Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 18, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 May 1930 — Page 22

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a 1 Kate—Noah was the first ItA\\ electrician because yVr/rt he made the ark l.ght. JOP* Queen Here’s someV thing else peculiar / yßf \ Polar was one of the \ first to *^ ow * c ‘" |V atfl fljßl entific way to make food last. Kate and Queen hare worked for Polar over 28 yen re —and have never yet found anything to kick about. POLAR ICE and FUEL CO. Phone Talbot 0689

TERMS IF DESIRED HARE CHEVROLET COMPANY 552 East Washington Phone RI ley 5325

Indiana’s Finest Transient and Apartment Hotel OVERLOOKING MERIDIAN PLAZA SPINK ARMS HOTEL

Complete Factory Maintenance 6 Departments Under One Roof % LIGHT MACHINE SHOP HEAVY MACHINE SHOP BOILER SHOP BLACKSMITH SHOP FOUNDRY WOOD-WORKING SHOP 1 Management Overhead The SINKER-DAVIS Cos. 230 S. Missouri Phone, LI. 3559

Indiana Automatic sprinkler 10. Fire Prevention Hmmj* 702 E * Market St - Lln - 9540

and Fender Repairing Done by experts, whose years of experience assure yon of results that will more than please. C. Off and Company 107 N. East St. LL 1549

Sewer Construction of A)l Types Call Us for Estimates COLUMBIA CONSTRUCTION CO. 2108 Columbia Ave. HEmlock 4566

1 AUTO GLASS For your safety, let us Install ft mbLATIi Shatterproof plate O (lass ft nistrlhntors v Van Dorn Electric Tools Rusco Ih-oducts Francisco Heaters PERFECTION I WINDSHIELD CO. J. *5 W Pratt St.—Lincoln *O4O

Joseph Gardner Company Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work Bop sirs on Slato. Tile and (travel Boots. Getters. Spouting and Puraaees RHey 156* 147-153 KENTUCKY AVE.

OUR VIEWS INDIANAPOLIS PROGRESS

“Evidence” 20% ~ Increase in NEW ROOFS Completed in Indianapolis in First 4 Months of 1930 by HENRY C. SMITHER Roofing Cos. 430 S. Meridian Lincoln 4937

ALASKA The Land of the Midnight Sun Enjoy the ideal summer weather of Alaska on palatic steamers and inland side trips. A1 expense tours are arranged for your convenience. We will gladly furnish information. The Union Trust Cos. Richard A. Kurtz, Travel Dept. Mgr.

Marietta Mfg* Company 16th St and Sherman Drive Indianapolis a G &iir<ousMf*M&

CHROME PLATING NICKEL COPPEB OXID AND POLISHING OF ALL METALS The ADAMS PLATING COMPANY “The Service Platen** Lincoln MTS IS* W lotb StWe Furnish Tracb Service

PURCHASERS OF USED CARS ARE CIVENSECURITY High Standard Maintained by Hare Company in Sales Policy. As: urance of dollar-ior-dollar value is given used car buyers who deal with the Hare Chevrolet Company, 552 East Washington street. The firm’s slogan: “Used cars with an O. K. that counts,” carries with it a real meaning—conscientious, satisfactory service. Many unthinking buyers have suffered through purchasing from a dealer, who because of lack of equipment or mechanical inefficiency ,and whose only thought is to make a, quick turn-over. Many such unscrupulous dealers do not hesitate to unload on purchasers used cars that do not live up to the buyer’s expectation. _ m - Every used car u in by the Hare Chevrolet Company on a trade is gone over carefully and placed in guaranteed mechanical condition before it is offered for sale. High Standard Set The fenders and body have been given atetntion needed, the top repaired, tires inspected and any other details needing repairs taken care of. Before the car is placed on the sales floor it must measure up to the usual high standard of used car value set by the Hare firm. Four used car stations, advantageously located in various sections of the city, are maintained by the Hare Cheverolet Company. Locations are: 921 Virginia avenue, Morris and Harding streets, Washington street and Southeastern avenue and 225 East Washington stret. Prospective used car buyers may inspect cars at any of these four stations with assurance the car they seelct is exactly as represented and that it will give months and miles of satisfactory service. Repairs at Night Twenty-four hour repair service is provided by the company at its garage, 552 East Washington street. This makes it possible for owners of trucks and automobiles to have repairs made at night and eliminates disadvantage of having cars tied up during the day. Fleet owners and drivers of business cars find this service particularly advantageous. The service department is equipped fully to card for any repair or servicing need, or to furnish any needed part for Chevrolet cars or trucks. A large force of mechanics, the most experienced and dependable men obtainable, is maintained. Dies Near Conncrsville Bji Times Special MT. SUMMIT, Ind., May 31. Mrs. W. W. Johnson, 68, after a three weeks’ illness, is dead three miles west of here. She was a member of the Central Christian church here forty years. She leaves her husband, a son, H. T. Heck, near Connersville; two sisters, Mrs. Hattie Filby, near Richmond, and Mrs. Morton Manlove, near Centerville, and a brother, Elmer Carson, Indianapolis.

GOLF CLUBS Chromium Plated Special 60c With Steei Shaft, 75c All Kinds of Job Plating Climax Machinery Cos. 121-153 E. MORRIS ST. DR exel 5511-5512

Now is tlie time to place your order for awnings. We have a large line of all colors to select from. “WE FOOL THE SUN” RHey 7722 INDIANAPOLIS TENT & AWNING COMPANY

Street and Road Paving Indiana Asphalt Paving Company (Incorporated) 28th Street and Colombia Avenue Phone—HEmlock 3545

CHARLES McGARVEY PLASTERING CONTRACTOR ESTABLISHED 1893 5264 Washington Bivd. Phone Humboldt 4582

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

BUILDING, SAVINGS ASSOCIATIONS SAFE

Funds Invested in Homes; Cost of Operation Is Unusually Low. The building and savings association is not a banking institution, but is by far one of the best and safest of investments for the public. If does not speculate; it does not expl'’t questionable schemes; investments are local where all may see, and its results are beneficial to both investor and borrower. The building and savings association is a real asset to any community. It is mutual. It gathers the savings of many and invests them in that most reliable of securities, the American home. It encourages thrift and habits of savings. Its funds are in constant circulation, to the benefit of the community, and are safeguarded by the laws of the state. The success of these associations is due to the good management of their officers and directors, failures almost are unknown, losses are negligible and the cost of operation is exceedingly low, insuring profit with safety. Their prime object is to promote savings and home building, and, in fact, they are the greatest agency in the promotion of home ownership in our country. Faith of the American people in these associations is shown by their investments of about ten and onehalf billion dollars at the present time TANARUS,. j Railroadmen’s Building and Savi 'gs Association, located at 2123 Vi: ginia avenue, has aided thousands of families in Indianapolis to attain that which so largely has contributed to the general welfare and stabilty of our nation—a home. “There are many high-powered salesmen infesting this country presenting ‘sure things’ to an investing public,” advises William T. Cannon, president of the Railroadmen’s Building and Savings Association, “but the investor often learns to his sorrow that the sure thing was based on speculation and insecurity. “We, however, are firm in our belief, based upon more than one hundred years’ knowledge and experience of the building and savMEASURING CODE TO BE MADE AT CAPITAL State Commissioner Will Attend National Conference. Bu Times Special WASHINGTON, D. C., May 31. Formulation of a standard code of definitions for machinery used in measuring and dispensing greases and oils will be completed by the National Conference on Weights and Measures here which I. L. Miller, commissioner on weights and measures for Indiana will attend. Miller is a member of the committee on specifications which has the task in charge. A code governing tolerances on penny slot machines used in public places also will be formulated. Blast Victim May Recover fiy Times Special MUNCIE, Ind., May 31.—The condition of Commodore Grimes, Alexandria, seriously injured in a premature explosion of dynamite near here, was said today to be slightly improved. Attending physicians, at a local hospital, expressed some hope for his recovery. His four companions, who were injured at the same time, were able to leave the hospital.

LUMBER The veteran carpenter through his years of handling Lumber from BrannumKeene Lumber Cos. invariably knows that only quality materials come from us. Previous to delivery every piece undergoes rigid inspection, thus assuring you that our Lumber measures up to specifications. Br annul n-Keene Lumber Cos. Phone, Irvington 0404 3506 E. Washington

Residence Phone HE. 5815 A. C. JOHNSON BRICK CONTRACTOR 845 Massachusetts Are. Phone. Riley 2452

ings associations of the United States, that the safest thing known for the man who wants plain, sure and understandable investment, devoid of high finance trimmings and complicated conditions, is an investment in a well managed building and savings association. “Saving provides for the future, promotes prosperity and establishes credit. Too much emphasis can not be placed on these facts. The officers of our organization will be pleased to explain either the savings plan or the loan plan to any person interested.” OFFERS PUBLIC EXPERT AOVIOE ON JCEJOXES New Service Provided Here / by Polar Firm Wins Public Approval. Popular response on the part of Indianapolis housewives to the new refrigerator advisory service inaugurated recently by the Polar Ice and Fuel Company, is reported by President H. L. Dithmer. This service was inaugurated by Polar with the thought that homemakers of today constantly are alert for any method of improving health, comfort and economy of the home. A staff of men of ability and character, trained in essentials of good refrigeration, has been selected by the company. These refrigeration experts have ben placed at the service of the public for the remainder of the summer to advise housewives in the proper ways of using ice to obtain the most satisfactory service. Principles Different Among the valuable pointers these experts give home owners, when permitted to do so, are information on the proper places in ice boxes for various articles. Some places are more practical for preservation of food than others. By proper use of ice boxes, Dithmer said, excessive use of ice may be reduced. Before attempting to give this advice, the service men must inspect a refrigerator, because all ice boxes do not function according to the same principle. The service is free to all who will grant the experts an audience when they present themselves at the city’s homes. Carry Large Stock For those who are in the market for ice boxes, Polar maintains one of the largest ice box displays in this section of the country, at 20C0 Northwestern avenue. There ice boxes of all sizes, types, colors and prices may be inspected. Only the best, most perfectly insulated ice boxes are included in the Polar firm’s stock. Many refrigerators sold today by firms other than the Polar company, Dithmer said, are expensive at any price, poor insulation causing waste of iceLAW SCHOOL BANQUET IS SET FOR WEDNESDAY Thirty-Second Commencement Rites Will Be Held. The thirty-second annual commencement banquet of the Benjamin Harrison law school wull be held at the Columbia Club Wednesday night with W. W. Thornton, dean, acting as toastmaster. “The Future of American Liberties,” will be the subject of the graduation address by Henry M. Dowling. The valedictory address will be given by Harley N. Edington, president of the class. Scholarships and scholarship awards will be awarded at the banquet. The graduates are: Lawrence C. Ammon. Phoebe Ardery. Alexander B. Baker. Robert B. Bacon. Parran Belt. Edward H. Boerger. Ferdinand Born. William Albert Boyce, Daniel Forest Cooper. Wilbur H. Cooper. Howard D. Cring. Clifford Davids, Russell J. Dean. WiUard O. Delzer, Harley N. Edington, William J. Fahey. Walter C. Farrell, Anne Leiha Fink. John H. Furtado. S. Lloyd Garrison, Merzie G. George. Beatrice A. Gohman. Elmer J. Graber, Paul H. Harlan. De Vaughn Hodges, Frank W. Hueber, Lisle Clifford Hunter, Lawrence F. Hunter .Orlando F. Ingle. Wallace H. Jones, Herbert C. Grauch, Leo L. Kriner, Charles B. Marshall. Cassatt Martz, Francis A. Meunier. Jacob S. Miller. Leland C. Morgan, Francis A. Ohleyer, Edward A. Oliger, Lawrence F. Orr, Grace M. Phillips. Edwin J. Ryan. Esther M. Schmit, Ralph A. Seal. Mary J. Shepherd. Viola Surge. Myrle Lee Utterbach, Harold Wanner. Truman Shrap Wise. Calf and Fowls Die in Fire COLUMBUG, Ind., May 31.—A large bam on the farm of George Baumer, four miles northwest of this city, was destroyed by fire, bringing death to a calf and thirty chickens. Farm implements, harness, feed and tools were burned.

A New Drinking Water SERVICE Crystal Springs Water and FRIGIDAIRE COOLERS —at a rental cost hardly more than dally car fare. Crystal Springs Water Cos. 1(6 Virginia Atc. Lincoln 8.3.

PROCESS SAVES FABRICS FROM MOTHDAMAGE 3-Year Insurance Policy Is Given With Articles Konate-Treated. After years of exhaustive tests with millions of moths, a solution that immunizes animal fibres, including fabrics, rugs, furniture, clothes and other articles, from moth damage for a period of three years, has been produced by the Mellon institute, University of Pittsburgh. More than 50,000 articles used in these tests, many of them treated more than four years ago and left exposed to moths in special test cupboards, still are undamaged. Many persons believe the moth miller is the destroyer. The moth miller never eats or destroys anything. She dies soon after prodficing the eggs from which an army of small worms or larvae will be produced in from one to three weeks. Fabric Is Destroyed These begin at once to feed on the animal fibres among which the moth, by instinct, has laid the eggs. Wool, fur, feathers, silk and hair are among the choicest foods for the clothes moth larvae. As they eat they grow and become capable of eating more. This continues for a period of from fifteen weeks to three years. They eat the roots of the fabric or fur and so destroy many times the actual amount they eat. In this way articles, the value of which runs into thousands of millions of dollars, have been destroyed before the owner had any intimation that an enemy was at work. Insurance Is Issued This new solution, being commercialized under the trade name Kcnate, will do away with the needless destruction, for the mother moth will not lay her eggs about the roots of any animal fibre treated with it. The solution is odorless, stainless and absolutely harmless to humans. When applied by a bonded operator on articles in the home or in storage, the Lldyds Casualty Company, New York, will issue an insurance certificate guaranteeing freedmo from moth damage for three years. Konate is handled exclusively in this territory by the Shank Fireproof Storage Company, 1430 North Illinois street. The Shank company is equipped to Konate anything from a fur coat to a house full of furniture and will issue a three-year insurance policy with each article treated. The work can be done in the home without inconvenience or odors. BODY REQUIRES PURESTWATER Distilled Product Safest for Home or Officer Water constitutes nearly threefourths of the body. This fact alone shows the great importance of drinking only the purest of water, water that is capable of absorbing the maximum amount of waste, wom-out and poisonous materials constantly being generated within the system. The blood is about 80 per cent water, the muscles 75 per cent, the brain nearly 80 per cent, and even the bones coutain 13 ]>er cent, and the teeth 10 per cent of water. So if a strong, active, healthy body, free from pain and disease and obedient to the will is desired, none but the purest and most suitable solid and liquid food should be supplied to the digestive organs, to make and keep the body and brain clean, strong and enduring. Pure water is the only liquid agent in existence that will do this. The question naturally arises. What water should be used for drinking and in preparation of various articles of food? Distillation of water, properly performed, is the only method by which water can be rendered free from all impurities. The Aquos Products Company, 1128 East Tenth street, has been producing for a number of years a distilled water that is completely purified and free from organic and mineral matter and all bacteria. Pure water hardly is second to pure air as a life-giving and lifepreserving agent. It is a most potent servant. A bottle of safe Aquos distilled water may be obtained at the home or office by telephoning Cherry 5753.

For Those Who Prefer a Finer COFFEE

In the New Seal-Packed Can INDIANAPOLIS MADE for Central Indiana People 'old Only by Independent Grocers

MR - WHOLESALER i IUsHS?/ Tell your ont-of-town customers { : < \ that they can order goods from yon by telephone thru our local fkf. \\|\ agents at no cost to them. IIA °"r private phone lines are at U y their disposal for rush orders. 11 (2+J1 Hourly express, a.d overntte \t|| w- fia freight service to Rnstiville, ConU JIBj nersville, Shelbyville. Greensburg Bl and intermediate towns. ADDED jl SERVICE k I||r tejFREE! 3 INDIANAPOLIS & SE.

Printers /EVEyPniNTimCo. Stationers Shield Press LITHOGRAPHERS Phone Lincoln 0377 300 West Ohio IL RETAIL COAL CLUB, INC. Indianapolis, Ind. Office 217 Medical Arts Bldg. Phone Riley 4669. Organized for the Co-Operation Between and the Benefit of the Public and the Dealer. Wm. P. Jungclaus Cos. Established 1875 General Building Contractors 825-837 Massachusetts Avenue. Phone Riley 2333 SAn Insured Moth Protection repram gweamai . KONATE Hr Jr HAN i€ FIRE-PKOOF WAREHOUSE THWBL ——— „ _ ST- Rlle.r 7434 ■■■ fIMMi LIGHT AND HEAVY GRAY IRON, BRASS, BRONZE AND ALUMINUM CASTINGS CASTINGS C. & G. PATTERNS Chas. J. Giser, Pres, and Gen. Mgr. 1026 Kentucky Ave. LL 1119. 2440 Yandes St. HE. 5085

-cleaned put - repaired - re-cored I REED-MUELLER.INCj AUTO RADIATOR 3PKIAU33 ■ lIMI9 &nhKky/W Lincoln 5192 I

500MILE RACE AN INDIANAPOLIS INSTITUTION

AMERICAN AGGREGATES CORPORATION I Vashed and Graded Sand and Gravel A Truck or Train Load 1400 West Raymond St. Phone, RI. 1311

Always on Time A "The Beat Time k "| Money Con Buy ** |' MKipi — tb* Sprlofhu EbctrieQadk [EjSSSj Sold By Leading Stores and Electrical Dealers.

Strathmann Construction Cos. GENERAL CONTRACTORS-ENGINEERS 839 Architects and Builders Bldg. TeL Riley 8512

Prompt Delivery C. O. WARNOCK Auttaorizedy Dealer Sales and Service 813 E. Washington Phone—Lincoln 8396

LESLIE COLVIN builder 823 CONTINENTAL BANK BUILDING Phone Lincoln 2651 —a

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FAST FREIGHT AND EXPRESS SERVICE Next day deliveries to or from CLEVELAND, TOLEDO, DETROIT nnd hondreds^l

1 AQUOS DISTILLED WATER FOR HOME AND OFFICE PURITY f PLUS RCLIABILITX CHEERY-5753 AQUOS PRODUCTS Cos 1120 EAST IQ -

—after the SMASH! Body Repair Fender Repair Complete Rebuilding Phone Lincoln 8543 North Side Paint Shop

RI. 9381