Indiana daily times. [volume], December 06, 1921, Last Home Edition, Page 12, Image 12

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INDIANAPOLIS
WOOLLEN AGAIN
HEADS SOCIETY
Holliday Successor Re-elected
by Charity Body.
Evans Woollen who was elected presi
dent of the Charity Organisation Society
following the death of John H. Holliday,
will continue to serve in that capacity.
He was re-elected at the annual meeting
of the society in the 'Board of Trade li
brary yesterday afternoon.
Other officers elected are: Frederic
M. Ayres, first vice president; Louis
Hollweg, second vice president; O. A.
Efroymson, treasurer, and Eugene C. Fos
ter, general secretary. Two members of
the executive committee, Mgr. Francis H.
Gavlsk and Merle Sidener, were re-elected,
The Rev. M. L. Haines was elected on the
committee to succeed Mr. Holliday and
Walter E. Pittsford was elected to suc
ceed Thomas H. Spann.
According to reports made at ths meet
ing, the work of the organization is rap
idly Increasing. The figures presented
show that last year 1,306 families were
aided and $32,616 was expended, while
this year 2,501 families were aided and
$03,632 was expended. It was reported
that there Is a deficit of $5,010.54. Mr.
W.sllen urged support of the community
cheat
Directors who were elected at the meet
ing are:
One-year Period—Frederic M. Ayres,
Mrs. Eliza Blaker, Mrs. L. A. Cox, Wil
liam Fortune, Mgr. F. H. Gavisk, Alex
ander R. Holliday, Merle Sidener, Walter
E. Pittsford, Mrs. W. W. Woollen, G. A.
Efroymson.
Two-Year Period—Thomas C. Day, Ed
ward A Kahn, the Rev. M. L. Haines,
L<ral3 Hollweg, W. J. Mooney, C. P.
Orbison, Evans Woollen, C. R. Yoke,
James M. Ogden, John F. White.
Three-Year Period —James A. Collins,
A. B. Grover, Mrs. Fred Hoke, James W.
Lilly, Charles Remster, John It. Welch,
Dr. F. S. C. Wicks, George Vonnegut, J.
W. Fesler and the Rev. G. S. Henninger.
BICYCLE RIDER
HIT BY TRUCK
Parked Autos Damaged in
Runaway Crash.
Antone Rasmussen, 30, ISO3 Dext'r ave
n*ue, was injured last night when his
bicycle was struck by a truck driven by
John Williams, 1007 Cornell avenue. The
accident occurred at Belletontaine and
Thirtieth streets. Rasmussen was taken
to the office of a physician where his in
juries were dressed.
Herbert Eastland, negro, 512 East Court
street, driver for the City Coal and Ice
FOR HER CHRISTMAS
A 15-Jewel, 20-
Year Case, round
or octagon Wrist
A small deposit will h-ld
any article until Christmas nr )
THE FLETCHER M. NOE
JEWELRY STORE
103 North Illinois Street Opposite Terminal Station
CHRISTMAS CATALOGUE
One busy business man writes us: >
This is a fine Idea and will be very helpful to me when I come
to the national holiday selection of books for presents. I am more
and more partial to books sa the solution of th gift-giving season,
and this catalogue will save many weary moments of pulling and
hauling through mad shopping crowds.
W. K. STEWART CO.
Ecoks. Stationery, Offce Furniture.
44 EAST V/ASHINGTON ST. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Nervousness Is Due to
Eye Strain
W Nerve specialists will tell you that a great
deal of nervous troubles come from the eyes.
A pair of properly fitted glasses will relieve
the strain off of the optic nerve in the back
of the eyeball, which leads to the back of the
neck. The balance of the nerves strain in
sympathy with the optic nerve, bringing on
a complete nervous condition. It is strange
to say most people who are troubled with headaches and nervousness can see
better without thfir glasses.
A pair of Deep-Curved Lenses with any desired f \a_4 f A
$4.00t0 $6.001 t )
THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.
Optical Department, Main Floor, Balcony.
Dr. Jos. E Kernel in charge. •
DOG HILL PARAGRAFS
J
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Jpll UJL
Luke Mathewslas placed a ladder in
his home, and now has an upstairs.
• • *
The congragation of the Hog Ford
Church is so divided on a Question that
came up last week, It Is feared a parti
tion will have to be built through the
church.
...
Fletcher Henstep went and renewed
his subscription to the paper last week
for another year. He says a person
ought never to read but one paper, then
his mind won’t get confused as to which
is rigV.
Company, is scheduled to appear in city
court to answer the charges of impropet
driving and leaving horses untied. East
land, It is alleged, failed to tie the
horses nitched to a heavy wagon and
when he left them they ran away, and,
at Vermont and Meridian streets, the
wagon crashed into two parked automo
biles. Both automobiles were badly dam
aged. J. O. Rider, 2214 Langley avenue,
a taxi driver, caught the horses. The au
tomobiles were the property of Mrs.
Howard Marmon and Howard C. Vent,
both of whom live in the Blacherue
Apartments.
3 ROOM
OUTFIT
S 9B 7S
SI.OO Per Week
fflioen/'&iurfu&ivfik
. Famous For Our Outfits.
ii£s 927 Virginia ave. Drexei 0647.
* Polychrome
Narcissus
Bowls
Richly decorated and filled with five
paper-white NARCISSUS BULBS and
plenty of fine wished ocean gravel.
You’ve only to add the water.
Special, $1 .00
while they last, I complete
Best results are obtained
by leaving bulbs in dark maH orders, please ad-1 20c extra for
for ten day softer plant- boxing and pa rcel poß t.
Gay Christmas Greetings
At Very Special Prices
12 Folders
of attractive
design.
Each different.
Complete
with en- or
velopes CD C
By mail, 30 c
Charles Mayer & Cos.
29 and 31 W. Washington St. Established 1840
Our Rapid Growth
Can Only Be Attributed to the Values We Give
Just 30 days ago we opened up this JST ffYfepsxcggy |
popular priced shoe store. Our business V a 1i
has grown so fast that we have found it -?
necessary to increase our sales force W
—also our stock. A wider selection than a 9 .'‘dNa
ever awaits you here and again we chal- vn -®
lenge any one to equal our values at less a
Blacks—Browns —Grays
With French, Military
High and Low Shoes
Satin, Suede, Kids |Qra||j|p^p
NO MORE "X NO LESS
Company
2nd Floor State Life Bldg
Office Furniture
We have one of the largest as- n „
sortments of every style desk iJj jj
needed for the office. Let us §
help you in the proper selection \
Fire and burglar proof safes aud "fcw I
Safes for home or office. P
FIXTURES FOR STORE, OFFICE AND BANK.
AETNA CABINET COMPANY
Display rooms, 321-29 W. Maryland St., Indianapolis.
Progress Laundry
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6,1921.
20 Postcards
with seasonable
sentiments.
No two alike. The
sets won’t last
long at this
e* 1 25c
15 Cards
with Christmas
greetings.^
Each different.
Complete
with en- rn.
velopes DUC
By mail, 55d
I A pleasant feeling of It
P warmth and comfort ||
I follows the first dose m
fig “I coughed for two years 4§
■ without a day’s or night’s rest. |
H Was told it was chronic bron- 9
| chitis and could not be cured. $1
JjL Foley’s Honey and Tar helped 9
P me and I sleep all night long. EB
I I will never be without it in
fe| my house.”. Mrs. Sadie Lay,
8 Puts a healing, sooth- J
■an inflamed
oat. Stops
ding throat, ?
hoarseness, |
chest irrita- |
tions, hack- ■
ing cough. |
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WETOGRAPH Secret Writing System
Invaluable for lovers and for keeping;
recipes, addresses, secret memorandum or
other Information safe and private. No
stranger can read your postals if you use
the We to Graph. Great fun for lovers or
friends. Don’t miss it. Send 10c and we
will send the Weto Graph by mall with
full Instructions. Address PENN Pl’B
l.LSHlN'h (,n_ T>
Get What the Children Like
Automobiles, SB.OO to $25.00
Irish Mails, $5.25
Scooters. with 1-inch tires, 2 sizes,
$5.00 and .$6.00 Velocipedes, $5.00 to $15.85
Roller Skate,. $1.75
The G H. Westing Cos.
7 ■~ ' • "
ready to do your repair -
WORK - and DO IT RIGHT.
Mayes Bros.
plumbing, t eating.and VUNTiLATING
MAIN 2493 AUTO 27 493
TR/kWI IMP SWIF*M llave all the Comforts of Horn* at
■ • EIbIImW "ICH one-half price of the big Hotels.
Fireproof. Modern.
HOTEL PURITAN
Corner Market and New Jersey Btreeta.
S— -M
TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES. THEY BRrNG YOU QUICK RESULTS.
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Ine Store for Useful wits
You Ca or . V(>ars Vonnegut's has been known as the store for practical and beautiful Christmas gifts y ou Q an
Get It at -the kind that play an essential part in one’s daily life long after Christmas day has be- Q et
y ~ come a pleasant memory. This year we are better prepared tlxan ever before to help you Vonnegut’s
negut s so i ve perplexing gift problems. Practical suggestions in high quality merchandise extreme
ly reasonably priced await you here on every hand.
SILVER PLATED
ware Is, of course, always appro
priate as a gift. In mauy homes it
is preferred to solid silver. We
have the latest patterns in Wil
liam Rogers, 1847 Rogers Bros,
and Orteida Community brands.
Teaspoons, a set of six, are from
$1.25 to $4.00. Chests of plat
ed ware start at $12.00.
WISS SHEARS
NTlie name “Wiss”
assures you of the
highest quality in
scissors and shears.
Asa practical gift
to her who sews
they would be very
acceptable. Scissors
0 start at sl.lO.
11 Shears are from
Rail $1.40 up. Six-inch
\\ Equity shears, steel
blades, black
handles, special at
II 6%-inch Equity
\\_Ji shears, steel blades,
nickel plated han
dles, special at 09£.
SCROLL SAWS and
TURNING LATHES
Breathes there the boy who
would not be overjoyed with be
ing presented one of these prac
tical scroll saws. Think of the
fun he could have operating it
by foot power and sawing out aB
kinds of designs and toys. Prices
from $11.50 to $15.25. Turn
ing lathes for boys, complete,
with emery wheel, chuck and
lathe tools, are from $22.50 to
$26.25.
Apex Electric Washers—Hoover Sweepers — A. B . Gas Ranges
VONNEGUT
120-124 East Washington Street
PERCOLATORS
A handsome 99
percolator as __
a gift brings M|
forth more ®
than the ordl- M i? 11 Lg| jlj| U
nary "Thank ||
hn ve some vMr gyMr
either nickel HA**
or aluminum J] 7?! ,
wife would be —"v
overjoyed to Ezjm TO VJ
receive. Stove 111 9 a. Jr
styles start at A '
$2.89. Electric
Percolators are $8.29 up.
POCKET
KNIFE
SPECIALS
What’s Ciiristajas without at least
one pocket knife in Junior's Christ
mas stocking? We have two extra
special values which we know you
will interested in. One is of
the Valley Forge brand with 2
steel blades and a dark metal han
dle, special price, 29 cents. The
other is of the 1,. F. & C. brand,
with 2 steel blades and a dark wood
handle, special price 60 cents.
Other pocket knives from 60 cents
to SIC. Knife like cut, with pearl
handle, $1.75.
CASSEROLES
Always extremely popular as a gift
is a handsome casserole. Our spe
cial Is n 114 Pint size with earthen
ware insert, brass nickel plated
holder, priced at $1.89. Other cas
seroles are from $2.19 up. Cas
serole like cut with Pyrex insert is
$7.25.
DURHAM DUPLEX DEMONSTRATION
WW A ff n IJke regular Durham except tliat
IT& 811 * uard Is steel polished and ban- I
\/Jll die is composition rubber. Spe- JL
clal with one blude. IggggSwWWtlWlfl
/ —'v Think how happy
f A Grandma will be to find
beautiful Moorefleld por
traits of the kiddles in
her Christmas stocking!
Ninth Floor. * iha Bldg.
WHEN YOU GO TO
CHICAGO
STOP AT THE
Itongtim
Intel
Michigan Blvd. at 22nd St.
A Hotel with a Home Atmosphere
Absolutely Fireproof
450 Light, Large,
Airy Rooms
Every Modem Appointment
of Comfort and Convenience.
Near 111. Cent., Mich. Cent,
and Big "4” R.R. Station. A
few minutes from downtown,
shopping and theatre district.
European Plan. Rates
cheaper than any other first
classHotelinChicago. Excel
lent Cuisine. Three moderate
priced cases. Music, Dancing.
Wire for Reservation at Our Expense
We Make
P.ANTS
and sell ’em direct to YOU
at a saving.
I m\T TAILORING CO.
LLUII 254 Mass. Ave.
“SHINO” CLOTH
| The “Shino’’ Polishing Cloth shown
here is a specially prepared cloth
for cleaning silver and plated ware
or gold and nickel. The red cloth
does the magic work while the
white cloth does the finishing. Spe
cial at 29 cents.
ROASTERS
Mother may not say it, bus she can
always use a roaster to good ad
vantage. Our stock offers you an
unusually large variety of choice.
Prices range from $1.75 up. "Wear-
Ever” Aluminum roasters, like cut,
are $5.08.
SLEDS AND WAGONS
Steering sleds start at $2.50. Genu
ine Flexible Flyers, 49 inches long,
are $5.50 each. “Biear,” imitation
Irish malls, are $7.25 up. Coaster
wagons start at $7.25. “Non-Tip”
wagons with front axle built cn
automobile principle, SB. Skypa
longs ’or sidewalk scooters, 98 cents.
Christmas Bargains
IVJI TTG at wholesale prices.
Ivw * O Including English
Walnuts, Pecans, Hazel Nuts,
Brazil Nuts, Mixed Nuts.
25c Per Pound x
Ml
JB Just cne square of Penn, at
} TV*'*’’.
THE BICKSLER RECITALS
Men. and Toes., Dec. 5-6, 1921
8:15 P. M,
CHAKLOTTE PEEGE, Contralto.
PHILIP SEVASTA, Harpist.
FLORENCE BRINKMAN, Pianist..
Y. M. C. A. AUDITORIUM
Illinois and New York Sts.
Indianapolis, Ind.
/
Benefit of
Joseph R. Gordon W. R. C., No. 43
®USE
the
Best
Lincoln
7397
You Can Buy It Cheaper at
MOYER’S
137-139 W. Washington St.
ffin’otjjfmtrQiicago dlslt of oi§
[PRISON HOIEL
I 1 the OTEL or PERFECT SERVICE*®
and the
CARVING SETS
Our large and varied stock Includes
carvers of all kinds. Handles are of
stag. Imitation stag, silver and pearl.
A special 3-piece set, 8-inch steel
blades, with imitation stag handles,
Universal brand, $1.98. Other sets
from $1.75 to $17.50.
TOOL CHESTS
If you want to see the “smile that
won’t come off” just present your boy
friends with a tool chest. For the lit
tle fellows we are showing a line of
tool chests known as the Boys’ Favo
rite. There are 4 sizes at <5 cents,
$1.25, $2.00 and $2.50. For older boys
and young men we suggest making up
chests of tools from our own stock.
Mahogany stained chests, with 16 tools,
are priced at $9.50. Chest of tools like
cut, $35.00.
MANUAL BENCHES
Extremely useful for she home as well
as an excellent gift for the boy who
likes to make things. Strong, sturdy
benches with two wood vises at $12.25.
Bench with one iron vise and one large
tool drawer, $13.23. Bench like cut
with two good vises and a cabinet of
three drawers and a cupboard, $22.