Indiana daily times. [volume], October 13, 1920, Last Home Edition, Page 14, Image 14

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CAST YOUR VOTE
In Favor of Good Teeth
The entire public will ngree with
your choice. Everybody admires
good, clean, sound, well-kept teeth.
They are easy to have. We can
put your teeth in good condition
at moderate cost—if you don’t
wait too long. Or if they are al
ready past rerair, we can pull
them out painlessly and furnish
new “store teeth” to exactly match
your remaining natural teeth.
Reasonable charges. Work prompt
ly finished. Speed and gentleness
at your service. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
Eiteljorg & Moore
DENTISTS
Corner East Market St. and Circle.
Ground Floor. Lady Attendant.
315-317-319 E. Washington St
INCANDESCENT
LAMPS
for the long winter nights. Buy
them at the convenient place
THE DAYLIGHT CORNER
MERCHANTS HEAT AND
LIGHT CO.
C. O.’B. Murphy, Gen’i. Mgr.
Try Cur 30c Nco day Ltnshe?
TEPPER’S RESTAURANT
221 SOCTH lU.INOIS ST.
Prompt and Courteous Service.
ALWAYS OPEN'. SHORT ORDERS.
EREER-HANKINS LBR. CO.
Appllers and Kataiiar*
VULCANITE ASPHALT SKINSLES
and ROLL ROOFIAB
624 MASH. AVE.
Main 147. Phone*. Auto. 22-213.
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PENINSULAR STOVES
GURNEY REFRIGERATORS
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For Sal* by
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443-5 E. Wah.
FURNITURE
We Treat You Right
CASH O > PAYMENTS
Little Furniture Store
211 E. Washington St.
VCendinp r Tissue ofiuE^
,\u -■- .*-* or tiatu.ug. Repair* cloihlng,
llk, satin, cotton gooda. ribbons, fabrics
o( all kinds, kid gloves, mackintosh#*
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rents. Address PENN PUBLISHING CO
Blatrsvllle. Pa.
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almost totally blind. It’s the early care that’s largely responsible for this.
In seeking the services of a physician, professional ability is what you look for first.
In seeking the services of an optometrist, this should also be uppermost in mind.
While we can and do sell glasses just as low, if not lower, than any optical house in the
city, we do not want you to be influenced by this fact alone. Above all else, professional
ability to give correct examinations and to prescribe correct glasses is what we desire
you to keep in mind when seeking our services.
All glasses guaranteed. If lenses need changing during the
first six months, we make no charge for changing.
DR. J. E. KERNEL Optical Department
The Wm. H. Block Cos.
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K. OF C. ‘JOY FEST’
TO RAISE FUNDS
Campaign for Money to Finish
Boys’ Home Started.
The four-day ‘‘joy fest” of the Knights
of Columbus, which opens today at the
lodge, 1305 North Delaware strcot. for the
purpose of completing funds for the
Gibauit Home for Catholic Boys, which
has been delayed on account of the war,
is a part of a State-wide festival under
the state council of the K. of C.
Terre Haute, South Bend, Ft. Wayne
and several large cities are giving simi
lar festivals. . ,
A number of entertainments and social
stunts are included in the money-rais
ing program
The Catholic churches and affiliated
Catholic organizations in the city will
have booths at the lodge, where novel
ties and refreshments will be sold.
Dancing, musical concerts and card
parties will be given every afternoon,
and arrangements have been made for
a large crowd of Indianapolis persons.
! w. P. Flanary is chairman of the ex
! ecutlve committee.
The other members are G. W. Deery,
! Harry Toner, Fred Jones and Thomas
j Donahue.
The members of the finance committee
j are William J. Mooney. John R. Welch,
Joseph A. McGowan, Joseph Naughton.
| J. O. Vanier, F. A. O’Donnell, J. B. Mahan.
, Fred Kirschner, George W. Deery and
j Herman P. Kirkhoff.
FIVE HURT WHEN
AUTO RUNS WILD
Negro Loses Control and Car
Plunges Into Crowd.
Five persons were injured when an
) automobile driven by Eugene Hail, ID.
! colored. 533 North Nohic street, run wild
’ at the southeast corner of Market and
j Illinois streets last night and plunged
i into a crowd of men at a political meet- ;
i tng.
j According to Hall, his clutch failed
i when he slowed up for the crossing.
By accident, he touched the gas con
; trol, throwing the machine at a high
speed across the car tracks, and losing
control.
The Injured are:
Forest Heckman, IS, 56 North Sher
man drive, severely bruised,
i Elmer Servies, 23, 1723 Prospect street,
severely bruised.
James Smith. 20, 1105 Woodlawn avc
i nue, bruised about legs and bend.
Louis C. Larsen, 20, 1340 North Illinois
street, right leg crushed.
Louis Rvffcrt, 26, 843 North, Capitol., 1
| seriously bruised about the body.
The injured were taken to the City
! Hospital.
Hall is being held by police under
SI,OOO bond and is charged’ with assault
and battery and with speeding
Easy Payment Plan
Swindler Sentenced
Special to The Time*.
SOUTH BEND. Ind.. Oct. 13.—Willis
I Burnham, ‘’blue sky” building con
i tractor, was sentenced to from one to
i seven years today when bis counsel en
: cered a plea of guilty to a charge of
swindling a young factory worker In
| connection with an easy payment home
| contract.
Burnham came here last October and
! contracted to build thirty homes at at
tractive prices, claiming to bo able to ob
tain labor below scale prli*es.
After obtaining SB,OOO in imounts rang
ing up to *4OO he disappeared last June
and was apprehended at Camden, N. J.
When the contractor finishes his pres
ent sentence he must go to Long Island
City, N. Y., to face similar charges.
Pas a Democrat,
Grandpa’s a Republican f
and Mas Independent- )** %
but when it comes to the r
Food Administration,
we all vote for
Post i3i /
Toasties®!
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CLOTHING ON CREDIT
PEOPLE'S CREDIT CLOTHING CO.
4ft N. PENNSYLVANIA ST. 2nd FLOOR
Care for Your Eyes
NOW
That You May Enjoy GOOD
VISION in Later Years
Do you realize that the care you give your
eyes in your youth or prime will be reflected
in the strength of your vision in later years?
You’ve often wondered why some old people
can see even without glasses, while others are
DOG HILL PARAGRAFS
Little Fidlty Flinders has started to
again after some more education,
hut he saw a drove of big scholars going
away from there yesterday afternoon and
is afraid there is not any knowledge left
for him.
The merchant at Bounding Billows has
been selling shoes a long time, but says
he never yet has seen a man clerk who
hadn't rather fit shoes on a pretty girl
than on an old man.
Somebody along the road wanted to
send their regards to a friend at Tiek
ville„ but the mall carrier shook his
head and said he had stamps for sale.
Perfection Butter—Glosebrcnner’e.
UNIFORMS I
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Railroad Men
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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13,1920.
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—there are several good Stf \
reasons why 'S'
For tone, It was awarded highest Bcore over all competitors at the Panama-Pacific Exposition.
Its sound chamber is of all wood construction, so made as to eliminate all hollow, echoing
tones.
Its motor is smooth, silent and powerful, playing a number of records on one winding.
Its cabinet has the grace, refinement and flmsh found only In the highest grp.de of furniture.
IT PLAYS ALL MAKES OF RECORDS PERFECTLY WITHOUT
EXTRA ATTACHMENTS.
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ESTABLISHED I*4o
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245 East Washington St.
"lon would think tJioee
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field photographic per. ladA
trait* are so true to life.
•flntb Floor Kahn Bid*
Follow This Bank’s Example
Prosperity is coming—but what good will it do you
if you have not looked ahead and made provision for
your own account.
Men don’t money—money makes men.
You simply must have money to invest or you will
always be a slave to a salary.
The door to success is built on the “pay as you en
ter” principle. You must have READY CASH to
get through, and you can’t have ready cash unless
you save.
Our success should be an inspiration to you. Our
policy has always been to KEEP THE MONEY IN
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for you.
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We Pay on Savings
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Mr. Mason’s book is not only a guide to voters,
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grounds. To every citizen, and to the new
voter especially, this book will be an inspira
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103 North Illinois Street. Opposite Terminal Station
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