Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 201, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 December 1925 — Page 5

SHRINERS PUN TO DISTRIBUTE MANY BASKETS Temple Members Asked to Assist With Automobiles. Shriners of Murat Temple will provide food and goodies for several hundred needy poor families on Christmas morning, according to Amos T. Mack, chairman of the benevolent, committee of the local temple. Mack called attention of Shriners to the fact that the committee needs the services of a great many automobiles Christmas morning to provide quick distribution of the baskets. “The committee will have the baskets ready as early as 6 on Christmas morning,” Mack said “We are urging all members of the temple who can provide automobile.to get to the temple between 6 and 8 that morning.” He also an nounced that the committee could use the services of many Shriners without automobiles to assist in handling the hundreds of baskets. The Shriners expect to distribut< the baskets within less than two hours, it was stated, to needy and worthy poor families in every sec tion of Indianapolis and outlying territory. All requests for assist ance have been thoroughly investigated by the Shrine with the aid of the Christmas clearing house, it was said, and those who will be served are considered deserving. The fund for the Christmas baskets was taken by .voluntary con tribution at the recent Shrine ceremonial, and is limited, It was announced by the committee.- Baskets to be distributed will contain staple food sufficient to last a small family for a number of days. The Christmas distribution by the Shrine has been an annual custom for many years. Members of the benevolence commltttee, in addition to Mack, are: Charles C. York, Oren T. Owen, George L. Maas, Fred J. Brink meyer, George Hilgemeier, Clinton H. Givan, Lloyd Claycombe, Thomas C. Rutledge, William F. Holtz and Edgar O. Burgan. ROTARIANS RAISE MONEY Rotarians raised more than SI,OOO for underprivileged children at luncheon Tuesday at the Claypool. Ernest Sellers, sunshine chairman, had charge of the program. Children in Institutions will be cheered. Dr. Harold S. Hatch, Sunnyside sanatorium, spoke. ELKHART CHILD HURT Bit United Press ELKHART, Ind., Dec. 23.—Maxine Fish, 6, today is recovering from severe injuries received when she was run over by an automobile.

iranli Oh the other hand, he >. s was quite an attractive fel- > \ , , J low who intrigued her in many ways. Still, as you well know, there are some limp things that you simply ' ; can’t discuss. You, yourself, rarely know ' v when you have halitosis (unpleas* v.-Xv.f : ant breath). That's the insidious -Ti thing about it. And even your . closest friends won't tell you. •. A■■ j Sometimes, of course, halito- 1 ' % sis cniiies from some deep seatml organic disorder that re- ~1l Hh quires professional advice. Hut usually anil fortunately - --e/-:•>:%: ))) halitosis is only a local condi- ijgggSSg til'll Mat yields to the regular ,WBy?'r's- " us>- of Idsterine as a mouth /y'sj- x '' '<■ aMW wash and gargle. It puts you ||gSg| Tfef ■ on the safe and polite side. l&lws'S- s | HH Moreover, in using I,Uteriuc to ■‘•visa®’ ' < '• A'' s V-SaW'jgjJ eoiidmt halitosis, you lire quite Saw;■ 1 ■. -§|ss|!iys& V vuS sure to avoid sore throat and < " i , - ' • --ImH fi. ~S those more serious illuesses %.,, /j ' ' / • ‘ >? ■. &'■'}'■■■'■■ ■■■■■ Vy< I 1... I vlarl will, lliio.it iid.-< - ' -> Listerine halts food fermenta* v.. j. a JSE tion in the mouth and leaves the < '%s#M££M&W£&L iJiHHf Msr' ' h fc ath sweet, fresh and clean. '.- i||||||||||| •>f|gg Not by substituting some other * MW§!m odor but by really removing the Ws&£iZtiMi y\ *~ ' lllllllliil ||P|s|| old one. The Listerine odor itself This safe and long-trusted an- -f- 1 - r : tiseptic has dozens of different uses; note the little circular that comes with every bottle. Your J druggist sells Listerine in the ■ '■; , , :, - ' original brown package only— :-S."> never in bulk. There are four s sizes: 14 ounce, 7 ounce, 3 ounce :v-/, ■>. |||l|||g and IJ-4 ounce. Buy the large size hi ‘ for economy.— Lambert Pharmacal Company, Saint Louis, U. S. A. HALITOSIS Ik H “listerine '\M. . .■. '' ,^.C ~.v.~: v i ...... ~ •"* ' •jipU . -. \ ' -f-.y-v.;-:' tMgBaAU .-. ' s We’ll make a little wager with you that gl|: /J>: if you try one tube of Listerine Tooth >waftrf>.~ft...m, vi . : i .<=.-. ■ ■ ■—w.-:L.i...-...:a:,>.w.ii^SaMMßHiJlteaßiliHiiliiiiß^

She pitied '■ the man YET she couldn’t love him nor could she bring herself to be frank and tell him honestly why she didn’t welcome his attentions. On the other hand, he was quite an attractive fellow who intrigued her in many ways. Still, as you well know, there are some things that you simply can’t discuss. * * * You, yourself, rarely know when you have halitosis (unpleasant breath). That’s the insidious thing about it. And even your closest friends won’t tell you. 1 Sometimes, of course, halitosis comes from gome deep-seat-ed organic disorder that requires professional advice. But usually —and fortunately halitosis is only a local condition that yields to the regular use of Listerine as a mouth wash and gargle. It puts you on the safe and polite side. Moreover, In using Listerine to combat halitosis, you are quite sure to avoid sore throat and those more serious 11 loesses that start with throat infections Listerine halts food fermentation in the mouth and leaves the breath sweet, fresh and clean. Not by substituting some other odor but by really removing the old one. The Listerine odor itself quickly disappears. This safe and long-trusted antiseptic has dozens of different uses; note the little circular that comes with every bottle. Your druggist sells Listerine in the original brown package only—never in bulk. There are four sizes: 14 ounce, 7 ounce, 3 ounce and 1 ]/\ ounce. Buy the large size for economy.— Lambert Pharmacal Company, Saint Louis, U. S. A.

WEEKLY BOOK REVIEW Kin Allows There Be Several Drawbacks to Old Age

By Walter D. Hickman [£, URE enough, a man does have , ) a tough time if it when old age creeps upon him. And there are lot of drawbacks when a feller gets old .aocordlng to Abe Martin In his daddy's new book of wisdom, called “Things In General.” Abe's “papa,” you know, is Kin Hubbard of Indianapolis. Rather come to think of it, when you say Abe Martin you really mean Kin Hubbard. But cornin’ back to the drawbacks of old age, Abe allows in “Things in General” that “Th’ drawback t’ gittin’ ole is that we’ro our pipe, or teeth, or spectacles, an’ too often, we ferglt our age.” Every time anew Kin Hubbard Abe Martin edition of goodly and pert observation on things in general comes off the press, I have the feelin’ that I wish I had only an oldfashioned fireplace In my fiat Instead of steam heat. A feller sorta can’t get back to the beginnln’ of things unless he has had an old-fashioned fireside experience. Steam heat be comfortable, but It Is too goll darned modern when you have a book on human philosophy In your hand. The old-fashioned fireplace has rone and so has the family horse and the old surrey, but thank goodness we have the old-fashioned heart to heat philosophy of Kin Hubbard. Some Reasons In this day of the sheik drama and sex literature by the garbage can schbol of writers, it Is a pleasuse to run up against such a character as Abe Martin. A feller gets goln’ so fast now days that he must put on the mental brakes sometime. And one of the best ways I know of gettln’ back to mental sunshine and thought is to Invite Abe Martin to come to your house, Abe goes a visitin' every day in the year, and then ever once and a while he puts on a yaller Jacket and comes trooping around about Christmas time. And Abe has this to say regardin' foreign visitors: “Os all th’ visitors that come t’ this country from abroad we believe we like th’ vaudeville acrobats th’ best.” And on turnin’ the pages you will discover this timely observation: “So many soft Jobs are bein' created these days that ready-made suits come with two pairs o’ trousers.” Growing Fame Kin Hubbard, the daddy of Abe Martin, Is now more than a Hoosler humorist. He is a philosopher for any hour of the day. He talks In big national terms, meaning that he doesn’t bound his territory of thinkin’ jest by In-

diana, but he reaches out and takes in the whole country. In other words, Abe Martin talks the language that is understood on every main street, and I have been thinking that the man such as Kin Hubbard, who can capture every main street, is a much bigger man than a Broadway star. Am trying to say that in my humble opinion, Kin Hubbard alias Abe Martin, has so stamped his individuality of thought upon the nation that his future monument will

Musical Library In order to establish in the Music Department of the Indianapolis Public Library a collection of anthems for the use of all the churches of the city, and large enough to be of real assistance to them, Charles E. Rush, librarian, has outlined briefly this plan: “If fifty churches will present the Library with thirty copies of some one anthem at an expense of $4 for each church, the Library will undertake to provide an equal number of titles. This will create a collection of one hundred anthems which may be borrowed as easily as any other kind of printed matter by any church in the city. Our endeavor will be to build up a collection which will be of the highest usefulness to all denominations and which will make accessible to church choirs a wider range of music for public presentation than is now the case.”

Local Man to Go to Alabama Delbert W. Corbin. 2266 Central Ave., assistant manager of the In-

dianapolis Better Business Bureau, will take the post of merchandise manager of the Birmingham (Ala.) Better Business Bureau Jan. 1. Corbin has been connected with,the local bureau for more than a year. T. M. Ouerley, new manager, will select a successor to Corbin early In January. Corbin is a graduate of the Indiana Law School and has been ad-

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be a copy of his sayin's in every home on any main street. Hubbard has touched the heart of the nation without takin’ to the stage himself. “Things in General,” is published by the Abe Martin Publishing Company of Indianapolis, selling for $1.50 a copy. And jest a laugh, girls, with Abe: "Thar’s plenty o' hope fer ugly girls. They kin wear knickers, or take up channel swimmin’ an’ they alius have excelled as stenographers. UEAD COLDS Melt in spoon; inhale vaporsf I | apply freely up nostrils. VICKS W Vafo Rub Peer 17 Million Jars Ussd Ymarly

3-Piece Walnut Finish Bedroom CCQ CO Suite CAPITOL FURNITURE CO. 211 K. Washington St.

Reduced Price s All Standard Brand ' TIRES INDIANA TIRE SALES AT THE POINT Capitol and Indiana Area.

Save Money by Renting and Driving Our Sedans Orivurself Indianapolis Cos. At Plaza Garage LI. 6363 SO W. Vermont St

SPECIAL 14-OZ. WATERPROOF TARPAULIN SIZE Male $5.95 Diamond Salvage Cos. ♦4 SOUTH ILLINOIS BT.

VIOLIN e i * OUTFITS 14 U P lllrrat Inpe'rter* tarprat *tV In the State CarliTi Music Cos. 14S Cant tVaahlnrton.

SMART APPAREL On Easy Terms FEDERAL CLOTHING STORES ISI W. Washington SL

f Downstairs atAvres|fl^k A Popular Price Gift Store % M ior the Whole Family Last Day Before Christmas Brings Many Price Reductions Throughout the Downstairs Store. Last-Day Shoppers Will Find Savings Here.

25,000 Pieces of Toilet Goods in a special purchase to go on sale tomorrow morning at 9c. Talcum and face powder, lotions, after-shaving preparations, perfumes, bath salts, hair tonics. Check items you want and bring list with you!

Talcum Powder □ Rosemond Q Talc □"S' 9c □ II Cosmet Frangrar.d Bouquet Hair Tonics □ Hair Tonic and Dan- Q-, druff Remedy □ Eau De Quinine, QFrench style □ Eau De Qr> Quinine Ju After Shaving Preparations □ Extract Vegetal Lilas Q„ De France vv □ Superior Bay Rum Q Lotion vfU

Gift Suggestions for the Last-Day Shoppers

Oreaden Lnmpa Lovely Dresden lamp bases in colonial design with cord and $1.50 Stationery An assortment of boad and lawn finish stationery In an attractive box: consisting of 24 sheets of paper and 24 envelopes; children’s stationery and decorated stationery for personal Or . greetings. Box, lOe. 19c Gift Candles —Decorative art candles with self- 1 fitting ends. Pair JLUU Colored Bouqnet Candles—"With self-fitting ends; t for OC Ilnlr llrashes An assortment of hairbrushes with fine bristles, wood back and dT handle. 10c to P-L Mahogany Serving Trays An attractive gift are these beautifsl mahogany serving trays with two handles; glass bottom decorated in dj-l conventional design. Each DJL I'mbrellas, the Praetleal Gift —For rain or shine; some with pure silk covering and others with strong cotton covering: S-lnch paragon frame, fancy cl,ub handles: silk wrlat cord; umbrellas for women (g A A and men. JBI to tD*x*xtl Gift Pictures Beautifully framed pictures, some prints of old paintings, several subjects to choose from. Two sizes 18x11 (£-| and 17x13 Each i... D1 Polished Wrought Iron Book Ends Polished wrought Iron ship design; a useful and at. Women's Brushed Wool Gauntlets— ln plain colors with gauntlet trimmed In contrasting colors; assorted d-| 4C size*. 89c to wlw Grass Sewing Baskets— 2Kp. S9c. 69c, CQ/% 79c and OJ7C

A Gift From Ayres Means More

Gifts from Ayres’ Annex Store

For Men —

BOTS "EAGLE KNIT” CAPS—Warm and serviceable for winter wear; ear and neck protectors. Each wx BOYS KNICKERS—FuII lined part wool or double seat and double knee corduroy knickers; sturdy pants for sturdy dji QF boys; full cut, well made; Bizet Bto 17 years. Pair DX/t) MEN’S BLANKET BATHROBES—ShawI collar and dM 4C trimmed with cord; large, email and medium sizes. Each.. erx* 4 *!/ MEN’S NECKTIES—Rayon knitted four-ln-hands, cut allks and silk and wool; charming patterns MEN’S HEAVY RAYON PLAITED HOSE—Elastic ribbed tops, fully reinforced; black, brown, gray and navy. d*N AA Sizes 944 to 1144. Irregulars, 3 pairs for aJXVTU

Toilet Waters □ Rosemond Toilet A/, Water □ Rose Toilet Os. Water o\y Perfume □La Perfume Q Surprise 7v Hand Lotions □ll Cosmet Lemon and A,, Witch Hazel Lotion. ?v □ II Cosmet Cucumber Lotion □II Cosmet Almond and Q Benzoin Lotion □ II Cosmet Glycerine and Q-, Rose Water Lotion., vv Bath Salts □ Rosemond Brand, A many odors ......... Jv

Sale of

Christmas Dolls 13-Jneli Dressed Dolls Bisque head, hair and Oft/ moving eyc3. Each <6<tJU lil-Inrli Mama Dolls—T'n* breakable head, nicely (JJI f?A dressed. Each 0-1.1K7 13-Inch I’nbrcaknble Dolls —Unbreakable heads and oil cloth dresses. QQr Each tJ/v IN anil 10-Inch Full Jointed Dolls With kid body; all bisque head, moivlng eyes and eyelashes. Vi Each Christmas Decorations Wreaths, Bells, Ribbons, Tinsels, at Reduced Prices Sale of Little Tots Dresses, SI * Famous Clnderella Pantle Dresses In gingham, chambray, Eng Ush prints, pongette; cunnlngly embroidered or appllqued; small collars, pockets; blue, green, pink, yel--1 o w, tangerine, checks or plain colors. Sizes 2 to Glrla’ Princess Slips—Of sateen; bodice or built-up shoulder Btyle; some have plain hems or ruffles; white, black, pink, blue, tangerine; sises QQ. 6 to 14 years Ot/L Brushed Wool Sets —Sweater, cap, leggings and mittens; taupe, peacock or buff; link-and-llnk style, Including sweater cap and leggings; all wool; buff, peacock and |£9 QF whita tPO.atl Baby Blankets — Lovely, soft, comfortable blankets In pink, blue or tan; animal, flower or wreath designs, QF sizes 38 to 68 Baby Hos*— Fiber and FA. wool; sizes 4 to 6V4 aWJV Sweaters —Infants’ sweaters, all wool; Various styles, including tie, button-down-the-front lapels; some embroidered; others trimmed In pink (P'l ftQ or blue ls/I7

Men’s High-Grade Dress Gloves, $1.45, $1.65, $1.95 • High quality lined dress gloves; soft, serviceable capeskin; all sizes up to 10; full lined velour-back d1 4C gloves at tP-Le**^ MEN’S ENGLISH BROADCLOTH SHIRTS—Make fine gift shirts; highly finished, lustrous quality; assorted plain colors; sizes 14 to 17; collar attached and neckband etylea. $1.45

Shampoos □ Rosemond Egg Q-* Shampoo wL. □ Foster's Cocoanut Oil A_ Shampoo Hair Tonic □ Liquid Egg Q Shampoo Face Powder □ II Cosmet Face A Powder Cold Creams □ Marvel Cold Cream -fv □ II Cosmet Cold A Cream v/L Vanishing Cream □II Cosmet Vanishing A^ Cream Ifv □ll Cosmet Peroxide Q„ Cream */v

Gift Suggestions for the Last-Minute Shoppers

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Silk Lingerie 5 2.95 Sale of chemises and nightgowns of splendid quality crepe de chins with exquisite lace and flower trim. Chemises Elaborately lace trimmed, self shoulder straps, rosebud trimmings; a firm, heavy quality of crepe; Nile, light blue, orchid, peach and flesh. Sizes 36 to 44. Silk Gown s—Delightfully tailored with handsome lace and net trim; bodice style, neat trimmed hems; peach, flesh, Nile.

Women’s Bathrobes $ 3iH Os corduroy or blankat cloth; beautifully tailored bathrobes in handsome colorings and patterns; cord girdle and pocket; sizes 36 to 42. Extra large size A QP bathrobes vt.l/U

Christmas Candy Specials Cocoanut Bonbons "1 K ' cll , Jelly Strings I 9*4-4* Peanut Squares j Brilliant Hard Mixed Candy J r„ u „,i Delicious, Wholesome, Pure Christmas Candies

% Thursday Sale of Jh\ 100 Bridge . r L am p Bases Both good looking and of dependi able quality. Metal bases with wood j standards, polychrome and antique gold finish. Just the present for 1 j 1 the family— J *3.50 Other Lamp Bases and Shades at Popular Prices

Xmas Top Dept .

Overland Play Cara for Kiddles Reduced to $1.50, $2.25, $2.50. Sturdily constructed play cars, painted a bright red. Os reputable make. A smoothrunning play car that will delight any child. Overland Junior Coaster Wagon Reduced to $1.95. Well built, has rubber tires and disc wheels. They will give service and satisfaction. Natural color, with red trimmings. Overland Coaster Wagon Reduced to $3.95. Silent and speedy. Os dependable quality. Made right, will give excellent service. 4 Books for the Kiddies. Entertaining and educational books at low prloes; little folks nursery tales, animal stories, Cinderella, the Three Bears, Mother Goose stories, rhymes and jingles. 5c to 35c. Alamlaam Baklcg Set*—Sand sets, Jumping monkeya and game of Bumzap, 25c.

Nc Phone y Mail or C. O. D. Orders in This Sale

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Sale of Scooter* sl. A splendid, dur/tblr, well-built scooter, for out-of-doors boys. They set low, have strong; frame, disc wheels, rubber tires and run smoothly. Painted in bright colors. ■I Table of Games. Checkers, Authors, Old Maid, Sectional Maps and Pussies, Hopson, Qame of Geese, Race Game, etc., 5c to 10c. Wooden Toys. To push or pull; large assortment of frogs, downs, orows, bakers, etc. Lots of fun. 89c, Doll Dish Sets—Horns, musto boxes, coffee mills, etc, 10c. Moslc Boxes sc. Send Sets—-Doll Plate Sets, S for 15c. Rolling Bells Rolling pin wheels, toy horses, doll plate sets, tin sand sets, wash boards. 19c.