Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1917 — Page 24

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THE T TDIAXAPOLIS NEWS, THTBSDAT, DECEMBEE 6, 1917

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Best News, We Think, in the Paper Our Store Bulletin on Page 12 L.S. Ayres ACo.

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ABE MARTIN.

:MI83 RANKIN HA8 NEW IDEA ABOUT NEWSPAPERS.

STORIES OF MRS. WILSON

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WASHINGTON, December A — It would be entry to contract conrantion|itia in Washington lust now. Tb« W. i C. T. 11. is here in .national convention } The Anti'Saloon hengue ol America meets next week. The board of temperance and public morals of the world closed its conference Tuesday, and decided to erect a buildinc "under the win#s of the capitol to serve as a permanent meeting place for ail affairs that have to do with the public morals " It was late In the afternoon when I learned that Jeannette Rankin, M. was to speak at the W. C T. 11. conxentfam. m l burned over, hoping to get permission to stand up somewhere, inhere are so many delegates that the

} gallery even of Poll’s theater is used, j and visitors have to buy tickets to gain j entrance. If I owned brewer)' stock and J took one look at that convention I should make an. assignment and not

wait for April L

Wrist Watches for Men Opinion is almost universal that the wrist watch has come to stay. Surely it is just ms convenient for those in civil life as iar men who enter the service. Save time whether at the desk, at the wheel or in the field.

An Exceptional Christmas Offer

In Sterling Silver. $20

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In 20Year Gold Filled Case,

Ther e lots o’ dandy recipes fer left-

If I owned brewery stock'and {overs, but no leftovers. A new bunch

o* bananas wuz unveiled at th' little

Gem resturint t'day.

luminous dial.

$25 r style

numerals that are easy to read, Elgin i

with

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Our “CUSHION SHAPE” MILITARY WATCH, eith

larpre

ment, complete with strap.

BUY HIM ONE FOR CHRISTMAS, tomorrow,

away for future delivery.

LADIES* BRACELET WATCHES in great variety, $15 ^ **00

WHEN STORE H. N. HEMPSTEAD, Prea. J. P. BONN, Trsaa

We will lay it

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My Sunshine Jane A New Victor Record It’* a dainty, altogether charming song of a girl down in Virginia—-an exceptionally fine record either to keep or for a Christmas gift. “My Sunshine Jane” is sung by the Sterling Trio. It is No. 18403, ten-inch, 75c. Come in and hear it. Pearson Piano Co. 128-130 North Pennsylvania Street

ilaa Prfea *• Everybody

EAT MORE FISH ^BECAUSE!! You’ll save money. Conserve the beef supply and change

your menu.

SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS WEEK

5,000 lbs. freshl

10c

dressed bluefins,

None delivered.

Fresh cod steaks Fresh small bass Fresh dressed catfish.

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Fresh lake trout Fresh halibut steaks.. Fresh lake white fish. Fancy No. 1 salmon... Columbia River steaks

20c lb. 30c

12%c

Choice Dressed Rabbits, Each 35c Willis Fish & Oyster Co.

337 East Market Street

Established 1912

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Save contantiy. Every day econo-

mize a little. Buy only the things

you need. Open a savings account

On Savings

here and learn the ways of thrift and independence.

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148 East Market Street

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For Cameras and Photographic Supplies

^<$7 Babich’s First”

CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Brownie Cameras. $1.75 to $4.50

Developing end Printing

24-Hour Service

The Gus Habich Co. Successors to Gus Habich. 141 E. WASHINGTON STREET.

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Stella V. Rogers Cropper —OPTICIAN— Has Not Retired, But STILL IN BUSINESS ftRumvim to 409 TRACTION TERMINAL BUILDING MAIN aril. Watch and Jewelry Repairing. NEW 25.113

Pearson Drug Stores

#7-« Vtrgfaln Araaa*.

Now 2 Stores.

RXAT. CUT PRICKS,

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SHOP NOW

Early shopping means the pick of the stock. Early shopping means leisurely inspection and good service. ; ' Early shopping means comfort on your part, satisfaction on ours. Therefore, shop early—we can give you our best goods and our best attention NOW. Ja C# SIPE Importer of Diamonds * Rooms 2, 3 end 4, 18! 2 N. Meridian St.

Just a Little Mistake. When I entered the theater I wa* j wondering how I would get tnstde when (suddenly a reception committee hurried ■ Into the very place I wanted to go. I They were so cordial and 1 was so eom5 piimented thrt It was rad to have to i tell them it was a case of mistaken identity and that I was not Miss Ran-j j kin. Anyway, I was in and I heard her ; make • a good speech, which w as well i {received. She advocated something new In the ( way of newspapers, however. It was •this: That each community should have a newspaper board similar to Its school board, the newspaper to be printed and circulated free, the articles to be written and signed by responsible people in the community, to be passed on by this central board for approval. She said the press would be then public as well as free. But the present method of publishing newspapers Is evidently satisfactory to the w. C. T. U. members, as demonstrated yesterday morning, when Mrs. Busan McWhlrter Ostrom told them In her modrat. unassuming way that if she had 1100,000 to spend for W. C. T. U. work today she would surely spend It with the press. She received great applause. Appeal by Bishop. Bishop McDowell, of the M. E. church, made a strong appeal for temperance and introduced the dignitaries of that church who have been here in conven-

tion.

He then Introduced Clarence True Wilson, of Ohio, whereupon the Ohio delegation cheered and gave a yell that woud shame DePauw students. He said the temperance people were satisfied with legislation up to date but the time is not far distant when even beer would not be manufactured. Mrs. Cuila Vayhlnger. state president of the Indiana W. C. T. U., Is very Important In the affairs of the national convention and is one of its best speak-

ent

Mrs. Wlleon Reported Busy.

All Washington is muzsled as far as I can Judge. Whether it is that the American people axe moved by patriotism and intend to stand by the President throughout this war whatever he may decide to do or whether it Is that Mr. Wilson has gained In personal popularity, I can not decide. But even Mrs. Wilson Is accorded new virtues which she did not have this time last year. Then the gossip was that she only liked to swing in a hammock and read novels (Who does not?), but now I hear on all sides that she is an excellent buslnesa woman, aws the brains of the Galt Jewelry Company; that she has a desk of her erwn inside the President’s office and many important papers are referred to her by the President for her careful analysis. All of which reminds me that a New York state M. C. has Just called up the suffrage headquarters to ask why a woman lobbyist

from his

him.

Woman of 90 Made 100 Quilts

LIBERTY BONDS Accepted in Payment for Merchandise. diaries Mayer and Company

29-31 West Washington Street

Established 1840

Oor Repotation is Yonr Guarantee

JEFTERSONVTLLE^d 'cLcember of intelligent, painstaking SERVICE. WTEaMONVraj^aa-^mabor j y oar eyes examined and glasses furnished

to fit your indiridual need, at one cost, a

•■—At a joint meeting of the Women s ;

Foreign Missionary Society and the \ - h1p

Standard Bearers’ Missionary Society, held at the parsonage of Wall Street Methodist Episcopal church, a qulit was presented to Misa Emma Eichenberger by Mrs. Sarah , Giossbrenner. Mrs. Glossbrenner is in her ninetieth year and has made, entirely with Jier own hands, more than 100 quilts for the use of the missionary society. Mias Eichenberger formerly lived here and now Is attending the Garrett Bible institute, at Evanston, 111., during a year s furlough from her station as a missionary at Foo Chow, China. She is here to remain

over Christmas.

15 YEARS IN THIS LOCATION

1U N. PENN. ST.

These Men 'j Night Robes are Enemies of

Alarm Clocks

Comfortable, cozy, conducive to long hours of restful sleep, these robes make the night ’way too short. FLANNELETTE ROBES raeay, well, made, 75c, $1, $1.25 and $1.50 FLANNELETTE PAJAMAS, stripe*.

$1.25, $1.50 and.

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MIXED SILK PAJAMAS.

$2.00 $5.00

AN AD IN THE NEWS WILL SELL YOUR HOUSE.

Catches Tame Golden Eagle. [Special to Th* Indianapolis News] AURORA, Ind., December 8 —John L Lube, a Clay township farmer, qaught a large golden eagle in a steel trap that he had set on his farm to catch chicken hawks that had been raiding his chicken flock. The eagle evidently had escaped from some show, as it appeared to be very tame and permitted Mr. Lube to dress Its injured leg after he had removed the bird from the trap , and placed It in a large cage. Mr Lube haa presented the eagle to the : zoological garden at Cincinnati. j

Real Estate Loans. Turner Building and Savings Association. 1000 Lemcko building. Liberal terms. Small f expense. No com ml salon

WIegel

Works.

Build showcases, counters, store fixture* office railings, etc. Ask for catalogue. Sixteenth A Lewis eta. Woodruff ML Now S NA Robber Stamp Makers Since 1884. Seal* stencils, check* advertising novelties GEO. J. MAYER CO., » B. Meridian et Cenmte Mixers. All Sixes ta Stock. Neve engines, outfits, contractors' mach’y. Bees Bqulpment Co.. 002 Fletcher Trust.

Special Sale Growing Girls’ School and Dress

SHOES

for the girl that requires a

lady's size.

$5.00 Values

Joseph Gardner, 41 Kentucky Ave. Cleans and overhauls any style furnace. F. H. Langsenkamp, ISO E. Georgia St. Copper and Brass Repair Work a Specialty.

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fioneer Brass Works, 4*4 8. Pennsylvania. Aluminum, brass, phosphorus bronxe castings. brass railings and Job work a specialty

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state has neglected to call on

None delivered. • Alaska Salaion 300 doz. large cans, limit one dozen to a customer, a can—

Is Loading Chute for Hogs Gaming House, Is Question

[Special to The Indianapolis News! COLUMBUS, Ind., December 8. — Whether a loading chute for hoga i* a gaming house is something that will be decided in the Bartholomew Circuit court here. A woman at 8L Louis Crossing came here last week and told the grand Jury that several young men of that place had been playing poker in a chute where hogs are loaded on Pennsylvania line traina. The grand lury Indicted ten men on charges of visiting a gaming house They have been arrested and have given bond for their sppearanee In court. The men deny they were playing poker They suy they simply , were engaged in a little social game of rhum.

Little Stories of Dally Life “Every Kid Loves a Soldier.” The old saying that “all the world loves a lover” might be changed these military days to "every kid loves a soldier,” or his uniform, at least. Just watch the little boys and girls as a soldier pLses. Those admiring glances would not be bestowed on a “slacker." Here are two cases In point: *Y Jus’ lov ou soders," said three-year-old Charles Ullrich, son of Fred Uilnch, Big Four agent at Shelbyville, as he entwined his arms about the neck of Sergeant Rosa Reed, of Greensburg. Reed, with several Decatur county soldiers. from Camp Taylor, were on the way to Greensburg, by way of Shelbyvillo, and the sergeant after buying a ticket had leaned^up against the railing of the ticket office when the three-year-old hugged him. 9 A second Illustration occurred when Sergeant Reed reached Greensburg on the way to his parents’ home. He was confronted by a tiny soldierly figure that saluted with all the grace and courtesy of a trained soldier, The sergeant exchanged the salute, and then learned the tribute had been paid by six-year-old Henry Jerman, son of Prof. E. J. Jerman. superintendent of Greensburg’s city schools.

Failed to Bring it “Whst is the matter?" asked the mother of a six-year-old girl as she came home almost In tears after her first day in school. *T don’t like the teacher," said th% j little one. "Why, you hardly know her. What has she done to you?" "When I went in she said: ‘You sit here for the present,’ and she never brung It*’’

Common Sense Tells You —that eyesight is your most important function. If eyesight is all important, then full seeing power is vital to your welfare and should not be neglected. To Protect Your Eyesight —from being injured or impaired through excessive strain, uncorrected defects, or weakened muscles, you should make up what you lack in your eyes. With Correctly Fitted Glasses •The Werbe & Miessen Optiqpl Service makes you see, look and teel aa you should. Glasses accurately fitted, designed and guaranteed." Werbe & Miessen OPTOMETRISTS. 16 North Pennsylvania Street

Patent leather, cloth top, kid top, gunmetal, button, welt soles. The sale price on these shoes is less than wholesale prices of today. But as we have not all sizes in each particular lot, we are making you this extreme low price to clean them up. Feltman & Curme 38 E. WASHINGTON ST.

RINK'S a.OAK HOllSE EXQUISITE BLOUSES IN EVERY NEW EFFECT. Smart Tailored Washable Satin Blouses. Tailored Crepe de Chine Blouses, Dressy Blouses of Georgette and Satin, Georgette and Chiffon Blouses, Lace Trimmed, Exquisite Hand-Embroidered Blouses.

Blouses $3.95 In all suit shades. Georgette. reduced from $6.00

Blouses $4.95 White, flesh, beige end washable aatln. Late aew model*.

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Scottish Rite Jewelry Men of the new Scottish Rite class will find desirable Masonic Jewelry in our store. You are Invited to come in and see our display. * GEO. S. KERN 9 If. Meridian. Kahn Bldg.

TRY A WANT AD IN THE NEWS

Sale Blouses

Georgette and silks, satin and Georgette; combination dark

shades—

$13.50 ones reduced to

$8-50 ones

reduced to....

Thousands .of the ultra-exclu-sive at $6.95 g J2 50

$8.50 $5.95

Xmas special— silk petticoats..

$3.95

Sweater Coats Time to think about, as Christmas and skating season will soon be here. SMART STYLES in most all desirable new shades; hand-knit, wool— $13.50 FIBER SILK $9.50, O KA $11.50 and ALL SILK $22.50, 4OO jTA $25.00 and tjL&O.tJU Many different styles

Blouses

New cotton tissue waists, in beautiful color combinations, for Christ- 4Q‘Q£

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Wide satin stripe, dark and light colored 40 AK UP

stripes |

Metal beaded and silk hand-

embordered, Georgette

and lace; $13.50 to.

$3.95 nd silk h<

jrgette

$35.00

Xmas specials— silk petticoats...

$4.95

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Modern Dental Methods Minimize Unpleasantness It is truly wonderful the ease with which crowning and filling teeth is done today. Modern ana advanced methods are in every instance employed for the comfort of the patient, with the result that better and more artistic dental work is produced. Consult us for the better kind of dental work. Dr. C. T. Noble. Dr. G. A. Cash, In Attendance.

Theft of Shrubbery

H. D. Haring. £1 East Fall Creek boulevard, reported to the police last night that some one was stealing the shrubbery out of his front yard. Mr. Haring is building a new home at the northwest corner of Twenty-ninth street and Talbott avenue. He had set out about worth of small trees and shrubbery in the front yard, and he told the police that a good deal of the shrubbery had been uprooted and carried awav. He said neighbors saw a man prowling about the place Tuesday night. He believes this is the man who has been stealing his trees.

25V& W. Waxhlngtoa Street. Cerdova Belidlag.

Photographs that live. ttfc Fleer Kahn Bldg.

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Buy of the maker; save money; $2 and $3 best values. We clean and rebl Factory Hat Shop 240 Massachusetts Ave.

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Watches

In 20-year gold-

filled cases.

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$7.50 to $20

t|I)e <£t}ri0tma0 Sljop of ®tseful (gift 'Ittideg QUALITY is what made the name of Rost the leading thought in the minds of prospective diamond, watch and jewelry buyers. We shall continue to merit your confidence by offering you quality goods at the right prices. Diamond Pendants $5.00 to $1,000.00 Stickpins 75c to $15.00 Coral, Oynx and Shell Cameo Brooches... $5.00 to $200.00 Brooches $1.00 to $25.00 Pendants $3.50 to $50.00 Gentlemen’s Gold-Filled Watches $6.50 to $50.00 Solid .Gold Watches $25.00 to $250.00 Silver Toilet Sets $15.00 to $150.00 Plated Toilet Sets $4.50 to $25.00 Manicure Sets . ¥3.00 to $15.00 The famous original patented solitaire cluster diamond is without a doubt the most popular diamond Jewelry worn today. Set in iridium, platinum. They have the appearance of exceptionally brilliant solitaires. The beauty and the reasonable price make them very desirable at one-fourth to one-flfth the price. We have them In rings, S30 to 6300. Sold exclusively la Indianapolis at Rost's. Silver and Silver Plated Table Ware and Cloche in the Latest Pattern* CARL L. ROST 25 North Illinois Street The Sign of This Clock in the Middle of the Block. No Plated or Filled Rings sold at the House of Rost.

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