Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 2, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1927 — Page 28

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Hoosier Briefs

Tragedy stalks at Rushville. More than 300 invitations to the first Rotary monthly luncheon have been host. But some of the lost have found a pleasant substitute and are watching the prettiest ankle contest held at the town theater. '"Woman has got too many privileges,’' complains a Muncie Negro, arrested because his wife •aid he only contributed six bits to a strawberry shortcake repast tar their generous family. A son's public duties became a family affair the other day when C. M. Myers, Bluffton, fire chief, was •ailed to a fire at his mother's house. A chicken on the farm of Forest Anderson, Petersburg, must have been reading the public notices given personal achievements. Eccentrically she has laid an egg shaped like a dumb hell. Prohibition is not a respecter of age. Mrs. Sarah Davis, 68, Terre Haute, has been arraigned for selling liquor. Things are up in the air at Kokomo. A municipal flying field is predicted there following a recent city council meeting. And forty high aohool students have made the aenior honor roll. Business these days makes the hettl swim. Mrs. Etaud. Anderson, rented her house thirty minutes after she advertised it. "Custody of Child” is getting a forceful meaning at Anderson. Wilbur Miller is fighting strenuously to get his five progeny from the Madison county Board of Children’s Guardians. Roy S. Lee, Greensburg, is seeking 325,000 malpractice damages from a doctor who treated him for

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Here are the answers to “Now You Ask One” for today. The questions are on page 17: 1. Arrange the dates thus: Declaration of Independence- -July 4, 1776. Battle of Bunker Hill —June 17, 1775. Gold found in California—January 24, 1848. Harding inaugurated— March 4, 1921. Cornwallis surrendered — October 19, 1781. Bombardment of Ft. Sumter — April 12. 1861. Harvard College founded — September 14, 1638. 2. The boll weevil 3. Beverly Bayne. 4. William Hale Thompson. 5. A fruit grown in the East Indies, much esteemed as a delicacy. 6. Paul Revere. 7. Rudyard Kipling. 8. Sr t Jones of the St. Louis Browns. 9. By the Public Service Commission created by the legislature for this purpose. 10. Frank T. Singleton, chairman. John W. McCardie, C. F. Mclntosh. Harvey Harmon and Howell Ellis. logging accident injuries. Would that be “ log-rolling?” Visiting Nurse association at Muncie is going to get anew car. It might be called “The Stork." Death came noiselessly to John T. Angeman, 60, Portland, although he was hit by a train. He was deaf. An Evansville Portia, Mrs. Letitia Lockyear, wife of a probate

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SMOKES Hook's tobacco stock is complete, fresh and In perfect condition— are you taking advantage of our low every day prices? 10c Lucius Cigar, Sc (Box of SO, $2.50) This is an Old established brand that will meet the favor of the public, it has the com bination filler with a shajle grown wrapper. An exceptional value. ' 8c Cigars—San Felice, Bankables, King Edwards, Lincoln Highways, etc., for 25*: box*of 80s. #1.98. Sc Cigars—White Owls Detroit Hand Mades, Decisions, etc., 8 for 30*; ho* of 80s, $2.98. 10c Cigars—La Fendricb, La Pali na. El Produeto, Dutch Masters, Robert Burns, etc., S for 25*; 8 for 40*: no tor $3.85. $1 Paragon Pipe, 89c Chocolate Cherry Cordials, lb,, 39c You’ll love their winy goodness —red cherries in liquid cordial and chocolate coated. Old-Fashioned Sugar Stick Candy, Lb. Box, 25c Pure, wholesome striped stick* candies. Give it to the kiddies; they love it. Peppermint flavor. Assorted Jersey Caramels, lb.. Bunte's Barcelona Creamed Filberts, lb 39^ Thinshcll Orange Double Dipped Cho-

judge, is suing one of the Smiths, Otto, for auto dam&tges. Edward Benjamin, another of King-ly Inclinations, is on trial at Marlon. The Cedars of Lebanon are shaking their press branches in the wind for honors in the Indiana High School Press Association publication contest. Marion High School's annual of individual pictures will go to press this week. A "quietus squad’’ was rushed to the county farm at Hartford City, where an Inmate had threatened David Townsend, superintendent. No further threat was made after the visit. Grace notea fell dead from the rafters in Hov'Vrrt Hall. Frankfort. The

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IFor a limited time we are giv- |> Ing an Eveready Razor with each package of Eveready blades pur- ;! chased. ’ j’ 40c Eveready Razor Blades, 5s 32* Spring Tonics Dr. Green's Nervura Tonic, $1.24 SI.OO Acid-o-phil, 84*. $1.50 Gray’s Glycerin Tonic Compound, 98*. SI.OO Glide’s Pepto Mangan, 88*. $1.25 Konjola Tonic, 98*. sl.lO Husky Tonic, 98*. $1.75 Elixir Quinine. Iron and Strychnine, pint, $1.25. Penslar’s Dynamic Tonic, $1.50. $2.00 Lilly’s Succus Alternas, $1.84. $1.25 Creomulsion, 98c--51.25 Coco Cod, 94*. For Headaches 30c Bayer's Aspirin, 24's, 24*. 25c Antikamnia Tablets, dozen, 20*. 60c Promo- Seltzer, 49*. 25c Celery Vesce, 4.9*. 25c De Loste’s Headache Powder, 19*. 23c Mile’s Anti-Pain Pills, 21*. SListerme The Scientific Mouth and gargle for sore tic of real merit. Its Laxatives 00c Alophen Pills, 49*. 25c Beecliam’s Pills, 19*. C'ascarets, 19* and 39e. 25c Carter's Pills, 19*. 00c California Syrup of Figs, 49*. st.oo Nujol, 74*. Phenolax Tablets, 19* and 89c. 40c pluto Water, 34*. Ex Lax Figs, 15* and 29*. 25c Fecnamlnts, 19*. Reducing Aids Epsom Salts, use them In your bath water. They open the pores and remove external fat oils. 5-lb. bag, 39c : 10-lb. bag, 74*. 50c Dr. Foltz Reducing Soap. 39*. SI.OO Marmola Tablets, 74*. $1.50 Sangrina Reducing Tablets, 51.19.

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first five grades of the city schools held a May Musical there. Allan Dobson and Burdell Cook, Frankfort, are ready to become pacifists. They have been jailed for not attending drill of the 161st Service Company, under National Guard ruling. Education levels superstition. Friday the Thirteenth the Greensbyrg High .School students plan a picnic. Eddie Rudd. Connersville, got a tough break, while walking on crutches with a fractured leg, he slipped and now the fractures are two. TAxIIEARING KEEPS ON The United States board of tax appeals sitting at the Federal Bldg., will continue hearing complaints of

What Have Your Teeth to Do With KLLwTU 111 Health? We are constantly being asked by patients, "What have my teeth to do with my sickness?” The world has come to know through physicians and others that bad te. tli mean bad health, that the infection from a decayed tooth or an ulcerated gum lasts as long as the condition is unattended. If your teeth are bad and your health is low, you need dentistry. If obtained here it is a high grade service at low cost.

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persons on added Federql tax assessment of Indiana residents for another week. The board has been in session reviewing complaints for a week.

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