Indiana daily times. [volume], March 09, 1922, Home Edition, Page 5, Image 5

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J. F. WILD & CO.
BUILDING COST
PUT AT $850,000
Contract for 12-Story Struc
ture Let to Bedford Con
struction Company.
The contract for the new twelve-story
bank and office building to be erected by
I. F. Wild & Cos., 123 East Mar
ket street, has been let to the Bedford
Stone and Construction Company of this
city, according to an announcement made
by officials of the bank.
Although exact figures as to the amount
of the bid of the successful company
were net given out. Fermer Cannon, ar
chitect of the building, said he believes
the building, when completed and
equipped, will cost approximately $850,,
000.
Work on the new building will be be
gun within ten days. Mr. Cannon said,
and he added that unless unforseen cir
cumstances arise, it will be ready for
occupancy by next Christmas.
MSB BIDOERS
ON CONSTRI CTION'.
Nine bids for the general construction
work were received. Bidders other than
Ihe Bfdford Stone and Construction Com
pany were: J. B. Goodall and Sons,
Peru, Ind.; Seidon-Breck Construction
Company, W. M. Sutherland Building
and Construction Company, and the
Gamble Construction Company, all of St.
J. Mo.; William Schumacher Com
pany, William P. Jungclaus Company,
Cornell Engineering Company and Con
ner and Culbertson, all of Indianapolis.
The outstanding feature of the con
struction will be that the new building
will be erected on the very spot now
occupied by the bank without necessitat
ing any change in bank quarters. In
other words the building will be built
around the business without disturbing
it.
The banking business will be carried
on in the west side of the present build
ing while the east side is wrecked and
temporary walls erected. When the east
one-third of the building has been com
pleted to the second story the bank mil
move into it and then the west side will
be wrecked.
According to Mr. Cannon, the build-
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The one conspicuous success
at the Indianapolis Show!
President Repeats
U. S. Must Celebrate
Liberty's Birthday
WASHINGTON, March 9.—Occasion
again has been taken at the White House
to indicate President Harding’s lively in
terest in the sesqul-centennial project to
be held in Philadelphia in 1926. The
President wishes the country and Con
gress to know it is his very enthusiastic
opiulon the United States Government
should take cognizance of the 150th an
niversary of the Declaration of Inde
pendence. Mr. Harding is not con
cerned at the moment with the form of
Federal participation and support of the
sesqui-centennial project* That is a de
tail which he thinks safely may be left
“to be worked out.” What the President
wishes to emphasize, and did emphasize,
is the sesqui-centennial of the birth of
American liberty is an important land
mark in the history of the Republic and
merits commensurate commemoration. —
Copyright, 1922, by Public Ledger Com
pany.
ing will be modern and np-to-date in
every particular and the banking depart
ment will contain many unusual and at
tractive features. The building will oc
cupy a space 65xS0 feet and will be fin
ished on three sides with Bedford sand
stone.
The barking room proper wilt con
tain six terracotta columns decorated
in arabesque ornament. The pavement
will be of marble.
There will be no glass screens in the
bank. All cages will have bronze wicket
windows, and the teller occupying the
cage will see only the customer directly
in front of him, and will not be de
tracted by seeing all over the room. This
is a radical departure in bank architec
ture.
The president's room will have the side
walls paneled from floor to ceiling and
he finish will be English oak. A large
fireplace will add to the attractiveness
of the room.
WOMEN’S ROOM OF
COLONIAL DESIGN.
Special attention has been given to the
women's room, which will be located on
the first floor. 2s will be colonial in
design and equipment, even the furni
ture being of this type.
The bond department of the bank will
be located on she second floor and the
savings department lock bojes and
vaults will be in the basement. Two
Success! It was instantaneous!
From the moment the doors of the
Indianapolis Show opened the larg
est crowd has always been found
around the Rickenbacker exhibit.
This car has taken Indianapolis by
storm. Probably never before has
a motor car created such genuine
interest. This Six was pronounced
by many of the industry’s leading
engineers as being the biggest step
forward in motor car design in
years.
And why not ? Who knows motors
better than Capt. E. V. Ricken
backer.
What’s more, associated with Capt.
Rickenbacker are some of the in
dustry’s leading figures—Everitt,
Flanders, Hood, Cunningham,
Tichenor, Evans, Drumpelmann,
Miller—all men who individually
have held first-line positions in the
industry!
Such a group of men know how to
produce a real value. They know
motor car designs; they know the
very best production practice.
The Rickenbacker is the sweetest
running motor you ever sat behind.
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5-Passenger Phaeton
special bank elevators, one for passen
gers, will run from the second floor to
the basement.
In the safety deposit department the
table tops will be of heavy structural
glass which will give a clear view all
One ride will convince you of that!
For sheer motor performance this
new Six is destined to establish
new standards.
For soft, smooth-as-silk, noiseless,
flexible operation, this car has as
tonished the veterans of the in
dustry.
You can start it on high (just as
easily as on low) and away she
whirls with the speed of a high
powered aeroplane.
Take her right down to two miles
an hour. Slip her up to 25—30—35
—40—45—50—55—60—65 miles
per hour! At 65 miles per hour
she rides as smoothly as at 25!
Mind you there are fundamental
reason for all this. New engineer
ing principles. Look this.car over
and be shown.
Another thing! What is the ele
ment that causes a car to wear?
Friction! And friction comes from
vibration. Up to date every car
built has some bad period of vibra
tion. Some at 25 miles per hour—
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4-Passenger Coupe
Price P. O. B. Factory plut war tax
J. G. Wilmoth Company
1001 North Meridian Street Circle 4948
Rickenbacker Motor Company, Detroit, Micigan
He beat the train to the crossing •
a good many times
“It’s never touched me yet,”
he explained when they pointed
out the risks.
That's the answer a good
many people make when they
hear that the drug element in
tea and coffee often harms
nerves and health. They say it’s
never touched them yet.
Sometime's they only think
it hasn’t.
Wakeful nights, drowsy
days, headaches that keep com-
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the way to ths floor, making It asy for
the customer to detect any papers or
other things that may drop to the floor.
The bookkeeping department will re
ceive special accoustlcal treatment so
when the calculating machines are In
ing more fre
quently—often
are blamed on
bad luck when
the blame be
longs on bad
Postum for Health
“There’s a Reason”
Made by Postum Cereal Company, Inc., Battle Creek, Mich.
others at 80—others at 85, etc. But
not with the Rickenbacker. This
car has no period of vibration. Os
no other car can this statement be
made—regardless of price.
You’ll want to see the unusual
frame—unusually strong and un
usually light.
The easy riding of this
car have astonished e j one.
This is without question the
smoothest riding car that has ever
been produced.
The body lines are very snappy. In
fact it’s one of the smartest cars
on the American or European mar
ket today.
Quality considered, the Ricken
backer is the lowest priced fine car
ever offered.
But see it yourself. The car will
tell its own story.
Complete line of phaetons, closed
cars, and polished chassis at the
Automobile Show.
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5-Passenger Sedan
operation the place will not sound like
a boiler shop.
The top Door of the building also will
be used by the bank and will ontaln
a large auditorium, conference rooms
and coat rooms.
judgment In taking needless
chances with harm.
Over on the safe side is
Postum, a pure cereal beverage,
delicious and satisfying con
taining nothing that can harm
nerves or digestion. Thousands
who used to try their luck with
tea or coffee are enthusiastic over
having found safety and satis
faction in Postum.
It’s worth your while to make
the test with Postum for ten
days. Postum is a delightful
drink for any member of the
family, at any meal.
Your jrocor Km both forma of Poatum:
Instant Postum (in tins) made instantly in ths
cup by the addition of boiling water. Postum
Cereal (in packages of larger bulk, for those
who prefer to make the drink while the meat is
being prepared) made by boillngfor 20 minutes.
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WATER SETS
72c
Regnlarly $1.28
These sets are wonderfully de
signed in colonial pattern the optic
effect; a one-gallon pitcher and six
tumblers to match!
Seven-Piece Berry Sets, 69c
Rock crystal design In polished
pressed glass.
sl.lO Combinets, 84c
Regular size in gray stoneware,
complete with bail and cover.
$8.75 Dinner Sets, $6.48
42 pieces; a service for six, with
decoration of blue and gold lines
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pattern may also be had in 50 pieces
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When you nro suffering with rheuma
tism so you can hardly get around
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BULGARIAN BLOOD TEA
Assists Nature to
GENTLY MOVE THE BOWELS
SWEETEN THE STOMACH
FLUSH THE KIDNEYS
TO KILL THAT COLD
Take it steaming hot at bedtime.
Sold by druggists.—Advertisement.
Women’s Vest*
19c
Gauze Vests with beaded
tops in sizes 36 to 38 only.
J ust a small lot.
—Street floor.
Children’s
Stockings
lOc
lUbbed Stockings for the
kiddie. Broken sizes and
black only.
—Street floor.
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15c a Pair
7 Pairs for SI.OO
Double soles, reinforced
heels and toes, etc., in black,
brown, gray and white.
—Street floor.
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Shopping Bags \
25c
Caratol leather with two ;
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98c Spanish Combs, 59c f
Different styles, mounted |
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Crystal Beads, 25c |
Graduated styles and tas- |
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ors—regularly 4Sc to C9c.
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