Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 April 1917 — Page 24

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. MONDAY, APRIL 2. 1917.

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LS. Ayres Mm. S&SS LS. Ayres &Ca Answering the Demand of the Hour Smart Apparel for Easter Wear Ready is such a showing of suits, coats and Easter frocks as has seldom been assembled in the Ayres store. ' \ %4 It is an assortment replete with the staples, the novelties and the fanciful creations of America’s best tailors and most reliable importers. Paris has been the inspiration of many of the most attractive suits this spring. The showing, which embraces iverything from the strictly tailored model to trimmed suits Of obvious but tasteful elegance. In evidence— At $37.50, suits of gros de Londres silk in navy blue, wistaria and black. Blouse coat with full cuff bottom, skirt circular in style, and self-colored ornaments and buttons. Sizes 36 to 44. At $59.50, a Paul Poiret suit in what is known as the domino check. It is a costumo of simple lmo S with remarkable elegance. 'Made of tan tricotine—the design is exclusive with L. S. Ayres

& Co.

At $45.00, rookie colored suits of Poiret twill, paneled front and back and slashed at the side. Brilliant messaline linings and a panel pleated skirt, handsomely stitched, distinguish this as one of the handsomest among new doth suits. Sizes 16 to 38. You will find the showing of spring suits at its best now. Everything to be desired between the price limits •of ?25.00 and S100.00. -Third floor. Topcoats for Easter Wear Several hundred new spring coats have just arrived from New York city, the hortie of the world’s best tailoring, Materials employed comprise tan and gray mixtures, black and white checks and beautiful cloths in such colors as navy blue, Copenhagen blue, apple green, chartreuse, gold, tan and black. Everything from gunniburl and vdour to serges and taffetas. Plenty of coats in Poiret twill and gaberdine. Prices $19.75, $25, $29.50 and $35 Novelty coats and wraps, of which there are J*it one of a kind, are featured at from $50.00 up to $250.00. Nothing handsomer anywhere.—Third floor. Frocks of Silk and Georgette $15, $19.75, $25 and up to $100 If you had the patience and the time we could show you one dainty frock after another for an hour and never show a duplicate. It is one of the distinctive attractions of Ayres garments, this variety of models. Most of these, dresses are Copies or adaptations of recent Paris conceptions. Nothing could be newer, we think nothing coultf be prettier than these modishly smart frocks for Easter time wear. Silk ffocks are beautiful in their coloring and incredibly smart by reason of the introduction of Georgette sleeves and collars and the prodigal employment of embroidery* effects. They are superior quality and superior style garments. * —Third floor. : 1 —— — — Easter Sale of Leather Luggage At Prices Far Below the Reigning Market It has been no small undertaking to convince manufacturers, that Ayres patronage warranted something extraordinary in the way of concessions for this annual event. Our success, however, with the makers is eloquently reflected in the values we now present; this event furnishes REAL BARGAINS. Everything listed will be on sale in the morning—an opportunity not lightly to be

At $5.00, 14, 16 and 18-lnch cowhide bags, some leather lined, others lined with plaid serge, suitable for man or woman.' Only 20 of these. At $7.50, black or brown hand-sawed cowhide traveling bags of 214ounce leather with brass locks and catches—nearly 100 of them, all leather lined. ' At $15.95, calfskin and cowhide bags in 16 and 18-inch sises and of a quality to grow enthusiastic about. At $19.75. traveling bags reflecting the expert artisans. Leathers and • linings are of the highest class. At $8.95, 16 and 18-inch hand - sewed traveling bags with •ilk or leather linings. Three of these bags for women are outfitted.

Suit Cases* $5.00 to $10.95

Both men’s and women’s suit cases are included in this diversified assortment All are of cowhide and sizes comprise everything from T6 to 26 inches in length. Bargains you. will appreciate on. sight »

Traveling Bags at $3.95 These traveling bags are well made, of real leather and lined with sturdy, good looking serge. They will give years of service.

At $10.95 is a group of 16 and 18-inch handsewed bags of pigskjn or cowhide in smooth seal or walrus grain. We consider these one of the best bargains in the sale. At $12.95 are choice Likly bags in 16 and 18inch sizes—nine different styles. Shapely and of choice materials. —Street floor.

For School Teachers

A Special Demonstration, Tuesday Afternoon, of the Cortina Phone Method of Language Study Soma ona said, “If your teacher is a phonograph record, you have » taachar who never tires.” Invesdgato. —Victrola parlors, fifth floor.

Baby Creepers

At your disposal are some extremely good values in 1 and 3-year size creepers. These practical garments are made of plain blue or pink or blue checked material after a French model—only 59c. A Other baby creepers of finer materials at from 65c up to $6.50. '

Groceries

C Third floor.

Good Foods—Least to Pay

BUTTEB, Ayres* speclsl creamery. • pound. TOMATOES, Batavia brand, fancy packed, 20c a can or £,25 a Aewea. Batavia Maine corn, 20e ■B2.25 a doaen. '-fill, h**’ t>lend, a 28c., ^^lavla O, B. G. brand, 40O twe pound* m. van Camp With tomato 10c. No. 2 cans \ an Camp's, »e. three paok-

OL.IVE OIL. Pompeian, half-pint cane 25c. pin 4 cans 45c and Quart cans 85c. TOMATOES. California * hand packed. No. 2 can* 15c or #1.75 a dosen. NAVY BEANS. Michigan, hand picked, two pounds for 35c. MAPLE AND CANE SYRUP, ! Golden Tree brand, quart can* 40*v halt-g-allona 75 c , , PUMPKIN, Batavia brand, mam- I moth cans, 15c. t r„»Y,S ICKE * D '^ ! .nT^Tc H a, V ‘" -'*■ f n p P? A £ PL 3' SP'** and •Hewi i Batavfa brand. Nh. I cans?, two for • S5t*. * —Downstairs, i

En Passant Easter cards are an attraction of the east aisle, which keeps the stationery department crowded most of the time. There are some very pretty cards at 5c and 10c. Others 16c and 26c. Easter booklets, something new in their line, are ?5c and 60c. —Booth. Novelty stationery is among other recently added* atractions at this counter. These come handsomely boxed at $1.00 and $1,60. The envelopes have colored linings Adjoining thq stationery section is the Book Shop,* suggesting at this season, as Easter gifts, beads, testaments, prayer books and hymnals. A Catholic friend paid us the compliment a few days ago by saying that our rosaries and prayer books were the handsomest she had ever seen at ^he prices. • —Street floor.

Velocipedes For Children A splendid variety of them is row ready at all prices from $3.75 to $16.00. Skudder cars for small .children are offered at $5.50 and $6.00, according to size. Your child will be healthier and happier if they get the outdoor exercise such little vehicles insure.' —Toyl&nd, fifth floor.

ABE MARTIN

What’s become o’ th‘ ole-fashioned patriotic citizen lyho used t' say, “Well, I didn’ vote fer him, but he’s my President J5st th* same”? Actions speak i louder'h flags.

CHANCELLOR SCORED BY SOCIALIST LEADER.

SHOUTS OF TREASON HEARD

LONDON, April 2.—There were stormy scenes in the reichstag Friday, according to a Reuter dispatch from Amsterdam, when Socialist deputies foreshadowed the establishment of a republic and demanded that the reichstag have larger powers In the foreign policy. Dr. Eduard David, the Socialist leader, is quoted by the Cologne-Gazette as saying: “My party has addressed an appeal to foreign Socialists for peace without annexation. It has been rejected. The French want absolutely to annex Alsace-Lorraine." He declared that the imperial chancellor’s words, directed to the new rulers of Russia, had transgressed the military censorship, for the military authorities had instructed the press that nothing must be published appearing like approval of the Russian revolution. He asked for the creation of a constitutional democratic state. Georg Ledebour, Social Democratic leader, said: “If the German emperor urgently advised Emperor, Nicholas In 1905 no longer to oppose the justified demands of the people, why did not the chancellor venture to £ive the same advice to Emperor William? We regard a republic as ft. coming inevitable development in Germany. * "History now is marching with sevenleague boots. The German people, indeed, show incredible patience. The reichstag must have the right to a voice in the conclusion of alliances, peace treaties and declarations of war. The Imperial chanoelldr must be dismissed when the reichstag demands it.” Shouts'of "High treason!" Interrupted Herr Ledebour, and the president called him to order. ^ GERMAN-AMERICANS BALK.

Roller Skates For Spring Vacation and Easter Gifts

Contained Ball Bearing Skates, rollers that can not come apart, leather backs, in two sizes for girls 4 to 7 years and 8 to 18 vears, per pair $2.50 Best Ball Bearing Roller Skates for boys or girls. Extra heavy steel brace on bottom and with large, wide rollers. Adjustable for ages 8 to 18 years; per pair. $4.00 All-Metal Back, adjustable, ages 9 to 18 years, for boys and girls. Contained ball bearing rollers; best skate for the price, per pair $2.00 Children’s Ball Bearing Roller Skates, metal backs, adjustable for ages 4 to 8 years; per pair.. $2.25 Boys’ and Girls’ Metal Back Plain Steel Roller Skates, adjustable for ages 8 to 18 years; per pair .....$1.25 Chidren’s Flam Bearing Steel Roller Skates, adjustable; all metal backs, for ages 4 to 7 years; per pair 75c and 50c CHARLES MAYER & CO.

H. N. HEMPSTEAD, Pr*a ' J. P. BONN. Treaa

29 31 W. Washington St.

Established 1840

Adopt Resolutions at Newark* Asking Congressmen to Vote Against War. NEWARK, N. J.. Apri| 3.-Resolu-tions have been adopted by the GermanAmerican Central Alliance here calling on Congressmen Parker Cray and Lehlbach not to vote for war with Germany at the special, session of the congress. The alliance represents 12.000 GermanAmerlcans living in Essex county.

Little Stories of Daily Life

A Child's Faith. Although the car was near the end of the Ilnfe, all the seats were still filled when a woman entered/. At once a small girl of four slid down from her seat beside her mother and offered her place.- The woman hesitated, but as the child’s mother urged her. she accepted the offer. Because the child was so young the Incident attracted the attention of the passengers. .It was the usual evening carful of folks—tired And apathetic looking. But many kept their eyes on the child. Boon, at a stop, when everything was quiet, the little girl lifted her arms toward the straps which hung far above her. Her mother said sympathetically: “You can’t reach them yet, can ybu, Dearie?”" Then such a wonderful smile beamed upon her face—oh, so full of sure faith in the short years that lay between her and those stranpsl—as she answered ih a voice that rang. "Not yet.", . And the eyes of the onlookers grew bright or moist as they thought of the varied possibilities fof those years before the child. But one of that company, at least, opened her heart to the childish faith and was a better woman because of it. Three Beans in Change. A lean, seedy-looking, thirsty man walked into a saloon the other day and somewhat hesitatingly ordered refreshments. When the barkeeper hdd filled the order, his patron reached into a pocket and questioningly deposited a large Irish, potato as payment. “Yes, sir," said the barkeeper, withdrawing his hand from a peck measure' at the rear, "and here’s your three beans in change."

The Garden Day by Day

Are you prepared to fight insect pests and dtaeaaea that He in ambuah ready to attack the vegetable garden almost as soon ap the‘seedlings are above ground? The wise gardener knows that he most have on hand both insecticides and fungicide? and be ready to nse them. An onnee of prevention ia worth a pound of cure. If* the garden is small, a hand syringe is sufilelent to guard It against the Invasion of the plant enemies. As for the spray solutions, these can be had already prepared and requiring only the addition of water to render them ready for use. j Bordeaux mixture is probably the > best ail-round fungicide. But It should I (mb tifti-d ns a preventive rather than as a cure. In ather words, spray bei fore disease appesra. Bordeaux, used j ia time, will prevent rot, rust nnd j similar fungus diseases. Many gar- . deuers apply it regularly every eight or tpm day*. It can be bad In a con- * venient paste form* An ounce of this f paste to one gallon of water makes n effective solution. Another excellent spray Is made from the Bordeaux-arsenate of lead mixture. This Is both a fungicide and Insecticide, and is also to he had ia the paste form. Three ounces to the gallon of water is the usual formula followed ia using it. No better general spray to protect the plants against both disease and Insect* is known. . Other poisons, too, are to be had. There are the various nicotine soln- / 4 lions, lor example, and m «lumber p$

THE “AMERICA” BICYCLE Built for Service—Easy Riding Substantially built, with double braced mudguards, coaster brake ’ and steel stand; light, easy riding. Juvenile Sizes, $25.00—Adult Sizes, $30.00 up WESTING ANNEX —Pennsylvania and Vermont— Th * c y c,I, * t, * sto ~

. This is Dress Up Week It is a simple matter to select your new suit and “trimmins” at THE WHEN this spring. Our stock is filled with unusually desirable suite, topcoats and furnishings. Come in and pick out what you need for Easter. The values that you are able to get here will surprise you. Prices range— Suits and Topcoats, $15 to $45 1 iiSiHiliBi

Vases and Candlesticks for Easter Both are favorite gift articles for Easter. Our present showing embraces scores of beautiful designs, in sterling and Shef- - field silver. Come in and see them.. |uIiu$C.Wadl(8§on. (sl INC.. Nob. 5 and 7 K. Wash. St.

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Our elegant Easter flowers will be ready Thursday. Cruder early, please.

ARE YOU £

SUFERING from HEADACHES

Shooting pains around the eyes and temples— dizziness or blurred vision? Our deep curved lenses correctly

fitted by us gives you immediate relief. No charge for examination in our parlors or at your home. Deep Curved Lenses, fitted with any mounting in . stock ^4.00 Slightly curved 93.00 # Kryptok Invisible Bifocal for far and reading vision, d*Q AA with solid gold mounting, complete Shur-on, Sticktight, Universal, Stoco, Triumph or any other highgrade finger piece mounting in our , , <I*’f KA stock ; tPJL.UV Protect your lenses from chipping or breaking with a pair K Ax* of xylonite rims (all colors). .- ' With our complete shop we can duplicate your lenses while you

wait. Save the pieces.

We specialize in the filling of oculists’ prescriptions. Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing at Very Reasonable Prices.

Open Saturday Night.

BLANCHARD-BORGERT COMPANY UNDERTAKER?*. LADY ATTENDANT.

15 North Arsenal Avenuq.

N>w Phone 61-471. Old Phone, Prospect 390.

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EASTER HATS FOR MEN KRAUSE BROS.

$2.00

Unusual Quality Ribbed fUnion Suits, Vests and Bodices Union suits in white with crochet tops, at 59ci extra sizes, 65c Union suits in pink, with band tops, at... 69ci extra sizes. 75c Swiss ribbed vests and bodices, excellent Quality .59 c We have another quality vest and bodice, , • at 35c and 39c Pink silk top union suits, extra good quality.. .$1.50 Suckeifr 18 N. MERIDIAN ST. Where Good Glovei Co»e From-

2i- 23 N iLitSOtS ST.

Outer Apparel for Women and Misses

BUY DIAMONDS at 104 Monument Place. A low rent location, large stock, finest quality, low prices.

EVARD

HOOSIER OPTICAL CO.

Formerly Located at No. Vi The Arcade.

Phone Main 6529 148 North Illinois St.

, Almost Opposite Lyric Theater.

Money to loan on First Mortgage on Improved Indianapolis Real Estate, Fidelity Trust Co. 148 East Market Street

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KOTTEMAN’S for Furniture

335-33* Ei Washington. Street

gave J0% to 20% on anything—any time. rnmmmmmmauBntrnm

Main Sprin*. 50o fps! ►S Cleaning — #0c Crystals .....ISc 111 All work guaranteed for one gC year- |g| FLETCHER M. NOE, Jeweler 103 North Illinois Street mmmammmm very good fungicide* and Insecticide* nut up under trade name*, such as “Kungine,” «Aphln«£ “Tyrox.” etc. “Slug Shot” I* a good powder Insecticide and Is n*ed to good advantage n cabbage, cauliflower, lettuce, ete. No time should be lost In equipping the garden arsenal. The gardener’s policy should be to prevent the enemies from gaining a foothold. Adkins’s Cut Rate Wall Paper Co. Sufficient wall paper to corer one mediumsized room, Including side wall, celling and border, 89 cents. 411 Massachusetts ave. —o— i Storage Yards, Space fer Rent. Northwestern and Nlnetsenth. Big Pour switch. Bock Equipment Co., 002 Fletcher Trust. o Concrete and Mortar Mixers. All Sizes. Come and see our 1917 stock. BOCK_EQUIPMENT CO., 602 Fletcher Trust F. B. Langscnkamp, 13® E. Georgia St. Brtsa, Copper, Aluminum and Bronze, in eheels, rod4 A tubes. Steel tubing. Phene 121. o Always Awake—Day and Night Hamllton-Hacley Ca, auto repairing, 2-409 NV Illinois st. Hot Point Electric Heaters. $6.50. SKILLMAN ELEC. CO, 29 S. Capitol ave. Jos. Gardner, 41 Ky. Ave. Phones 328. Furnaces, gutters, spouting and roofing.

Rink’s Cloak House . , * "T Important Sale Tuesday

At an Average

Reduction

Diamonds Direct From the Cutters Our stock of first-class Jewelry Is stylish and up to data. Considering quality I can save you a nice discount bn svery purchase.

Diamonds $20.00 up Wrist Watches .........$8.00 up Wedding Rings $4.00 up

J. P. MULLALLY

Diamond Importer and Jeweler. 28 MOM.M.EM PLACE.

Tailleur . —or— Costume

SUITS

The Geam of the . Season

Exclusive, one-of-a-kind models, imported, reproduced from the very highest type creations, designed by such style builders as Cheruit, Doucet, Lavin, Buloz and others. Gold embroidered Chinese blue faille and Poiret twill silks, satins, khaki kool silks; in floral, plaid, stripe effects, plum, wistaria, pearl gray, gold, 1 beige, apple green, Copen, navy, etc. - V-; ( ; ■ $85.00 for the $135 Suit Models $75.00 for the $115 Suit Models $65.00 for the $95 Suit Models $59.50 for the $75 Suit Models $39.50 for the $55 Suit Models

RINK’S

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