Indiana daily times. [volume], December 14, 1921, Last Home Edition, Page 14, Image 14

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Two Worth While
New Year’s Resolutions
for You to Make
1. I will adopt a plan for apportioning
niv income during 1921 and will
stick to it. -
2. I will keep account of alhof my ex
penditures and will do it regularly.
Our Home Economics Bureau
can help you put these resolutions into effect.
It will show you how to make a budget for
spending and saving and will furnish you with
an expense record sheet for keeping a detailed
record of expenditures.
consu.lt the bureau be
fore THE NEW YEAR BEGINS
Jfletctjer
fairings anti Crust Company
Northwest Corner Market and Pennsylvania Streets.
4-POWER PACT
BASIS OF PLEA
Philippine Commissioners Ask
Independence Under New
Pacific Treaty.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 14.—The four
power Pacific treaty was today made the
basis of a pew plea for Independence for
the Philippines, In a letter presented to
the President by the Philippine resident
commissioners, Jaime C. De Terra and
Isauro Gabaldon.
The plea for independence, made by the
commissioners, 'declared that in the past
the principal objection to independence
for the Philippines has been that such
action might make way for Japanese ag
gression in the Islands. It was declared
that, under the terms of the four-power
Pacific treaty, such aggression would be
impossible and that therefore the great
objection to independence is wiped out,
and the Philippine people are anxious
that the administration take quick action
to grant them entire governmental free
dom.
DELEGATES TO REPORT TONIGHT.
Delegates to the conference of the
Christian Church which was held last
week at Louisville, Ky., will give a re
port of the conference at a meeting to be
held tonight at the Eighth Christian
Church on Pershing avenue. The meeting
is under the auspices of the Central In
diana Christian Church Institute.
WE INVITE
YOU TO
TURN TO PA.GE
7 OF THIS NEWS
PAPER TODAY
AND READ OUR
OFFERINGS OF
GIFTS FOR
EVERY MEMBER
OF THE FAMILY.
LILLY
HARDWARE
COMPANY
Give Practical Gifts
From Rapp’s
$4.50 Women’s Bathrobes $2.98
$6 Women’s Bathrobes.. 1(3.98
$8 Men’s Bathrobes 153.98
$7 50 Men s Bathrobes 84.88
$4.50 Girls’ Bathrobes 82.98
$3 Children's Bathrobes 1(3.98
$2 50 Worn. Crepe Kimonos 111.48
$3 Women’s Crepe Kimonos.. -81.98
$1.23 Fleeced House Jackets T9p
$1 Women's Knit Skirts 69<*
$1.50 Women’s Outing Gowns...9Bc
$1.50 Worn. Sateen Petticoats.. 98C
$3 Worn. Sateen Petticoats 81.98
$8 Worn Wool Swenters 53.98
$l5O White Voile Waists 98<
$4.50 Worn. Silk Waists $2.98
75c Fancy Boudoir Caps 48 <?
RAPP’S
l\rll 1 kJ STORE
338-340 E. Washington St.
STATE LIFE LUNCH
ONLY A STEP FROM
YOUR OFFICE
STATE LIFE BLDG.
W$ clothe the Entire Family
ON CREDIT
Peoples’CreditClothingCo.
46 North Pennsylvania Street.
Second Floor.
Mending Tissue &W*££
No sewing or darning. Repairs clot ting
silk, satin, cotton goods, ribbons, fabrics
of all kinds, kid gloves. mackintoshes,
umbrellas, parasols, stockings, etc. Pack
age -postpaid, 16 cents, two packages. 25
cenjt Andres* PENN PUBLISHING CO..
Fa.
Civil War Veteran
Buried at Crown Hill
Funeral service for John Paver, 82
years old, was held at the First Congre
gational Church this afternoon at 2
o'clock. The Rev. George Savary, pastor,
will officiate. Burial will be at Crown
Hill Cemetery.
He served with the sth Ohio Cavalry
during the Civil War aud became a cap
tain. Mr. Paver moved to Indianapolis
in IS6B and opened a wholt ,ale canned
goods brokerage house in South Dela
ware street In ISB4.
He is survived by his widow, a daugh-
The Best Gifts on the Tree
will be articles of jewelry from this establishment, because they
mean enduring pleasure to the receivers. Come and select them
Wrist Watches ?. sl4 to $75
J. P. Mullally BSlßi’r
Diamond Importer
28 MONUMENT PLACE
C ty>rl!!hristmas
Give Practical Gifts
House Slippers Are Always Welcome
We carry a complete stock in every style of women’s
and men’s slippers at LESS THAN ORDINARY
PRICE.
Women’s Satin Slip-
Ladies’ Felts with comfort
L’‘^*V^' v 4 soles, in all colors. At prices
>sy ;= s .9Bc to $1.79
Men’s Felt and Leather Slip
pers. Similar to the cut
$1.39 to $1.98
Other Men’s Felt Slippers with comfort /\Q
soles of very good quality, at %/OC
The store that sells good Shoes at prices up to $5.00.
None Higher.
WORTHMORE SHOE CO., Inc.
FORMERLY NU-WAY SHOE COMPANY
151 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET
Just North of Lyric Theater
r\ • \r 117* C Make her a useful Christmas
surprise Your Wife chine: terms if desired. See our
_ . . . * „ ... . snappy line of Electric Library
Cabinets, Portable Machines, Motorsaad n and Singer Junior for your little daugh
ter. HEMSTITCHING A SPECIALTY. *
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
124-I*6 West Washington street. MAln 1418.
Honest Service. Reasonable Prices.
SHIRLEY BROS. CO., Inc.
UNDERTAKERS
OFFICES—S 46 It. Illinois St.. 5377 E. Washington St., 8020 N. Illinois St.
3108 W. Michigan St.. 2815 j£. Washington St.
Circle 1918. Anto. 31-138.
lilt. Service. Ve Manufacture Oar Own Cement Caskets.
DOG HILL PARAGRAFS
The Horse Doctocr was summoned to
the blacksmith shop this morning to re
vive Sile Kildew. Sile it appears got
into the barber chair which is run in
connection wth the blacksmth shop, to
get a haircut, and Dock Hocks, the ton
sorial artist, got to talking and wasn't
noticing what be was doing, and put the
apron around Sile's neck so tight it cut
his breath off.
• • •
The Mail Carrier was behind time again
this week. The rain caused his lines to
draw up and stop his horse.
• • •
The tall yellow mule belonging to Yam
Sims is convalescent after having been
slightly indisposed for the last few days.
ter, Miss Augusta W. I’avc-r; two son 6,
Paul W. Paver, manager of the J. M.
Paver Company, and John M. Paver, Jr.,
of Evanston, 111., and a brother, Charles
N. Paver.
Thieves Get Fowls
Among Other Things
The theft of three hens last night was
reported to the police by E. W. Coe, 1177
West Twenty-Eighth street today. Frank
Nelglinger, 1155 West Twenty-Eighth
street, said an Army shirt and a pair
of overalls were missing from the clothes
line in the rear of his home. J. T. Rus
sell, 1173 West Twenty-Eighth street, re
ported a double blanket stolen from the
clothesline in the rear of his home. The
blanket was valued at $7.
Frank Black, 11<S5 West Thirty Third
street, told the police his room was en
tered last night and a suit case and cloth
ing worth more than SIOO was missing.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14,1921.
Page Mr. Santa Claus
—Look Who*s Here
—think of paying so little for these
Captivating Dollies
With their lovely curls and eyes that
“go to sleep” and are fringed with lashes!
Full-Jointed Composition Body. Handsome Head of Bisque.
23 inches tall, .ft 5.00 20 inches tall. .$3.75 16% Ins. tall. .$2.50 12 inches tall. .$1.50
~ ■■■ - - ' "V.
jg*. CHARACTER
Out-of-Town
-w* _ Baby Dolls
one would buy / ("Ag/ ' \ Jointed limbs, bisque head.
Such values m • a "d dress s-J's \ moving eyes with lashes.
ir k . 7 1 _ I Short bobbed wig. Very
J Juu : 5a ' -lor' J cunning and appealing,
go quickly. chilly this time / 9% inches high.
Mailorder* of year!" -L
please allow Jt OllT Special $ 1 .50
for postage. Christmas Price J[ =
>
Charles Mayer & Cos.
29 and 31 West Washington Street. The Gift Store Since 1840.
Men’s and Ladies’ Shoes
Reduced For Thursday Only earnm
You don’t have to know shoes to know that those values are abso- ffißbaiSir’
lutely unbeatable. It will pay you to buy two or three pairs at
342-344 Virginia w w w 938-940 South
Avenue. •§| RS a B |jS 1k? B . T Meridian Street.
1108-1110 H J§ I j |§®* 2630
Fountain Square JR, JB JB JL JB Northwestern
Eskimo
Pie!
What Is
It?
DETROIT VAPOR BTOVE3
PENINSULAR STOVES
GURNEY REFRIGERATORS
CHENEY PHONOGRAPHS
For Sale by
HOOSIER OUTFITTING CO.
443£ E. Wash.
Post Bankruptcy Sale
Granger Department Store
336 West Washington Street
Our sale started Saturday and was attended by people who appre
ciates real values. By attending this sale you will find merchandise
that is unsurpassed as far as quality and prices are concerned.
Our creditors as well as ourselves have accepted a tremendous loss.
The buying public is practically the only one that gains In this
transaction. We are offering merchandise at prices we can barely
duplicate.
A few items which we offer at this great post bankruptcy sale,
other Items too numerous to mention. *
Men’s wool suits and overcoats; values up to $40.00 $9.98
Ladies’ overcoats, broadcloth, plushes, etc.; values up to $40.00.59.98
Sweaters, underwear, gloves, hats; values up to $3.00 98^
Men’s hose io^
Pants, all wool $2.98
Men’s shoes $1.98
Ladies’ shoes 98£
This sale is at 336 West Washington street. You will find
something different here.
Post Bankruptcy Sale
The Apex
Electric Suction Sweeper
"Takes the work out of housework.”
Free demonstration in your own home.
The Hatfield Electric Company
Main 0123. Cor. Maryland and Meridian Sta. Auto. 23-123.
A small edition of
J A yourself—the Moorefleld
Hlfltßl photographic portrait is
the best Christmas gift
Ninth Floor. Kahn Bldg.
We Make
PANTS
and sell ’em direct to YOU
at a saving.
I CAM TAILORING CO.
HJiv/li 254 Mass. Ave.
FOR HER CHRISTMAS
A 15-Jewel, 20-
Year Case, round
or octagon Wrist //o
$15.00
A small deposit will hold
any article until Christmas nr, /
THE FLETCHER M. NOE
JEWELRY STORE
103 North Illinois Street Opposite Terminal Station
Every Kid Wants a
Su BICYCLE
First OU hit the spot when you give your
X youngster a bicycle. The Christmas that
brings the long-desired bicycle lives on as
the happiest Christmas in many a boy’s and
girl’s memory. It brings pleasure, healthful
enjoyment, convenience and good times at
little cost. We will be glad to show you o.ur
attractive models. Come in and see them.
Prices Are Much Lower
$25—528.75—531.75
j BASKET BALL V S
Best Game of the Season,
INDIANA UNIVERSITY
VS
HABICH PROS.
Tomlinson Hall, Thursday, 15th, 8:30 o‘Clock.
GET* TICKETS AT HABICH's! Dance After the Game.
THE GUS HABICH CO.
142 EAST WASHINGTON STREET
What 1$ a Real Gift?
A real gift is a thing of value the whole
year through—a gift that keeps without tar
nishing or spoiling, or decreasing in value.
There is such a gift—one that only does
not decrease in value as time goes on, but
increases—it is
A Christmas Savings Account
You can give it to any member of your fam
ily. In a word, such a gift is money, and
money means pleasure for young years and
independence and safety for old.
$1 WILL START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT
We Pay 4V 2 % On Savings
Meyer-Kiser Bank
One of our HOME BANKS also makes a nice gift.
orders Monogram
g .
Jr M /Ja Box contains 6® sheets (7%x
Jr Ar JS and 50 envelopes of
a Je /mzM high-grade Bond paper, com-
Jr ff JfUtr P le *e with two-letter mono-
Jr Jf MjSjjSF gram, address and city, beau-
Jl // mSOOw tifully printed in two colors.
Price $1.50 Per Box
O. C. Osborne
19 East Market Street
MAln 4613 Indianapolis
XMAS CANDY
AND NUTS
Broken Christmas candy
Fresh crop 1921 Hazelnuts. lb.
1 Daniels f
[Just one square east of Fonnsyl- J
vania at Washington and Delaware.
You Can Buy It Cheaper at
MOYER’S
137-139 W. Washington St