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16
Open Saturday Night
6 to j8:30
Jflrtrbrr
&atoing?m& tTrust Company
Early Frost Presaged
by Coming of Katydid
Special to The Time*.
GBEENSBCRG. Ind.. July B.—Frost in
six -weeks is predicted by the early ap
pearance of katydids. The first katy
did of die year was heard last night by
visitors at Lake McCoy, four miles east
of here. Old residents gay that this is
the earliest appearance on record for
katydids, which are usually heard in
August and that the arly appearance"
means that there will be frost within
six weeks.
Grocer Slayer Pays
Penalty on Scaffold
CHICAGO, July S.—Antonio Lopes, con
victed of slaying a grocer during a hold
up, was hanged in the county jail here
today, Loper had been in Jail more than
a year and was twice reprieved. Gov-.
Small yesterday refused to grant a third
reprieve. During his stay in the county
jail Lopez became knoyrn as the “chan
ticleer of murderers' row" because of his
imitations of a crowing rooster.
Celebrate Honor to
Priest From the Pope
Special to The Times,
RICHMOND, Ind., July R—Members
of St. Andrew's Catholic CSureh here
Friday night will arrange a celebration
to taek place when the priest. Rev. Frank
A. Roell, is rested with the office of
monsignor, by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Char
trand of Indianapolis.
Neighboring Catholics are to be It?
vlted to attend the event.
CITIZEN'S WANT GOOD ROADS.
KOKOMO, Ind., July B.—At a mass
meeting of citizens held here a request
was made of the county commissioners
that the roads of Howard County be
generally repaired.
If You Miss This Sale Your Oppor
tunity Is Lost Forever
Still Lots of Real Bargains Left at the Great
FIRE SALE
The greatest opportunity of your lifetime presents itself duriing this sale.
Thrifty people are profiting by buying here.
MEN'S WEAR Ladies' slippers and qo
socks, q pump 9 $1.30
Men's straw and dertty ’' ‘ qq WOMEN’S WEAR
✓ hats %/OC j Voile >7A
Men’s (h-i or waists 13C
pants j Silk hose, all /n
Men’s £>i colors, 98c to D3C
shoes . $1.1.7 Ladies’ ‘ aa
dresses 30C
WOMEN’S SHOES Beautiful aa
Ladies' high top shoes; both j millinery 30C
cloth and leather, *tq Crepe de chin% (hi no
choice (i/C | Georgette waists $1.30
Practically All These Goods Only Partially Damaged by Smoke.
Sale Opens 9A. M. Continues Until 9P. M.
Granger Department Store
336-338 West Washington Street
Horus f Put Low in Low Prices!
—And now he is keeping them low—at absolutely rock bottom. Read and compare—you can’t
do better than at Horuff’3. . -
| Men’s and Women’s Foot wear
i \ AH Great Values—According to Size and Quality
$2-98 $2' 98 $4-98
-THEY INCLUDE
MEN’S I LADIES’
| High and Low Shoes Stylish Low Cuts ft
li Black and brown, conservative JpSjr it
1 as well as extreme styles, In These low cuts come in the new- S&7 fii
N^C;i x \ Russia calf, gunmetal, vicl kid, est styles and patterns in ox- ' ygfc*/
e^c - Many different styles; fords, strap slippers, pumps and \ f
some have rubber heels; all colonials. They have Cuban, Mx U
\\V \ sizes. Some of these shoes cost military or French heels. In
1. :p us just about double what we colors of '
are asking for them. Black, White or Brown.
Sport and Scout Shoes
Boys’and Men’s
/ Hkjro Leather and
rubber soles.
QOfcfe $2.69
and quality.
MOTORISTS!
—You won’t find any “No Parking" signs
In i ront ot Horuff stores. We want you.
WfrjrJW Come in your cars and stay as long as
you like. No restrictions. Plenty of room.
DOG HILL PARAGRAFS
==^z==
V*
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The deacons of the Hog Ford church
convened at the hdme of their pastor
Monday afternoon, and after talking him
to sleep, surprised him by repairing the
front fence
• • •
The Postmaster has figured up what
business ho has done with the postof
fice during the past year, and finds that
more mall Is needed, as he has been un
able to supply about half of bis patrons
who called for letters and papers at the
general delivery window
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
1f162 IQll
fSCwNk. ) \ annpoli* ha* been noted tor the nuper
*i ~C : rior training of it* graduate* and for the
• .1 jMI J L J ease with which they secure positions.
pfW iLr-lTl* •] Wv ri \ < Special Normal course* In Kinder-
wV ' Dfi >‘Jv * gjs Trt rarten, Primary, Graded, Rural. Home
'tff tic; j JL Bp—-iSSM Economic*, Drawing, Manual Arts.
-J |\ \ \~y tL f-fiCL. !?Na Music Teaching. Instructions by teach-
TTf i-rs who have had practical ex perl wire.
lst.il WRITE ELIZA A. BI.AKEK PRESI-
Children’s and Misses’ Oxfords
INFANTS’ BIZF.S, 98<* AND *1.49
HORUFFS
1 Say* iti Rirfhf J
\ IHSRSM J
€ %mnamis
J***3*>i*9 LMMMtMOTOA It i
Cuticura Soap
The Healthy ——
Shaving Soap
CattcuTaaaankaTa.wUhoata.ag. GsrelKn*c.
Mending Tissue SjPtSr > a“
iNo sewing or darning. Repairs clo hlng.
! allk, satin, cotton goods, ribbons, fabrics
;of all kinds, i'ld gloves, mackintoshes,
umbrellas, parasols, stockings, etc. Pack
age postpaid. IS cents, two package*. 21
cents. Address PENN PUBLISHING CO,
BlalravUle. Pa
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1921.
DENTIST
Just a quiet, gentle sleep. You
feel nothing when we extract
your teeth with Nitrous Oxide
Gas, the only absolute painless
method of extracting teeth
with safety. Ask any good
physician.
(United Union Dental Corp.)
Eiteljorg & Moore
Corner Boat Market St. and Circle.
Ground Floor. Lady Attendant.
EMPIRE TIRES
DELBROOK
TIRE CO.
609 N. ILLINOIS ST.
Main 3208
SPECIAL SALE
NOW ON
AH wool suits to your A/a / r“ A
measure for UM w Kl I
LEON TAILORING Cl *
131 E. Naw York Bt. ™ W
ANNOUNCING THE NEW LOCATION
OF THE
D. H. Duncan Supply Cos.
20 8. CAPITOL AYE. PHONE MAIN MM
We are handling a complete line of
OFFICE SUPPLIES,
Drafting and Blue Print Room Supplies.
Carbon Paper and Typewriter Ribbons.
D. 11. DUNCAN. President.
CLOTHING
—ON—
CREDIT
Hoyle o ar, c<
JPS. Clathis* Ca.
MZ-3M-Z47 W. Washington L
Z Uhh r/Mt Senate Ava
a- ■■ mi
SPECIALS FOR SATUPDAY ONLY
WINDOW SCREENS.
lszsa
24x33 SB#
21x37 *. 68*
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
2-qt., 83.48 S-t. #4.48
Fleischmann’s
DETROIT VAPOR STOVES
PENINSULAR STOVES
GURNEY REFRIGERATORS
CHENEY PHONOGRAPHS
For S*!* by
HOOSIER OUTFITTING CO.
443-6 E. Wa*h.
HEATH MEMORIAL CHURCH
Is giving a lawn fete a Spade'* Park
Friday Afternoon & Evening, July 8
Mnsle will be furnished and homa-eoeked
food will be sold. The proceeds will go
toward the building fund of the church.
A large attendance 1* expected."
GARDEN HOSE
Corrafated mold. Tli© I>et ft© v^loe,
10£ Per Foot
While It Lasts.
Little Furniture Store
211 E. Washington 9t
READ THE TIMES FOR LATEST GEN
ERAL, LOCAL AND SPORT NEWS.
Barefoot Sandals. All First Quality,
75c, 98C,
to site. *
342-344 Virginia Avenue.
1108-1110 Fountain Square.
938-40 South Meridian St.
2630 Northwestern Avenue.
V *• • ' . * '. . ‘
“That Eyes May Find Relief” '
>e-e^
♦
There Is a Reason
for every headachy twinge, for every back
ache, and for every weary moment that you
can not account for. Be certain that your
eyes are not to blame. If your vision is faulty, •
we can correct it scientifically.
Examination FREE!
Curved Lenses for read- Invisible Bifocals, the
perfect lenses for far
lng glasses, any mount- and near vlslon Any
lng in our whole stock, mounting in Stock—
s4.so , $5.50 $8 sl4
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Hoosier Optical Company
148 North Illinois St. Open Every Evening.
“I am many miles away, but knew |j I
Flowers Telegraphed
Here’s the Reason Why
You Should
BANK EARLY IN JULY
All deposits made on Savings Ac
counts on or before JULY 10th
will receive interest from the Ist.
DO IT TODAY OR TOMORROW
$1 Will Open a Savings Account
WE PAY ON SAVINGS
Meyer-Kiser Bank
136 East Washington Street.
Open All Day Saturdays—B a. m. to 8 p. m.
Another Carload of
New Queen Anne OQ"7 r
DINING SUITES $ £ f Q
American walnut, 9-piece suite that formerly
sold up to $475.00.
CASH or PAYMENTS
BAKER BROS.
217-219 East Washington St.
The Apex
Electric Suction Sweeper
"Takes the work out of housework.” y
Free demonstration in your own home.
The Hatfield Electric Company
Main 0T23. Cor. Maryland and Meridian Sta. Auto. 23-123.
k m Tomorrow Alright; rt
Get a 25 g Box
— c ~ifcia!®Mr
Store Open Saturday JBmmSSSBSSBmSSmSSSm Store Open Saturday
"light Till 10 O’Cloek. r jjClrililJtt' —Night TUI 10 O'clock.
I
Four Straw Hat Specials:
including Porto Ricans, d* ■* /\
Straws a *1.50
A valued $3.00 and $3.50, Sennets, f\£\
Straws ix. sl . r ‘“:”".. Pl, .‘ o S 2.OU
C* a valued $3.50 and $4.00, Sennets
and Porto Rican Palms "
A valued up to $6.00, Panamas, A A
wluaairn Leghorns, Sennets, Dark $ * |lf a
OliaWS Novelties J •\JU
I dilil
Beach wmlm
Suits
All colors, dark and / / J .^-**£§3^
\ i S / Rf&fcVQO V#- anv Qff'Cl
light, all sizes. Reg- V) A f
ular $16.00 values— ](v
MEN’S REGULAR SI.OO
ATHLETIC NAINSOOK CQa
UNION SUITS
—small or large check. Elastic web insert in back. Sizes
34 to 46.
‘Chalmers Porosknit’ Men’s Fine Ribbed
UNION SUITS v UNION SUITS
—Short sleeves, ankle length —Short sleeves, ankle length,
and short slzm 34
sleeves, knee NT h** Short sleeves, with VI //%
length; white, v ■ knee length; white ] a _
Sizes 34 to 46.. JL only * -
/ $
GOOD QUALITY XAINSOOK WELL MADE BALBBIGGAN
Athletic Union Suits Shirts and Drawers
—Elastic web, insert im back; . . _ , .. fc
,, , —Long cr short sleeves, with
well made. ankle length draw- _
Sizes trs. Shirts 34 to M •’"TP
ei to VI m and% IS- Drawers 30 to XI t£9
VI C T 1 C
tiC l i a ix*i 1 1 —Short sleeves, ankle length.
bet bnug Kibbed %?>*>** $-§47
UNION SUITS Sizes 34 to 46. JL
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
] OanfalgT
Corner Washington and Delaware Streets
ROOFING
Asphalt Shingles and Roll Roofing are applied with best results at thla
season of the year. Before letting your roofing jobs, please phone ns for
an estimator to call on you and exhibit samples and measure yoor roof
without chnrge.
We carry workmen’* compensation an. public liability Insurance, emd
our roofs are guaranteed.
GREER-HANKINS LUMBER CO.
624 Massachusetts Are.
Main 0747 —Telephones— Ante. 22-215
GET THE HABIT
Wear 1 NOE’S QUALITY I Jewelry
THE FLETCHER M. NOE -
MS H. IlUaaU St. JEWELRI STORE. Opp. Termiaal Station.

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