Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 71, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 August 1934 — Page 4

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GROCERS REVIVE OLD-TIME PICNIC CUSTOM IN CITY 700 Independents Sponsor Columbia Park Outing Sunday. A community spirit long famous in Indianapol.s *UI be revved significantly Sunday with the renewal of the old-fashioned grocer's picnic, bringing together 700 independent grocers, their families and friends. The outing will be held in Columbia park on the south side, known years ago to joyfully congregating groups as Germania park. Underneath a grove of trees, the grocers and their guests will compete in unique contests. The program wil begin at 11 a. m. and will last until the last guest departs.

Visitors Are Invited Visitors are invited to join the crowd and bring their family baskets. Coffee, sandwiches ana drinks will be available for those who do not bring their own refreshments. Dancing will be provided in the afternoon and night at the pavilion for the young people and for the "oldsters" who wish to dance. In the afternoon, music will be furnished by tho Schlosesr Brothers phonograph amplifying truck and at night by a leading dance orchestra. The program has been arranged by Elmer Lay, entertainment chairman. and his committeemen. R. S. Harlan, William Yaegrr, H. L. Ottmger, Mrs. Helen L. She: man and L L. Thompson. ( nique Contests Slated Features of the entertainment will be a baseball game between the Weber Milk Company and the Rockwood Athletic Club and the awarding of prizes to the oldest active grocer present and the largest family present. The crowd will engage in such contests as nail driving for women, pie eating for children, potato spoon race for women, pillow fight for men, three-legged race between West and Purity baking employes, three-legged race for children, horseshoe pitching, cracker eating and whistling for boys, races for girls over 12 and boys under 10. race for all grocery clerks, fat man's race, tug-of-war between grocers and clerks, greased pie contests and a husband calling contest. The entertainment committee promises a day of community fellowship. BOY SCOUT MINSTREL SHOW OPENS TONIGHT Fifty Members of Cast Ready for Camp Entertainment. A cast of fifty Boy Scouts and senior camp staff members went through the final rehearsal of the camp minstrel show last night in preparation for the opening presentation tonight at the scout reservation. The show, beginning at 8. is an annual affair. Blackface numbers. Jokes, singing and music by the scout band will feature the entertainment. Following the show, eleven scouts will be initiated into the firecraft group, the highest rank in the camp award system.

THE NEW INDO-VIN ASTOUNDS THIS WHOLE SECTION

Great Medicine Has Become a Complete Sensation Here in Indianapolis and Thousands of Bottles Are Being Sold; Crowds Flock Daily to Hook s Drug Stores for It. T>*t alter <laT- tbe , ‘ w medicine. i 10-V - * l “- cr<-ase in Mle, an.i detnanU here :o the , itv of Indianapolis- and vicinity, la 4*, • the present time. thousßO’is of bottles f thi* remarkable mixture of Nature's Finest lnsredient* are being add hor- and cr. w.i, are flocking dailr to Hook', drug store, Illinois and Washington street*, where lndo-vin is being Introduced to the general public by ih* lnilo \ m Man in person. What Indo-Yin Is! It la anew and scientific mixture of y> different medicinal extra t* which act upon EACH of he KOI R important organs—Stoma h. liver. K-.dnevs and Bowels- Not one of these k\* tncred'- nt* la a habit-forming drug. The medicine i* taken af:r meals and mixes w 'h the food in one * stoma- h. thds throwing off th> poisons that fostrr i’m; v h trouble* and permitting the koir.evs and liver to function properly. It acta with n 1 minutes to atop £a* and pains, sourness, bloating and belching. Ir will cleanse your bowels tgradually—not drastic or severe) a* thev were NEVER CLEANSED BEFORE, bringing out impurities that mar have been for a long time ,- ntaniinnting your blood and inner organs. Jndo-'m will drive the po>*on from the kidney* and relieve h>'idach **. bladder trrita’ion and weakness. Relieve* rheumatism and neuri-.v driving ont lb- organic poisons that cause the terrible aches and pama. giving quick relief. IT WILL put a atop to th skin eruption, that are caused by impurities in the organ* will overcome the snliownes, or "muddine*a” that ia due to *lugsi*h liver, and will put the ROSY GLOW OF HEALTH into your check*. lndo-V;n will make your stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels more active: build von tip in general and make Ton LOOK ACT and FEEL like a DIFFERENT MAN or WOMAN, years younger than vonr real age. Foll-'Wing are JL'ST A FEW testimonials selected V random from amo-g the HUNDREDS that are being rw-eived from this Immediate vicinity. pr*i n* lndo-Via. describing i’< action and urging ALL WHO SUFFER to ret It and taka it Read these statements: Victim of Stomach and Bowel Affliction MR. WILLIAM r.EISLFR. TAH T Washington Sr. Indianap'|; said: -J had been suffering the worst kind of ageay with my stomach. 1 got so full of .as In my stoma-n organ* that I nearly burs’ My food would tour and ferment and form a heavy lump inside ttf me My bo wets seemed dead and 4^aretried and I had to take a strong phyaic every sight, sad I had coaetaat

ROMANCE IN OFFING

■as Again a woman's smile may change the destiny of Europe. Rumors from diplomatic circles suege • that Princes* Maria, daughter of King Victor Emmanuel of Italy, may wed Archduke Otto, pretender to the Austrian throne. The marriage would insure Otto of Italy’s support in restoration of the Austrian monarchy.

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen t belong to: Dennis Barton 1618 North Delaware -'reet. Ford roadster, from 408 East Washington street Wavne Cummins*. 1220 North Illiruots -*rrer Chevrolet coupe. 137-212 from in front of home. Janes Hir.es. 430 S'ate avenue. Ford sedan loa-830. from Washmgtn and Ala-

BACK HOME / AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: M Sprinkle 1933 Blovd avenue. Chevrolet roach found in rear of 1641 Cornell avenue wrecked when it struck a freight ear. John Williams. 2107 Shriver avenue. Ford roadster, found at 2918 Boulevard place. Claude Case. 1615 East. Market street, Chr- ->r sedan, found at Glenview. 111. Harry Grigsby. 3126 East Twenty-fifth stree* Stutz coupe, found at 2700 North Dearborn sisget.

STOP "just planning' . . . START GOING on a GREAT LAKES CRUISE n NUt-dty Dlufk-B#f’ fsto and return Crum $73. Sevan-dev CMee- , eo-Buffalo and rtturr fl Jr/ \ erstia S6O. Peiatie Jf . / f * \ oeeen-typ# hlp. in'JJ cewoereble cuisine ene A entertainment. Full dty j for light,eeina In Bufyr . VV fsle end Nlegere Felt* / /N \\ Go now / / \ \ Lowest sere W. / 1 in history so- / I \ the H n as I | cruises if .—. America. Great Lake* Transit Corporation S.S. Octorara S.S. Tionesta S.S. Juniata Selling frsquently between Duluth, Houghton, Seul Ste Marie. Meeklnee Isend, Detroit, Cleveland 3udelo. Also twice weekly sailings from Chicegc end Milwaukee, Automobiles Carried Between All Ports For lull information epoly any Railroad w or Travel Ag^nt.

MRS. ALICE HINDS

h- ida br-s from this bowol trotihln. Had tri-'d all thw nioriictno, 1 ev.-r h-'ar<i of. but nono of them evor had any effect • t me. Finally I found lodo-Vin. This nie-i: .ne ua* just what I HAD ALWAYS NEEDED. It worked the gas fr--m my ttomaoh organ* and I oat like a h'r> n-'w with no suffering afterward It regulated Tnv bowel* PEREECTI Y and the headaches have all iw- ! rla-llv endorse it to ALL WHO SI FFF.R. Indianapolis Lady Calls It “Godsend” \IRB Xl.lr'E HINDS. S3l N Alabama Sr. Imi-tnapoli*. *aid: iThfs i* the widely k- wq lady whose photo appears a hovel "Practically all my life 1 had b.--n a gr*at victim of eon*tipat: -i ana stomach trouble. Everything I Tied to eat would turn to gas and bloa: inside of me and I was always in such m:*err wrtth my stomach organs that I never knw what it was to - • down and eat a hearty meal. Everyth would disagree with me and it - • med l:k*- the acidy foods were worse ‘ _ Hid also become a great victim of bowel trouble and *- always taking laxatives for con--■•iption spent all kinds of money for medicine* but nothing seemed to act on me at all. Then finally I found lndo-Vin "and it has changed me entirely. It worked all the misery out of mv stomach organs and NOW I r\\ EAT ANYTHING. Never have indigestion or that awful g*s bloating any more Mv food agree* with me. even ad food*. This medicine also had a wonderful effect on my bowel*, for they arc REGULAR now and I don’t need s-rong phvsics ny more lndo-Vin -er inly did me a world of good and I think is a GODSEND TO SUFFERERS.* Indo-Vln is the world's newest medicine. It was unknown In Indianapolis until n few weeks ago and today it ia outselling previously known remedies, helping people who had NEVER BEEN realLv helped before hr ANY medicine. The lndo-Vin Man ln person ia now at Hok % drug store. Illinois and Washington Sts., here In Indianapolis, where he Is daily meeting large crowds and introducing and explaining this new, modern formula of 29 medicinal ingredient* It costs only a few rents a day uySke Indo-Vln. and erect body can- to try lU—Ad terras maot.

GARAGE MEN BACK CODE ALTERNATIVE Groups Plan Merger Under Self-Rule Plan. All divisions of the automotive service trades have been invited to participate in a program of self government as a substitute for code

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regulations, Don Herr, local garage owner, announced today. Because of the inability of the garage and automotive industries to agree on NRA codes, the two industries have organized for the purpose of sponsoring a general program of readjustment and business recovery’ in their own ranks, he said. Weevils and other pests stored in gram may be killed by high frequency electricity, according to recent tests.

C. M. T. C. TROOPS SET FOB DEPARTURE Student Soldiers Reviewed Before Breaking (Jamp. Citizens military training camp candidates passed in review today before Brigadier-General William K. Naylor at Ft. Benjamin Har-

rison and then packed valises and bags in readiness for their dismissal tomorrow morning. Promptly at 3:30 a. m. tomorrow reveille will be sounded. Mess-call will be at 5 a. m.. with all candidates receiving mileage to their homes beginning at 6 a. m. Hot Tar Starts S2OO Fire Workmen tarring the roof of a garage at 3543 North Pennsylvania street today caused a fire which did S2OO damage when they overturned a hot barrel of tar on the roof.

C. OF C. STUDIES PLAN TO‘CUT’ CLARK SCHOOL Property Not Worth Cost to City, Is Claim. The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce is studying methods to cut George Rogers Clark public school, Thirty-fifth and Gale streets, from the school city, chamber officials announced today. The property on which the school

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| stands and that surrounding the I building was bought by the city years ago. Now. due to litigation | over the sale, the school city is ! forced to add 5 cents to the school ! levy for upkeep and payment of the | school. j Chamber officials say that the school property is not worth the additional cast to the city, estimating i that the school city has to pay approximately 512D.000 to Center .school township for the school.