Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 160, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 November 1924 — Page 14

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FOUR BIG GAMES IN STATE; HERE’S BEST WAY TO GO Hoosier Motor Club Arranges Routes to Football Classics Saturday, Best routes to the football games in Indiana as prepared by the Touring Department of the Hoosier Motor Club for football fans Saturday are: Notre Dame vs. Nebraska at South Bend. Go notrh on Meridian St. to the canal: 'urn right to State road No l through Westfield. Kokomo. Peru. R'oohestor and Plymouth to South Re::<i. The road is paved from Indianapolis to fourteen miles north of Kokomo. From fourteen miles north of Kokomo to Peru a dttour is marked over gravle roads: from Peru to Plymouth the road is gravel, then paved from Plymouth to South Bend. Distance 143 miles Indiana vs. Wabash at Rloomingion. Leave Indianapolis via Kentucky Ave. and follow State road No. 12 through Mooresville to Martinsville: from Martinsvile follow State road No. 22 south to Bloomington. The road is macadam a few miles from the eity. then gravel with about five miles of pavement entering Bloomington. DUsance fifty-seven miles Note—Traffic desiring to use the new paved road to Martinsville, will go south on Meridian St. angle right where the street forks and follow State rad No 22 through Waverly to Martinsville. The pavement is completed on this road between Indianapolis and Martinsville, but three detours i _ e necessary for bridge work and traffic is adi iscd to drive carefully. Rose Poly vs. Hanover at Terre HaStr— Follow National road west. Valparaiso vs. Centra! Michigan Normal at Gary— Go north on Meridian St to Thirt’eth St., then west or. Thirtieth St. to Flackville: at Flaekville turn right and follow State road No 8 through Lebanon and Thomtown to Lafayette: from Lafayette follow the Jackson highway "marked ".J H" on the telephone poles) through Remington and Rensselaer to Crown Point: from Crown Point go north on State road No. Bto Gary The road is paved from Indinaapolis to’ Lafayette excepting about seven miles between Lebanon and Lafayette. and these detours are reported in fairly good condition: traffic is advised to use caution in driving over thjs new pavement. as the old bridges are still in use From Lafayette to Crown Point the road is gravel. From Crown Point to Gary throad is paved. The distance is 186 miles. TWO TICKETS IN FIELD Nominations Made for Kiwanis Election Dec. 3. Two tickets are :n the field for the annual Kiwanis Club ejection Dec. 3 as follows: Regular—Harry Yoekey, president: Herman C. Wolff, vice president: Perry W. I.esh, treasurer: Frank *5. Chance, <listrict trustee: directors. Ace Berry, Judge I-inn D. Hay and Eli Sc h loss. Independent—Robert Frost Dagget. president: K. G. Hareth. vice president; Jack H. Rhoades, treasurer: O. B. lies, district trustee; directors, J. X. Antrim, Frank E. Kotteman and Franklin L. Bridges. Gasoline Tank Robbed William Judkins. 1532 Ashland Ave., manager of the Capital City Gravel Company, Ray St. and Eagle Creek, reported to police keys had Iseen stolen from the office and thir-ty-five gallons of gasoline and twenty gallons of oil, valued at $26, taken. A New and Better Store Reputation for fair dealing, dependable mprrhandise and reasonable prlcaa haa made us one of the best knowa jewelry concerns In the city. Ton will find us a good firm to and business with: always etiable and al ways with the most dependable Jewelry at the lowest possible prices. Gray, Gribben & Gray 151 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET We Tmit Anyone Who Works PRENDERGAST CORRECT I LETTER SERVICE 1432 CENTRAL AVE. Circle ofi7. For the class >f Service yog de'ire I on vour Ml LTIGRAPH an! CIK- I FOSTER & FOSTER Three-Year Palmer Graduate CHIROPRACTORS “Where the Sick Go to Get Well” Suite 725 State Life Bldg. Phones—Office. Rl ley 2266. Home, HUmboldt 1792 * FOUNTAIN PENS Waterman. Schaeffer Lifetime; I Conklin, Moore, Duofold, New Improved Eversharp Pencils. Pen* and Pencils Repaired CLARK & CADE Claypool Drug Store

BOYS’—GIRLS’—CHILDREN’S iiL. FOOTWEAR Sis ram for tab I. tmnfndou* ami Thrv kw-p vnt Thrift low op-, th.' rain and (>£***>. I - A d* "at In* P™" cold and kwp \. C A Tk §a \k> Sf| \ m jlh combine to make warmth and tt) V ■ *D ® K >U tP w p these the basest comfort in. gW *_ juvenile foo tEvery desirable f\ ft ft wear values in ttyle. All colors. W ft tl,e rUv ‘ 3%&3& * ft ft HI / pr.l \ Infant s' Sires, Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention. Just Include 5c Per Pair fer Postage and Packing. | npi •/*. n • • Best quality sole leather anil best Men’s Half Soles 75 C [Thrift Repairmg Thrift Shoe Store MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING- —DOWNSTAIRJS m^mt Wash/ni>fon and Meridian Qfreefs ,

A Puzzle a Day

□□□s A messenger, in a market house, started from the booth with the star, and went to ail the sixteen booths, finally coming back to the one with the star. He could enter any booth at any side, and leave it by any other side. He finally discovered the shortest route; one which visited each booth only once, and did not cross his path. Can you discover the course he followed? Yesterday’s answer; A I>. The word represented by the letters A D is "abandoned.” For in A D we have: A “B” and one “D.” which spells ‘‘abandoned:’’ BIG NIGHT FOR BUTLER Special Features Arranged at Circle Theater. Pictures of the Butler home-com-ing celebration and of the ButlerDe Pauw football game will be special features of Buyler night at the Circle Theater Friday night. A thirty-minute pep sessirm for the game with Ohio Wesleyan Saturday will be held in addition to the regular Circle program. Dr. Robert J. Aley will speak; Mary Frances Ogle and Douglas Dale, sophomores, will present a comedy skit, and the Butler girls chorus will sing a number of Butler songs. The session will conclude with yells led by Thomas F. Smith.

A Christmas Special A Dainty Papeterie Gift Box whose ribbon-adorned top lias this Christmas greeting card : “Please accept this box of stationery, as a little gift for you, with my good wishes for your Christmas and the coming New Year, too.” The box contains 48 sheets of white or tinted /£ stationery- with envelopes to match. Per box 00C SAMPLE STATiONERYTTTPVkr" Boxes of fine stationery that have been on display, About. 50, hut only one <*f a kind. The boxes are slightly soiled, but the paper is in perfect condition. Charles Mayer and Cos. 29-31 W. Washington St. Established 1840.

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PEACE IN BUS FARE WAR Rate Cutting for Bloomington Trip Is Over. Following a rate cutting war, all ! is peaceable today between the Larue and the Red Star bus lines to Bloomnigton, and the original fare of $1.50 maintains. When or.e line hauled a load for a Cheaper fare, the rate cutting started, but agreement was soon leached after several trips had been irade at reduced rates. At one time ! the rate was out to 75 cents. RECOUNT IS PETITIONED Election of Dearborn County Prosecutor Protested. Petitions for a recount on the prosecutor’s race in Dearborn County have been filed with the clerk of the Circuit Court, according to word received by the Republican | State committee. | On face -of returns, Thomas A. i Cooper, Democrat, has defeated Scott Thompson, Republican for prosecutor and Julius C. Schwing, Democrat, defeated Crawford A. Peters, Republican, for joint representative. DEATH CAUSE GIVEN Coroner Believes V. (’. Klein Died From Apoplexy. Coroner Paul F. Robinson today said apoplexy was probably the cause of the death of Albert C. Klein Sr., tbi, of 3<)5 X. Davidson St., who fell in rear of his homo and died before medical aid be given. He was alive when R 0.4 sllen'in, 20-1 X. Davidson St., city fireman, and I Clyde Koger, 712 E. Pratt St., carried him into his home. The son, Albert Jr , told Robinson his father became ill last Saturday. Flowers Are Bark PARIS, Xov 13.—Flowers have supplanted jewels for the young girl’s evening coiffure. It is considered chic to twist a few real flow ers across the back of the head, holding them in place with shell pins. Asa result of the new fad. much valuable Jewelry has been pawned here.

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RABIES INFECTIONS INCREASE INSTATE Examinations Made in Laboratory During Past Three Months Exceed 1923 Record,

As many cases of rabies were discovered by the State board of health Pasteur laboratory during the past three months as appeared during the whole year 1923, it was learned today, following examination of the bead of a rabid dog which bit twelve or more persons in Greencastle Monday. In 1923 total of 114 heads were examined, twenty-two of which registered positive, indicating the animals had rabies. Twenty-one were dogs and one was a cow. Os the balance of 'the heads, seven were cats, four hogs, one sheep, two cows and dogs. In August, seven heads were examined, one showing presence of rabies. Four persons were treated. In September, sixteen heads were examined, nine showing presence of

HOOK’S STORES Market and Pennsylvania Street*, N. K. Corner in Lemilce ttldq:. Ohio ami IVmmylvani* Streets, formerly Francis Pharmacy. Illinois and Washington Streets, H. B. Cor. in Occidental Bldg. Meridian and Washington Sts., K ( or. in MrlUs. Bank Bldg. Opposite Interurhan Station. lO.* N. Illinois Street, just north of Market Street. K&*t Washington Street Store, Fa**t Washington and New Jersey. West Washington Street Store, West Witshington and Senate. Delaware Street Store, Delaware at Ohio Street. p

20c Tutti-Frutti Sundae, This Week, 15c

Playing Cards How much more fun to stay in and have a game of cards. Flinch Decks s{>c Rook Cards 5Dc 50c Bicycle Cards 3fc 75c Congress Cards SDC Steamboats, deck ’2fit 75c Five Hundred G ig Poker Chips, rubber #1.48 Composition Chips BfC Unbreakable Chips fßc

Cross Word Puzzle Books, $1.35 Cross-word puzzles are fast taking the place of Mah Jongg And now there are bix>ks to help you solve them. One book helps with the easier ones anti another with the more difficult. Either, priced... $1.35 aL Lovely Hands Such an asset, to one's appearance | The nails will make or mar. Keep them well groomed with the aid of quality preparations. Marrow’s Cuticle Remover, 35c Most efflicacloua In removing the cuticle from the nail without injury. “It's the Oil That Does It" Marrow’s Liquid Nail Polish, 35c Causes a brilliant and lasting polish that pleases the most discriminating of women. Palmette Lotion, 25c Keeps the hands soft and smooth. Delco Coffee, Pound, 45c A high quality coffee at a lower price. On Saturdays only, pound, 42<*, or 3 pounds, $1.19. Other cookery needs are: Mother’s Cocoa, 2 pound*. 29C Black Pepper. 4 ounces. . lO^ Allspice, 4 ounces 10£ Celery Seed, 4 ounces... ,20C Whole Cloves, 3 ounces... 15c Vanilla Extract, ounce... 25c

Listerine, 74c Are you bothered with dandruff? There is another use. for the dependable Listerine now—and that is to treat and counteract. the dandruff Infection of the scalp. Rub in Listerine with your fingers.

rabies. Fifteen persons were treated. In October, sixteen heads were examined, twelve of which indicated presence of rabies. According to Thurman B. Rice, laboratory director, the disease is transmitted by means of a germ or virus which is found in the saliva of infected animals. Germ is usually transmitted through a bite, but also can be transmitted through mere contact with the skin where it is broken. Treatment of persons likely infected is free at the Pasteur laboratory on X. Capitol Ave. Fourteen injections, one a day, constitute the treatment, immunizing the human from hydrophobia. No cure for the disease is known, once it develops. Family physicians also can give the treatment, according to Rice, by obtaining the serum from medical

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Lowney’s Gold Stripe Chocolates, 60c You can have your choice of a pound box of hard, chewy chocolates, including caramels and nougats with ‘‘not a cream in the box,” or a pound box of assorted flavored creams, either for tiOc.

Chocolate Caramels, Pound, 49c Rich, buttery caramels Stuffed Dates, Pound,49c Stuffed with nuts. Cherry Cordials, Pound, 59c A delicious cherry and soft cream centers, all covered with milk ehoco late.

Miss Indianapolis Cherries, Sat. and Sun., Lb., 69c

Hook’s Cut Priced Drugs If you shop at Hook’s you can he sure of a worthwhile saving. Our eleven, busy, convenient, downtown drug stores are clean, neat and courteously clerked—they are conducted on a FAIR merchandising basis.

Cold Remedies 25c. (Morse's). 19c 25e Old Mission Cold Tablets 7 19c >4 00 Bayer's Aspirin. . SKc 25c Hill's Cascara Quinine 19c Grove’s Bromo Quinine.. 23c 35c Pape’s Cold Compound 29c 60c Aspirinol (genuine), breaks up a cold.. 39c Old Mission Cough Rembedy, for stubborn coughs... ,50c SI.OO Bell's Pine Tar Honey ,^>c 60c Foley’s Honey and Tar, medium -18 c 60c Pinex -19 c 75c Essence MentholaXene 54c 25c I4eWitt’s Cold Tablets 19c For Kidney Trouble 60c Doan’s Kidney Pills. . 39c 60c Dodd’s Kidney Pi115...48c 50c DeWltt's Kidney Pills 39c 60c. Foley’s Kidney Pills. 49c 60c Monnett's Kandoits. .39C $1.15 Swamp-Root t>9c

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FOOreALlf Do you feel “peppy” Enough for a game of football? Or do you feel too tired? Something is wrong if you have no energy, not even on these crisp, cool mornings. Enrich your blood and revitalize your worn-out, exhausted nerves—take this strengthening tonic —the newer form of iron. / sl.lO Nuxated Iron, 69c to Jfibcto Polar Cub Vibrator, $4.98 A good stimulator. Can be used by both old and young for massaging. For those who have rheumatism, this vibrator will also deviate rheumatic pains.

laboratories where it is prepared fresh. While patients are being treated here, all expenses are paid, if the patient is unable to sustain them, Rice said. COLDS "Pape’s Cold Compound" Breaks a Cold Right Up Take (wo tablets every three hours until three (loses are taken The first dose al m. jkwSkr. ways gives relief. ffiySw third doses coinpletely break up VI , , ItfUm the colii. pleasant ™ and safe to take. " Contains no <iuinine or opiates, / Millions use / “Pape’s Cold \ / Compound.” Price, st y "I L ' thirty-five cents, y Druggists guarnu- / ygj tee it.—Advertise- I / ment.

Chocolate Almonds, Pound,69c Almonds coated with sweet milk i hocolate. Bunte’s Milk o’ Mints Pound, 69c Soft cream centers, peppermint flavored and chocolate covered. Golden Peanut Brittle Pound, 29c Chocolate Cream Drops Pound, 24c

Laxatives 30c Analax. priced 24<* 60c California Syrup of Figs 49c 25c Cascarets for 19c Feen-a-Mint Laxative Chewing Gum 15c 25c Ex Lax. the chocolate laxative 19c 30c Edwards’ Olive Tablets 2 4c 25c X. K. Juniors 19c 75c P. D. Alophen Pills, 100s 49c $1.20 Syrup of Pepsin Sic Antiseptics $1 oo Alcorub for <Oc Ssc lodine Tincture, 2 ozs 25c 15c Boractc Acid, 4 ozs. ..lOC SI.OO Lysol for 74c 35c Peroxide, pound 29c t>oc Dioxygen, for 49c 50c Bocarol, 4 ounces 39<* For Headaches 25c Miles Anti-Pain Pills.. 19c 25c Neuralgine for 18c 25c Celery Vesce for 19c 60c. Capudine for 49c 25c Antikamnia Tablets, 1 dozen 20c

Wildroot Hair Tonic, 49c For beautiful hair, soft and silky, one must use intelligent care in the choice of a tonic. sl.lO Liquid Arvon 74<* 75c Goldman’s Hair Tonic 09c 60c Herpicide 39C ?l K. D. X. Hair Tonic, 73c $1 Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic. 74c SI.OO Saveitt Hair Tonic,. S9C 50c Wildroot Shampoo, 39c 50c Palmolive Shampoo. .39c Amami Shampoo, 2 f0r...25c 60c Watkins’ Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo 39c Golden I.otus Glint Shampoo

• Cantata to Be Given ‘‘The Rolling Seasons,” a sacred contata, will be given by the Central

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Cleaners of Quality a.. Perhaps your chamoisette gloves need washing and you are hesitating because you are afraid they will fade. N° use to worry if you use quality preparations.

15c Fairy Soap Flakes, 3 for 35C 1 rtc Fairy Soap 7c* 1 <*o Ivory Soap 7<* 30c Carbona ( leaner 34c 10c Dyola Dyes, 2 f0r.,..15<* Tintex Dyes. 2 for lisc 10c Putnam Dyes, 2 for... 15c

Electric Curling Iron, $3.48 This Star-Rite Iron has a two-piece handle which keeps the cord from twisting. SI.OO Moore’s Pyorrhea Remedy, 8 Oz., 84c An antiseptic liquid to be used as a mouth wash to check pyorrhea. If you have tender, bleeding gums, or pus pockets, they can be readily cleansed and also healed—the painful and diseased condition is readily relieved. Why worry along with pyorrhea when it can he so quickly relieved?

CHESTERFIELD CIGARS 5c Each, Box of 50, $1.98 This is one of the largest selling cigars and is sold exclusively at Hook’s. Comes hermetically sealed, and individually pouched. Can be sold at this extremely low price only because of it being learners’ work. ALLSORBO SCOTCH PIPE The base of the howl is in the shape of a lion’s (‘law. Very artistic —looks and smokes like a meerschaum. This pipe is a real Scotch pipe, being made in Glasgow, Scotland. 4 A real 75c value for 39c. 8c Cigars—Cinco, Charles Denby, San Felice, Detroit Hand Made, Lincoln Highwav and all popular brands, 6<> each; box of 50,' $2.69. 10c Cigars —Cinco, Charles Denby, San Felice, Detroit Hand Made, Lincoln Highwav and all popular brands, box of 50, $3.44. SCRAP TOBACCOS, 2 FOR 15c Including all popular brands. Two packages 15c. or a dozen.

THURSDAY, NOV, 13, 1924

Avenue M. E. Church clioir Sunday night. The eantata will celebrate the Thanksgiving season.

HOOK’S STORES Massachusetts Avenue Store. Massachusetts Avenue at Vermont and Alabama Streets. Pennsylvania and Washington Street* Store. N. \V. Corner. Colonial Theater Store, Southwest Cor. New York and Illinois Sts. Anderson Store. 1100 Meridian St., An. tiers-n, Ind. Kokomo Store. 104 Main St., Kokomo, Ind. j I,afa> ette Store. Corner of Sixth and j Main St*.. I-afayette. Ind. \ Marion Store. 408 8. Washington St, Monde Stores. Cor. Walnut and Howard Sts.. Corner Main and Mulberry St*. Terre Haute Store, Comer of Seventh and Wabash Sts.

Ice Cream Quart, 39c Zestful strawberry and vanilla cream, and tangy orange ice. What would suit you more? And to think that a full quart brick can be bought at Hook’s for only 39c. Furnace quality cream. On sale Friday afternoon from 4 to 6:30 o'clock. A regular 55c value.

Fab, 3 for 35* Dux Soap Flakes 11C 35c Energine for 25c 30c Mufti Cleaner 24c 30c Old Mission Cleaner.. 2sc 60c Putnam's Dry Cleaner 34c 10c Diamond Dyes, 2 for.. 15c

Metal Hot Water Bottle, $1.50 A round aluminum bottle which retains the heat longer than the ordinary rubber bottle.