Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 173, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 November 1925 — Page 16

SANITARY REPORT MADE Condemnation Notices Mailed to 319 Food Establishments. The chemical division of the laboratory of hygiene, State health department, during the fiscal year which ended Sept. 30, 1925, issued condemnations notices of 319 food establishments in various parts of the State because of either insanitary conditions, improper construction, or for noni>osses&ion of health certificates. t : Prosecutions were instituted against fifty concerns and individuals for insanitary conditions. r J’sn of these were in Indianapolis. FEED FEWER SHEEP Fewer lambs and sheep will be fed in the corn belt and western feeding areas this winter compared to last. Reports from Colorado indicate that the number to be fed in that State this winter will be at least 10 per cent smaller than last winter.

Special One Day Selling of New Millinery A Beautiful Collection of the Newest Hats Made to Retail at Twice and Even Move Than This Sale Price Tomorrow, Saturday,

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All Hew Slats— Just Unpacked This Is the Value We Have Ever Offered in Our Millinery Department —Be Here Tomorrow!

Saturday — The Last Day of Cur One Dollar Extra Dress Sale (YT7\ Many New Dresses in All the 'Wanted Styles £nd Materials Have Been Added for the Last Day of This Great Event. THIS IS THE PLAN y r \§ First, you buy one dress at the regular price—then you 1 “f | may select any other dress of equal value! 11 SILK DRESSES—S6.9S SILK DRESSES—SB.9S Each, $7.95 for Two Each, $9.95 for Two / . SILK DRESSES—S29.7S SILK DRESSES—SIS.9S \ Each, $30.75 for Two Each, $16.95 for Two pi / \ SILK DRESSES—S49.7S SILK DRESSES—SI9.7S llfljl Each, $50.75 for Two Each, $20.75 for Two \|Ufisij|_P \ / SILK DRESSES—SS7.SO SILK DRESSES—S24.7S \ / \ Each, $58.50 for Two Each, $25.75 for Two \ / v \ An Extra Dollar Gets an Extra Dress ) W ® Be Here Early — Store Opens at 8:30 A, M, w

Thanksgiving Dinner Free

m HERE’S room at the county jail. Sheriff Omer Hawkins announced today that his “guests” have dwindled down to 19G prisoners, the lowest number he has had this year so far. Hawkins said he can comfortably provide for 250 prisoners, since he recently put in 100 new beds, made and installed by the prisoners themselves. No reason can be given for the slump in the number of prisoners. Louis Owens, charged

ARTISTS PLAN PAGEANT County Churrh to Celebrate Ontenial Next August. History of the Baptist denomination in Marion County will bo depicted in a pageant to be presented

si%oo Oriental turbans, snug-fitting toques, broad brimmed models with contrasting facings. Made of high colored failles, embroidered silks, satins, metal brocades and metallic cloths in gold or silver. A wide variety of styles for the youthful miss as well as a complete showing for the youthful matron. Hats for street, sports, dance, dress or dinner wear. Newest Styles, Colors and Trimming Effects

%ith murder, has been in the jail the longest of any Inmate. He has been there since Dec. 24, 1924, having been tried twice, but each time the jury has disagreed. His third trial is set for Jan. 5. Prisoners may not eat turkey or goose on Thanksgiving, Hawkins said. But at least they’ll have roast pork, gravy, potatoes and cranberries. And Hawkins said lie would pay /or the dinner out of his own pocket.

next August the 100th anniversary of the founding of the first church. Dr. F. A. Hayward, city secretary, said today. The Rev. J. H. Julian, Alton, heads a committee to arrange for the pageant and supervise writing of the history of each church.

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WANTED A TOWEL, TOO Elderly Man Complains After Washing at Drinking Fountain. You can’t please everybody. At the Indianapolis Bus Terminal station an elderly man was observed trying to wash his hands In the white enamel basin which catclies the overflow of drinking water from an ice water tank. Waiting passengers watched him with disapproval, but broke into smiles when he looked from side to side of the tank, then turned and disgustedly’ remarked, “No ’commodatlons round these places. Ought to have a towel hangln’ here,” and disconsolately dried- his hands on his bandanna handkerchief.

"Kelleve that Tickle” Swallow Just a little “Garglette” Stops Colds at the Start Ask Your DrußKlst.

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SALE OF FINE IMPORTED VIOLINS Wc have just received a shipment of imported violins from Karl Hofner at Selioenbacli Bohemia-Czechoslovakia, one of the largest manufacturers of musical instruments in Europe. The order for these violins was placed several months ago. Since that time we have decided to discontinue our line of small musical instruments. Here is your opportunity to buy a good violin at a real saving. The workmanship, finish and tone of these instruments will surprise you. Shop early for the best selection. ||||| INSTRUMENTS THAT SELL <|AA AW REGULARLY FROM sls to S3O *vU Your Your Choice Choice FATHERS and MOTHERS m $1 H i H VIOLIN TEACHERS One of these violins would make lA an ideal Christmas Gift for your J $ We invite your inspection. Wo child. Why not start their musi- ' want every violin teacher in Incal education now ? They can dianapolis to sec this remarkable learn, to play the violm in a few s ee Q ur Window Display i ot of violins, lessons. INDIANAPOLIS MUSIC HOUSE 124 N. PENNSYLVANIA STREET

■ Bungalow Combination COAL and GAS p RANGE I Charter Oak 5 Rug JUtsSl • Furnace ' - m _ _ Built like a furnace with a am JS h , *“ \ | /h M jfik smoke-consuming domed comV u \\ I[J J bust lon chamber inside, an airg / D warming chamber. A wonderful 9x12 Seamless fj JL heater. Tapestry Rugs The latest patterns and combi- j '' very popular 9x12 site. The pat- •. -'s Ws are ££ J . 1 ;y* MSil -CVj,' " This Four-Piece BEDROOM'SUiTE ~ ' An unusually attractive bedroom tgmmm r|j r™'! l suite in the popular walnut fin- |n] *7l - , n I I lsh, with rich applique overlay IJ/* 'f t I lipiuHQrLdlivp of ornamonta i wood - Has at - y JL H * -* > tractive poster bed,’ roomy ~' - - Si dresser, attractive dressing taoie and handy chiffonier. All rjj four pieces very well constructed of native American gum i| A • t wood, the wood that is. winning so much popularity not only for decorative furniture but as an interior trim in fine homes and buildings. All four pieces have the very popu--1 1 lar turnod le s effect - Truly a bargain. *n T T FREE DELIVERY f loopLt\rop Anywhere in Indiana Eapeclally attractive lump. at even more FTk aßfa / y '& w W utlrft- lilt- |irie. Eaeli mmplite in cirri Shade* are of beautiful colors 1^ MIU. Standard. of ornamental iron, riehlv 11/ r • . _ o. A decorated in polychrome. ' Washington St. ana Laptcol Ape. ' -N’. -J ! "--i

FRIDAY, NOV. 20, 1925