The Indianapolis times. [volume], November 24, 1922, Home Edition, Page 6, Image 6

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DEC. 16 LIMIT OK
TRAININGPLESS
A warning has been issued to for
mer service men and women through
out the United States by Joe Sparks,
chairman of the national rehabilita
tion committee o£ the American Le
gion, that all veterans who desire vo
vational training and have not made
application must do so under the pres
ent law before Dec. 16, 1922.
Those who wait until after tins date
will forfeit their right of receiving
this Government training. There are
several ways in which this application
can be made. The claimant may
make application by writing a letter
expressing a desire to apply for voca
tional work to any one of the bureau
offices located throughout the United
States. It is necessary for the appil
cant to sign his name so that the bu
reau may consider the application as
made by the man himself. It is ad
visable for the applicant to make his
application in person at one of the
district or sub-district offices of the
United States Veterans' Bureau, al
though this is not absolutely neces
sary.
Forms may be otaired at any one of
rhe bureau offices or from any of th •
•••-operating agencies sue! as ik •
American Legion, lhe lied ' toss :
other veteran organizations. These
forms should be filled out. signed
forwarded to one of the veteran bureau
offices. If a person is so situated that
he is unable to obtain one of these
forms, a letter will be accepted as an
application.
Where the postmark of such letter
or the form shows that it was made
on or before Deo. 16. the application
will be considered as where the man
enters the office before the close of
the working day on Dec. 15. Applica
tions mailed later than this date will
be too late.
COUNSELS CUT
3,OWE PARK
One of the recommendations for ex
tension of the city park and boule
vard system which George E. Kessler,
landscape architect and park expert
cf St. Louis, will make to the city
board of park commissioners in a
few weeks will be that a 3.000-acre
natural park be bought northeast of
the city.
Kessler indicated this In a discus
sion with the board.
The tract he will suggest is reavily
wooded and hilly. It is drained by
Mud and Fall creeks north of Ft.
Benjamin Harrison. Kessler said it
would be as useful as the State parks
at the Shades of Death or Turkey
Run for persons who want to get
away from the heat and grime of the
city for a day. night or week end.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
COLE’S o& h n RANGE
f PATENTED
It 6aves the cost of an
extra heating stove. It
gives warm floors for
the little folks. Oven
Oven and flues made of
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sonally invite you to
see this remarkable
fuel-saving modern
See It Now! Buy It Now!
Terms to Suit
This 5-Piece SUITE
At a Real Saving
Pictured here is just one of the many new creations we are showing
for the bedroom. Consists of a full size bow-end bed, dresser, chif
fonier, dressing table and bench. All nicely finished in walnut.
Our Price $89.75
TERMS TO SUIT.
THE STORE THAT SATISFIES—EVERY PURCHASE GUARANTEED
Dancers and Prima Donna Booked
(b-ruci.r.f; I'.urar planned a bill- WMF «* mrjgmmtHEsf
ant program for Sunday afternoon mBSHEi
t the Murat. ‘ .xvjjgfcifMr
It is as follows: SjlijjifrM'.'y. ..
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010 for Violoncello—
first Movement of Concerto A-tninor. ' / N xs&fWSsl
Golternian
Mr. Mailtln. vXJkST r
ria Flo 'rl c Diable” Meyerbeer
Mr. Weldon JmF ' fc*
Air 1 ..i-o yeas’ Handel Ms /
it Rosy Cheeks Kratiz ■ ';v 'A? j |
Brahms £ 2 g i
ii I.a Fermiore d’Hardelot j -„J ' £1
>• Chanson de la Touralne Massenet If A ' 'i'\r f . ■ •'v-.&Fm fg
A Le Filibueller George* »: £ R;v'.A-b-V
l) Le* deux Grenadier* Schumann K » . /c ' Oi-iM 1
Mr w v eMon - m! -434
i) Madrtral Chaenlnade R> ' ct* ♦ A tEM .
)> Chanson Mtnnet AR mSt
■ > Si me* Ver* Hahn .
Geraldine Farrar has planned a bril
liant program for Sunday afternoon
at the Murat.
It is as follows:
I
Solo for Violoncello-
First Movement of Concerto A-mlnor.
Golterman
Mr. Mailtln.
II
Aria, -Robert !e Diable" Meyerbeer
Mr. Weldon.
111
..i At— J \a tder's Peas'. Handel
i.aasi- - ith Rosy Cheeks Kraus
■ The Cht ;
Sjiruif Ni.' i Schumarn
id> Oh Shads Wood Brahms
My Lore is Pair
Miss Farrar.
IV
tat I.a Fermiore d’Hardelot
<b> Chanson de la Touralne Massenet
<c) Le Filibuntler Georses
tdl Lee deux Grenadier* Schumann
Mr. Weldon.
V
(a) Madrlral Chamlnade
(b> Chanson ............. .. Muitisl
(c) SI me* Ver* . Hahn
(and) Aims mol Bomber*
MU* Farrar.
VI
Solo for Violoncello—
(a) A Son* of India Rlm»ky-Korsakoff
(b) Hungarian Rhapsodie .... D. Popper
Mr. Malkin.
VII
fa) Idyl Rubinstein |
(b) Wounded Birch Gretchanlnoff
tc) Here J'-eauty Dwells ....Rachmaninoff
The Tryst
id) A Dream Grie*
Miss Farrar.
VIII
(a) The Sea MacDowell
(b) Invtctus Hahn
TWO PURSES STOLEN
A negro who was seen leaving the ,
Indianapolis Home for Aged Women. j
Capitol Ave. anti Eighteeth St., is be
lieved to have stolen the purse of Mrs.
Lorle Prull. u2.'> K. Eleventh St., con
taining $5, and that of Miss M. A. Som
merviile, 4530 Washington Blvd., con- i
taining $l3 and a silver bar pin. Mrs.
Prull’s puree was found in an alley in I
the rear of the home.
DRAFT NEW MINE LAWS
The commission on codifying the
mining laws of Indiana will meet at
the Statehouse Monday with Carey
Littlejohn. State mine inspector, to
finish the work of codifying the laws
and will in addition to this work pre
pare new mine laws.
‘‘lt will be necessary to draft new
Cut Your Coal Bills This Winter
Our Guarantee
1. We guarantee a saving of
one-third In fuel over any lower jdLA
draft stove of the same size. ,i%r;
with soft coal. lignite or slack l * Imßlt
2. We guarantee Cole’s Hot
blast, to use less hsrd coal for Jg i
heating a given apace than any
iiMHeburner made with same size •gfck
3. We guarantee that the
rooms can be heated in from one fro*.:.•.'TrfmfjeM
to two hours each morning with fljggpif,
the fuel put tu the stove the eve- ■Hull I
4. We guarantee that the "ISm
stove will hold fire with soft co*l ; *
or hard coal from Saturday /fpJfu; 'NljSl
evening to Monday morning. fLffiil._ -Vr~.*^S
5. We guarantee a uniform
heat day and night with soft
coal, hard coal or lignite
6. We guarantee ‘very stove to
remain absolutely airtight as pfL.iV/ VhL Vjf
7. We guarantee the feed door JJ
to be smoke and duatproof.
8. We guarantee the anti-puff- Catfltnwn Vo
ing draft to prevent puffing. R O .
The above guarantees are made with the understand
ing that the stove be operated according to direction*,
and connected up with a good pipe.
Cole’s Original Hotblast
Upper—Ruth Bt. Danis and Tsd
Bhxvrn. who will appear at the
Murat on Monday night, Deo. 4.
under the auspices of Ona B. Tal
bot.
Lowr—Geraldine Farrar. who
will appear in concert Sunday after
noon at the Murat under the direc
tion of Mrs. Talbot.
laws, particularly those governing
the use of electricity in the mines, to
keep in pace with modern mining,’’
Littlejohn said.
Hens 25c lb.
Spring Chickens 25C lb.
UKKSSED IREK AMI DELIVERED
Phone Order* Before 3 P M.
SHEWLER PRODUCE CO.
TWO STOKES
936 Ma*s Ave. 630 E. Wtiah.
Circle 6334.
WINDOW GLASS, ALL SIZES
Coal Buckets, Stove Pipe, Stove
Boards. Shovels, etc.
FLEISCHMANN’S HARDWARE
515 W. Wash. St.
Give the Family
a Phonograph
No expenditure you could make will
bring the same degree of pleasure
anti satisfaction on Christmas day
as a fine new phonograph We are.
featuring this special model at a
very low price. Our price—
*44.7s
Kany Credit Terms and
13 Selection*.
THE INDIANAPOLIS I’IMES
CAN GREENHORN
GIRLREACHSTAGE?
‘Continued from Page l-i
head that you wanted to go on the
stage?”
“Oh, I don’t know. I was always
crazy about the theater and I knew a
fellow once that was an actor.' ,
“And because you once knew a
man that was an actor you come here,
without experience, anti expect to get
a job where even professionals are
having a hard time of it!”
I admitted that Such was the case.
Miss McGovern did not argue. In
sead, she said the most sensible thing
in the world.
“Well, we’ll try to help you get the
job you want, and if that doesn’t turn
up, you'll be willing to do something
fef
A house-to-house canvass
showed 3,675 families ÜBing
Three-F coffee, with all of
the eight other brands hav
ing about 100 families each,
using in all only 2,016. The
list has 52 brands under 100
and most of them under 20.
In 602 houses they are
changing from brand to an
other, eventually to become
Tbree-F people. No such
showing can be made by a
brand anywhere In the coun
try. It means satisfied
drinkers.
THE TISHBACK CO.
Indlortapoll* Kttn«t%* City
TURKEY
Alive 55<t Lb.
Dressed Free.
Delivered to any part of city.
C. H. TEASTER & CO.
Phone DKrxitl 1539.
1021 SOUTH EAST ST.
Potatoes 10C
Best Quality—ls-Pound Peck, **
GRAPE FRUIT. IA
lsrge »!*«. each... IUC
APPI.EB, BaTdw!n*E" Off
fancy, 0 lb* sJC
ON lONS, 1.rg.7” *j\L
aound, lb fc //C
CABBAGE, beat, 01/
sound, lb L/2t
ORANGES, good 01/
size, sweet, each. . fa /2C
B WEET POTATOES’ 0~
best Jerseys, lb faC
SUGAR GRANULATED “>• 7%0
SHREDDED WHEAT Pkg. 10c
COFFEE LB - 25 c
WILSON’S MILK 10c
P & G SO AP bar 4V 2 c
pnf K n Big, 18-oz. Loaves, Wrapped g? A
DnCIUI “SUPERIOR QUALITY” UU
Crystal White Soap Z" 4c
CREME OIL
HO AP, bnr 0/2C
OCTAGON SOAP, C _
white Or yellow WC
oliTdutch q
CLEANSER, can OC
KIRK'S FLAKE ' 4 1
WHITE, bar *»«C
GRANDMA SOAP 1C _
POWDER, large... lOC
GLOSS STARCH, F
large lump, lb OC
Standard Grocery Cos.
10 New Standard Stores #%
SfkJni 0443 E. WASH. ST. , 2.M11 W. WASH. ST.
2100 w. morris st. 12. W w. wash. st.
He mm Mm 144 k »i> st. in: w. wash. st. iHV ISa mi
440 N. NO 31,E ST. 4001 HOC LEV MID PL. JMF IEaL MB'
1192 KENTUCKY AVE. ! 230 N. STATE. TKMf
Wanted' Btoreroom * in al * part® of city and
Drrrvnrc suburbs. Notify our office. 419 E. nrrtgMTiriO
r S P IIR F.S Washington 3t. Telephone MA In 0665. OR F.S
WHPPYou Money— w hv n r -
eisa for a while, won't you ? Keep
in touch with us and we’ll help you
all we can. In the meantime you’ll
have to see about getting yourself a
room. Over at the Y. W. now—”
Slips Away
But a room was not what I was
seeking just then. On the pretext,
that I had had no breakfast and was
hungry I got away. When I returned
three hours later it was with the
announcement that I had found a
place to stay and had come for my
bag.
JJUrlng the next few days a Travel
ers' Aid worker called every day at
the address I had given to find out
whether I was all right and had lo
cated a job. They also wired to
For Sports
For Business
For Campus Wear
Men’s All-Wool £1
Jersey /W\
Knitted 4 M
Coats
Priced $0.95
At 4L* Style
—Warm —Brown
—Snug Fitting —Tan
—Comfortable —Green
—Smart —Heather Shades
—lnside Illinois Street Entrance to Your Left.
The Wm. H. BLOCK Cos.
JOAN OF ARC |D
KIDNEY MEANS. . ,IUC
HEINE PORK I*
AND BEANS, can.. IUC
SUGAR CORN, 7_
No. 1 can I C
PEAS, Farly June, ow
No. 1 can 073 C
PEACHES.' Del no
Monte, can ZUC
NAmscoi o_
pkg OC
PAI.MOI.IVE 7
SOAP, bar I C
I ‘ r P ?g OR . FAn -. 10c
SAUERKRAUT, |rt
large can «UC
EAGLE MILK. |Q _
Boriicn'g, can 1«/ C
RED SEAL LYE, f n
can libC
ARGO STARCH, OA
8-lb. pkg LUC
Akron, Ohio, to find out whether ev
erything there was as I had told them.
If a girl really were all alone in a
big city—what a blessed thing the
Travelers’ Aid could be!
In the meantime I had started in
quest of a job.
Miss Van de Grist’s next Story:
“My Experiences in the Booking Agen
cits.”
Hens 251 b.
Spring Chickens, 25<? and 28<j lb.
Wp tire a a them free of charge
strictly fresh eggs
Call MA in 4407
WM. LUCKEY
631 Maaaachnaetts Ave.
FLOUR, pancake, * OJ/
Aunt Jemima - Isa /2C
FLOUR, pancake, q\/
large, 90-ea. i'k N ' .o/3C
mac aroni, large, c
S-oz. pkg OC
spaghetti, large
S-oz. pkg OC
NATION I LOAtT n
pkg 9c
PONT TOASTIES, o'
OR KELLOGG’S... OC
TABLE SALT, Free r
Kiinnliiijr, 2-lb. box... .DC
GOOD LUCK *>o
OLKO, lb 40C
PEPPER, pure, 1 q
black lOC
MATCHES, good iV
Parlor, 3 boxes lUC
"pickles, large in
size, sour, IUC
COCOA, pure, ’I
bulk, lb lUC
FLOUR, Gold £*
Medal, 24 lb* p I.UU
FLOUR, Pills- fi~AC
•y’s, 24 1b3...y1»vD
FLOUR, Ittnd.'m, OJ* _
24 lb. sack VOC
Flour, - Kiadem. or
. tJC
flour or
LJC
CORN MEAL. o|/
best, lb L /2C
MINCEMEAT, * rt
large 9-oz. pkg lUC
CATSUP, large f r
16-oz. bottle IDC
CHILI SAUCE] Va
large S-oz. Jar lUC
MACKEREL, f a
large, fat, each....iUC
SARDINES, oil or A\/
mustard, box ‘x/2C
SORGHUM, Coun
try, 5-lb. can 4DC
PICKPOCKET GETS $32
David Horton, 32 N. Chester Ave.,
told the police he was robbed by a
Money Saving Shoe Sale
Ladies' Oxfords ~ ~W
Ladies’ Oxfords in Brown, Pat- *.
ent, Black Kid and Calf Ladies’
“ : $Q.95 *6.00
dowc Mhl Satin
Slippers
Men’s $3.00 Shoes. Ladies’ Felt Slippers. All
Now 93.95 Colors 98<f Cf A
Men's $6.50 Shoes. $2.50 School Shoe? At J Sit
54.95 Now $1.95 1 *
Men’s Work Shoes. $4.00 School Shoes. -
N«w 91.98! Now M 2.95
Sl.to Children’s Shoes, now 81.00
COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER
1546 North fj •!> np Ci 233 E. Wash St.
Illinois Street 0610 S I WO OtOrCS Opp. Courthouse
Give 'em a quart apiece
and watch 'em grow
Give each of vour children a quart of
milk a day. Encourage them to drink
it. Put it on cereals. Make it into
puddings. Pour it on toaEt. Stir it
into soup.
Use Polk’s Milk freely
It takes the place of more costly and
less nutritious food.
Phones RA ndolph 0852-3-4-5
POLKS Mitkl
“Food jFor TlioiKfht'"
Wanser's Modern Market
215 North Illinois Street
QUALITY RIGHT PRICES RIGHT
Navy Beans, large / Fresh Ham, skin and fat off,
per lb I /2C whole or half,
F. F. F. Coffee, Si P or lb ZUC
P er P k ß 41C Rib and Loin Pork Chops, small
Post Toasties or Kellogg’s Q and lean, np
Corn Flakes, per pkg oC ; per lb hDC
Four Roses brand rolled a a Pig Hearts, 101/
Oata, per pkg lUC per lb._ /2C
10 Bara P. and Q. s s Loin and Round
Soa P MC steak, per lb .JOC
No. 2 can Sugar Corn. «jr 1 Beef Roast; native t C
3 can ® MtDC ! cattle; per lb IDC
Borax Soap Chips, *yr : Freeh Cottage Pork on
3 pkga JL*)C j Roast, per lb LLC
350-354 Ernst Washington Street
The Bluest Retail Grocery in Indiana
HOOSIER GOLD CREAMERY BUTTER—Pound print.s3^
BREAKFAST BACON—Sugar cured and nicely «q
streaked. Pound 4mOC
Two pounds 55£
FRESH HAMS—Medium size. Pound • IS£
Grape Fruit large, bright fruit, I Grimes Golden Apples. r
fine flavor; 3 so Pound DC
for 25«* lUC Bushel Box, f1.85
WISCONSIN CHEESE—FuII cream. Pound *...30£
J"' Freah Oy,„™. ~Md
r«J"'. a ". and 25c -"«*«• «* 35c
POTATOES —Minnesota stock, good winter keepers. a m
Peck j / C
New Persian Dates, | A Marrowfat Beans, new
bulk. Pound I*/C crop. Pound l^C
CANDY SPECIAL—A jobber’s remnant of mfv
discontinued varietira. Pound UC
Central Meat Market
245 EAST WASHINGTON STREET
Pure Lard, No. 10 Pail $1.15
(9 Lbs. Net. Bring Your Pail)
Big No. 1 Eggs, candled. Fresh Ground Hamburger,
storage, dozen 35c 3 lbs St s<f
Best Creamery Butter, 1b....45d; Pure Pork Pan Sausage,
Boiling Beef, lb 7 Q 2 lbs 25^
Choice Pot Roast, lb 9<f Home-Made Frankfurts, 11». ,10<
Tender Steak, lb 15«f Whole Fresh Shoulder, lb.
Machine Sliced Bacon. lb...2S<t Whole Fresh Ham, lb
Our Own Best Coffee, 1b....20< Smoked Picnic Ham, lb 15£
Bargains in All Kinds of Veal and Mutton
These Articles Are Special for Saturday Only
OPENING SATURDAY
Kentucky Lincoln Market Kentucky
Av « “THE BIG NEW MARKET’’ Ave
Good meats only at right prices. Here are a few examples—
PURE LARD, 12Vo<-
Pork Shauldera, 10 Bolling Roof, |A
sliced lOC and ~,.IUC
Pork Ofl Beef Roast. ||
chop* AUC sad **i«c
NOV. 24, 1922
pickpocket as he got off a street car
at Pennsylvania and Market Sts. last
night. Horton said his purse con
tained $32.