Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 219, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 January 1926 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 13, 1926

WOOLLEN SAYS PRICESSTABLE Largest Measure of Prosperity Enjoyed in Years. Evans Woollen, Fletcher Savings ajid Trust Company president, in a business review which is a part of the published statement of condition of the company, said today: “We have come to the end of the year and of the quarter century in prosperity. One of the reassuring factors in this prosperity is stability in prices of which we are enjoying the largest measure that we have known for years. Others factors are agricultural conditions somewhat improved, equilibrium between agricultural and other prices more nearly established, unemployment at a minimum, wages good, construction unabated, unfilled steel orders gaining, railroad efficiency at a peak, automobiles at the rate of four millions a year, European rehabilitation hastened by .Locarno. Our own community appears hardly up to the average in the enjoyment of this prosperity. “A feature of the year thus ending in optimism that seems unafraid has been credit expansion. The reserves in the Federal Reserve banks are a quarter billion lea sthan a year ago, the reserve ratio some 6 per cent less and the bills discounted nearly a half billion greater. "The items which the cautious will have in mind as they try to forecast beyond the spring are the in creasing installment buying, the chance that our menacingly largo gold supply will be farther enlarged with consequent inflation, the continuing diversion of liquid capital into long term investments, the danger that the building boom which has been so important an element in our prosperity will collapse instead of easing off, and the bull market in securities of whose end recent reactions give suggestion. CRASH MAY CLAIM TWO Another Victim in Fatal Accident Near Death. Bu United Press . ■ SHELBYVILLE, Ind., Jan. 13. Thomas Tillison, Shelby County stock buyer, was in a critical condition today with injuries received when the auto in which he was riding was struck by a train late Tuesday. John Oldham, 72, another stock buyer, was killed in the crash.

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BATTERIES Built of highest grade material; rubber box; guaranteed fully one year. 6-11 only $9.50 and your old battery. Indiana Wholesale Tire Cos. 201 X. Cap. Are, Circle 6942

AUTO TOPS And Side Curtains Made and repaired. Our price is right. Seven years at thiß location. Kentucky Ave. Vulcanizing Cos. 35 Kentucky Ave.

PEARSON PIANO COMPANY Indiana’s I.argeet and Most Complete Music Store 128-130 N. Penn. St. Est. 1873 One Price to Everybody

SMART APPAREL On Easy Terms FEDERAL CLOTHING STORES 131 W. Washington St.

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—Photo by Perrott. Patrolman George Johnston.

Thousands of visitors in Indianapolis who arrive at the Union Station dally know the face of Patrolman George Johnston. They remember him because hf was the man who correctly advised them how to get to various places In the city. Stationed at the front door, Johnston keeps .arguments between taxicab drivers at a minimum. Loafers soak up the heat on paetense of being on their way somewhere are kept on the move, and “city slickers,” as they are known to visitors, who give visitors directions to questionable places are driven into the open and arrested, if Johnston can get any evidence against them. He was appointed to the department Feb. 20r 1901, and lives at 134 S. Oriental St.

WILL ADDRESS CLUB Falrview Presbyterian Pastor to Speak on “Nature of Man.” • Following the Y. M. C. A. Bible Investigation Club’s bean supper tonight, Dr. Edward Haines Kistler, pastor of Fairview Presbyterian Church, will speak on “The Nature of Man." Three other subjects, Dr. Kistler will discuss before the club at subsequent meetings are “Male and Female” Jan. 20; “Physical License,” Jan. 27; and, “Choosing a Wife,” Feb. 3.

Used Plano and Player Sale! Each Piano and Player has been thoroughly overhauled and has been put in perfect condition. We have only a limited number of these instruments that we are offering for quick clearance. This is your opportunity to buy a good used piano at, a real bargain. .

PLAYER PIANOS ANGELUS PLAYER Pull 88-note, beautiful mahogany a g** pi />/\ case, one of the best values that we have offered in a long time. ONLY.. wmA ‘ KURTZMANN This is also a full 88-note player. Has & JS JB IF* 1 A A Walnut case of the latest design. p/| /| ONLY T X I J= WEBER PIANOLA This instrument has. a beautiful a m mat figured mahogany case,. Can hardly be Ll told from new. ONLY ..... The above players have all been overhauled in our shop and are guaranteed to be in first-class mechanical condition.

JjL GRAND 9 iyf F wB Dull brown mahogany case. * Only used a short time. Can ■ hardly be told from new. eg Priced at a saving of sev- , eral hundred dollars. Jacob Doll & , Melville Clark Sons Grand Grand This piano has a mahogany This piano is like new, excelcase and is in the best of con- lent condition and finish. A dition. A wonderful value at well-known make. Specially this price. priced— Only *295 Only *485

CHRISTENA-TEAGUE 257 n. penn. Successors to E. L. Lennoe Piano Cos. *37 n. penn.

SPEAKER RAPS C. J. ORBISON Savings and Loan Member--ship Fee Plan Is Denounced. In a bitter attack on savings and loan associations charging zaenifiership fees, Eugene C. Ashby, former president of the Savings and Loan League'of Indiana, in addressing the ninth annual convention of the Indiana Builders Supply Association at the Claypool Tuesday, said, C. J. Orbison started the first savings and loan association, charging a fee in this State. “If all companies did business like the Orbison Company, Indiana would pay millions and millions in tribute money,” said Ashby. A. D. Zuber of Ft. Wayne was'reelected president of the Indiana Builders Supply Association. Other officers: Charles Moneyhon, Jo. r*ersville; Fred Stilz, Indianapolu.; Herbert E. Riley', Michigan City; lohrt C. Horn, Indiana Harbor, and J. E. McCoy, Cloverdale, vice presidents. Dan W. Simms, former special assistant to the United States attorney general, spoke on "Inspiration and the Constitution,” at a banquet at the Claypool, which closed the twoday session. W. W. Campbell, president of the Western Pennsylvania Builders Supply Association was toastmaster. ALUMNI WILL MEET Hanover College boosters will hold their annual banquet and election at the Lincoln Friday night, according to Albert H.- Losche, Marion County clerk, an alumnus. No Cold Tomorrow, if you do this You can end a cold overnight. You can end the results, check the fever, open the bowels, tone the system—all at once. The best way known to do this is with HILL'S It is so efficient that We paid sl,000,000 for it. It is so well-proved that millions now employ it. Don't rely on anything less complete and effective. Get HILL'S today and tomorrow the cold will end. At your drug store. Be Sure Its Price 30c casmraJTquinine Get Red Bo with portrait

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STAGS HOLD ELECTION Harry F. Vice Chosen Exalted Director for Local Drove. Harry F. Vice was elected exalted director for 1926 of the Indianapolis Drove No. 152, Patriotic and Protective Order of Stags of the World, at a recent meeting. S. C. Johnson is the past exalted director. Other officers elected: A. L. Hart, prelate; George Shirley, senior warden; Frank L. Boston, junior warden; Edward W. Davis, Inner guard; Frank Krauth, outer guard James M. Fletcher, treasurer Newell W. Ward, recorder Harvey A. Grabill, J. P. Sciscoe and O. A. Wamsley, trustees. Plans were Inaugurated for an Immediate membership drive. RABBI TO GIVE TALK “Real Test of a Jew,” Subject of Friday Evening Address. “The Reed Test of a Jew,” will be the subject of an address by Rabbi Isadore Goodman at the Beth-El Congregation Friday at 8:15 p. m. The “Scriptural Portion’* will be the text of the sermon Saturday at 9:15 a. m. The Junior congregation will have services Saturday at 9 |a. m. Sunday morning religious school will be held at 10 a. m., and the Bible class will hold a meeting Monday at 8:15 p. m.

JANUARY SHOE SALE AT HEID’S a Oxfords, Pumps & Straps Men’s Oxfords and Shoes $4 Value* S3 Value* $A Values $1 Value* Blit Assortment of J CHILDREN'S shoes mens I \ AND OXFORDS ™ RK SI.OO to $1.98 to $2.95 $3.95 HEID’S SHOE STORE 1548 N. Illinois 5t.—233 E. Washington St., ,Opp. Courthouse.

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UPRIGHT PIANOS EVERETT PIANO This instrument will make an excellent s*o.oo practice piano, and at this price, only DECKER BROS. This piano has a walnut case and is in a a good,condition. You will have to shop v J yivU early for this one. Only 9 HUNTINGTON Case is in dull mahogany finish. Must $Q*-00, be seen to be appreciated. Sale price.. BEHNING In A-l condition. Beautiful mahogany a aaN a** case. An excellent tone instrument. P I < Specially priced JL

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DISCIPUHE IS POLICE ORDER Inspector Worley Wants Efficiency in Court. Inspector of police Claude Worley, has demanded discipline among police, and more efficiency in the handling of arrest cases in court. Officers are not giving their initials when they know that other officers have the same name and are oauslng confusion in court, Worley said. Municipal Judge Paul Wetter, complained to Worley that the officers were not ready to testify when cases were called. Worley said in CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH MONEY Send this ad and ten cents to Foley & . Cos., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for coughs, colds and hoarseness, also free sample packages of FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys, and FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS for Constipation and Biliousness. These wonderful remedies I have helped millions of people. Try them! —Advertisement.

the future such cases would result in suspension of the officer. The midnight closing law Is being rigidly enforced, police officials said, among poolrooms and dance halls, x HORSE VALUES DROP One Police Onimal Is Worth Only s3s—Another $75. Decrease in value of horses, prices of which rose to S2OO and S3OO during the war, were revealed today in an inventory of ten horses of the police department, with total estimated value of $535. Harry is worth only $?5, while Burney reached the high mark of $75.

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$ 1 Value Children’s Sleepers with feet. Sizes 1 to 7. Special—--69c

January Clearance Sale!

Boys’Full Lined WOOL JERSEY SUITS Boys’All-Wool Corduroy Knickers For Boys ' \ Winter Caps D Sport Coats Plctlty ly*•*^ > 1 ' Choice of brown or green heather. Os Men’s MZ “ B 30 t 0 40> Ja " Uary Sa,e prlc *~ Extra \ Flogitvw > 6 Sales \ j I *95 w% ff Warm and I 4ft ■■*■■■■§ People: Bi rvlc i l t le 2o o9c

,/fA\' , -4 SALE: MEN’S /A/Wv 1 SHEEP LINED mjCOATS iUJ Rich thick pelts, strong, heavy | moleskin shell. An extraorL., -- -,|, ___ H dinary value. Sizes 38 to 60.

Beautiful Fur-Trimmed C-O^T-S

Fur Coat Sale! Rich French Seal Fur Coats Many women have always wanted, but due in the high price. Away could not buy fur coats. Tomorrow we reduce the price so low on these attractive Tur coats that they are within reach of every worn MmtShfkr an’s pocketbook. No reason now to be without a fur coat. Hand somely lined.

DRAPERIES Shown In Your Home By Appointment,. R.W. DURHAM CO. RI ley 1133 134 N. Alabama St. MA in 5829

5V2%, 6%, 6V 2 % Bankers Trust Company Mortgage Loans Pennsylvania and Ohio Sts. Kitchen Table Jk gj Home Furniture Cos. Porcelain Top T Cor. Ala. and Wash. Sts.

Tin Store of Greater Values THE FAIB 311-325 West Washington Street

Women’s Wool Mix Hose Black and colors. Sizes 8% to 10. Substandard a. 44c

Men’s Heavy AllWool Lumberjacks Attractive buffalo j*. plaids and new fl® •g P** checks, clastic Vk \ U knit bottoms tj/oJf Men’s O. D. Flannel SHIRTS Right in the heart of the season ■when you need It most, these warm flannel shirts at AL _ anew low IP 1 A fll price. Sizes Yk I /1 Li 14‘A to 10 .%f A• IJ

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