Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 225, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 January 1925 — Page 18

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SOCIAL SATURDAY AT LIBERTY HALL First Event Set in New Community Clubhouse. The first social event in Liberty Hall Community Bldg.. 3208 E. Michigan St., will be held Saturday evening, President E. M. Hardin announced today.The first and second floors are practically complete and the brick work for the third and fourth floors is In place. When completed the clubhouse will have ten stories and will cost approximately $300,000. Dedication is expected March 4. Public is invited to view the foyer, lounging rooms and gymnasium Saturday evening. Te De Molay basketball team will play a Technical High School five and two teams from the Hottentots, said to be the fastest girls’ basketball organization in the State, will play an exhibition game. Miss Eevelyn Boyd, 2209 E. Tenth St., will give readings. Dancing, with Reimer’s Blue Devil Orchestra playing, will last until midnight. CONTRACTOR SUMMONED Funeral of Monroe W. Bailey to Be Helt, Thursday. Funeral aervices for Monroe W Bailey,’62, of 947 Shelby St., build-' ing contractor for thirty years, who died Thursday, will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday at Wilson funeral parlors. 1230 Prospect St. Burial in. Crown Hill Cemetery. Mr. Bailey is survived by two daughters. Miss Irene Bailey and Mrs. J. V. Stapp, both of Indianapolis. He was a member of Emmanuel Baptist Church, Masons and Odd Fellows. CUSTOMER IS BANDIT Butcher Forced to Turn Over $lO to Sausage Purchaser, Abraham Bornstein, proprietor of a butcher shop at 927 S. Illinois St., started to hand a dime to a colored customer who had just purchased sausage and paid with a quarter. Instead Bornstein h. nded him over $lO. The “customer” had a revolver thrust at the butcher. Mrs. Sarah Richmond. 1317 Charles St., told Lieutenant Thomas she thought a smaller man was with the bandit and stood watch on the outside. Zoerclier Opposes Measure Phillip Zoercher, member of the State tax board, termed the $2,000 mortgage exemption bill both unequal and unconstitutional in an address before the Batesville Chamber of Commerce Thursday night. Zoercher said it would increase the tax rate and precipitate an undue burden on the small taxpayer. From Girlhood to Motherhood Through all these periods of their existence thousands of women toil on, often suffering with backache, pains in side, headaches and nervousness, all telltale symptoms of some local derangement. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compounl is the sne great remedy that will overcome such aliments. All over America women are telling other women how this wonderful medicine has restored them to health and the joy of living. This accounts for the tremendous demand for this popular medicine for women.—Advertisement.

SHOEBARGAi’n HOUSE Other’s values c£n not com- Ja iffJSStSf) with Look UT jflj %■(■ QT £Kk £■£■ JjldSsSm these prices for women’s and JnH SB |g 4|/ M%Jr %$ MjpB%F %f Ja wßb H Tii N3t ii ing dm A^air |^Sfc Thousands of pairs sacrificed. Remember, we are a clearing house for overstocked shoe stores; that is why we can sell so cheap. And don’t forget the location—just, one block south of the high expense district 1 BOYS’, GIRLS’, CHILDREN’S -'"going fast- '- r=ri SS"!.!? 1 * '“” •■' gjssi “”"•• F“" fw™j ' lvi== t Lisle HOSIERY f£C JH\ L an< * HR! | In, gray, brown and black. Buy mM - sf'£\ I for*their 7 ° U WIUlt * Ml * lITVIi long wearing thousand pair laat. 2 Pairs 25c * / ** Lon t wait any longer if you want some of this hosiery CIX MEN’S WORK SHOES MEN’S OUTING SHOES fl^T Jj|k Uakide and Composition Sbies I comfort Ilf** A Outwear a•vr a l Cl dt and outdoor serv- M/*f pfisj^tjp (aca ,g? m u.kid. dJ/ fjf # ,W I tolM. ll ./p/ wfclSeS# *SSSf ■■ “*• l in. m c JS? I . _ Wadsl*^ ios-ill s. -|-|j p qu/n p ki s ni/pT 109-111 s. Int onut IVIMnfVLI Illinois Streel

A Puzzle a Day

The drawing shows one-fourth of a checker board. . Counting the four vertical rows, the four horizontal rows, and the eight shorter rows that run parallel with the diagonal rowy, there are eighteen rows in all. There is a checker on every square, and thus there are fourteen rows which contain an even number of checkers. Can you remove six checkers, and increase the number of dven rows to sixteen? , Last puzzle answer: GENERAL TOMATO LED ON HIS EVIL LEGIONS The concealed Spanish cities are TOLEDO and SEVILLE. “General TomaTO LED On hiS EVIL LEgions.”

DEPENDABLE DRUG STORES

Next a dash of refuge, gently smoothed over either cheek— Rouges \ Luxor Rouge 50# 50c Mary Garden 39# 76c Pert Rouge 59# 60c Pompeian Bloom 49# Karess, brilliant ..',..75# After the rouge come delightful powders, and she may have her choice of many. Face Powders 76c Boncilla 59# 50c Freeman's Powder ... j 390 SI.OO Coty’B I/Origan /84# SI.OO Mary Garden ..84# SI.OO Piver's Azurea 69# 50c Woodbury’s Facial 42# Three Flowers 75# Deauville $2.50 50c Java Rice 39#

MORE AGITATION LOOMSING. O.P. Wait Until Douncii Acts, v Say Leaders, Troubiad and turbulent as are the v■, '•*■■■ -y" >- - . '• . waters of Republican city politics, they are as calm as . a mill . pond on an August day to what they will be when the city council gets through muddling them up. This was the prediction made today by Republican politicians looking ahead to the day when the council is asked by Ralph Lemcke and George V. Coffin, rival claimants to the city chairmanship, to approve lists of inspectors for the primary election in May. The law. it was pointed ouL-gives the council the power to approve inspectors. Clyde Walb, State chairman, announced Saturday he would recognize Coffin as the head of the regular organization in Indianapolis. “We can approve the Lemcke Inspector list If we want to, and right now we are In the majority In the council,” said a councilman favorable to Lemcke. * *— Medical Lobbyist Licensed Thomas A. Hendricks. Indianapolis, has received a license from the Secretary of State as legislative agent of the Indiana State Medical Association.

When Winds Do Blowl Just because it is winter—enow fells end wind* howl, is not reason for one neglecting the corrfplexlon. Betty Is a working glt-l, but nevertheless the Is very careful In taking'care of her ekln, and uses the correct preparations. She first applies: , /

75c Boncilla 59# 60c Elcaya Cream 49# Elmo Vanishing Cream 50# 60c Mary Garden 49# 50c Palmolive Cream 39# t And Betty admires sark eye-bro-Ti and lashes, and her* happen to be light, so sho uses Eyebrow Pencils Ayer's Pencil ..20# .uxor Pencil ...... 15# )0c Lash Lux ..39# rsc Maybelline 42# ’sc Mayer’s Mascirtlla ....64# And since red, red Up* are all he style, Betty use* — Lip Sticks name-O-Youth Lip Rouge. .48# .uxor Lipi Stick 26# Elmo Lip Stick 50# Hudnut’s Lip Stick 35# Mary Garden Lip Stick....24# Melba Lip Stick 25#

SALESMEN DINE TONIGHT More Than 250 Expected at Chamber of Commerce Affair. More than 250 traveling salesmen representing Indianapolis wholesale houses will be guests of Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce at dinner tonight. Dick Miller .toastmaster, said purpose of the dinner is to create good fellowship among Indianapolis salesmen. Prof. George Tgpy, of Wabash College, and T. A. Lowery, Chicago, will speak. D. U. DINNER SET FEB. 7 Fraternity to Hold State Banquet at Indianapolis Athletic Club. Delta Upsllon fraternity State banquet will be held Feb. 7, at Indianapolis Athletic Club, Harold S. Brown, secretary, announced today. Prof. Robert E. Williams of De Pauw University, will speak. Members of De Pauw, Indiana and Purdue chapters and alumni from all over the State will attend. Oiflcers of Indianapolis Alumni Club will be elected. Envelope Official Dies Bu Time* Hvrcial , _ MONTGOMERY, Ala.. Jan. 30. James B. Theater. Springfield. Illassistant general manager of the United States Envelope Company, of which the Central States Envelope Company division is located in Indianapolis, died suddenly here at the home of his sister, Mrs. Maude Hannon. _

Vanishing Creams

00c Pompeian Day Cream.4s# 80c Pond’s Vanishing 49# 25c Woodbury’s Facial Cream, tube 19# Karess Vanishing #1.50 And not, liking her hands to he chapped, before going 'out Into the cold, she uses— Hand Lotions 35c Frostllla 27# 50c Hazeline Snow '.34# 60c Hind’s Honey and Almond Cream 39# Hook's Palmetto Lotion ...25# find after the day's work is done, and she Is ready to Jump Into bed. •be always uses—- . ... " , Cold Creams 60c Daggett and Ramsdell’s Cold Cream 39# 60c Elcaya Cold Cream ... .45# 50c Palmolive Cold Cream. .39# 60c Pond’s Cold Cream 49# 50c Woodbury’s Cold Cream 39#

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

MARINE QUOTA TWENTY Indianapolis Office Gets High Percentage of Recruits. Twenty men will be accepted from the Indianapolis office during February for service \in the United States Marine Corps, according to Sergt. H. y P. Young of the Marine Corps recruiting service. ’ The quota is the highest allotted to any Marine Corps recruiting district In the central States, Young said. First Lieutenant Edward Selby, ki charge of the Indianapolis district, has been in the hospital at Ft. Benjamin Harrison several days, and Lieut. D. A. Gibbs is in charge temporarily. THE MAGIC WORD ~ Sunlight and cod-liver oil, two of Nature’s health-givers, are especially needful to children of all ages. That is why Scoffs Emulsion is given as extra feeding to great numbers of growing children. It supplies the vital-nourishment that every child or adult needs to keep healthful For five decades, so far as codliver oil is concerned, 4a i Scott’s—has been the ipra magic word appreciated by Tuf millions of all ages. Scott St Bowse. Bloomfield.!?. 1. *4-1.?

QUALITY AT A MODERATE COST This, No. 707, couch in gray broadcloth, very heavy post corners, draped and lace trimmed satin' lid, shirred body, ruffled pillow, extension handles with end handles, engraved plate if desired. A $450 Casket—MY PRICE, $285 JOHN F, REYNOLDS , “Leader In Sensible Prices.” MA in 0439 950 N. Penn. St.

AFTER INVENTORY SALE cord TIRES Come with the expectation of getting realiy big bargains in well-known makes of quality The idea is to move these tires as quickly as possible; go cost, and original price markings have been entirely overlooked in these drastic reductions. If you can't come phone am we will hold your size.

A Very Limited Number of Each Size. Come Early!

30x3H~ D Ftbrtf. Sq . ne T: $ 7.50 QflyQ QR —Cupples N. S. Cl., ( A f A uUAUaUu Low-Pressure Cord w OawU Oversize K.** $ll.OO 91 vA Bartling Cord, i|?i (4A TA Ul A 1 ! Oversize S. fi O | U.3U 32x^ B r&°s rd .............. $12:50 19 Y A —Mason Cord, 01 >1 Cfi 04 At OversizeS. S 014.3 U 19 V A —Standard Four Cord, CM OCH At Oversize S. S ~.. 0 ■ OnUU 33x4 -*?%zr£: $14.50 11Y A —Bartling Cord, 010 1111 UM At Oversize S. S O I OiUU 34x4 ~ra I $13.50 32x4H |O?Se C S r s $16.00 32X4H S $17.50 33X4H Oversize 5...... I $18.50 QQ vAI Z —Standard Four Cord, $1 *7 CA 00 At 72 Oversize S. Sui I .311 11V R —Bartling Cord, 017 Cfl 00 A J . Oversize S. S I I iwU OOvK —Standard Four Cord, &1 Q Ofl 00X3 Oversize S. S OIViUU 35x5 ~ H SIB.OO 35X5 SIB.OO OEvR -Virgian N. S. Oord, H g 0(1 00 Ail Oversize S. S VI OnUU

GUARANTEE .K 211-213 S. 11l ■ St. STORES 938-942 Virginia Ave. We Pay the Postage Anywhere Within 300 Miles of Indianapolis on All Items Listed Except the Radiators. Send Check or Money Order.

Is a Prescription Prepared for Colds, Fever and Grippe It is the most speedy remedy we know. Preventing Pneumonia

The New Freely-Lathering Giticura Shaving Stick For Tender Faces

ONLY TWO MORE DAYS of Our January Clearance Sale 10% to 30% Discount THE GIFT SHOP, S3 SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA

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D. & P. COFFEE CO. Stand 538. East Side City Market and 809 Fort Wayne Avenue LB. Old Crop Bourbon Santos Coffee. .40c Our Breakfast Blend Coffee 45e Mocha and Java

FOUNTAIN PENS Waterman. Schaeffer, Lifetime, Conklin, Moore, Duofold, New Improved Bversharp Pencils. Pens and Pencils Repaired CLARK & CADE Claypool Dm Store

Women Who Think are practicing the strictest economy—they get competiWe tive prices of things and are running their homes on a * a y strictly business basis. A h / Nothing will help the thrifty, lL j/q housewife, who is co-operating * '** with her husband to keep ex- , on penses down, more than a checking accoum with us, by Savings which an exact record of every dollar spent can be kept. We invite the housewife’s i checking account. Meyer-Kiser Bank 128 Hast Washington Street HOURS—B A. M. to SP. M. Daily. BA.M.toB P. M. Saturday*

You Cannot Lose! 4 V Let us examine your teeth. 11 if they are in good shape, 1 ■ y you have greater peace of H mind. jjjL * w 9lf there is work needed, your W health will be benefited by 1 having your work done here, where you will get quality dentistry at verv reasonable prices. - Consult Dr. Cos field Today EXAMINATION FREE Special Prices on Plate Work Dr. J. W. Cofield, Dentist ROOM 208 MARION BLDG., 2ND FLOOR | Corner of Ohio and Meridian Sts. Entrance 10 W. Ohio St OFFICE Monday, Wednesday, Saturday. 8:30 a. m. to 8 p. m. ¥ ini ino Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 8:t a. ra. to • p. HOURS Sunday, 9 a. m. to 1 j. m. ■

//oosier Opticcd Co s. Becoming Glasses Your Glasses Should Be in Keeping With Your Facial Features Glasses are like clothes or hats—^not I all peopfle can wear the same style and II TmV look We specialise not only II H IK. in fitting your eyes X I r - lnt with the proper m I lenses needed, but V I the fitting of frames J to meet with your l 7 l W S individual require- • nwliSk 4\ Modernize \ Your Glasses \ at a Moderate Cost >l i Have your glasses made over into one of these beautiful frames, which are the very newest and of the best make. Or if entire new glasses are needed, the skill and knowledge of our six experts assure you of perfect satisfaction. NO EXAMINATION CHARGE Single lenses fitted and ground for your eyea, com- , plete In any frame or mount- }T [I ing In our stock... If double vision lenses are needed, we recommend the Kryptok invisible bifocals * a . 1 (not cemented) complete with ’Vt fn ♦ | M mounting W HOOSIER OPTICAL CO.l 148 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET Vi Block North of Terminal Station Xiv OPEN SATURDAY UNTILBP. V /Y

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