Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 317, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1926 — Page 14

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CATHOLICS ILL ATTEND SESSION Plan Accommodations for Local Persons. Timothy P. Sexton, Edward B. Schroer and Bernard T. Costello, were back in Indianapolis today after a trip to Chicago, where they engaged fifty rooms at the Lakota Hotel an# 1,500 rooms in private families for Indianapolis Catholics planning to attend the International Eucharistic Congress there, Jung. W to 24. One million persons are expected to attend, delegations as large as 10,000 coming from foreign countries. Sexton, Schroer and Costello represented the local Knights of Columbus in making the reservation. The Knights were designated by the Monsig. Francis H. Gavlsk, chancellor of the Catholic Diocese of Indianapolis, to make arrangements.

RAILROAD BUYS SOUTH SIDE SITE Big Four Purchases Lots for $223,100. Purchase of twelve lots on the north side of Lord St., east of Noble St., by the Big Four jtailroad, from the Standard Oil Company (Indiana), was announced today. TUo consideration was $223,100, It was said. | J. C. Marshall, Standard branch manager, confirmed the report of the sale. Local railroad officials said they were not aware of the purchase or of any plans for expansion in this It was saS-1 the deal was transacted through the Cincinnati offices. The P. & E. division of the rail road has taken a lease on the eighth floor of the Union Title Bldg., at Delaware and Market Sts., it also was announced.

USED PIANOS $1 A Week And Up Pearson Piano Cos. 128-139 N. Penn. St. Est. 1873

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WHITE Furniture Cos. Jake Wolf Tom Qnlnn “The Home of Real Furniture Value*” 243 to 249 Wont Washington ‘ St. SMART APPAREL On Easy Terms PURITAN CLOTHING STORES 131 \V. Washington St. Traugott’s Famous 10-PAY PLAN | The eaßy wny to btiy your new I spring clothes and never miss the I money. TRAUGOTT’S 215 W. Wash. St.

wm Payments As Low As $1 a Week THE UNION TIRE CO. Gtoo. Medlani, Prea. MA In 6273. Cor. 8. 111. and Georgia St Open Till 8:00 p. m.

Now E 4% 5 On Savings! I Continental National Bank 17 NO. MERIDIAN

Puzzle a Day

In a honor of Mother's Day, each aid lady in the Old Folios' Home was presented with one or more blooming plants. The director left orders with his florist to send each lady one plant in memory of every child they had possessed. The oldest inmate received the most plants. The florist told the director that if she was given twice as many more, and half as many more, and six to boot, she W'ould have received 48 plants. How many children did the old lady have? Last puzzle answer:

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The deciphered tag reads as follows: F*irst line $140.34; second line $10.15; third line, $150.49. ($140.34 plus $10.15 equals $150.49). “Y” stands for 4 as was stated in the puzzle. By analyzing the tag you notice, throe “D’s” in a row. “D" is therefore easy to guess as 0 for 0 is the only numeral which added to Itself equals itself. “X plus C” equals 4 and by elimination can only be 3 plus 1 since the other two combination (2 plus 2 or 4 plus 0) axe impossible.

OARAGE BURGLARIZED A garage operated by Rubin Robinson, 727 Buchanan St., was burglarized Friday night. Tires and tubes valued at $lO6 were taken. 6B 6 *8 a Prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria GUARANTEED HOUSE PAINT All Color*. or* A Gallon 1.00 Diamond Salvage Cos. /l Poultry Feed 'VS ioo ib., $2.75:60, V I _ $1.40 Kg* Mih, 100 I \ A 1 Ib - $3.00: 60. X ml J sl-60; Cracked Corn ' * yi/_J ioo ib„ $1.80: 60, k XlrtQ SI.OO. Delivered. \ ia Everything for poultry. Phone MAin 4740. SSljllSs Everitt’s Seed Store* Itl W. Washington. 6 N. Alabama.

■■- - ■ VELVET GLOSSY PRINTS Velox Prints at 1 p LESS Popular Prices L Per Print We shall be glad to are yon In our new store, 5 West Market Street. (The Circle Motor Inn Is next door to us.) Several new departments have, been added to our afore. Come In and see them. KODAK FINISHING with ns is more than just Kodak pictures. Our VELVET finishing Is done on Velvet Velox, a paper stock capablo of bringing out the most there la in any film Thin Velox paper coots about lVr tlmen as much an stock used by the average finisher, but wc use it because of its quality, and charge you only the price popular for other grades of finishing. The word “Velox” is Imprinted on the back of every genuine Velox picture. Glossy Prints—or Shiny which are preferred hj many kndakers, are made for lc less on each print than we charge for Velvet Velox. The gloeejr paper stock costs less than Velvet Veloxeetoek, therefore Glossy prints should cost you less. The McKelvey Quality of Kodak finishing either Velox or Glossy can be secured only at our store, 5 WEST MARKET STREET, or at our Finishing I'lant, 122 N. Noble St. We have no agents. L. F. McKelvey Cos. 5 W. Market St. MA in 3393.

• 'X/’OUR Saving's Account A supplemented by a regular addition of a few dollars every week will soon grow into a golden accumulation. Make a deposit TODAY! SbSEemffrnsss i in north psnwbtevania iMDIANAPQMg A% 1 We Close Saturday at SP. IVtt fcjjr AMrrm

You Can Make ten days extra interest if you open an Account here by May 10, or add to your balance now on hand. All Money Deposited on or Before May 10th Will Draw Interest From May Ist We invite you to take advantage of this opportunity. Hours: 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Daily We Pay 4V2% on Savings The Meyer-Kiser Bank 128 East Washington St.

Piano Tuning, $3.00 Over twenty years of experience. Phone from 12 to 1, Main 6905 CHARLES L. PETERS PIANO TUNER LUMBER-ROOFING MILL WORK FERREE-CASE LUMBER CO. So. State and Ileloss Sts. Hi-exM 2905 Hohner HARMONICAS Complete stock. Instruction book given with each Hohner. CARLIN MUSIC CO. 148 B. Washington It

FUR CHOKERS Beantlfal Chokers nt the Lswwl Prices In the City. JACOB WOHLFELD FUR CO. 487 Occidental Bldg. IDEAL HESS Furniture Company 141 W. ■ ' u —l I I 1 CLOTHING GULBRANSEN PLAYERS CHRISTEN A-TEAGUE PIANO CO. 237 N. Penn. St.

DRESS-UP ON Liberal Credit THF. HUB r: f A w washiMGronf^: — ■ ■ ■■ ■

QUALITY TIRES CUT PRICES INDIANA TIRE SALES CO. 302 Capitol Are. Riley *391 At Tolnt of Imllnnn nnd Cap. Avrs.

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• sii ne Dia noml Wedding rings; kt. solid white gold. tOQ 7C Kay will trust you OItO.IO KAY JEWELRY CO.

I BATTERIES Built of highest grade material; rubber box; guaranteed fully ona year. 6-11 only *9.50 and your old battery. Indiana Wholesale Tire Cos. 201 N. t ap. Are. Circle 6942

] BgiJo — With which is affiliated the FIETCHER AMERICAN COMPANY

* In at least one particular the American people have changed but little in the last fifty years. The instinct to own a home is as strong as it was fifty years ago, when men and women braved dangers and hardships to settle these fertile plains. Home then meant a rude frame shanty, placed on the naked plains without protection from the heat of summer sun or the bitter Cold of winter’s blast. Today it generally signifies comfortable dwellings, with most of the modern conveniences of life, ’with beautiful trees and well kept grounds. Now, as then, the word “home” carries more happy blessed associations than any other in the English language with the sole exception of mother and father. Happy homes mean happy faces—happy hearts —•

TRADE AND SAVE LOW RENT LOW EXPENSE Arthur Furniture Cos. 2215 E. Washington Bt.

Dorfman Rug Cos. PIIPC Carpets 207 W. Wash St. LI. 5750 lIUmV i: *1". "If It cover* the floor— We have It." Linoleums United Labor Bank and Trust Cos. 4% on Savings 2 E. Market

\ national / W BANK 7 WitV

RECORD in extending to clients not only a superior banking service but also in con* tributing to the commercial and industrial progress of Indianapolis is the basis upon which we seek business.

HAPPINESS IN YOUR IDEAL HOME!

“A Good Place to Bank?’ Marion County State Bank 139 East Market Street

lasting friendships and worthwhile neighbors—the joy and pride of ownership. The finer things of life come to those who own their homes—pleasures and advantages that belong to them alone. Family ties are stronger in the “owned” home. There is a stability and sense of permanence, that gives a man independence and a sense of control over his own personal and family life. Decide NOW to own a honfe of your own. Get in touch with the advertisers of some of the property advertised in the want ad columns of this paper. As a renter you pay for the-cost of building and maintaining the dwelling you live in and a profit besides. Read the descriptions of homes listed under the Real Estate For Sale Columns—Then ACT.

First Mortgage Loans Ten-Year Plan Re-Financing—Construction Loans Second Mortgage Money Quick, Dependable Service Columbia Securities Cos. Lincoln 6334 152 N. Delaware St.

yourhome There are hundreds of reasons why you Should own your own home — all of which you know. What you don’t know, perhaps, Is the fact that it Is entirely-posslble for you to own your hom. Just a little saving regularly—those savings drawing 6% dividends compounded seml-an-nually-*-then a loan from us for the balance that you pay back in monthly payments—like rent. The deed is done. \ r ou live in the house that you have a deed to. WE HAVE sy DIVIDE YDS COMPOUNDED SERBPAID OyO AJTVCALLY FOR 52 YEARS No Entrance Fee. No Paid Solicitors. ASSETS OVER $9,400,000 CELTIC SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 23 West Ohio Street

TRY A WANT Al> IN THE TIMES. THEY WILL BRING RESULTS.

MAY „ 1926