Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 221, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 January 1926 — Page 28

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SLICK STREET ADVICE GIVEN ‘Keep Your Distance/ Motorists Are Told. “Keep your distance," is the sloppy weather advice handed out by the touring department of the Hoosier Motor Club. "Thjre are too many needless rear-end collisions at this time of the year," says Todd Stoops, club secretary, "and these may be avoided if the motorist will keep his proper distance from the car in front and apply brakes as soon as there is a perceptible decrease in the speed of the car immediately ahead. "Too many motorists are following the car ahead too closely to make a quick stop. The distance between automobiles should be increased during wet weather or on icy pavements, because brakes must be applied cautiously to prevent a skid. The rule of ‘keep your distance’ applies to cars equipped with four-wheel brakes as well as to the ordinary variety of brakes. “Cutting-in ahead of other cars on an icy street is a dangerous practice and one which causes many motorists to hug the car ahead too closely to keep other from cuttingin." SERVICES HELD FOR HOTEL MAN Rites for Henry W. Lawrence at St. John’s Church. Funeral services for Henry W. Lawrence, who died Wednesday, were held today at St. John’s Catholic Church. Monsignor Francis F. Gavisk officiated. Interment was in Crown Hill cemetery. Mr. Lawrence was founder of the Claypool and president of the 'lndiana Hotel Company, operators of the He was an outstanding figure iff hotel circles. AUTOTOPS And Side Curtains Made and repaired. Our price is right. Seven years at this location. Kentucky Ave. Vulcanizing Cos. 35 Kentucky Ave. APPLES Carload Sole at C., <r 0% - I. &> W. Freight >Z3 House, 230 "Virginia ■ Per Avenue, Baldwins, Jg Bushel Spies. Basket HAMILL BROS. Scratch Feed 'J PRICES REDUCED 1 I™ *2.50; so. r \ A *1.30; Egg M a .h, I /J} 1 JS?” *3.00: 60. A £ fl J 51.60: Crap k e and Cor li 100 #2.00: X fi0 > #1.15. Delivered. Everything for poul--1 .VlbcaisZ. try. Call us Phone MA in 4740. Everitt’s Seed Stores *27 W. Washington. 5 N. Alabama.

LOOK HEEE^M Kbat we advertise. We give you ed choice of any pair of men’s J jHMjHMpF es at the following record-break-IplL WORK SHOES mmk wL *12, , 1i2-*2i2 Biggest work shoe value in town. Solidly mmm? built, heavy composition soles wear like Men’s Rubber Boots | BOYS' Made of New lyywi _49 1 NOWTHREESHOE MARKETS 109-111 S. Illinois 324 E. Washington 346-48-50 W. Washington

—■ ■ 1 * 1 " * Puzzle a Day a &) * ♦ * * * * -k -k ■k _-k A -k ■kkkrk’kkrkk-kk-kk-k ■k -k -k * ♦ 4 if -k -k ■k dt it Here are three word diamonds joined by a thirteen-letter horizontal word. Each star represents a missing letter. The definitions of all three and five-letter words, running vertically, are given. Diamond number one, to observe, consumed, conjunction; diamond number two, to steal, wearied, to perform; diamond number three, large ratite bird, vigilant, road house. If you can discover the four missing letters in the largest word, the puzzle will contain sixteen words. Last puzzle answer. The present plot of land is 100 yards lon gsnd 100 yards wide. A strip running the entire length of two adjoining sides making a regularly shaped lot will make the plot 101 yards square. (100 X 100 = 10.000) (101 X 101 10201) (10201 BROTHER, IS, MISSING Mrs. John Kranbarger of 144 Highland Ave., reported today that her brother, Sylvester Kern Ellett, 15, of Coatesville, Ind., has been missing from nis home since Saturday. She asked police to search for him. John may be headed west. He has said that he did not want to go to school. He attended No. 9.

STRENGTH Away back in history, sturdy Norsemen found codliver oil sufficient to help develop marvelous strength and endurance. Scott’s Emulsion is cod-liver oil like the Vikings thrived on prepared in the form of a rich, JjpA tasty cream. It builds strength and endurance, AT RETAIL DRUGGISTS Price 60 i end $1.20 ■MScott & Bowue. Bloomfield. N. J. 25-11M® mmwu& A Furniture Store Since 1893 317 E. Washington St. . 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. Ave. Circle 6942 I Have Your Old Hat I I 4 In the f.atout Htylee W V I- -wiles' Velvet Hot* R <O. .V T (leaned and Stemmed If H Mljf IFR nAT CLEANERS 1 ■ imjLLLl\ ]o7 w Mary i and g t . fg

CIVIC ACTORS RESIGN JOBS Amateur Pageants Proposed by Park Board. Historical pageants and educational programs by amateurs will substitute for the professional companies that entertained 750,000 people, last summer at Brookside and Garfield Parks. Decision was made by park board members Thursday when they accepted resignation of Mr. and Mrs. G. Carlton Guy, in charge of theatrical entertainments. "Amateurs won’t rehearse daily, Reduced Prices on Music Rolls and Records, 1A Exchange .IUC OPEN SATURDAY, 8 P. M. Indianapolis Music Exchange PEMBROKE ARCADE ra Payments As Low As SI.OO Per Week THE UNION TIRE CO. Geo. Medlam, Pres. MA in 6273 Cor. S. Illinois and Georgia St. Open Till 8:00 p. m.

WATCHER White gold, green gold, beautiful engraved cases and dials. Our prices are positively low. Men’s Watches The newer thin models from America’s most reliable makers. We maintain a dependable watch service. Diamonds An exquisite assortment of brllliar.t stones in the latest attractive mountings. TERMS IF DESIRED Gray, Gribben & Gray Established 1884. ' 151 North llll.iols Street

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buy their costumes and devote cornhours to this service without compensation," Guy said. Eight professionals constituted the company Mr. and Mrs. Guy headed. Beautification of a tract of land at Meridian St. and the canal, was ordered by the board, which also discussed erection of inexpensive shelter buildings in a number of parks. —=^\ Sweaters SILK OR WOOL 75c Our new process for cleaning flno sweaters restores them to their original brightness and softness. Guaranteed Not to Shrink or Stretch Golf Stockings by the Same Process, 25c per pair. The Best-Grand Laundry in 0774

ANOTHER CARLOAD OF T V T On Sale 'id c _H Ik U All This § I A M I Week I o |1 1 I Northern Pike I P Lake Mullets p Refrigerator Car on Siding Just South of Police Station, Alabama and Maryland Streets. Come Early! And Bring Your Basket! Also a few other kinds, Whitefish and Yellows, at Higher Prices. Special prices to dealers in box lots. WILLIS FISH AND OYSTER CO.

Dependable Drug Stores Pure Strained * pec “*/ for S . atu Jl da For Saturday Only! Honey 98c Ele 9tnc Curl- $5 Torrid Electric Pound Jar 29c in R Iron 69c Iron, $2.48 r\ rOUnQ Jar A sturdy iron with heavy spring. 6 - D ound beautifu/ What is mftro delicious than detachable rod, silk cord. GuaK Pound-beautiful-pure, wholesome honey on pan- anteed. ly finished flatcakes or -flap hot bi.cult.7 , r 0 n Complete Honey Is Excellent to wlth cord . Gunr , Counteract Colds anteed |^p|| Given Away !\ Hind's Honey and Dr. Miles’ Calendars, 11 1 O Oj mud a,** in,erei„ g m. Almond Cream M formation. Get one at Hook’s today! at 74c mm Winter and summer we need lotions. sup- / , Carbonoid ply tfie mo * Bture to slt,n at brisk winds usurp in winter —and that the sun absorbs in sum- iMaHCBBIII Nine ‘to one your flues are soot- * 1 TOMnT* caked Keep them clean with carbon- mer. old —a handful sprinkled on the fire at regular Intervals will do the work. JL 4/C /or Saturday Only at 48c 3 for 50* 60c Dame Nature Lotion 45* 75c Bonclllji Cream 59* 35c Frost ilia Lotion .'....27* 60c Black and White Beauty Garden Court Benzoin nud Bleach 39* Almond Cream 50<* 60c Edna Wallace Hopper Luly*S Hi-Test 35c U M s Witch-Hazel Youth Cr * a “ y ° M Cream w 29* 60c Hazelhie Snow 39* F.nsnm Salts. 50c Hind’s Honey and 50c Ingram's Milkweed P 7 Almond Cream 39* ! Cream 39* *y a 50e Pnlmer's Lotion 39* Jack Frost Cream 24* Palmctte Lotion ... ‘ 25* j Mavis Astringent Cream 98* Anew, tasteless way to take 26c Old Gibraltar Witch- 60c Daggett & Kamsdell Cold Epsom Salts, a mild laxative. Hazel Jelly : 19* j Cream 49* ,v „ ),t Glycerine Lotion, 4 ozs 25* ' SI.OO Pond's Cold Cream 89* t Special for Saturday $2.50 Thermos Lunch Kit How good a steaming cup of coffee always tastes to the man who brings his lunchsto work. And there’s plenty of room In the kit K for s. couple of sandwiches and a huge piece of cake. Hook's everyday price, 81.98. Saturday only, Shampoos Cut Priced 15c Amaml Shampoo, 13*; 60c Cleero Shampoo, 4-oz. $1.20 Cleero Shampoo, large 94* 75c Cylone Shampoo 59* 25c Golden Glint Shampoo ....19* 60c Hennafoam Shampoo 45* Harriet Hubbard Ayer’s Arirnal Shampoo 75* and 81.50 60c La Creole Shampoo 42* 60c Lotus Shampoo ....49* Marcbnnd'a Golden Hair Wash 45*. 70* and 95* '' 60c Mulstfled Cocoanut Oil 1 large : QK .0-1 MB ■ (T Hair Tonic. Q M ® $l9O Ayer's Hair Vigor 89* \ 35c Danderlne Hair Tonic ....29* Jfgjy 75c Goldman’s Hair Tonic 69* WWi—— TASnSgai'tlKgCtEgia— Hay - g Hair Health 24* je Herpiclde (Newbro’s) 39* „ , , , * IOO K - D - x - llalr Tonic 74* Colgate s Ribbon Dental Cream is safe. It helps W iidroot Hair Tonic 49* prevent tooth, disease, for it removes causes of tooth decay. Cleans and polishes—but does not scratch Hair Dressings or scour. Do not wait to counteract tooth trouble *** Hair Groom 39* mimmvm . T , ' , Karess Brilllantlne 81.00 I REVENT it. Use Colgate S. Iludnut's Brilllantlne or t i * i 1 t * Bandoline, each ......... 50*

SAFETY and SERVICE 1 1 Lowest Prices Call MAin 5680 Auto Insurance Seventh Floor Occidental Bldg.

FOUNTAIN PENS Waterman, Schaeffer, Lifetime, Conklin, Moore, Dnofold. New Improved Everiiharp Pencils. Pens and Pencils Repaired CLARK & CADE Claypool Drug Store.

WHITE DUCK PANTS I That Fit, Wear and Satisfy $2.00 and $2.50 MARTIN BROS. CO. 214 Indiana Ave.

Tomorrou) Is the Last Day of Our r-Semi-Annual Sale of Dinnerware, Pottery i and Porcelains Dinnerware at 50%, 381.3% and 20% Discounts Includes Every Piece in Stock Except Lenox China 20% Discount On All Potteries and Porcelains on the Second Floor Except Rookwood Pottery and Lenox China. This sale provides EXTRAORDINARY VALUES in decorative art objects, porcelains, potteries and dinnerware. So sweeping and generous reduction can not occur often. Charles Mayer & Cos. 29-31 W. Washington St. Established 1840.

5% %, 6%, 6V2 % Bankers Trust Company Mort§d§6 Loans Pennsylvania and Ohio Sts.

Used Oil Stoves, $5 Up Used Portable Ovens Used Gas Stoves, sl2 Up $1.50 Up Used Hot Blasts, $25 Up Used Combination Used Base Burners, Ranges in Fine Condition, $25 Up SSO Hoosier Outfitting Company—443 E. Wash. Street

Are You a “Wish-er” or a “Will-er”? All people can be roughly divided into two classes. Some have a vague idea what they want to accomplish—and spend their life "wishing” for good luck to bring fortune to them. Tlis others fix their goal—and spend every moment in Intelligent effort getting there. Such people nearly always “arrive.” Their watchword is "I will.” Which class do you belong to? We Pay on Savings HOURS—B A. M. to 5 P. M. Dally * , 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Saturdays >j A Meyer-Kiser Bank 128 East Washington Street

EXTRAORDINARY SERVICE The service which I offer the public can truly be termed “extraordinary," for it is complete in every detail. My prices, too, both on service and quality caskets are most reasonable. Embalming, SIO.OO P ’ No. 711 , ' IU1 "<( minor it‘ " w! ’ plush ,7 "sWi'i - <■ couch, crushed 40rfV. v■>jSpß 'I -i. 11 ■< ■ ■ *i¥4u?m • i' ril| iloti |niJ". j-."■'-f > c jJP (:o ; <( ■ h \ . . 'wnikMim JOHN F. REYNOLDS “Leader in Sensible Prices” Main 0439 950 N. Penn. St.

Hoosier Optical Cos. PROPER LENSES Plus PROPER FRAMES J Q LASSES may be both i J beautiful and becomT*' 1 y ing as well as an aid to vision. The greatest a. care is given to aelectjoVriki ■ j,i. ing the frame or mountrWft\\ ing best suited to one’s "i ,i individual requirements. No Charge for Eye Examination —Our Recognized Low Prices — Single lenses, fitted and If double vision lendbs are needed, we recommend the ground for your eyes, com- Kryi)tok Invlßib i o Bifocals plete in any frame or mount- ( no t cemented), complete ingi in our **s to dnr with d*o to stock *4 *P I mounting .pO tplt Hoosier Optical Cos. 148 N. Illinois St.— y 2 Block North Terminal Station OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 8:00 P. M. mmHmmjmaßmumßKmmßßßßßm ALSO FOUNTAIN SQUARE BRANCH Virginia Ave., Fountain Square OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTiL 8:30.

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