Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 271, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1933 — Page 18

PAGE 18

FULL TERM FOR CITY’S SCHOOLS STILL IN DOUBT Closing of Semester to Depend Largely on Spring Tax Collections. Whether Indianapolis schools will have a full ten months’ school term this year remains undecided, although there is possibility the school term may be shortened. Superintendent Paul C. Stetson stated today he hoped soon to make an announcement regarding length of the school term. Length of the term depends largely on collections of spring taxes. The school board borrowed $600,000 this week in anticipation of collections, due on or before May 1. To meet straitened financial conditions, the board last August cut $857,495 from its budget. The Marion county tax adjustment board sliced this budget an additional $671,561. Some of this loss in revenue has met by elimination of all night schools, by discontinuing vocational education classes and cutting $625,450 from salaries and wages of teachers and other school employes. Another reduction of $206,400 was made in appropriations for the building and grounds department. School commissioners have announced it is their policy to adhere as closely as passible to the full term schedule. “Not a teaching day will be sacrificed that is not deemed absolutely necessary,” President Russell Willson has stated. $250 CAMERA STOLEN Stock Room of General Electric Firm Broken Into, Is Report. A bloody trail was left behind by the burglar who ransacked the home of Robert Jones, 1501 North Denny street, Wednesday night, taking a Masonic lodge pin. Blood smears were left on furniture by the intruder. Harry E. Warren. 946 North Meridian street, reported to police the theft of a $250 graflex camera from the stock room of the General Electric Refrigerator Company, 943 North Meridian street.

PRICES REDUCED - ON ALL - MILLER SAVE 1 "" I7W COMPARE THE OLD WITH THE HEW Miller Geared-to-the-Road m iiler Standard Old w Old New Price Price Price Price 4.50- (30x4.50) $8.70 $6.30 $7.15 $4.95 4.75-19 (28x4.75 9.50 6.85 8.15 5-50 5.00-19 (29x5.00) 10.15 735 8.65 5.85 5.25-18 (28x5.25) 11.45 8,25 9-85 6=60 5.50- (29x5.50) 13.35 9.5® H. 05 7.60 6.00-20 (32x6.00) 15.00 10.80 14.15 9.75 MILLER HEAVY DUTY Miller Medalist Trai \r*U EKtc and Patriot Casings TRULiV—4.4O-21 $3.65 CASINGS 4.50-4.75-20 4.05 Price r r V;„ 4.50-21 4.25 30x5— 8-Ply $19.80 $14.40 Hn'JL , 4,65 ~ c mdi 04 . c 5.00-5.25-19 4.95 32x6—10-Ply 34.45 24.00 5 00 . 5 .25-20 5.10 34x7— 12-Ply 47.30 34.00 5.00-5.25-21 6.05 6.00-20—Balloon 15.15 11.70 5.25-5.50-18 5.60 7.50- Balloon 34.35 24-50 5.50-19 6.30 OTHER SIZES PROPORTIONATELY LOW LIBERAL TERMS GLADLY ARRANGED 1 Jl_m KilL'i M Opi‘n Nites and Sundays—Hl. 8355

I M PEB M SSSS 175 PATTERNS 5H* PER ROLL 22* S-ffubfA k MASSACHUSETTS ;£'<*- ALSO STO *5 IN . ; 55^14.1 i v • AMWBVOH FOBT W*YW -RKMNWW ,+■ 50/

INDIANA MURALS FOR WORLD FAIR TRACE STATE HISTORY

WtvUpSs, wfcit St* A1 6$ Item

' '

NOTICE: During* 1933 tho following low prices will pre\nil on Mayer’s fine WATCH REPAIRING MAINSPRINGS ~ < LEANING I (|A .11 WELh ( Vf%*/> STAFFS ) ft,,/ ftF W-* WATCH HANDS, 15c All Watches Taken Apart When Cleaned. Not flipped. We do only first-class work! ""MaWIEIW^ 42 W. WASHINGTON

Upper —A section of the Indiana murals for the Chicago World's fair being done by Thomas H. Benton, N. Y. muralist, in old Germania hall on South Delaware street.

Sues After Liquor Raid Itj / I'nitetl I’rrxx PLYMOUTH, Ind., March 23.—Alleging she is suffering from a stomach tumor, caused by being struck during a liquor raid, Mrs. Louis Hammell has filed suit for SIO,OOO damages against Constable Charles

1 Boudoir \ These Prices for Indianapolis Stores Only I Package \ Our Specialty Is Filling Prescriptions 1 ' Coty’S I <X_ 50c GILLETTE \ Face Powder and Perfume / I BLUE BLADES K == a^j| \ You pay only for the jms **** j —g \ powder, the flacon of f| |J / Cuticle ffjg Clippers \ perfume is a gift a / Scissors from Cotv Both br Jw H B f . Up to SI.OO values. X iiuiu \syiy. xdulii w - ftc Va j ues sftr Mennen’s Shaving V come to you in a w / a ( ream B7 c r~* AN smart boudoir box. S rs si.so pinaud’s Lilac. fAMir* ' : r r'WP Oyr v* Vegetal #LO9 finished S m hammered 25c Mennen’s Talcum ......194* steel. * ’ Wllf do^the design. Ex tr e melv <55,. narbasol Shaving work perfectly. For BEAUTY NEEDS b J*,S, pKS <■„ <* &*&&&.•■ SfffciiH?# I I for fine, close work. 50c Probak lllades as 340 SI.OO Princess Pat Face Powder. .. . 94e 50c La Blache Face Powder 39c roh &- 60c Pompeian Cream 54c B I rSFI pfß Kj|| j Jj f - * VTvl| Palmer's Skin Whitener 24c P§nTiJ|j|f I Ji ~ SI.OO Angelus Lipstick 89c 50c Djer-Kiss Rouge 39c 50c Midol Tablets 39c 35c Marrow s Nail Polish 22c 50c Brownatone Hair Dye 39c 75c Mellin’s Food 59c 35c Cutex Nail Polish 32c IHCidSESLEfIIifiG ASUS Kurlash Eyelash Curler 98c KOTEX Z&BBm r.c soap 27c 50c Detoxol Tooth Paste ......44c pat ex t" "ki iYuze r „ _ _ Now the world’s leading santnOZ f Aft > • l if 11 i 99„ itary napkin brings you 20% Moth spray, Pt ■" SOC rvramidon tablets JjC to 30% longer lasting safety q. . j and comfort. 42c 35c Ingram’s Shaving Cream.... 29c p c 3|7 c 10 lb. pail Cleve- Old English WWW mMHBHMIHBHMBBBBBBBMBB bhbbbhbbbbbbbhbh er 84c Turpentine 25C Super Extraordinary „ ’ S f Week-End Special—/yOr\ Chamois I f A Ammonia Os J I Two 1 "lb. Boxes 11 \ Bowk ' rc 2!s CANDY ipslllls Rubber Gloves iOC 38c V Cllue f / p\ir s . iz : >s :.i9c S , *p?Boa P ....l®c . s is! Gives You This Putnam or Diamond Complexion Mirror chocolate It will be given you free UYvw" EOT ExQTi&Wlflg creams, hand with each purchase of Armand •p rolled, hand dipped, liberally Toilet Preparations amounting C* TI,, J,.- L n , sprinkled with crunched, blanched to SI.OO or more. Spring Wardrobe* peanuts. The mirror is attractive and 1 Lb. Box—Hook’s Mint Patties, measures 3 V 2 inches in size— DLr creamy peppermint center, coated one side magnifies. The hanr Kg. with A-l bittersweet chocolate. die is in pastel shades. tn,- All popular shades and colors. 15c Rit Dye 2 pkgs. 25c M~^nCElTCr3‘'o!EiiTßHPT^Tjf^iß^KgfiT ! ¥r 1 ’*'"MTilgarTßfifßilii* H rngM v ' 15c Tintex 2 pkgs. 25c jf li ® 35c Energine IftelLillJlL'' 4* i Cleaner, 25c is ™i.h is c.c n an"' an ":: 2 i9c 51.50 Renault’s Tonic 98c 79c 45c Putnam Cleaner ;;;. 32c $1.50 Gray’s Glycerine Tonic 98c Pinkham’s 94C COLORITE—For dyeing straw (MIACCCDIJD’C A>l sl.lO Compound ... hats Any color. With Jl.lO b.J.J. Blood lUriher 94c Bisodol - A brush 19c 1 <PI I r C Hi 0 4 65c Stomach UnC ji.oo Ironized Yeast 84c 0n.... 59c 104"Pc Jig Saw 25c Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tabs 21c . 29c Puzzle FREE! 50c Pluto Water 34c inl ... 19c With each purchase of 50c Kolynos Tooth 'real 39c, or 3 for A Pi np ani i 5c Factory Throwouts $1.09 _ . F . , „ .. rThese Puzzles IOD3CCO SpCCOI Jtt £olf J ° f fmt *•'“ S© / 1/ Antiseptics 60c Zonite Antiseptic 53c P S&dMfiW O/ln and >7 V 25c Boracetine Antiseptic.. .22c wHC KimiSS. lH of 4 60c Borolyptol Antiseptic ....54c ° n e 50c Lands lar 5c \ / sc Pepsodent Antiseptic ...42c BF fne STRATFORD CIGARS , -7 stu ngOSOI Antiseptic .. .o4c 94 C po Un d can Half and Half You’ll pronounce it the finest fla- h Lilly s Dental Lotion. 3 ozs. . .24c Tobacco. Total value $1.44- I^ e . and ci - a , r '°. u smoked. m r ...... .„ , , ~ , __ Mud and free burning. Full 5 Mi- _||_ oOc Antiseptic 42c both for 94c. The pipes are in in .-h Hub perfecto. Kach W W a wide variety of stjdes. Pocket Packs f 10 sor Box g 5—51.25 Box >n—s^.so

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Lower —Benton, a pigmy compared to the size of figures in the murals, at his work. The murals will trace Indiana's history from mound-builder days to its closed banks in 1933. They will be transported to Chicago on June 1.

Miles. The case will be tried in Fulton circuit court. Mrs. Frank Stringer rented her vacant room before dark the same day that the rental ad appeared in The Times. The cost for the one day ad was only 22 cents.

OR. S. M. TILSON IS CLAIMED BY DEATH Veteran South Side Physician Is Taken at Home. Funeral services for Dr. S. Merrill Tilson, 56, south side physician, who died Wednesday in his home, 742 Virginia avenue, will be held at 2 Friday in the home. Burial will be in Concordia ceqjtery. Dr. Tilson was born on a farm east of Greenwood. He entered the i practice of medicine in Indianapolis

CUT-PRICE WATCH REPAIRING All Work Gn.irantppJ for 1 Yenr | ★agffU 99c | •‘-ROUND CRYSTALS... 14c | ★sritixos 99C JEWELS 99C FREE Your Diamonds cleaned rntt polished and inspected! DEE Jewelry Cos. IS North Illinois Street Claypool Hotel Bldg.

in 1906. His offices were located at 738 Virginia avenue. He was a member of Ancient Landmarks lodge, No. 319. F. & A, M.; the Indiana State Medical Soi ciety, and -the Indianapolis Medical j Society. Times rental ads cost less than i those of any other Indianapolis newspaper. Three cents a word is the rate, 10 per cent discount for prompt payment. Riley 5551.

When SICK of Being SICK Se. . Drs. Holloway & Klein 800 Test Bldg. LI. 1952

Ladies' Heel IC c Gaps * 3 Suits IQc Pressed • ~ While You Wait. OHIO SHOE REPAIR AND GLEANER 45-47 West Ohio Street Opposite Ohio Theater

I ARE GOING SKY HIGH So you had better take advantage of our PRESENT LOW TRICES because Business is better with all Dentists than it has Xs been in the past two years. I DON'T YOU Be the One Who S rays the High Prices? \ | 1 *A ,5*4 ft: I I :\3 | mendations of friends to m Co i-*r, , | ete V DAY SO.OO have teeth extracted by P Mouth utV.“*\/a. * &.~~ = Maxoline Method. Had H INCLUDES A DENTAL DIAG- ~ 7 treth extracted and P NOSIS BY AN X-RAY SPECIAL- enjoyed having them P IST. USING A $2,000 MACHINE, out.’’ P NOT A “TOY.” KARL SCOnKE :C, K. K. 5. tlrecnrastla Pf]“NO PAIN” e ft r ere SKm Thousands no longer fear the dentists chair, j Bas r #!** I the needle or harmful after effects of tooth j °e. / extraction .. . for they are the ones that P| •** have found relief in Maxoline . . . our own jw exclusive painless method. If you, too, knew frj they know you would never think of OverKresge’s Wash. & Penn. Sts. Over I? 100 store 204 Kresge Bldg. Wi,,er - Woh, ’ s i P _ _j

Special Purchase | 750 Strictly fa ■ All-Wool W Men’s Suits TopcoatsfVf VALUES p —STR4CTLY ALL-WOOL ® | |jf —CELANESE LINED SUITS W 0 f|k —CHOICE OF 300 FINE B ALL-WOOL TOPCOATS ®|§ DON’T MISS THIS CHANCE TO SAVE ON MSr THESE GARMENTS! HF All the latest models. Tans, browns, blues and Open grays. They're easily worth $20.00— Friday and Saturday Saturday you take your pick for only $9.99. Night

3IARCH 23, 1933