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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-23
What Z Haze Learned
in II Years Practice

HAVE baen watching the re-
suits Of constipation for AZ
IL years, since / began the prac-
tiCo Of medicine back in 1875. |
am now 83 years old, and though
from time TO time the medical pro-
fessIon makes some wonderfully
interesting experiments and tests,
the fundamentals of causes and
relief in this particular ailment
are unchanged.
But the people take greater in
tercst today in their health, in
diet, exercise and the drinking of
water. Constipation, however, viii
occur from time to time no matter
how one tries to avoid il. OF next
Importance, then, is how TO treat
it when it comes. | believe in
getting as close to nature as
possible, hence my remedy for
constipation, known as DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin, is a mild
vegetable compound. 1t is made
of Egyptian SIENNA and pepsin
with agreeable aromatics. Chill
dren will not willingly take bitter
things. Syrup Pepsin is pleasant
tasting, and youngsters love it.
1t does not grippe. Thousands Of
mothers have written me to that
effect.
Over 10 million bottles Of DR..
Celdwell's Syrup Pepsin are now
sold every year, and it is the most
widely bought family laxative in
the world. | say family laxative
because all in the family can use
it with safety. 1t is mild enough
for the infant in arms, effective
in the most chronic constipation
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-23
IREPEAT MY FREE OFFER
$40, 900 worth of trial bottles
Of Syrup Pepsin free

Last year 7 agreed 10 spend
$4,000 cash for free samples of
my Syrup PepSin. and send them
free and postage paid TO all trho
asked. 4 tremendous mail uas the
result. But there must be many
rho did not icrite. I ,could like to
get their address ibis time. So /
nolD TeReiD my offer, IN reulem-
byance Of my approaching SALh
birthCdy, and loHl again de5ois
$4,000 10 free samples. / am
anxious TO see one in eoery Aneri-
can home. Write for yours today.
Simply gtoe me your address.
Send Il TO DR.. W. b. Cal4ueH,
SIS Washington ST.. Monticello.
Illinois. Mine is truly a fres
GjL; il costs The public nothing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-23

here. he is still he recognized leader
and there VIII be no let-up in the cam
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-23
USE STRING TO CURE
Mez0 Stunt Supposed to Rid of Ills

BIZ MARGARET ROHE
II you have hollis upon your neck
Or epileptic fits.
Insomnia o. chicken pOE,
Don't wOrry. folks. for it's
4 cingh TO cure your every III.
No doctor need you question;
Just do what Emile COue says
And try autOsuEEUs
Evening star., 1922-05-29

Speciai-Drug store, Ideal location, establish
ed 80 years; good, clean etock large prescrip.
tion and soda business telephone concession
sales Of daily papers pays rent: post ONCE;
four years. lease: electricity: h.w.h.; rent, $75
Price "a, 900
Evening star., 1922-05-29

Lunchroom-9th st.: established for years
two apartments above cover rent for building
4-year lease; rent. 500. Price, $1,000. WI
recommend this place.
Evening star., 1922-05-29

Jeweiry Stand-Pa. ave-. /: rent, $25; heat
furnished; hot and cold water; $4,000 unusual
opportunity.
Evening star., 1922-05-29

Drug Store-smaIi competition: post Office
daily pepers: expensive equipment; 5-year lease.
Price, $4,000.
Evening star., 1922-05-29

Soft Drinks and Light Lunch-Open day and
night; a real busy place; rent, S15; owner
leaving city. Sacrifice at 81 200.
Evening star., 1922-05-29
RECOMMENDED SERVICE

The following have been recommended to The
The Star will receive attention
Evening star., 1922-05-29

Lunchroom-Near govt. depts; extensively
equipped; 4-year lease; receipts now $75 per
day. Price right s.,
Evening star., 1922-05-29

Cigars Magazines. News. Candies-In large
ONCE building; refined surroundings; opportu-
nifty for lady. Owner will sacrifice
Evening star., 1922-05-29

Candy Shop-Splendid location, downtown
rent $125. Price, 81, ,000.
Evening star., 1922-05-29

Dining Room-In exclusive apartment house
rent, $7b. Price, $1,400.
Evening star., 1922-05-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Marshall Business Brokers

l.
speciai--Drug store. Ideal location. establish
Cd 30 years; good. clean stock large preserip.
ton and soda business; telephone concession
,ss q s1 Ely e sn
Price. S4.oo0.
daily pspers; expensive equipment; s-year lease.
Jsweiry stand-Pa. ave-: rent. $25; heat
furnished; hot and cold water; $4,000; unusual
opportunity.
Candy shop-splendid location. downtown
rent, 1925. Price. $4,000.
two apartments above cover rent for building:
4-year lease rent, 500. Price, $1,000. We
recommend this place.
Dining Room-In exclusive apartment house
rent. $7b. Price, $1.4oo.
Lunchroom-Near govt. depts.; extensively
equipped; 4-year lease; receipts now $75 per
day. Price right =
Soft Drinks and Light Lunch-Open day and
leaving city. Sacrifice at 1920.
Cigars, Magazines, News. Candies-rn large
nifty for lady. Owner will sacrifice.
Confectionery store--Handlins nigh-s
| teas and cofYees; rent. $s5. Price, 1890.
,ss; two living rooms Pc P1Ics efsooe'-Hen'' 500.
Grocery and Meat Market-Rent. s55. This
Il an up-to-date. sanitary store. Price. 81, 600
Confectionery and Fancy Grocery-Ilrre
fountain; located uptown; low rent; lease.
Passenger transportation Route-Excrus,y.
Maryland charter. Price, $1,000. including
passenger cars.
| Beautiful Rooming House-14 rooms. 2 baths
Price. ss,5oo. A' 1n 'n nA''' ave.
Exclusive Rooming House on 18th st-11
rooms and reception hall; rent. s100, lease.
Price. $1,000. Terms.
Rooming House. Near 10th and sts.-I7
rooms; rooms; h.wh.; rent, ss0; steam heat. Price.
Rooming House lin heart of business section)
-1e rooms; rent, SIS. Price. $1,000 Sc
cure this Monday.
Motion Picture Tbeater-500 seats: lease ::
playing to full houses. Price. $1,000. One
Of the popular motion picture theaters. adver-
25. If you want to sell your business consult
Us at once. Our success and leadership in bust
Is M known Your
ner. All legal papers carefully made. Careful
attention given to every detail in closing of
deals. We can transact business for you in
Baltimore. Philadelphia or New York Mod
| crate charges.
Marshall Business Brokers,
o29 New York ave.
INVESTIGATE THIS.
You can invest SO to 81 900 in our Finan.
cial Participating Syndicate. which earned and
paid to members for month Of April
+ May profits will be distributed June 1. Your
investment may be Withdrawn on 80 days
written notice. Descriptive booklet mailed on
request. Open Tuesday. Thursday and Fri
day evenings. 7:30 to 9.
CAHILL & COMPANY,
Phone Main 5277 1919 st NV 3Os
Evening star., 1922-05-29

Confectionery store..HandIins mgh-grade
Meat Market, Fruits and Vegetabies-Rent
sos; two living rooms. Price, $500.
Il an up-to-date, sanitary store. Price. 81, ,O0O
Evening star., 1922-05-29

Exclusive Rooming House on 18th st-11
| rooms and reception hall; rent. s100. lease
/ Price, 81, 200. Terms.
Evening star., 1922-05-29

| Beautiful Rooming House-14 rooms. 2 baths
electricity; located near 18th on Mass ave.
Price, 81, 500.
Evening star., 1922-05-29

Confectionery and Fancy Grocery-LArge
fountain; located uptown; low rent; lease.
Price reasonable.
Passenger Transportation Route-Exclusiye
Maryland charter. Price, 1920, including
passenger cars.
Evening star., 1922-05-29

Rooming House, Near 10th and sts.-I7
rooms; h.w.h.; rent, $S5; steam heat. Price,
81, 500.
Rooming House lin heart Of business section)
lie rooms; rent, SIS. Price, 1880. Se-
cure this Monday
Evening star., 1922-05-29

statesmen WANTED.
The Potomac Electric Appli-
ance Co. has an opening for two
live wires. Mr.. Lannan, Coz
I4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-05-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
TIRE REPAIR BUSINESS ofrers eood op-
portunity. Why NOT come In and let ~ show
you our plan. Resbiit Tire Co.. Inc, 1923
ADM1NIsTRAT0R's SALE. cigar. tobacco.
concern. long established; fair rent and lease.
Address Box 116-B. Star oface. 20
ROOMING HOUSE, Q rooms; weii furnished: !:
In good NV. location; $3.50, or win exchange
on lot or house. Address Boz aos-B. Star
OI.D-EsTABLISHED DUPLICATING and ofhce
service business, clearing $50 weekly; win In
ventcry N.7oo owner has other interests:
ssssss 2ass,. : b. s.gs e.
ONCE. a0s
ton. Addrsss Boz l7.S. stsr once. i.
EXPERIENCED PARTNER
in good financial standing want
ed for old established credit
clothing business mems and
women's apparel. Can purchase
half interest about 6Oc on the
dollar. Business is a going
proposition long lease, low
rent; one of the best business
locations in Washington could
easily be converted to cash BUSH
ness if desired. Would also con-
slider outright sale of same if de-
sired lifetime opportunity.
Address Box 800 B, Star Office.
Evening star., 1922-05-29
PERSONAL
Cnnfi0ued

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Continued
LOVING DARE GIVEN YOUR BABY; AGED
g weeks to 9 years; $12 and Slo montn. "ess
ELECTRIC BATHS, BODY MASSAGE, FOR
obesity, rheumatism. nerve trouble, etc. draas
uate nurse, colored. Phone North 6930.y.- +
RATS, BEDBUGs, reaches, FLEAS. IN.
stant results. GEORGE E. sAPP. II Is;s MssS-
land building. Frankhn 29gl. MyeA--
PHYsIOTHERAPY. ELECTRATHERAPY.
for men and women, given by Or. Carolyn
Austin. For appointment. phone North elg7:
BUSINESS Opportunities
NEWLY Furnished cafeteria in best downtown
business location in Washington. everything OF
hi9hest quality: doing $500 business per day.
Can be bought right II quick sale. II inter-
. esysS Wm. ,nfI Il. spreNuL REAL ESTATE CO.
1416 Eye ct. NV. NAN ooss.
GROCERY, doing good bustnesss nne fixtures;
truck; will sacrifice $4,000 and inventory.
See this II you want good business -. Tan
account Of sicinsss. Frank. 210o. S0s Y
FINANCIAL PARTNER Who can furnish
money to handle some highly prontable busi-
ness: win SPLIT $3.50; no risk and no bothers
early interview desired Address Boz 1o0-As
star once. =.
BARBER SHOP IN the downtown district for
sale. Retiring from business. Address Boz
AUTO PAINT SHOP for rent Present oecu-
pant WIN consider partnership with good coach
painter 1904 St ne. Lincoln 1872. 30s
GROCERY STORE, southwest. with living
ESSs ssas siss 90 ss'4iss IS sas.D
a1ncpnfs, 1t Attractive discount Addfsee Box
z4o-A. STIR once ~ sse z q fas
Evening star., 1922-05-29
UPHOLSTERERS.

Good pay to good men; state last place EN-
ployed and wages expected. Address Box 147-
H. Star Office,
Evening star., 1922-05-29

LADIESLThree well educated. with execu-
tive ability desired As representatives, by
large corporation. Those with selling ex-
perience preferred. Address Box 243-B. Star
Evening star., 1922-05-29

statesmen, experience not
necessary, to sell a nationally
known product; you can earn
from $40 to $50 per week if you
will work 5 hours daily. Call
l20 McGill bldg, between 8 and
4:30 pm. See Mr.. Bransdorf.
Evening star., 1922-05-29

LADIES in demand for positions as drafts
men. Learn this profession in your spare
time through individual instruction In to
8 months, day or night. Get full particulars.
Columbia School of Drafting, 18th and sts.
Evening star., 1922-05-29
wANTED-HELp.

3 IADY-Teacher or college woman preferred.
, for responsible position with opportunity for
rapid promotion. Address Box TIM. Star
Evening star., 1922-05-29

FARMER wanted on farm near the city; good
steady man; good wages; good house and IRE
wood. Apply to VIM. Montgomery, Homer
bldg 18th and + SITS. NV, or near silver
Snr5n, Md ,29s
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-30

eggs. one-hAlf cup of milk. in which one teaspoon of soda has been dissolved, one teaspoon each Of cinnamon and nutmeg, and two cups of four, when ready for the oven hold one cup each of currents and seeded raistns, half cup of citron, cut in small pieces. Al fruit should be well favored
 white Oz1kei One and one-half cups sugar, cne-hah cup of butter three quarter cup of milk, whites of four eggs, two cups of four, one and one-han. tea spoon of baking powder, flavor with lem on
 Gold Cake. Same as the white only substitute the yelks for the whites. It Is well to make the two kinds at the same time. Then, in case both kinds are made at the same time, the yoiks can be added to the gold cake when the whites are best for the frosting.
 Layer Cake: Two eggs. one quarter cup butter, one cup of sugar, one-haif cup milk, two teaspoons baking powder, one and one-half cups of flour. Bake in layer tiers.
 FfIiing for Laysr Cake. Juice and grated rind of one lemon. add one-half cup hot water, three-quart cup of su- gar. one teaspoon of flour stirred smooth in a little cold water, place on the fire and stir until It thickens.
 From frst to last. from soup to pie, Is nothing found aniss; The savory meat. the biscuit high A dainty art is this.
 Then toast. to-her who toasts can make And give her 'three times three She takes the cake" who makes the cake A valued queen Is she. Best wishes to all from
 DOM PEDRO.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-30
socIAL ooRMpR gvrNTs
iostSDer 4--Lcpb 1Io. meets |.
 Buckingham MsDso-4Al
STOCK rRxrro PAx

Ssar Corner Sisters: Do you keen q rte<5k frying pan? If you don't take my sdvsee and sry It. The tip was given ne bv c geld nedallist from a famous nchool of cookery; there the students, 1o in each kitchen, use one after the ether, tho same hot fat for frying fsh, risBoles. sweet fritters, cheese aiErettes, anf so on, and no taste whatever Is conveyed to each dish. At the end of the day the fat is strained through nne gravy strainsr, returned to the San. left to get cold, and kept for use the AeXt day. The same fat lasts for months
 ahd only needs adding to as 1t! sinks, the ebnHtant heating keeps 1t sterihzed For q Emall household use . nnedium-sisec Stew pan. melt in it 1 Ia lbs. of lard or dripping. 90 as to have | good depth of fat. Heat it when required and whem it smoker plunge in the fish or frit- t4Hs, etc.; it takes only minute to hrewn each pleee all over. Put the pan Apite with the fat left in 1t, and leAva ;iIra- tn next required. Strain every few times it is ussd It is always % handy. ana fer, leeB sextRAvagant than using small sTrguankftZ. of fat in an ordinary trying nea, for this is wasted after the tiiah Is esq1EeA. Be SxTs the fat smokes before usiAE ',s-7
 H yoa nave many tomatoes try making xs9aa1s iPhRp: Scald the tomatoes and remove the skins Cut them into quart aeG on a plate, and pack them; tightly into etaen dry bottleB. Add the juice that escaped when cutting the tcmatoes. Put ea the rubber rings and czps loosely, pi3ee tho bottles in 4 fish kettle or large pGh Wfthi cold water mp Co the neeks of fhS bottles Place 1t over . low heat nnf bring the vHter gradually to the boil Keep 1t at tiEis 'femrerature for 4S min geeg.a rhe .tsmsko pulp vii be found to hpfs stTunk considerably, 70 fill one hett1s up: from another, ad5ust the rubber ri1ss,, screw on 'the tops lightly, and re. peAee in- the Steriiiser. Again bring uv teefee degrees, keep at this tensreraturc feel % nairutes, take each bottle out sep apeesiE. and screw down tightly before rerlsoving the next. When cold wipe tho bstfles and stOEs ins dry cool nlaee 4s SUSAN.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-30
HOW .To .cAN REErs.

Dear Social Cornerltes: It has been a long. time since I have written. I think every week will write but it always seems to end with thinking about it. I have enjoyed having several of the sis ters and one brother visit me within a sew weeks and expect to have others conla this week
 Donie: thank you for the card you sent me. Iris sweet to be remem- hered"
 Mabel: I thank you for the card I re- ceiyed. Am wondering if you are @at Eone" now.
 Primrose We all missed you Sept. T. Wished you could have been with us.
 Old Timer: I used to meet you at gour sisters home when you used to visit her. Perhaps we may meet at the suekingham before long if you are in Norwich.
 .Pices: was pleased to meet you and Mr, Pices. hope to see you at some of the Corner gatherings this winter.
 dare IS our, way of canning beets. elesS9 don't be afraid to try them. We :ssNsn't lost any that we have canned by eilaer recipe.
 cannei aeets, first recipe: One peek heesa boiled tender. Two c1ps sugar one cup vinegar, one pint water. ono tea. stoSH[ sA4t. BoH together twenty snin- utes. Put tho beets in jars. pour the syrup over them. Is not enough syrur add boiling water and seal.
 Canned Beets. second recipe. Cook bsets until tender. Remove skins and pack tigAtly in jars. Use one teaspoon salt, one tablespoon sugar for pint jars Heat one gill of vinegar. and one gill ot water and pour ou beets. Seal Th5ie hot. Put the susar am sait m jars before pouring on the win. egar and water
 KDz1AH .DooLITTLE.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-30
MEMORY IS A RRrnaE

Dear Sisters of the Social Corner: The sentiment which appears on the So- ciai Corner page of Sept. 18th reads Memory Is the bridge which connects the present with the past. This conveys deep meaning to us all. with It's many branches of thought It was my priyi- lege and great pleasure quite recently to visit an old house where once an aunt of mine lived about forty-five years ago. AS a child I visited there during one summer and the many things l had long ago forgotten came back 10 my mind ss I crossed the threshold and glanced from one room to another. A foreign class of people now occupy this old home, and the woman could not under stand me, only when asked for q drink of water. I was on an auto trip through the country so stopped at this place 70 review the surrounding scenes
 Time does not change everything. as here I saw again the large fiat rock. near the back door where l used to sit and eat pears. Nearby again the same little running brook where used to lead the old gentle horse fo water. looked over to a field where once the yellow pumpkins were raised. but all was eov- cred with grass now
 overhanging the stone wall along the roadside were the wild grape vines. which reminded me of how it used Co look many years ago. As the bridge of memory connected fhe present with the past felt I was again in chfidhoo1
 tcOntinued on Page Ten. Lass Gel,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-30
Give Me My Flowers

Give me my flowers now not some sad day When the drawn blinds proclaim my
 passing hence. Palms and costly vreaths cannot allay, The snniting conscience or make rUcom-
 pence For neglect, indifference or lonely hours That should have been made happy by
 your flowers; Give me my flowers now. Give me my flowers now. too late the For flowers. when this poor tenement of
 clay,
 That starved because flowers did not '-. come,
 Lies shrouded in the flower decked rom. fwins me a garland of real thoughtful 7s ness,
 And leave death wreaths to those who i loved me less.
 .5 Give me my flowers now. Give me my flowers now not costly 'sF fragile, - f.t s--7 's.s- .s But blossoms from the garden of your The little kindnesses that cheer the hours That otherwise 50 dull and dreary prove. Teave-yo appreciation and your praise Into song to cheer the passing now. fi Give me my flowers now Give me my flowers now here today, Let me inhale their fragrance while
 live; My heart grows weary at the long delay les cannot be you have no flowers to give.
 Say some kind. warm approving word
 today
 Iiet me eniov their rnusic while may Give me my flowers today. ,... Give me my flowers nov. you do moi
 need them.
 Suffer the fierce remorse. neglect im- poses; ' You easno: still the bangs of your re- with Etir deAIsns of imnorters and roses. s'tt'F, B ,.y ,,''.d' the heart that :. seeks '' Life,s obligations with poor bouquet. ofves mo my flowers today.
 ! q . Sent in by Sonis.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-30
sPENprHRIFr ANn I

Dear Cornerites: I buttoned my Jacket to hide the worn place on my skirt UJp to today; I had considered the suit as something that must last till Novenber when decent suit awaited me. Of the spring to come, had not allowed my self to think at all.
 But now on my desk lay my friends letter telling me she had pre-emptied my Easter vacation and that I was to spend 1t in her new home. The letter had made me glow with delight, and then left me in despair. From my income l might eke out to pay the trip. but. never, never, from it's slender stream could I meet the winter expenses and dress myself properly in new spring suit.
 Must forget the visit? could not go unclad. and my worn, wrinkled, old- woman of a suit could never stand the Journey. It had been treated with all the cosmetics with which age. tries to simulate youth wrinkles had repeated ly been smoothed out and defects coT- cred with becoming patches. must have
 new suit or give up the thought of a
 new visit.
 would not give up the visit. but how
 could I manage? I looked and there
 was not thing in the room with any
 money value unless, like Joe, in Tit
 tie Women," could reap a fortune by
 selling my nnane of chestnut hair. but
 no sef-respecting dress would consort with bald head.
 All through the intervals of my aft
 ernoon's work I pondered my problem. spent the evening going over possible so- ! lutions, and went to bed rather discon- solate that night I went to sleep
 to most unpleasant dream of Jans cutting of my hair to buy herself rail- way ticket, while she bestowed on me few beggardly pennies. was plead ing for more, when .awoks and starf- ed up exclaiming, "Itis only a nickie. That isn't worth saving. Jane" For moment I lay still collecting my wits while my dream gradually faded | away. "Jane really said that about a nickie yesterday" I thought. Then like . shooting g-star across the dark my inspir- atton flashed into my mind. The only way for me to have money was to save it and to save 1t in the tiniest driblets. All the time was dressing and eat ing. was inwardly scrabbling for new plans of economy.
 was very tired when l. came home that night with weary steps.
 At the corner passed a. familiar drus good. My spirit rose at the thought but with my hand on the door-knob, had been searching for methods of econ l ouny, and here was Zone at hand. I final I iy turned away, and, excited at taking one real step in my plan, went home on flying feet. Already Iknew the shrine