Indiana daily times. [volume], June 16, 1920, Home Edition, Page 12, Image 12

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When we speak of the growth of Indianapolis
we do not always think of actual height, yet
the city has in a very real sense “grown up”
since the days of the log cabin with its one
story. And as the newcomers arrived and
story was added to story both in homes and
business buildings, there came the demand for
a rental agency to perform its double service to
owners and prospective tenants of this avail
able space.
Our Rental Department is still developing its
already extensive service along this line. For
landlords it takes entire charge of buildings
of all kinds —offices, apartments or single
houses—making repairs, paying taxes, collect
ing rents; in fact, relieving owners of all re
sponsibility. To prospective tenants it en
deavors to be as helpful as possible in locating
satisfactorily, in spite of the present over
crowded condition of the city.
oaWngs anti Erast Compang
Mrtbwest Corner Market and Pennsylvania
The Boy Next Door
Return your empty
milk bottles prompt
ly. Without bottles
we can not make de
liveries to you.
1 I'INN. AND WASH. SIS.
„ nnl . ( MADISON AND MAT.
SOUAJSK.
AND MORRIS.
Father said, “The boy next door
is a bright chap—husky as they make ’em and
full of pep.”
This caused mother to ask her
self, “Why isn’t my boy as far advanced in his
classes and as good an athlete as Johnny next
door?”
One needn’t seek far for the
reason. Malnutrition is responsible for the
backwardness of some school children, just as
proper food is responsible for the athletic bodies
of others.
Almost one-third of the children
of this country suffer from malnutrition —mainly
because of the improper selection of their food.
Protect your children by adding
a quart of milk to the daily diet of each one.
Milk furnishes every element
necessary to health and growth in the proper
proportions and for the least cost.
In the light of experiments in
feeding milk to school children conducted in
many places—in Indiana, particularly at Colum
bus and Shelbyville, mothers are not in a position
to ignore the healthful and beneficial effects of
drinking good rich milk.
Be on the safe side ~ Order a quart of
Polk's Best Ml Ik for each child in your family
POLK’S
Best Milk
Ask Your Physician
Order by Phone. , North 852, Auto. 23-331.
CLOTHING ON CREDIT
PEOPLE'S CREDIT CLOTHING CO.
46 N. PENNSYLVANIA ST. 2nd FLOOR
MSC VACUUM CLEANERS
ff f ¥ff KjHßk FREE TRIAL V EASY PAYMENTS
1 IraTfffWfc HATFIELD ELECTRIC CO.
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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1920.
POLICE MATRON
IGNORES ORDER
Attorneys and Bondsmen Find
Way to See Prisoners.
Some weeks ago Chief of Police Jerry
Kinney Issued an order to the turnkeys
and matrons at police headquarters
which professional bondnmen and attor
neys call the “closed door policy.”
This order Is being openly Ignored this
month during the daytime In the ma
tron’s office, for the doors can almost
always be found unlocked during the
mornings.
The order was Issued by tbo chief to
prevent soliciting by bondsmen and at
torneys from persons arrested.
The order has done much to stop the
soliciting, and attorneys and bondsmen
are only permitted to Interview prisoners
when the prisoners send for them.
To enforce this order Chief of Police
Kinney required that the doors leading
to the turnkey’s and matron’s office be
kept locked and persons be admitted by
the turnkeys and matrons only when
they could show that they had business
In the offices.
This order even extended to police
and newspaper men who either knocked
at the door or pressed the button sound
ing the buzzer to gain admittance.
The “closed door policy" has been en
forced by the turnkeys at all times.
Recently, however, Lillian M. .Tascbkn,
matron, has often been In the courtroom
and In the hallway of the city clerk’s
office, and at such times persons who
wished to enter the' matron’s office were
not blocked by locked doors.
When told of the "open door" policy
In the matron’s office Chief Kinney said
his former order had not been reversed
and seemed surprised to learn that the
doors In the matron’s office were not
kept locked as is done in the turnkey’s
office.
Matron Jaschka was formerly a matron
at the Marlon county Jail In the days
when George Coffin was sheriff.
No Charges—No Layaways
Boys’ Tan Scout Shoes
at Cost
During our Closing Out Sale every pair
to be sold. Five hundred pairs in tan Jr
and pearl elk. Good and serviceable. I ,y.
Specially priced for Thursday and / M jrl
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Every pair of Chil
dren's Shoes to be s (C jfiy
i closed out at cost.
Boys’ and Girls’ Dept.—2nd Floor.
Feltman & Curme Shoe Stores Cos.
38 E. Washington St.
A COOL OFFICE
The picture on the left
illustrates the hot, stuf
fy office where work is
a hardship, where every
individual has a ‘foggy’
brain and where the
employer is actually
cheating himself by
permitting his employes
to work under such dif
ficulties.
Note the picture on the
right. See the differ
We can supply Robbins & Myers Fans in all
styles and sizes.
Hatfield Electric Cos.
Corner Meridian and Maryland Sts.
Main 123. Auto. 23-123.
Clean Teeth Aid to Good Health
The secret of good health is no secret. It consists of following a
few simple rules: Clean up your mouth. Food, to be properly di
gested, must be thoroughly chewed and moistened through and
through with saliva. Your stomach can not chew your food for you
—it has no teeth. No one can be healthy and happy unless he Is
free from pain. Bad teeth, sooner or later, will cause misery, loss
of sleep and wages. If nature hadn’t intended teeth to be Important
to us the warning would not be so plain—they wouldn’t ache so
when diseased. A dirty mouth often results In pyorrhea, which
means that you will constantly be swallowing the pus (germs) that
Is being produced around the roots of the teeth bo affected. Don’t
take poison in this form It often causes heart disease, rheumatic
pain, neuralgia, painful joints, ulcers of stomach, cancer and other
long-disabling diseases. Good teeth and clean gnms build up the body.
The PEOPLE’S DENTISTS
36 WEST WASHINGTON ST. Over Gausepohl’s Trunk Store.
Sunday, 9 a. m. to 12 m.
BLACK SCREEN WIRE 3 l Ao a Square Foot
VONNEGUT HARDWARE CO.
ICO TO 124 I AST WASHINGTON STREET
DOG HILL PARAGRAFS
Hut
A handsome young traveling salesman
selling millinery was observed at
Bounding Billows yesterday polishing
his finger nails. Sid Hock was among
those who caught him In the act and
he wanted the town marshal to search
him to see If he couldn't unearth a
powder pu’f.
• • •
The Rye Straw storekeeper and Yam
Sims came near having a business trans
action this morning, as Yam stuck his
head In the door, and the proprietor,
who was reading, thought It was some
body with some money and asked him
to come In.
• • •
Atlas Peck says while there is na
tlon-wlde complaint about a Shortage of
houses this spring, he notices that all
the files seem to have found good homes
for themselves and families.
Kvergond Oleomargarine—(ilossbrenner's.
ence in the surround
ings. All brought aboiit
by the purchase of air
electric fan. Everybody
is wide awake now and
work is really a pleas
ure.
We can supply you with
an electric fan that will
operate on I). C. or A. C.
current in prices rang
ing from
$ll.OO to $42.50
Good |
Diamonds
as well as good values aro
the two basic principles on
which we have built up a
dominating and most val
ued reputation. This pres
tige we have gained only
through remarkable value
giving and the strictest ad
herence to honorable meth
ods in dealing with those
who place confidence In us,
to aid them In selecting the
best for the least money.
For over twenty-eight
years we have sold the best
grade of diamonds the mar
ket affords. We are con
stantly watching for genu
ine diamond values, and
only buy when the price Is
such as will warrant us In
offering the same to you as
a real value. It will be a
pleasure to have you step in
and see these, the best real
values in the city.
FMcl\GrM.Noe
JEWELBV {STORE
JRV 103 N. ILLINOIS S 3 !! Jpn
Dr. C. A. Clark
None genuine Without This Signature
Dr. Curtiss Clark’s
Auto-Brake Renewer
Make Your Brakes
Safe, Silent and Sure
For nutomoblle brake*, clutches,
fan belt*; also a preventive for all
leather belts. Sold by all up-to-date
dealers, Ir. Clark's Cliemba! Lab
oratories, munuf.icturers, 5401 lngle
side Ave.. Chicago, 111- 00c a tube.
Large cans $2.00.
LILLY HARDWARE CO.
Distributors
114-118 East Washington St.
Indianapolis, Ind.
B*U Phone Automatic Phone
Main st>o. 21-346.
'TGakiasxli
11M1741# L Washington M.
Van Briggle
Natural
Hair Restorer
Dandruff
Remover
i
UemoTes Dandruff. stops Itching
acalp and falling hair. It freshens
hair growth.
a .ASH VOIR DIU’GGIST.
DETROIT VAPCXft STOVES
PENINSULAR S&TOVEB
GURNEY REFRIGERATORS
CHENEY PHONOGRAPHS
For Sale by \
H3D3IER OUTFITTING CD
443-5 E. Wash. '
WAMTED-WASTE PAPER
Prices highest ever known. Schools,
churches, householders. We will call for
any amount.
WE PAY CASH i
AMERICAN PAPER STOCK Col
Main 6089.
Fine Decorated /h m pm mti
42-Piece Set of AL / /
DINNERWARE V • • •
See our open stock of Dlnnerwarel
Little Furniture Store !
211 E. Washington St.
ELECTRICAL WIRING
And Fixtures a Specialty.
Prompt service and satisfaction
guaranteed.
If ,lt'a Electrical—Call Proa. 007S.
ARMY TENTS and
WAGON COVERS I
Cheap; all sizes; new and used,*
815 S. Delaware
Prospeot 4688 1
ECiiiM
Money back without quntloa A
If HUNT'S Salve fail* in the J
treatment ofITCH, ECZEMA. (L C?j
RINGWORM, TETTER ors
other i tchina *km dUeeate. Try WmTf f k\
■IS m box at our rlek- iW / Ml
wnng mrft fianriTv*
Faultless portrayal of
character Is one of the
superior attributes of
photographlo portraits
by
Mlath Floor Kahn Bids.
Extravagance and Laziness
are two of the prime factors in the
present high cost of living.
Some of ns seem to be interested in
how much we can spend and how lit
tle we can work and save.
If all of us would work 100 per cent
efficiency and SAVE more, the in
creased production and decreased con
sumption of goods would help bring
a drop in high prices.
Working and Saving is the old
American principle which has made
this a country of prosperity. It’s up
to us to keep it so.
I We Pay 4 y 2 % on Savings j
IP?f% Ask for a Budget. ; - ifp?3|
MEYER-KISER BANK
136 East Washington Street
(Don’t endorse a note unless you are
willing to pay it.)
Aroma Tells the Story
Light a Deschler’s Monogram and note the fragrance of the
■moke. It Is rich, and at the same time mild and mellow.
This unusual aroma is due to the skillful blending of the finer
imported and domestic tobaccos. Try a Deschler’3 Monogram
today; 8c and 10a
LOUIS G. DESCHLER 00.
INDIANAPOLIS
Avoid imitations by using the full name—
DESCHLER’S Monogram
Free dental service by graduate dentists
taking State Board examination . Come
to Indiana Dental College , corner of
North and Meridian streets, Thursday,
June 17th , at 8:30 a, m.
THE LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R. R.
EXCURSION
SUNDAY, JUNE 20th
(Returning same date.)
ROUND TRIP FARES TO
WALKERTON (Koontz Lake) v , $2.43
ROCHESTER (Lake Manitou) a a $2.12
Train leaves Indianapolis Union Station 7:00 a. m.; Massa
chusetts Avenue Station 7:10 a. m.
The above fare includes war tax.
For tickets and full information apply to agent.
Excursions
-nextsunday—
CINCINNATI, O.
$2.45- RO ,H£ D w„'L RIP -$2.45
Decatur, Cl., $2.70 —EVSTy Sunday —Marshall, Ind., $1.22
VISIT TURKEY RUN—(INDIANA STATE PARK)
Special Trains Leave Union Station 7 :00 A. M.
Neglected Teeth
-yS&Sn aot aa a gateway for the Introduction of
deadly germs Into the system. Ninety
If per cent of Americans have defective,
ft. .ft genu-harboring teeth and jaws. If that
per cent to give their teeth
proper care practically all of those people goffering from creek!ng Joints,
etc., would be feeling "lit as a fiddle.” Good work, properly done, Insures the
patient against diseases caused by the teeth.
EITELJORG & MOORE, Dentists
Came* Em* Macke* Street and Circle. Ground Floor. Lady Attendant.
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