Indiana daily times. [volume], August 06, 1920, Home Edition, Page 18, Image 18

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Open Saturday Night
6'to 8:30
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We are serving thousands
in our well equipped, ex
clusive optical store, at a
Reasonable Price
Quick, Expert Service
We manufacture fine spec
tacles and eyeglasses.
Hoosier Optical
Company
MFG. OPTICIANS
148 N. Illinois St.
Phone Main 6592. .
GRANGER DEPT. STORE
336-38 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
Sau r‘ay Bargain Day
Our East Cnt In Straw Hats.
Men's Extra Quality Panama Hats;
yacht shape ; C) C .i
$6.00 valne
Men’s Panama and Milan Straw;
full shape; £4 /
$5.00 value 91>U9
Boys’ Straw Hats; SI.OO
Men’s High-Grade Porous - Knit
Union Suits;
$l5O value .-.
Men’s High-Grade Balbriggan Union
Suits; $1.50 <sC
value 70<C
Men’s B. V. D. Athletic Unionf>o n
Suits; $1.50 value uOC
Men’s Balbriggan Shirts and {TQ^
Drawers: extra quality Ovi!
Men’s Blue and White Denim Over
alls and Jackets; 4.4 qq
$2.50 value
Ladles’ China Silk Waists;£4 tfjQ
all colors: $3.00 value
Ladies Silk Dresses; complete clean
up of all odd styles; ;£4 ssq
up to $20.00 values
Ladies' Wash Skirts; G* 4 i>
$2.50 value SltvO
Ladles' Silk and Poplin e? O QQ
Skirts; $6.00 value ddisO
Ladies Summer Underwear at %
price.
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ITARK . ( MADISON AND HAT.
BIUttJLB > FOUNTAIN SQUARE.
) MERIDIAN AND MORRIS.
6REER-HANKINS LBR. CO.
Applier. and Retailer.
VULCANITE ASPHALT SHINBLES
and ROLL ROOFIN6
624 MASS. AVE.
Main 747. Pkeaes. Auta. 22-211
CANNING ~NEEDS
TIN CANS, FRUIT JARS
and JELLY GLASSES
“is wK
Orphans to Have Fun
at Annual Festival I
Orphans of the General Protestant Or- I
pban association will romp on the j
grounds of the orphanage at Terrace and j
State avenues Sunday on the occasion
ol the fifty-third annual festival of the j
organization.
A concert is to be .given in the after
noon by a cornet band composed of mem
bers and former members of the Gen
eral Protestant Orphan society of Cin
cinnati.
Dinner and supper will be served by
the members of the ladles’ auxiliary.
The public la invited to attend.
ShrinersWill Hold
‘Get Acquainted’ Day
Get acquainted day for members of the
Inidana Masonic home at Franklin and of
the Murat temple will be held Aug. 15.
..a cars will take the Shriners to
FranlaWn.
Charles J. Orblson will give an ad
-1 dress, and there will be musical numbers.
There will be a basket picnic of the
! Murat temple at Broad Ripple park
Aug. 27.
Jazz music will be furnished by the
Kormand band.
Mother of 8 Takes
Life With Poison
Special to The Times.
NEWCASTLE, Ind., Aug. 6.—Mrs.
George Wlsehart, 48, mother of eight
small children. Is dead at her home
near here, a suicide from drinking a
solution of “London purple.”
No motive fofr her act has been found
rnd the husband denied to the coroner
that they had quarreled.
Dr. F. J. Drake, cdunty coroner, is
continuing his investigations.
Girl Offers to Play
for Salvation Army
Manager J. H. Swain of the city hall
baseball team, has a chance to inject an
unusual feature Into the game with tbs
courthouse club when these two organi
zations clash Saturday afternoon, Aug. 4,
for the benefit of the Salvation Army
home service fund.
Miss Hazel Halderman, pretty girl sec
retary to Dr. Herman Morgan of the city
board of health, knows baseball from A
to Z and has offered her services.
Miss Halderman recently came from Il
linois, where she played in semi-profes
sional baseball.
She is said to be “at home” iither in
the pitcher's box or at first base.
“I had rather thought I would give up
LESLEY’S CLEANER FOR riANOS
Makes old furniture appear new. Ask
for It.—Advertisement.
Fcur Sevens Hour—Glofcebrenner’s.
“SAVINGS FIRST”
i
Before - you put your money in your
pocketbook slip a few dollars in
your Savings Pass Book .and deposit
them at once in your Savings Ac
count. ‘
It is a good plan to save one-tenth
of your money earned, each pay day.
We pay 4 y s % on savings.
All deposits made on or before the
10th of the month will receive in
terest from the FIRST of the same
month.
MEYER-KISER BANK
136 East Washington Street
Open 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Saturdays.
GAS RANGES
Lota of good standard makes both in high and low
oven gas ranges.
Low Oven Ranges SIO.OO
High Oven Ranges $20.00
CASH OR PAYMENTS
ITa 1 ITS Pioneer
oaker oros. d *^*
Opposite Courthouse, East Washington Street
Cash or Payments Easy to Buy and Easy to Pay
gmgMtf Excursions
—NEXTSUNDAY—
CINCINNATI, OHIO,
$2.45 R °,E1 D W ™ 1 p -$2.45
Decatur, in., s2.7o—Every Biniday- Mars,ia Ji ind., 51*22
VISIT TURKEY RUN—(INDIANA STATE PARKY
Special Trains Leave Union Station 7:00 A. M.
.-figl System in Dentistry
-infill Eliminates Waste
ft Waste is the big factor in the
cost of anything —waste of time
and waste of material.
EITEUORG & MOORE We \ eliminate this waste
DENTISTS ■ through an efficiency system of
service and you profit.
Corner East Market St. and Circle. \
Grodpd Fleer. Lady Attendant. OoßSUltation Free.
DOG HILL PAF.AGRAFS
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Washington Hocks was found sitting
oa the fence this morning scratching his
chin In a deep study and when some
body passed and asked him what he was
doing he said he was Just wondering
who was going to be elected.
• . •
The Hog Ford preacher was enter
tained with a big birthday dinner last
.Monday. He is becoming quite popular,
even amongst some that don’t belong
to hl congregation. '
• * •
Business was so dull at the store In
the Calf Ribs neighborhood Wednesday
a mouse spent the afternoon In the meal
barrel.
ball playing,” she said today, “but I’m
willing to play one more game for the
Salvation Army.”
The game at Washington park one
week from tomorrow will be 6 double
header, In which the teams of the city
hall and courthouse and Klwanis and Ro
tary clubs will shine.
Five thousand tickets are t t be sold at
50 cents each.
Distribution of tickets was made today
by City Controller Bob Bryson.
A MOOREFIELU por- /’"‘"V
trait Is an artistic ex- f
press-ion of your per- Wnß
(tonality. Ik4,
Ninth Floor Kahn Ride-
Mending Tissue
No sewing or darning. Repairs clothing,
silk, satin, cotton goods, ribbons, fabrics
of all kinds, kid gloves, mackintoshes,
umbrellas, parasols, stockings, etc. Pack
age postpaid, 15 ce;.ts, two packages, 25
cents Address PENN" PUBLISHING CO.,
Blairsville. Fa.
IJN DIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1920.
4 W. WASHINGTON STREET
For Saturday Morning
An Important
CLEARANCE SALE
— of —
DRESSES
v. /
Widest Selections and
Exceptionally Low Prices
COOL COTTON VOILES, GINGHAMS,
LINENS AND ORGANDIES
One Big Group On Sale at
$ 5 98
Charming, good looking gingham frocks in neat
plaids and dainty checks. Also a select variety
of figured voiles and linenes. “Workmanship, fab
ric and style compare favorably with dresses seen
elsewhere at $lO and $10.98.
Final Clearance
25 Voile and Organdie Dresses At
$2.98
August Sale of Furs
and Fur Coats
At Saving* Up to 30 per cent
FUR COATS OF SQUIRREL, MINK, HUDSON
SEAL, SEALINE AND KIT CONEY
*65 to *495
FUR SCARFS and CAPES
IN FOX, WOLF, SQUIRREL, SKUNK
AND KIT CONEY
*14.98 to *lls
COME EARLY SA TURD A Y MORNING
August Birthstones
Moonstone or Sardonyx
Tk* True Gift for Lovers
“She, loving onoe, and always, wears, if
wise,
A moonstone or sardonyx, and her home
is paradise.”
If jroo are looking for an appropriate birthday
remembrance this month, yon coaid not chooae
anything better than a moonstone or sardonyx.
It in the £ acred stone of India, and is bettered to
bring good fortune to the wearer.
We Have Them in Rings at $2 to $35
or we can set them in any style you VV
prefer.
Carl L. Ro,st g
“The Home of Quality ”
At the Sign of the Clock A
in the Middle of the Block
He Flirted or Filled Rlajps SeM Hero. Jul
THE LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R. R.
EXCURSION
SUNDAY, August Bth
(Returning same date.)
ROUND TRIP FARES TO
MICHIGAN CITY (Lake Michigan) $2.70
WALKERTON (Koontx Lake) , B $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. N
For tickets and full information apply to agent
Quick Sales" - Small Profits
WOMEN!!! . f f|/?A
Our $2.69 price on women’s low h S' 1§
cuts has been one of the sensa- Sr M Jr
tions of the Summer shoe sell- *
ing: Many of our very best 4m\\/ _
shoes have been sold at this <B^BB3®^
yougetyoursf A 19)4 PR,CE FOR 1920 VALUES
Hundreds More Pairs at
This Low Price
JiSijK Each week hundreds of more pairs of low cuts are added
t° stocks listed for $2.69 selling. A wide
range of selection is assured.
Pumps, Oxfords, Colonials
Every pair comes from new 1920 stocks. They are a/
stylish, high-grade and dependable. At
$2.69 most of them are offered at less
BLACKS, BROWNS P
• AND WHITES
Not a Pair in the Lot That Originally Sold under $5.00
You Can't Beat This
Keds,Special, 79c
Children’s, misses’ and youths’ keds, in baby
doll and oxfords; sizes 5 to 2; boys’ and ladies’
sizes sto 7. Special—
Out of the congested district. Come in your car. Plenty of room to park.
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'W' aa 2630 Northwestern Avenue
Fourth Floor State Life Building
' Final
j Clearance
Wyk/ SUMMER
i MILLINERY
All Hair Hats, Georgettes, Taffetas, Organdies, Sport Hats or Ribbon and
Straw and Leghorn Pattern Hats
x—v y/~\ y x x - \
I|OT No. 1 ~ LOT No. 3\ T LOT No. 3 y/ LOT No. 4
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THE GREATEST MILLINERY VALUES WE HAVE EVER OFFERED
AFRICAN OSTRICH FEATHER CO.
Fourth Floor State Life Building
t WE CLOSE SATURDAY AT 6 P. M.
Service and Satisfaction
TRUSSES ■
% # ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, BRACES
FITTED BY EXPERT
Complete Line Sick Room Supplies
WE H. ARMSTRONG CO. ZfJZV'SI™-
14 WEST OHIO ST.
CLOTHING ON CREDIT
PEOPLE'S CREDIT CLOTHING CO.
40 N. PENNSYLVANIA ST- 2nd FLOOR
BLACK SCREEN WIRE 3*Ac a Square Foot
VONNEGUT HARDWARE CO.
ISO TO 184 ■ AST WASHINGTON STRSET
Small Footed Men
Values up to $7.00 and SB.OO. Lucky ones get
them for $2.69
SPORT SHOES gr^n
Boys’ and youths,’ ac- JJ<3j KBrj*} \
FURNITURE
We Treat You Right
CASH OR PAYMENTS
Little Furniture Store
211 E. Washington St.
WANTED-WASTE PAPER
Prices highest ever known. Schools,
churches, householders. We will call tor
any amount.
WE PAY CASH
AMERICAN PAPER STOCK CO.
Wain 60S*.
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DETROIT VAPOR STOVES
PENINSULAR STOVES
GURNEY REFRIGERATORS
CHENEY PHONOGRAPHS
For Sal* by
HQOSIER OUTFITTING CO
4414 E. Waah.