Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 108, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1925 — Page 19

FRIDAY, SEPT. 4, 1925

METHODISTS OF DISTRICT HAVE MEETING HERE Denominational Leaders on Program at Roberts Park Church. For the first time In a quarter century Methodists of the Indianapolis district held an all-day conference today at Roberts Park M. IS. Church. Denominational leaders were on the program. Practically every church was represented. Dr! Harry A. King, district superintendent,! said about 100 local ministers were examined for license. "Whatever life’s problems are, the solution lies in the finding of a personal God,” declared the Rev. Edwin W. Dunlavy, pastor of Roberts I'.tik, in the conference sermon. Tragedies Discussed Speaking on “The Greatest Tragedy of Life,” he compared the tragedy of Job with the tragedies of literature. "The plan of Job’s tragedy differs from Shakespeare’s tragedies in that Shakespeare closes his tragedies with the harvest of death, while in Job the tragedy is in the prologue. It’s greatness lies in the greatness of its solution.” Dr. Orien W. Fifer, pastor of Central Ave. M. E. Church, and Dr. George S. Henninger, pastor East Tenth St. M. E. Church, spoke. Bishop to lYeside Frederick D. Leete, of the Indianapolis area, will preside tonight and the Rev. C. P. Gibbs, of Franklin, will speak. District superintendents conferred with Bishop Leete at State headquarters in Hume-Mansur Bldg., Thursday on plans for the annual conference Sept. 9-i4 at Jeffersonville. % GARAGE MANAGER DEAD Services Saturday Morning For Fred R. Chandler. Funeral services for Fred It. Chandler, 46, of 3817 N. Pennsylvania St., manager of the Plaza garage, who died Thursday at Methodist Hospital, following an operation, will’ be held at 10 a. m., Saturday, at the residence. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Mr. Chandler, who was born in Bradford, Penn., had been a resident here seven years. He was president of the National Drivyurself Association. He was a member of the Indianapolis Athletic Club, Kiwanis Club and Central Avenue M. E. Church. The widow, two daughters and his mother survive. LONG ILLNESS FATAL Prolonged illness caused the death of Harry G. Morris, 38, a life long resident of Indianapolis, late Thursday at Indiana Christian Hospital. IjTuneral services will be held Saturmorning.

SABLO'JKY’S Department Stores 804-12 Mass. Ave. 808 Ft. Wayne Ave. 2345 Station St. ‘ The Largest Little Stores in Town” Hope Muslin 38 inches wide. 15c Yd. Marquisette Beautiful bird and f.oral patterns; fine for curtains or overdrapes. 15c Yd. Thread Clark’s O. N. T. black and white: all numbers. 45c Doz. Boys’ Suits Appropriate for school wear. Well made in a variety of attractive patterns. TWO PAIRS PANTS are Included. $4.95 Girls’ Gingham Dresses Pretty little dresses in popular checks and stripes, daintilj trimmed of bu'tons. ribbon and tape. Sizes up to 14 years. 95c Ladies’ Apron Frocks Good quality gingham used throughout. Attractively trimmed. Small, large and medium sizes. Unusual valuer, at only—--69c Men’s Athletic Union Suits Bibbed insert; all size*. 39c Genuine Samson Suitcases B.inforced with wood frame aroui.d entire case; standurd size; black. SI,OO SABLOSKY’S

HONOR INDIANA MOTHER CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind., Sept. 4.—Mrs. Lidia E. Manson, who was elected national president of the Ladies of the G. A. R. Thursday at

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20c SOCKS 9c Pr.

Sablosky’s Have Purchased the Entire Stock of Men’s Fine Furnishings From the Lamb Manufacturing Cos. at 50% On the Dollar Dealers Attention—Out Goes Everything at Unheard-of Prices

LOOK, MEN!! All standard, reliable merchandise, cheaper than wholesale prices. Nothing will be moved—every piece must be sold —QUICKLY. All sales final. *No layaways, exchanges or refunds. Super-Bargains Get Your Share Pick ’Em Out SALESMEN WANTED For the duration of this sale. Apply Friday afternoon. Look for the Big Signs On Indiana Avenue Just Off Illinois Street Doors Open 8:00 A. M. Saturday, Close 10 P. M. Remember, Tomorrow Morning at 8 O’Clock

—Formerly— LAMB MANUFACTURING CO. 211-213 INDIANA AVENUE

Grand Rapids, Mich., is a resident of this city. She was twice president of the Indiana department. She had six sons in service during the World War.

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TIRES TIGER FOOT CORDS TUBE GIVEN A tube actually given with every Tiger Foot Tire. Our prices are not marked up to cover the cost of the tube.

30x3% *9.50 31x4 *17.00 32x4 *19.00 33x4 *19.50 34x4 *’JO.<tl 33x4*3 |24.00 34x4*j 125.00 33x5 *.H>.QO 35x5 *::i.0o Tiger Foot Heavy Duty Truck Tires Built with the truck owner’s requirements in ’ mind for heavy duty. The massive flat tread insures proper traction; the heavy side wall is protection against heavy loads; while the scuud inner construction means that you will get the most for your money in the way of tire service. Every truck owner should see this tire now—it will pay you to do so NOTE-—The truck type tires ean he used satisfactorily on heavy elosed passenger cars requiring extra heavy dutv tires. 30x3 *.3 *12.50 32*41-5 fas.ho 58x4*3 *29.50 34x4*3 *.10.00 33x5 *.15.00 35x3 •■■■ *50.50

Batteries All rubber caste with rubber handies. Made of high grade parts, and fully guaranteed for a year. 6-11 batteries only $9..Vi exchange price. We also have our awn battery service station with drive-In service. FREE BATTERY TE‘T SEKVKE

INDIANA WHOLESALE TIRE CO. c •So 201 N. CAPITOL AVE. a2rs Open even!lies and Sunday*. Mali order* prepaid. Free delivery to all part;* of the nty. Tire changes mini** in our own garage. No eurh work*

Just Think of Such Values! Only a few are listed here—there’s hundreds of others, but we have no room to tell you. Just be here when the doors open tolhorrow.

SOCKS 20c Values, 3 Pairs, A 25c; Pair vC 40c Values, 1 Pair lOC 65c Values, Oft. Pair CVZ High-grade socks; silk, wool, etc.; up to $2.00 values; 2 Pairs, $1.25; CT _ Pair DOC SHIRTS New stripes, checks and plain colors, up to 07/* $3 values, 3 for $2.75 I C Slightly soiled shirts, up to $2.00 values, 4 for CO/* $2.00, each . . DJJC One lot including high-grade broadcloth, silk stripe madras, etc.; up to $3.50 values; 3 for $4.00; choice g. . . 1 UNDERWEAR This is the genuine Cooper’s Allen A. No better made. Summer, fall and winter weights, athletic style or long length. Various materials of the highest A*7 quality. Choice UI C

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TIGER FOOT TIRES TIGER FOOT tires are fully guaranteed by us to deliver dollar for dollar service. 173 Parmelee busses in Chicago equipped with Tiger Foot tires is proof of their dependability. Every Tiger Tire is guaranteed to be first quality. and is clean, fresh stock. Six reasons why we recommend Tiger Foot Tires: 1. They are fully guaranteed by us against defective workmanship and material, and adjustments will lie made by us at our store. No delay in waiting for factory decisions. 2. Their tensile strength is greater; they are resilient And will give to road shocks and bumps. 3. They are constructed with a massive tread; means added mileage and beauty of appearance. 4. They are designed to minimize skidding to the lowest possible degree; means safety and assurance that dangers from wet pavements are reduced to a safe minimum. 5. They make and keep good friends; evidence that Tiger Foots are huilders of good will and that they are sold solely on their own merits. . They contain more plys; a rugged constructed side wail but t to insure a full measure of service.

Saturday Special 30x3V2 HILLORY seconds£* 25 CORDS

COLLARS Genuine “Ide” linen collars, sl.lO dozen; 1A each IUC Genuine “Ide” soft collars, Dozen, $1.35; 1 O each IhC 35c and 50c qualities, $2.10 Dozen, 19c TIES The newest patterns, checks, stripes and plain colors. Up to $2.00 value, in three lots, 24c 57c . 79c BOW TIES 50c Values 19c GLOVES Leather palm gloves, gauntlet and knit wrist, OO 50c value, Pair u4C All-leather, high quality, dress and work gloves,Q’T up to $2.00 values. . . I C WORK PANTS Neat dark patterns, real

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§ Hoosier Sale of jOL STOVES \ Including Every Known Make. /iMmmm Each One in Perfect Working ’‘d| Ijg Jjjjli jj Order. Many as Good as New. raSlx&SnL Hot Blast8 ’ $ 27 * 50 and Up Base Burners, $25 and Up (Mtyjrv w Cook Stoves, sls and Up HfllCombination Gas and Coal Ranges, $35 to $75 Oak Heaters, sls and Up Gas Ranges, 4-Burner, Low Oven Models, $12.50 J 7 ~ Y 7 Caoinet Gas Ranges With Oven and \ \ Broiler, 4 Burners for Cooking, sls Up RED STAR OIL Ranges V 3 Off Only a Few on Hand BUY NOW—SAVE MONEY

A m SEE I Cleopatra Amt “ in All Her Pomp 3°““; and Glory at U w ***^' the Greatest Indiana State Fair J Every Night, Sept. 7,8,9,10 and 11,1925; “Cleopatra,” the most stupendous and magnificent show ever attempted in Indiana. Just think —14 big free acts —the best ever assembled in one place. Six carloads of scenery and 3CK) people will be on hand to entertain you. Also 5,000 extra seats for your convenience. t jg j ft* HARRY SNODGRASS lj “King of the Ivories,” will demonstrate his wonderful skill in the Coliseum, afternoon and evening, September 11th. Don’t miss this opportunity. jpy jU FIREWORKS!! Ten carloads of the most gorgeous night fireworks display and panorama that has ever been witnessed in the state. General Admission, 50c; Children 7 to 12, 25c Free Parking and Tenting Space Within the Grounds; Room for 50,000 Cars I Indiana Board of Agriculture Lin Wilson, President, Jonesboro, Ind. E. J. Baker, Sec., Indianapolis, Ind. Everybody’s Going Again

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