Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 161, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1924 — Page 22

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TIRE OWNERSHIP SOLVED Christian Vehliug Cleared of Blame and Charges Dismissed. Detectives today said arrest of Christian Vehling. 32, of 1242 Shepard St., on a charge of taking fifteen tires of the Chevrolet Manufacturing Company from the Speedway last May was part of a move to clear up ownership of the tires. Charges have been dismissed and Vehling cleared of all blame. Vehliner was given the tires by a representative of the company which furnished them to the Chevrolet company. He stored them. When an official of the Chevrolet company demanded the tires, Vehling refused to turn them over until he was shown the Chevrolet company had proper title to them. The tiling of the warrant followed. RIDES TO JAIL IN STYLE Motorist Drives Theft Suspect to Headquarters. Lawrence M. Jackson. IS. colored, 1428 N. Senate Ave., rode to jail, and it wasn't in the Black Maria, cither. When Everett Grossard. 5204 College Ave., went to his car Thursday night Jackson was in it. Grossard suspected him of accessory thefts and invited him for a ride. The ride ended at the police station, where waiting patrolmen slated Jackson. A mototneter was found in his pocket, police said. I .oral Doctor Heard By 7(!<•* Spn'ial XOBLESVILLE. Ind.. Nov. 14 Hamilton County Medical Society Thursday night heard Dr. \V. T. .Kyle of Indianapolis talk on “Immunization."

LUCK! V\ /HEX some mail takes a sudden step *▼ up in the world, a lot of people say, “Luck!” Probably he worked and saved a long time to get ready for that step up. There is more “Savings Bank Luck’’ than any other kind and you can make it for yourself by opening an account here. We Pay 4 1 / 2% on Savings Hours—S a. m. to 5 p. m. daily. 8 a. m. to S p. in. Saturdays. OUR INSTITUTION' IS ORGANIZED TO SERVE THE FINANCIAL NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE. Meyer-Kiser Bank 128 East Washington Street

DEPENDABLE DRUG STORES

So many, many worth-while savings are offered af Hook’s low every day out prices. Do not let these economies slip by you. Household Necessities

60c Liqnid Veneer 39<* 60c Lyknu Polish 54c 60c Simonize Cleaner ....48c 35c Hoosier Knoxall Soap 29c H. & H. Carpet Soap 19c 25c Ammonia Water 17c 12c Bon Ami 10c 10c Climalene, 3 for 25C 75c Butcher's Old English Floor Wax 64<t 75c Johnson's Liquid Wax 59C Paraffine Oil. quart 25c Whiz Hand Cleaner lOC P. & G. Soap 5c 50c Samoline for woodwork. pint 39C 25c Wright's Silver Cream 21C 25c Rough on Rats 19c 30c Sani Flush 22c Lux Soap Flakes IIC Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 for 25<?

Pantry Specials

Pure Strained Honey, 29<* Kiddies and grown-ups like honey—and especially when it is pure and good. A 16-ounce bottle. 29c. Delco Coffee, lb 45C Armour’s Bouillon Cubes 23<t Mother's Breakfast Cocoa. 2 lbs 29c

Service With a Saving

Attractive Slender Ankles Graceful ankles, you have noticed, are not always Nature’s gift. Possbily the owner has profited by the advantages Sangrina offers. Sangrina is uneqialed for reducing. for eliminating excess flesh. $1.50 Sangrina Tablets. *1.19 To facilitate the process there is Sangra Salts It is anew French discovery imported mineral salts. Dissolved in the bath, they beautify the skin, stimulate circulation and slenderize.

A Puzzle a Day

CHICAGO •'How many persons," asked the professor, “know that Chicago begins with a ‘C and ends with an ‘E?’ None of the students believed him. but he finally proved that his statement was correct. Can you figure it out? Yesterday’s answer: T] I 1 {~U-* 1 —i—v , . .. —1 The diagram shows the shortest course taken by the messenger, who entered each booth only once, and did not cross his path. It will be noted that he crossed the wide aisles as few times as possible, which aids in shortening the route. Other similar courses are possible. Marion Mail Hangs Self 8 11 Timex spc< ini MARION, Ind.. Nov. 14. 111 health was assigned today as the motive for the suicide of Jonathan Tolie, 71. found hanging from a rafter in his barn. An invalid wife survives.

Fab, 3 for 35C Sulphur Candles 5c 35c Stearn s Rat and Roach Paste 29c Sponges, 25c upward to $1.65 15c Skat Hand Cleaner. . lOc Borax, 20-Mule Team, pound 13<* 30c Carbona Cleaner ... 24c 15c Diamond Dyes, 2 for.ls<* 35c Energine 25c Enos, complete with spray 81.13 Fels-Naptha Soap 6c 25c Gold Medal Furniture Polish 19^ 60c Liquid Veneer 39<t f>oc Putnam's Dry Cleaner 34C Ivory Soap, dozen 84c Clayton's Kilflea Soap.,.. 19c 2.000-sheet Toilet Paper. . 20c 15c Northern Tissue, 2 for 25c

Marshmallows, to top off the delicious cup of cocoa. pound ...49c Concentrated Punch, jug.39C Sse Pompeian Olive Oil, pint 64C Vanilla Extract, 2 oz 40C Whole Cloves, 3 oz 15c Powdered Cassia Cinnamon, 3 ozs lOC Black Pepper, 4 oz lOC

60c Red Pepper Rub, 49c Red Pepper Rub is for external use. Will give relief quickly if the affected parts have thoroughly cleansed and dryed —then apply the ointment and rub. Rubbing will produce almost immediately a soothing, penetrating heat, comfort and relief from the pains of Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuritis, Sciatica, Backache, Sprains, Strains, Chest Colds and Congestion. Try a Jar, 60c Size, 49c

@ 6 6 Is a Prescription prepared for Colds, Fever and Grippe It is the most speedy remedy we know Preventing Pneumonia

CuticuraTakran Is Soothing For Baby’s Skin Smp. Omtnaal, Talcum w>M •rtere.

Strictly Hand Tailored Upholstered Furniture Built to Suit You MESSENGER’S E. Washington and Delaware Sts.

For Furniture—

LKARN BfcAtTY CIUIKE In most convenient and up-to-date beauty parlor in the Middle West, taught by experts. Day and evening classes now open. Free clinic. Fairyland Beauty Seminary ROOF GARDEN. PLAZA HOTEL New York St. and Capitol Ave. Miss ESTHER SHORT, Mgr. Ct r.-le <n*

OHIO SHOE REPAIRING 45 W, Ohio St,

CORONA FOUR PORTABLE Four-bank Keyboard Sold on Liberal Monthly T>rm% If Bfhlrfd. Only S6O With Case JUDD Typewriter Exchange 11' V Meridian Street. MAin Como in anti sec the new porttable adding machine. Ask us for demonstration.

Notice Workingmen! Great Quantities of Prison-Made SHIRTS, PANTS AND OVERALLS Are Flooding the Market All kinds of label* to deceive you ere being used. Inslst on Made for 41 Years by LEWIS MEIER & COMPANY, Indian apol Is Sold by Ail Dealers TIMES WANT ADS Are HELPERS

1 - I jL O PRICE J 7 9 -50 LaSl fc SAVE $14.50

The Time is Short Quick Action Is Needed If You Would Save 514.50 on This All-White A-B

We are not given to the use of superlative phrases but here is an instance where we feel we are justified in extending ourselves. This handsome, all-white porcelain enameled and nickel-trimmed A-B is, in our opinion, the biggest gas range value In the city and from the large number that have already been purchased, many Indianapolis women must think likewise We have never before offered this model for $65. The saving of $14.50 is a genuine one as the price of this all-white A-B will be $71.50 right after the sale.

UHMMirPI IT hardware co. V UnHICmU I 120-124 E. Wash. St.

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FOUNTAIN PENS Waterman. Schaeffer Lifetime, Conklin, Moore, Duofold, New Improved Eversharp Pencils. Pens and Pencils Repaired CLARK & CADE Claypoo! Drug Store

Is Your Car Snug for Winter Driving? Special Values

Diamond Cords —Fabrics 30x3 Vs Diamond Clincher PA Cord 30x3 Diamond Tf-'r $6.50 30x3 Vo Diamond Tsr b / iC . .... $7.00 Heat or Cold Matss for For ■ Fit snugly around all the slots and keep out the cold. A A Set 40C DIAMOND Gray—First Quality TUBES 30x3 $1.20 30x3/ 2 $1.35 .32x3*6 SI.OO 31x4 $2 32x4 $2.40 32\4 $2. .'it 34x4 $2.50 32x4*£ $5.75 33x4 C. |3.sr. 34x4... $4.00

Tops Waterproofed for $1 GUARANTEEDIIIIn'SiU? 211-13 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET ( ,n „Un N s.Vn All Ikvnn Sent PoMpmid to Any Within Mile-* of IndliuiapolN I pon K<*ript of < lin k or Money Order.

Terms: $5 Down and $5 a Month The terms, like the low price, were made to appeal to all. This all white A-B is 25 inches deep, 42 inches wide. 4S inches high with a large baking oven 20x16x12 inches, a broiler, 20x16x7 inches and ’a cooking top 10x21 inches. An automatic lighter is included. Ranges connected free of charge if gas is above floor at range location. Come Saturday.

DIAMONDS Set While You Wait New Designs. 18-Karat White Gold. CHAS. S. CARTER Mfs- Jeweler 301 Kresge Bldg.

Extra Heavy Top Recovering For Ford Ca-s Special, extra high grade top material, made by a concern nationally known for its superioj products. This top recovering comes complete ready to apply. Foard Ford TourRoadsters, s♦> ing ....$7,25 Brake and Pedal Pants for Fords Radiator Pads for Fords \ protective pad for the front of the radiator. Helps prevent freezing and mak< -i tarting D r easier. Special .... ODC Manifold Heaters for Fords and Other Cars Easy to install. Warms your car up in a few minutes. Clean and odorles Adjustable shutter. * or Special !.•£/

Salesroom in Dcwnlom Factory

HOOSIER OPTICAL COMP AN Y Our Record—Over 60,G00 Not how Cheap, Pairs of Glasses in 10 Years * But —how Good. _Ask J tor Sh ur-on 7 SPECTACLEA J Uur frames are of the best manufacture — our lenses are fitted and ground by experts. Our finished product is second to none. We guarantee our glasses to give perfect satisfaction —glasses will be changed free of i charge any time within first six months. if double vision lenses are needed, we recommend the Kryptok Invisible Bifocals (not Single lenses fitted and ground cemented), complete with $ | for your eyes, complete in any mounting J&. mtSSBB frame or mount M _ ™ 4to / /Vo Examination Charge Hoosier Optical Cos. 148 N. Illinois St.— J /2 Block North of Traction Terminal Open Saturday Till B—Sunday by Appointment

Out of the High Expense District MenS CHILDREN’S SHOES | 1 $1.39 j. Men’s Outing Men ’ s Heavy SHOES VXtff if M||ii Work Shoes S 1 99 a " d Mlk = aild C aVwe?al = JUST ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF THE HIGH EXPENSE DISTRICT 109-111 South Tlta Chno 109-111 South Illinois Street 1 111# UllllC if I ill Ikl# l Illinois Street

An Economical Service My policy has always been to provide caskets of the best quality obtainable at a most reasonable price. The growth of my business is the best proof of this policy. You are invited to visit my show rooms and convice yourself of the low prices at which my caskets are offered. “AST JOHN F. REYNOLDS SnS •‘LEADER IN SENSIBLE BRICES”

FRIDAY, NOV. 14, 1924