’d ~ r '- ‘*4 IM. t marked with white and blue hand-; end also decimated I s ; St r Rd No. ♦ hrousrh Br./il to Ter*** Haufo. Tie- ro.ul h paved Caution fo** one-way bridge j t I’utnamrille and narrow -rradc three miles ea-t o: Terre Haute. Dietai e is seventy miles. EIGHT GIVEN SENTENCES Youths Convicted of Stealing \ut<>mohilcs. Auto theft convictions Tlutrsrtav rr putted in these sentences in Criminal Court by Judge James A. Collins: Clarence John. 23. Biekn- il. 1 •!.. and Karl Carmichael, 21!. Birdseye. Ind . $2.1 and costs and ter days in jail; James Saunders. 24. and I.oe l>avi>. J 25 and costs and six months on the Indiana State Farm: Krl Badsjev. 27. one year on farm: Holier’ <'ul!i .-on. <25 and .0~-~ and i ' : days in jaii: Layman Fennell. !. *25 and thirty days on farm, and riot tort Perry. IS. $25 and costs ind six';.' days on farm. Be Pauw beholarsiiirtv \\ on Richard Hill. Cameron Moser a’d Herbert Sedam. all of Indianapolis ate anion? twenty-rive sophomores at He Pauw Cniveisity. f.rci|i -a tie. Ind. to receive Rector - hot. :-h;t>Award- verc made on basis of scholarships the past year. lied Cross licks St. laittis r.;i I'Ki/ed Pres, WASHINGTON*. *>vt. V— B\ . r. to 1 vote delegates to the annu.<! Red Cross convention select* i St. Louis ■ IS convention t ity for 1f'2.7. The last three cur vein to; - .iv. . held net e Xfx; year's convcnii"u niU convene Oct. s. Hospital Open on Sundays James Whitcomb Riley M-mor. ’ Ho pital for Children will l® open to visitor- from 2 to l p. in. d.iiij a:.> 2 to 5 p. in Sundtc s, nntti it iopened to patients, about 1 •< t. 2** Robert L. Neff. ;c minis a'o i r.ounceel today. Nurses and ,ii'- a! students will act cuides Columbia City Mail Sought Sheritf Sam .Steele, Columbia City, Tnd.. asked police to lieip locaie Kd?ar Cordell, thought t" lie a truck driver here. Ilis father, .lames Cordell, 80. is in a serious mental condition. Steele said. i Liver Trouble Now i Known as Cause of ! j Premature Old Age 1 Diseases f heart, kidneys, blood i j vessels due to body poisons Medical science knows that poisonous waste 1n our bodies would m-tuillv cause death in a few days if not elinii nated by Nature's process. - It. '-niisi if desfroys these deadly poisons, lie lircr is our most important orjrau the body's wonderful purilier. The liver prevents the formation of body poisons that cause diseases of iho heart, kidneys, blood vessels and are chiefly responsible for premature old ape. When the liver becomes weak, the poisons are sucked tip by the blood and health is broken down Physicians know that the liver cannot lc repulated hr drups. but a safe Nature -übslauce has been discovered which o il! at once increase the vital bile supply. The discovery is purified ox pall Get from your druppist a paekape es Dioiol. Each tablet contains ten drops of purified ox pall. In 2t hours the poison toxins wfll ho removed. A our liver will ho ropulatod. Blood piiriti ration will bopin Sallow skill will Hear. Toil will foo! so muoh betior you will knw you have found rho cans- of vour ill health. Pioxol ; it.lois aro harmless, tastelrs, and cost |o~ i; mi two cents each. Thes*- ponutne ox pall tablets aro pro pared only under th name "lUovoE If any tablet is offered you under another name, refuse it. 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1 A splendid quality host made in all the S fashionable fall shades. Specially sea- | ■ tured at this 'ow price Saturday only. . . . wwjf' Var- ’iaev* A Sale of Greatest Significance and Where a Genuine Saving Can Be Effected riini C* up t 0 $5 UillxLid Valuc £^s DRESSES fTresses of the ehoicest ;ind most sea- MtifWSfimm -unable fabrics, modeled in the smart jzffl XMB est of jrirlish styles. jjjat —Smart Velvets —Checked Velours / B Ase-j —Colorful Taffetas /A; . /t>—Crepes —Expertly Designed j Clever C Th e newest ( pJfflffijWSs!' j frocks. A© g.OO Fall delightfully Ejjj? } M , MIM , colors pre- jy trimmed dominate with ribbon this group designing Ha Sale of select and many fffl p r J ce frocks. with hand IV Sixes range embroidery from 7 to 14

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.HIM, ■I.I* wmum. ' U'.'-J* MWK' • j* .... MOWai. S-r SS... -11 l ll lIM.I----NOTICE! AN IMPORTANT SALE OF # Men’s Ail-Woot SUITS M llfil TOPCOATS and |Jj = B! ' Tllfi Ovfit*COAtft~ A, I' wo ®l riid back, Tkc Trtrt^rtcto Garments that" you I 1/ • Wm&f ( r I crtUtlw —guard models, belt- ine 1 opcoats vy oUld expect t 0 end I &-J ed models, box backs, raglan shoulders. Plaids. bearing a price tag greatly in excess of $14.85. We 9 i’23' coats at a remarkably 8 ! | P ' am Colors ' R eoiarkable are also including silk-lined Cravenette Gaberdines. I $1.93 I f W F^ n SHIRTS Fibre Silk KNITTED j suit,* included in sllsoj i! q'qa 29c jc,-. kr ( rlr for SI.OO X • : ' ■■■'■■ i ■■ in., |

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A™ TmJLYWQNDERFUL PURCHASEand l SALE of WOMEN’S STUNNING ctFAL French Room IHATSJPW jj Model Hats from several New | — Embroidered Hats — Rich Lyons Velvet Hats 1 —Fine Silk and Velvet Hats —Postillion Styles •. 1 —Velvet and Felt Hats —Beautiful Dress Hals v. I ' ' y i

| Women’s Fail Footwear I Stylish Satin, Patent Leather. Calfskin and Kid- n r H skin in the newest Fall styles. Patterns for street. ‘p ,y 5 ■ afternoon and evening wear. Special tomorrow. .

awn ■ niiiii eiwii If you are waiting for an oppor- .. ■ tunity to buy a stunning afternoon dress cr a smart dancing frcck or theater or party govri M \ at a bargain price make your f plan right now to attend this sale. 1 o ) / J/Y | —Smart Sa ins j \ h 1 —Poirct Tvjuis I —Dressy Flannels jjr \'/ 3 —Hair Lines —Georgettes f \y > —Twill Sheens jl ... )l —Crepe de Chine ?/ •13-s 4SSY D vy ■ JUS -• '■ aTx f p "“ /i.-ifeiur SIZES / /'ll JI H I Misses' . 14 to 20 Years _ 4*A I Women’s, 32 to 44 / ~ f I I Stouts' f 46to 54 ii I, \ irri I § Women's Flannel Women’s Wool jl DRESSES Crepe SKIRTS R >m.iri • i v * >m Irj T.ui (Ir.iv. Narr I • 56.95 $2.95 r: r i ■ ii I I— a— I' * IMII I 11 • II liwi -mm IT l—i

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