Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1916 — Page 12

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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1916.

Goldberg’s “Good as GoId’’[[«BASSEITSPEAKS Tien’s Suits and OvercoatsiBH^^H

$12.50

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Values

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You can’t realize how much real worth we have crowded into these garments until you see and try them on, then only will your eyes be opened to the world’s standard of value-giving, in ready-for-service clothes at—

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WELCOME School Teachers of Indiana

' Our Streets: Pennsylvania Delaware Washington Boulevard • / I New Jersey Central Between 50th and 53rd. AMBLESIDE Is the Best for the Careful Investor.

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WASHINGTON and PENNSYLVANIA STREETS S. E. COR. ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN STREETS

Our Policy is to Give the Ultimate Consumer >ne Hundred Cents Worth for One Dollar This is our slogan. It means supplying our cus- • tomers with high-quality merchandise at the right price. It is the bed-rock foundation of our successful drug business.

Your Opportunity to Secure the Best Rubber Goods Obtainable

“Firstaid” Hot Water Bottle, white ribbed rubber, built for PTQ/*

service

“Maderite” No. 20 Seamless Moulded Water Bottle, No. 2 size, OQf» extra value OvV “Challenge” No. 20 Hot Water Bottle, heavy quality moulded red rubber, No. 2 size; none bet- QQp ter for the price 5/01/ "Challenge” No. 55, Golden Red Moulded Hot Water JBottle, smooth, service stock, warranted (Pt OT

to satisfy, price

No. 2 Site Fountain Syringe, hard

rubber fittings, rapid flo tubing, price

“Roxbury” Fountain Syringe, seamless, No. 2 size bag, rapid rjQ n flow tubing, three pipes • 5/C "Challenge” No. 28 Fountain

Syringe, riboon design. No. 2 size

59c

98c

moaac rial

The Huder Chamois Vest at $2.00 is the most reliable "ounce of prevention” obtainable. When you wear one of these garments you are protected against all “weatherexposure.” These vests are made of high-grade materials and fit comfortably man, woman or child. Felt Chest Protectors of ample size at 25c, 45c, 65c and 98e

Cast Aside the No-Good Pen—Get One of These Self-Filling 1 At Fountain Pens'$1.00 These pens are the product of the high-class materials and workmanship. They write instantly, continually and evenly; are easily filled and nonleakable. Each pen

is fitted with a gold point.

Waterman’s Ideal Fountain Pens a;re also in stock—a complete line awaits your inspection. The prices

are $2,50 and upward.

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TELLS RAILROAD MEN ADAMSON LAW IS ONLY WAGE LAW.

OTHER REPUBLICAN MEETINGS

While attending this, your annual convention, in our city, we respectfully invite you to call at our office to talk over AMBLESIDE. - A lot purchased in this beautiful addition on our easy payment plan will make for you a firm savings bank as well as* a gilt edged investment. Our location is north on the best streets, and the lots are large. Come in and let’s talk it over. It will pay you well. Our office is ip the Lombard Bldg., on Washington street, third floor, over Brosnan’s cloak house.

PIVOT CITY REALTY CO. 24% E. Washington St. Lombard Bldg.

“Madewell” Fountain Syringe, moulded red rubber, three screwpipes, rapid flow tub- Of? ing, No. 2 size ....... V JL*£o "Wearever,” No. 24 Fountain Syringe, maroon color, full capacity 8-quart, $1.85; 2- d*-! r A quart 0A«tH/ “Firstaid” Combination Water Bottle and Fountain d»*f A A Syringe tpA#UU No. 206 “Challenge” Combination Water Bottle and Fountain Syringe, ribbon design, <J»-| Ice Caps of heavy quality rubber; square or round shapes; d**| Of? 50c, 75c, $1.00 and.... Household Rubber Gloves, good quality rubber; keep the QQ/» bands soft and white, a pair 05/1/ Hot Water Bottle, No. 2 size, of extra quality rubber, with “Thercovering, spe-

Drug Purity for Less

100 *4-gr. Calomel and Soda

Tablets JOc

“Bayer” Aspirin Tablets,

1 doz., 15c; 2 doz 35c 4-oz. Aromatic Cascara 25 c

^4-lb. Squibb’s Pure Castor

Oh .....30c 100 2-gr. Quinine Pills 35c

$1 Glycothymoline, 79c; 60c

size 39c Mentholatum, 50c size 34c Rexall Cold Tablets.. 25c 6-oz. Milk of Magnesia 25c

Indian Corn Remedy, sure

relief 15c

Dioxogen, 50c size, 39c;

18-ounce size ®5 ( . 75c Beef, Wine and Iron 48c $1.00 Celery and Iron Tonic..68c $1.00 Sarsaparilla Tonic....63c

Requa Charcoal

Tablets lOc and 19c WyeLh’s Gran. Eif. Phosphate Lavoris Antiseptic Mouth * Wash 19c and 39c 100 2-gr. Tablets Cascara

Satrrada

Pompeian Olive Oil, $1 size..SOc

•40c

TRY A NEWS WANT AD.

The provisions of the Adamson law were frankly discussed by Elmer Bassett, of Shelbyville, today with railway em1 pioyes at a noon Republican meeting at the Beech Grove shops. Charles W. Jewett. Republican county chairman, was chairman of the meeting, and introduced Mr. Bassett. The speaker pointed out that the Adamson law is purely a wage law, and does not limit the hours of service in a day’s time. He said the law only fixes the wage of the trainmen for a period closing December 1, 1917, at which time there will cease to be a wage fixed by law. At the end of the period of eleven months, he said, the wage contracts between the railway men and their employers will have been abrogated and rendered void, and the employes will either have to reenter into collective bargaining or go to the congress and have another law passed. Mr. Bassett argued that the Adamson law was not for the best interests of the trainmen and never should have been passed. Other noon meetings were held at the Hetherington & Berner, Bemis Bag Company, Wheeler & Schebler Company and the Wabash Packing Company plants. A big meeting will be held by the Republicans tonight at the Harrison Club, 821 West Thirtieth street. The principal addresses will be delivered by Charles F. Remy and William P. Evans. There will he a reception for all the county candidates. Other meetings will be held at 1079 West McCarty street, where Edward Sourbier and Luke Duflfey will speak and at Twenty-fifth and Oxford streets, where Franklin McCray and others will speak. HEADLINERS FOR REPUBLICANS.

Never a Chance For Doubt When You Buy Rubens Clothes

Our clothes are honest throughout, thoroughly handtailored, graceful in every line, perfect fitting and in spite of unfavorable conditions there has been no advance in our prices. Our Suits, Topcoats, Overcoats and Balmaroons

$10.50 $

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and by easy stages up to $25

Sherman, Garfield, Willson, Grosscup and Others to Make Speeches. Lawrence" Y. Sherman, United States senator from Illinois; James R. Garfield, of Ohio, former Progressive leader; Augustus E. Willson, former Governor of Kentucky; Peter S. Grosacup, of Chicago, former federal court judge; William E. Humphreys, representative in the congress from Washington, and Henry J. Allen, of Kansas, former Progressive, have been added to the Republican oratorical force In Indiana. Senator Sherman will spend all of next week in this state. He will speak at Angola and Kendallville, Monday; Napannee, Tuesday; Crawfordsville, Thursday and Rush ville Saturday.. The other places in his itinerary have not been announced. Mr. Garfield will speak at Mishawaka Monday. Nobles ville. Tuesday and New Albany Wednesday. Willson will make three speeches In the state. On Friday of next week he will speak at Peru, Saturday at Portland, and he will close the campaign at Gary on the Monday night before the election. Mr. Grosscup’s Itinerary has not been announced, nor has that for Humphreys. Allen speaks at New Albany tonight and at Princeton tomorrow. Charles W. Fairbanks will make a special train tout of Indiana the last four days of next week, but the itinerary has not been complete 1. Taqgart and Karn Fail to Appear. Thomas Taggart and John W. Kern, UnitM States senators from Indiana, who were to speak at the South Side Turners’ hall last night, did not appear, and Joseph E. Bell, mayor of Indianapolis, and Frank P. Baker, former county prosecutor, made the principal speeches in their places. Bell and Baker spoke until a late hour, and there was only a handful of people left when Albert Sahm, who was on the regular program, was called on to speak. County affairs were discussed by Baker, who bitterly attacked Alvah J. Rucker, Republican prosecuting attorney, and Judge James A. Collins, of the criminal court.

— Popular Pinch Back Models — in suits and overcoats are here in all the most wanted fabrics, at $10.00 and up.

Boys’ and Children’s Clothing

$5 to $8

Suits and overcoats for the little fellows which demand $7.50 to $12.00 elsewhere, here

RUBENS

39 West

Wash. Street

Two Held for Auto Thefts. William Dean, age eighteen, 212 South East street, and Charles Kinster. proprietor of a second-hand store at 246 West Vermont street, are held by the police in connection with recent automobile thefts. Dean is charged with unlawful poasession of an automobile and Kinster is charged

with failing to mafce the customary sec-ond-hand dealer’s report to the police. Dean, the detectives say, confessed that he took automobiles belonging to J. J. Mahoney, superintendent of the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company, and William E. Thurston, of Shelbyville, Jnd.. from Monument place last week and later abandoned them.

Speaks at Hughes League.'

Captain James T. Layman addressed a meeting at the headquarters of the Hughes Business Men’s League, 33 South Meridian street, at noon, Friday, discussing at length the history and effects

of tariff legislation under Democratic Presidents. A large crowd attended the meeting, and as business men left the building to return to their offices, their chairs were immediately filled by new arrivals. The speaker, after reciting many political and historical facts, pointed out repeatedly that an American business man’s capital is not safe, and that the workingman’s Job is not secure, under Democratic free trade policies. Democrats Speak in Maywood. Earl Sample, judge of the Hancock circuit court, and Edward W. Hohlt, formerly deputy clerk of the Marion circuit court, made addresses last night at a Democratic meeting in a poolroom at Maywood. The crowd in the poolroom was less than one-third as large as* that in the schoolhouse where a Republican rBrlly wfts Lidcl. Sample discussed national Issues. Referring to the Adamson wage law he said he hoped the time would soon come when it is the law that men in all occupations shall work only eight hours a day. Hohlt discussed the Wilson administration

briefly.

Wish Ollie James for Speech. Local Democrats are making an effort to obtain OUie James, United States senator from Kentucky, to address a Democratic meeting in this city some night next week, but so far they have not succeeded. James is billed for speeches in Kentucky all of netx week, and the machine in this city is attempting to get him to break one of his engagements there and give that much time to Indiana. Travelers’ Club to Meet. The Democratic Commercial Travelers' Club will meet tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock at the Denison hotel. HIGHER COURTS* RECORD. SUPREME COURT ACTION. 22920. Warren Boyer et al. vs. Jasper Everett et al. Dekalb C. C. Affirmed. Morris. J. 229S5. City of Indianapolis vs. Indianapolis Water Company. Marlon C. C. Appellant's petition for a rehearing is denied. SUPREME COURT MINUTES. •3160. Ex rel Colley B. Hulskamp vs. Charles K. McCormack et al. Marlon S. C. Clerk's return to certiorari. 23136. Walter L Ross, receiver, vs. Thomas M. Gallogly. Adams C. C. Appellee’s reply briefs on motion to dismiss. 23099 The Baldwin Plano Company vs. Moses Allen. Hamilton C. C. Appellant’s briefs. 23093. The Farmers’ Mutual Telephone Company vs. Thomas Duncan et al. Whitley C. cT Appellees’ petition for time, which is granted, including December 13, 1916. SUPREME COURT NEW SUIT. 23174. The Spencer Commercial Club vs. Ulysses S. Bartmess et al. Owen C. C. Record. Assignment of errors. In term. Bond. APPELLATE COURT ACTION. 9097. Winfield M. Fox vs. Blva Close. Vigo S. e Affirmed. Ibach. J. 9539. James T. Harris et al. vs. Edgar R. Higgs, et al. Knox C. C. Appellants’ petition for rehearing and briefs. 9622. Flora Kurt* vs. John B. Phillips. Lake S. C. Appeal dismissed. Hoitel, P. J. 9121. National Live Stock Insurance Company vs. Walter Owen et al. Johnson C. C. Reversed. McNutt, judge. 3738. Henry Hosier et al. vs. The Ohio Commonwealth Fire Insurance Company et al. Kosciusko C. C. On appellant's motion appeal is dismissed. APPELLATE COURT MINUTES. 9395. Coonse & Cay lor Ice Company vs. Home Stove Company. Marlon S. C. Appellee's petition for time, which Is granted, including December 1. 1916. 9543. Chicago * Erie Railroad Company vs. Charles H. Hoffman et al. Fulton C. C. Appellant's reply briefs. 9661. Union Sanitary Manufacturing Company vs. Frank L. Davis, Industrial Board. Appellant's briefs. 9642. Samuel Rinelli vs. Tony Rubtna et aL Clinton C. C. Appellant's reply briefs. 9366. Robert A. Cushman vs. Joseph Hussey et al. Gibson C. C. Appellant's withdrawal of request for oral argument. APPELLATE COURT NEW SUIT. 979S. Henry Treloah et al. vs. James Harris. Clark C C. Record. Assignment of errors. Prwclpe for notice. Notice issued.

Adams Chiclets Keep the Nerves and Temper Steady Taking dictation uses up nerve power and pounding a keyboard adds to the brain fag and body fag. That’s the time to chew Adams Chiclets. You get first the sweet cool taste of peppermint candy and then the finest gum that’s made to rest your nerves. Adams Chidets are on all the gum counters in town. And cost only 10 for 5c.

AMERICAN CHICLE COMPANY

THIS ELEGANT SET OF CHAIRS $f|.95

$1.00 Cash—50c a Week

This set of' six chairs, just like picture, is made of solid oak. box seats are upholstered as shown, and the price i* a regular way is $12.50; for Saturday only $9.95

Special Price* and Terms on Complete Borne Outfits.

Special Price* and Terms on Oomplete Home Outfits.

NO SOOT. XO SMOKE. NO DIRT. The Model HOTBLAST MADE IN INDIANAPOLIS. Will hold fire 36 hours and will burn the cheapest slack coal perfectly. Ask to see this wonderful stove. Prices on Model hotblasts start at 023.75. Term*. 91.00 Weekly.

Dinner Set FREE! With a purchase of $35.00 or more. Cash or Credit.

Special Sale of

BLANKETS

For Saturday only, blankets will be cheaper here. We have a complete line to select from at a saving of 26%. Saturday will sell good blan-

kets, size 66x80, for only—

$1.39 Others up to $5.

Pair

Don’t buy a heating store until you have seen this one. A dandy oak heater with airtight doors and drafts, is nicely nickel trimmed, and the price is only—

End-of-the-Season Wall Paper Sale

7 and 8-cent paper with borders j 15c papers with cut-out

and ceilings same price,

special at vv 36c and 40c blends and pho- OC «

totones, very special at...

10c and 12 %c papers, with borders and ceiling same Q/» price

borders to match.

26c Tiffany blends, very special far Saturday, at 12^C 35c figured oatmeal pa- Of\ n pers, Saturday only at,... J-iUC

VZZEM3. WEST WASH . Street:

Dinner Set FRFFt With a purchase of $35.00 or more.

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