Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1917 — Page 5

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1917.

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LANDMARK TO GIVE WAY

OFFICE BUILDING.

One White oile Blouse After Another at $2 to $5 and each one prettier than the one before— yotjr fancy migrht decide that nothing coaid nossijdy be more attractive than the near filet lace with which one is trimmed—until you behold the ingenious! effect that one pm tuck after another, combined with lace of a different texture and miniature pearl buttons, has upon you. Some have high collars, some low—some are of voiles, others of organdy—some are semitailored, others literally alive with laces. All are lovely, and only $2 to $6. ; NEW INDIVIDUALIZED BLOUSES at $5.75, $6.75 hnd $7.50. |

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DEL-MAR COMPANY

A new office building on the site of j the old Baldwin block, at Market and J Delaware streets, will soon be built as j the result of a ninety-nine-year lease j obtained yesterday on that property by j the Del-Mar Realty Company. The lease was acquired from Frank M. Baldwin and Edson T. Wood, trustees of

the James H..Baldwin estate.

The property has a frontage of 1391 feet in Delaware street and 67% feet In

Market street.

The plan of the Del-Mar Realty Com- : J par.y is to build a modern office build- ! ! ins costing to SaOQ.OW soon. Of- j

Continued— ! i ! : Reduced to $25 Suits, Coats and Dresses That Sold for $35, $45 and $55 Th* SERVICE you get on Langen clothes lives after them—long after they're worn out, you continue to remark about the splendid wear you got out of a particular garment, how well you liked it and how little it cost you. That is the story that will live after these Coats, Suits and Dresses have ceased to give service because the l4mgen quality is there— the Langen individuality of style—the REDUCTIONS are on Langen REGULAR stocks and moderately low prices; $35, $45 and $55 qualities * S2.*>

i (icials of the company say the fact that j the City Trust building, completed only |a few months ago, is now filled with j tenants show s the demand for a modern office building suitable to the needs of real estate men and lawyers near the city hall and courtbousei This demand for offices near the civic center of the city and county has led the realty company to plan construction of the building much sooner than originally

contemplated. j; Officers of Company.

Officers of the Del-Mar Realty Company are Herbert E. Ffceber, president; E. L» Cothrell, vice-president; Isadore Felblemah, secretary, and James S. Cruse, treasurer. The officers, with J. Edward Morris, president of the Indianapolis Realty Board, form the board of directors. Others Interested in the Company are Fred Appel, Ralph Bany berger, John J. Reilley, Meyer Efrovegson, George Vonnegut and George Wolf. The terms of the lease require the lessees to pay an annual rental of J6,(xd for the first five years; 68,500 for the next five years; 610,000 for the following five years, and a gradual increasing rental covering a i>eriod of forty-six years, and for the remaining period of the lease. 630,000 annually. The realty company has an option to buy the property at the end of the lease period for 6500,000.

NEW SEPARATE $7.50 and up.

SKIRTS, wash or silk,

Fur Storage in Our Own Modern VaultMinimum Charges.

Anything to Sell or Rent? Try a News Want Ad.

Whole Wheat and ! MilR—the two most perfect foods given to man. j Dietetic experts may quarrel about everything else, to | but they are agreed on this. The proper combination is Shredded Wheat

DEAL Biscuit with milk—the

greatest amount of protein (the element that builds muscular tissue) for the least money. Two or three of these Biscuits with milk make a nourishing breakfast on which to start the day's work and they cost only a few cents. A boon to the housewife because they are ready-cooked and ready-to-eat Delicious with berries or other fruits. Made at

Niagara Falls, N. Y.

Red Cross War Council

Store Closes

6 P.M. |a| New Spring Corsets, $ 1 to $5 g 6 P.M.

Glove Specials $1.25 WHITE SILK GLOVES, stitched in gray, navy or black. Special i/OC 89c LONG SILK GLOVES, in white or black. Special Oc/V

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306-312 E. Washington SL, Just East of Courthouse, regular I5c°kind

White Goods Specials LO.XGCLOTH, soft ch'amois finish, very desirable for fine underwear, children’s lAs* and infants’ wear, regular 15c value...AVV INDIA MNOX, fine, sheer quality, for waists,

I dresses, children’s wjear, etc.,

Just As It Drips From the Olive

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WASHINGTON*, May ll.-President Wilson has’ created a war council of the Red Cross to direct relief work during the war and made a public appeal for Red Cross contributions from “all those who can contribute cither great sums or small to the alleviation of the suffering and distress which must Inevitably arise out of this fight for humanity

and democracy.”

The head of the war council is Henry P. Davison, of J. P. Morgan & Co., who said in accepting the post that all the vast facilities of the Morgan firm would stand behind the Red Cross for the duration of the war. Former President Taft, chairman of the Red Cross central committee, will serve with the council whose other members are Charles D. Norton. Cornelius N. Bliss, Jr., and Grayson M. P. Murphy, of New

_ The captivating fla\ wof Marden’a Spai. ; ah Olive Oil ia the Teal taste of the Olive, unspoiled by blending. It is scaled in the can jut. a* it drips from the

Olive.

Because for years per»onal friends whom we have supplied tell us that there is no oil that equals Marden's, we know that you will like it, too. Your dealer has tt or can get it for you. Ask Kim also for Colkge Inn Salad*, the Marden recipe book, or write direct to MARDEN, ORTH A HASTINGS CO. OUtablisksd 1037) 130 N. Fifth Avenue, Chicago HEW TOKK B08T0H SAP FKAKCISL'S

HAAG’S GUT PRICE DRUGS A SAMPLE OF PIFFERENCE IN REGULAR AND HAAG'S PRICES Prices Subject to Change Without Notice. Everything Freah, Genuine, of the Highest Purity and Best Quality We Buy Direct From the Manufacturer and Sell to the Consumer at Wholesale Prices ‘BOY BIG SUPPLY AT ONCE, BEFORE THE ADVANCE WHICH THE WAR TAX WILL CAUSE

^ Drugi, Madlcinat anri faad, 2»c ICnergine. elraaM nil 519c (kibmtel Tabs., KM), any slse. lOc* Re Cough Drop a «... .3 for 1 30c quinine Cnpe., 3-«r.. I das. 1 Of IRc Cnrb. Arid, 1 or,, 10e, n for 3Re limner Shnr Krrnalng i !!«• While or Tnn Mhoe Dressing,.. 10«» St.Sfl Carbolic Arid, pint*. ..... .f>Wa* 2Re Celery Vesee I7e. .0 for NOo 2Re Grove's Itromo q»il. Tuba.. .1 T<« 2fte Hill's < nsenrn Uul. Tabs . ... « ROr Can thro* Itflf* TRe Snxnllte . OOe Mereollaed Wax .%!><• SRr Hloxogen R'*e (Hover's linage Ctire.- .3l»e, 9. A 1 ROe Clayton’* flog Ileawedle*. . . .BDt* lOe I'owd. Itorie Arid ......... . .PS«» lOd Sulphur, half pound ?ti* SI.90 Hot. Outnlne. I ounce Rq*» • Re Coma. Meorlec Powder AAe Seldllts Povrdem. 10 dose*.. liJ»c •ile Lilly's Laxative Loe.. R dox.lOf R*V Cnsearn Cathartic, Hlnkle's.iM <• R'V Arorontle Cn*rnra.sivt.,4 o*. —«|oohen l»llt*. too 4f>c •"r Prdo|«h)llln Tablets, 6Oe t. n. A S. Pills. 100 24o ;’0r l’l)eno-I.«x Wafers. 30 Hit* ’’*!e tlflt-Ans (Pnpnynns) 1 !»«• ?Rv Hell-A ns < Panamas) St. SR l ern rotate Tahlrts, IOO...fl«o Rkr* l.nnnetle Pills, too ItNo xt.00 Pheno-f,ax Wsfera, 100. < JSNc TV tlanrlem OH, Tilley nr G. M.. .%<• Haarlem OH, Caps., Tllley'a 1fl«* '.’Re Hnarlem OH. Cap*.. Gold M l Of 2Re Swan Copalhn Caps 1 Dc 'Re Copalhn and Cubeb Cgps . lDc tIV OH Sandalwood Caps 45c SI.OO Saatol Mldy 74c «'V I.lthln Tnhlets, o-gr 1 He SHe Lifhla Tahteta. 3-gr Idc Sftlo Sal llepntlra 1 ftf R'V Sal Hepattea Bf6r» ROr Milk’s Kmuls'n. »0ri » for A1 .DO TRe Jad Salts 5f>«* 35e I.lmestone Phosphate 2f»C 40c Phosphate Smla. Merck's ..Iflf f. Phosphate Soda 2ftc Wyeth's Phos. Soda, t lb HStc Alkatlthla 85c Carlsbad Sprudel Salts... .80«> •den Salta ............... RHc Knos f ruit Salta 85c v Kntnow's Powder 85c Abbott's Saline Laxative.. .Rf)c 2Re Carter's Little Liver Pills. 15c 35e Kdvvanls* Olive Tnhlets IDc SRc Sehearii’a Maudrake Pills.'. 1 tic 3R« Morse’s Indian Root Pills.. 1?>c SRe Plakham's Liver Pills 1H«. 2Re Munyon's Paw Paw Pills. .. 1f)». Wright's lad. A>g. Pills. ... 1 }»*. Smith's Bile Beans 1 Sic Red Circle IMIla 1 Sic Tntfs IMIla .. ' 1 <V Beechamh. Pills ISIc » PHIa ISIc art’s Veg. Tablets... 1 |>c Remedy 1»c Doan's Kidney Pills R4c DeWItt’s Kidney IMUs Rile Chnse Blo'd and Nerve Pills.RSlc Humphrey’s Remedies 1 «l«» Make Man Tablets Mile Mloaa Tablets RSIc Cadomeue Tshlets 74 c ISargot fac Thin Folks 7 1c Bliss NatlTe Herb Tabs. .7 4c Mellen’a Food , nf»C Malted Milk ,MS) t . Malted Milk 75«. Malted Milk..82.DS le's Food ROc Food 92.10 Fs Rxt. Beef 45*. 45c 5 c 5c Mead's Dextro Maltose RSIf C.muum 5fle Granum 85c »a Barley 21c —--j** Barley I.RSIc Plteher'a Cnatorla m,. Steero Cuhrs ;..2!le Wine and Iron 48«' Fletcher's Caatoria 25c K*. Casedra <bitter) 4 o*.25c quinine, 3 o»....... ,25c Castor Oil 10c Balmwort Tablets 74 1 .

Big Cut on Toilet Articles 2Re l.laterlne 17e. S for 50f 9«e Ustertne 34e, 3 for 81.00 *1.00 Llsterine «7e. 3 for 92.00 SRe Lavorl* *. lOc 50e Lavorla ,3De. 3 for 81.00 TRe Clyenthymollne 1 f>C ROe (ilyeothymollae ROp VRe llromo Seltser... . 17e. 3 for 5(O’ ROe llromo Sgltser. . R4e, 3 for 81 .OO SRe Putnam’s Hry Cleaner 1 f»c iRe Wool Powder Puff* lOc SOe Wool Powder Puffs 15c SRe Mnnltol Tooth Pnste or Pow.,1 «»c> SRe I.yon's Tooth Paste or Pow.1 Oc SRe F.uth>mol Tooth Paste .Iftc 2Re Hnhlfonm 40e, 3 for 50p 2Re Mosodont 1»e. 3 for 50#* ROe Peheeo T. Paste. !We, 3. .-81.00 ROe Forhnn’s Pyorrhea Paste....ROp f 1.00 Pyorrhoelde 85p SRe Nanltol Knee Cream 10p ROe Sempre Gloviae 5f>p fM»e F.leaya Cream 5flc SRe Creme De.Merldor 1 Op «0e Melba Cream 50p POe Milkweed Cream .M«>p ROe Melvlan Cream BOp SRe Pond's Vanishing Cream.... 10c 50c Berry's Freeklr Cream ..TOc ROe Mtlllmnn's Freekle Cream..59p 3Re Colgate’s Cold Cream 24p ROe Hind’s Honey-'Alin'd Cream, IlOp SRe TUentrleal Cold Cream 1 Dp ROe Theatrical Cold Crram 2t>c SRc Peroxide Cream Iflp SRe Daggett A Itnns. C. Cream, 1 He ROe Daggett A Rana. C. Cream. SOc SRe Satin Skin Cream 1 Op SRc (Jets-It for Coras 1 Of White, Tnn. Blk. Shoe Pol. 3 for 25c SRe Squibb'* Tale. Pow.. IRe, 2...25C Mennen’s Talc. Pow., IRe, 2 for 25f SRe Balteoek's Corylopsis Tnl.2, 25c SRe Gossamer Powder..’ Iflp ROe Javn Rice Powder 2Dp ROe Levey’s f,n lllaehe Powder, .flflc* *t.2R DJer-Klaa Powder 84p ROe Djer-KIss Powder 45c *I.2R Anurea or I.aTreue Pow, 84p BOe Melba Powder 50p .•t0«' Melballne Powder 25p ROe Luxor Powder or Rouge....5Dp SRe ftndonna Powder 1 Dp SRe Woodbury's Powder Iflp SRe Freeman’s Powder Iflp ROe Dorin's ilrunMte Rouge.. ..Jlflp SRe Satin Skin Powder 1 f>p R(k» Palmolive Cream .Mfle SRe Kver Sweet 10c. 3 for 5rtp SRe Mum. lOe, 3 for 55c SRe Odo-ro-no IDc, 3 for 50c SRe l.usterite 19c SRe Spiro IPe. S for 50c ROe Rarln's Depilatory Powder. .R!)c *1.00 DeMlrarie (Depilatory). *1.00 Del- A -Tone (depilatory). .85o *2.00 Aanrea Toilet Water... 81 .:t5 *1.3R Axnrea or LeTrefle Veg...84c TRe Plnand’s Lilas Vegetal 59c *1.00 Toilet Waters 74c 7Re Toilet Waters 50c ROe Toilet Haters 1 59c 2Re Toilet Waters. ...19c lOe Palmolive Sonp..,,Se. 2 for 1 5c ROe Plnand’s quinine Toale 59p lOe Physicians* and Sur. Soap. 4 25c SRe Woodbury’s Farlal Soap ... 19c SRe Packer's Tar Soap. l»e, 3 for 55i* 2Re box Saytnoa’S Soap IPe. 3 for 55c SRe Cutlcara Soap...,10e. 3 for 55c 2Re Reslaol Soap.... .10c, 3 for 55c SRe 4711 Glycerine Soap, IRe. 3 40e SOe Pear's 4 nseented Soap 13e.2 25c SRe Pear's Glycerine Soap, lOe. 3 50c SOr Conti Italian Castile Soap.. 15c SRe Shaving Brush 15c SRe Shaving Brush 25c 7Re Shaving Brush .59c *1.00 Shaving Brush 74c *1.25 Shaving Brush S9c 61JIQ Shaving Brush 9Sc SRe Meanea’s Shaving Cream.. 1 <)<• 2Re Johnson's Shaving Cream. 19e SRe Gem Junior Rasor Blades .29c Kver Ready Rasor Blades, ,45c Durham Duplex Blades 45c Gillette's Rasor Rlndes « and 12 to hx 10c Prepared Chalk, /white. ...,. .5c lOe Prepared Chalk, flesh 5c lOe Cocoa Butter.,... 5c 40e Glycerine Lotion 25c *1.00 Balmwort Tablets .74c

Big Cut in Patent Medicines 25e Alroek’s Porous Plasters, 2 25c 2Re Belladonna Plasters. .2 for 25c 1*1.50 Fellow's Comp. Syr. Hypo }>8«* 25c J. A J. Kidney Plaster 19c *1.00 Pinkhnm's A’eg. Comp... .(;7<. ROe Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. .. .54<* *1.00 Perunn (f47c ROe California Syrup Figs 54c *1.00 Wheeler’s Nerve Vita User. 74 <• *1.00 Wine Cnrdul RT,. *1.00 S. S. S #ST«. *1.00 Plere*”s Gold Med. D|s.. ,57 c *1.00 Pleree’s Favorite Pres.. . . (J7> *1.00 Plant Juice. 74e. 3 for 82.00 *2.00 F.ekman's Alterative. . .81.*74 ROe Milk Magnesia, SOe, 3 for 81 .OO (10c Father’s John's Remedy.. . .45<» 2Re Danderine 17c ROe Danderine 7t,4c ROe Herplelde 54c ROe Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur..54(« 50c Hay’s Hair Health 54c SRc Peroxide Hydrogen, pint... 19c 2Rc Sloan's Liniment 19c ROc Sloan’s I.lnlment 5f>c 25c Hoffs Liniment 1 9c ROc Hoffs Liniment 59c 2Re St. Jacob's Oil 1 9<. ROc St. Jacob's OH 59c 25c Petit’s Eye Salve 19c ROc Murine Eye Remedy 59c 10c Smoky City- Paper Cleaner 7c 2Rc Gowan’s Penumonln Salve.. 19c 2Rc Mentholatum 17c ROc Mentholatum .....y.54e 30c Muaterole L-SOc ROc Cutlcura Salve 59c ROe Reslnol Ointment 59c 2Rc Trunk’s Ointment 19c 2Rc Pnraenmph 19c ROc Ely’s Cream Balm 59** ROe Pretslnger** Catarrh Ralm.59e 2Rc Kondon’s Catarrh Jelly.... 1<*' 25c Petit’s IMlc Salve 1 9 t . ROc Paso Pile Salve 59*. ROc Pyramid Pile Suppoaltors . . 59c 2Re Analgesic Bnlm t «* ROc Analgestlc Balm 59c ROc Baume Analgenlque Dengue 45(< 2Re I ngnentlne Tube 19c ROe Unguentlne Cones 59c *1.00 Orange Blossom Suppos...74c *1.00 Mother's Friend J4 0 *2.00 Chl-ehes-ter’s Pills 81.70 *1.50 Smith’s Ergo Ap. Pills..91.1 9 ROe Gastrogen Tablets 59c ROe Papold Tablets 59c ROc Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tabs 54c ROe Stuart's Calcium Wafers.. .59j* ROe Pape’s Dlapepsln . 59c ROe Schleffman’s Asthamador..,59c *1.00 Schleffman’s Asthamador.74c 2Rc I.ePage Asthma Cigarette.,19c ROc l^Page Vsthnin CIgarette..59c ROe Stanollnd SOe, 3 for 81.00 7Re Nnjol Mineral OH 59 t . 75c lb. ( an While Vaseline 49c 75c American OH for Inter'l use 59c *1.25 Hsag’s Hydrocarbon Oil.. 74 c *1.00 Liquid Albollnc.. ’74*. *1.00 quart Pomp. Olive OI1...74 c *1.25 French Olive OH, qt. can. 8 4c #1.25 Italian Olive OH. qt. can..84c 75e American Oil (Park Davii>.59c 2Re l.iquid Veneer 19c ROe l.iquid Veneer 59c SRe O-Cedar Polish 1 9c Xfte O-Cedar Polish 59c BOe Johnson’s Floor Wax 59c 2Re Peterman’s New Discovery.. 1 9c 2Re Death Dnst 19c 2Re Electric Roach Paste 19c IRe Rough on Rats............ 10c 2Re Peterman's Roach Food...19c 10c Sulphur Candies..Re, 0 for 25c 25c Formaldehyde Candles..... 1 9c 40c Formaldehyde, pint '.. 25c SRe Liquid Glass (for eggs).... 25c 2Re Pearson’s Creollne 1 9t* ROe Pearson’s Creollne 59 c 25e Tyree’s Antiseptic Powder 19e ROe Tyree’s Antiseptic Powder 39c 25e Lysol, antiseptic 19c ROe Lysol. antiseptic 59c -Re Putnam’s Cleaner 19c 2Re Liberty Dry Cleaner 19c 2Re Energine. cleans all shoes..19c lOe Diamond Dye ,....Sc lOe 1’ntanm Dye Sc IRe Easy Dye . .13c, 2 for 25c *1.00 Tnnlae 85c Re Cough Drops ...3 for lOc SRc Freesone 29C IRe Bags Rock Candy lOc *1.00 Bnlm worth Tablets 74 C

Gilt Edge Congress Cards, 39c—25c Bicycle, 19c—15c Hornet Cards, 10c a Deck Haag's Pills for Indigestion, Sick Headache, Biliousness and Constipation, 25c

HAAG DRUG STORES 53 South Illinois Street, Corner Maryland 27 S. ILLINOIS STREET. 107 W. WASHINGTON ST. 156 N. ILLINOIS STREET. 55 VIRGINIA AYE. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

York; Edward N. Hurley, of Chicago, and Eliot Wadsworth, of Boston. President Wilson issued the following statement with announcement of the appointments: “I have today created within the Red Cross a war council to which will be intrusted the duty of responding to the extraordinary demands which the present war will make upon the seprtce of the Red Cross both in the field and in civilian relief. “The best way in which to impart the greatest efficiency and energy to the relief work which this war will entail will be to concentrate it in the hands of a oingle experienced organization, which has*,been recognized by law and by international convention as the public instrumentality for such purposes. “Indeed, such a concentration of administrative action in this matter seems to me absolutely necessary, and I hereby earnestly call upon all those who can contribute either great sums or small to the alleviation of the suffering and distress which must inevitably arise out of this fight for humanity and democracy to contribute to the Red Cross. It will be one of the first and most necessary tasks of the new war council of the Red Cross to raise great sums of money for the support of the work to be done and done upon a great

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“I hope that the response to their efforts will be a demonstration of thp generosity of America, and the power of genuine practical sympathy among our people that will command the admiration of the whole world.’’ Definite plans have not been made by Mr. Davison and the other numbers of the council,, but the preliminary step was taken when telegrams were sent to all the 600 chapters of the Red Cross notifying them that a campaign soon would be undertaken to raise money and get the work under way. ... ' Headquarters of the council will be in Washington but a branch office will be established in New York where details of the business of getting supplies to Europe will be handled. ••It is impossible to say how much money is going to be needed,” said Mr. Davison, “but it is going to be many millions of dollars. Just how we are going to get that money, I do not know, but I have every confidence that the American people will respond as never before and that we will get it. “I expect to devote practically all of mv time to the new assignment. I have enlisted. It is my bit, and I hope a great many more will regard a similar work as their bit. And I hope that no one will make the mistake of thinking that this Is no ordinary work of alleviating suffering. It is that and more; it is an effective agency looking to winning the war.” , t One of the first big things, he added, will be to bring relief to thousands of people in France, left in pitiable situation in the wake of the fighting armies. Tilling of the soil has been made impossible bv the'destruction of farming implements and the work of restoration will be not only an act of mercy but a very practical aid in lessening the economic burden. The council expects to send to -France and later to Russia and other allies seeds and tools to enable noncombatants to resume cultivation of the devastated districts. The work in America was not minimized but Mr. Davison will suggest to the chapters of the Red Cross that it is not nearly so important as that in Eu1 °The early dispatch of an organization to France to study conditions and determine what should be done is contemplated. None of this work will be in a spirit of charity, however, but it will be so directed as to make the beneficiaries self-supporting. j The council expects to announce soon seme period early in June Avhen it will go before the country with a specific j a ^\Just^now!” Mr. Davison said..*"! believe there are not 2 per cent, of the people who have a full appreciation of the fact that we are at war But thev will appreciate it soon and the Red Cross off<4s to- a great part of our 110,000.000 peanle an opportunity to perform

a scrvic©.**

The vast fund to be raised for use of the war council will be collected through a national finance committee headed by Cleveland Dodge and Seward

! Prosser of New York. The message ■ sent to local chapters instructed each

to call a meeting of its executive com-

S mittee at once to make far-reaching

plans for the financial campaign.

! In asking Mr. Davison to serve as I chairman of the war council. President | Wilson wrote: "The close co-operation

between the American National Red

, Cross and the military branch of the I government has already suggested new ‘ avenues of helpfulness in the immedi-

ate business of our organization for war but the present crisis is larger than that and there are unlimited opportunities of broad humanitarian service in view for the American National

, P.ed Cross. Field relief will be effected I through Red Cross agencies operating ! under the supervision of the war de-

partment. but civilian relief will present a field of increasing opportunity in which the Red Cross organization is especially adapted to serve and I am hopeful that our people will realize that there is probably no other agency with which thev can associate themselves which can respond so effectively and universally to allay suffering and

relieve distress.”

Startling Reductions Suits and Coats * Values Up to $30.00, Saturday—$ 4= SUITS

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An unusual sale—appealing strongly to women who are exacting in their demands for smartness and Individuality. The very newest models, in the most desirable materials—wool serges, poplins, velours and gaberdines; the new spring shades—apple green, gold, mustard, beige, tan. rose and shepherd checks. All sizes, stouts included.

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All are attractive, stunning models, some in the new high waistline effects. others are with belts of various widths, odd pockets, large collars with contrasting silk overlay, large novelty*button trimmings, etc.; made of poplins, velours, serges, gaberdines, etc., in this spring’s most demanded shades. All sizes, including stouts. All Alterations Free

Which means another saving of $1.00 to $3.00 on each garment.

Handkerchief Specials CREPE BE C11IWF. HANDKERCH IEFS. embroidered corners, in white, blue. Nile, maize and pink, 1 (w* 2 for 25**; each Xt/vWOMEN’S SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. in stripes, checks and floral patterns, special, Saturday, 3 for 25e; I A** WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS, one corner embroidered, white and colors: 15c kind, special. 3 for 25c. 1 A_ each IIPC WOMEN'S OR CHILDREN'S HANDKERCHIEF'*. h e m - stitched, white, special. 3 for Re. each

Flouncings *1.00 EMBROIDERED VOICE FLOUNCING. 45 inches wide, white ground, embroidered, in green, pink, blue and 7Q/* black; special, a yard...«*cv EMBROIDERED VOILE FLOUNCING. 43 inches wide, floral patterns. ylQsa a yard flUe and ‘ix/C

MILLINERY

Special lot of very desirable trimmed hats, black and the new spring colors, variously trimmed with ribbon. atickups, flowers and touches of handembroidery; also plain banded sport hats— Values up to QQ 63.00 for d>J.*J70 Values up to <30 QQ $4.$0 for

May Sale Undermuslins Special tombrrow all Muslin and Silk Underwear at reduced prices. Gowns, Skirts, Envelope Chemise, Drawers and Corset Covers. 59c qualities 49c 75c qualities. . 69c 98c qualities 89c $1.25 qualities 98c $1.50 qualities $1.39 $1.69 qualities $1.98 qualities $1.79 $2.48 qualities $2.25 EXTRA SIZE UNDERMUSLIN— Gowns, skirts, corset covers, drawers and envelope chemise, some items as low as 25c, (£4 OQ others up to *JjXa0A/

Boys' Tub Suits, Special

65c

Mothers who kno\^the time it takes to make their children’s clothing and the high cost of material will wonder how such smart little suits as these can be made to sell at this moderate price. TOMMY TUCKER STYLE, values up to $100. Sat- Cfjf* urday special ....Otlv $4 Boys’ Norfolk Suks, $2.95 EXTRA—SATURDAY ONLY’— good, serviceable wool fabrics. pinch-back coat, made with three-piece belt, pants

cut extra full.

OTHER BOYS' SUITS. QQ Q{T

63.05 to

$3 Topcoats, Special, $1.95

Black and white checks, also fancy wool mixtures, made with pinch-back, with belt effect,

ages 3 to 6. odds and ends, not all sizes, special....

$1.95

Women’s Neckwear Popular Kinds at Low Prices Smart, square and round collars, some with rever fronts; made of pique, colored voile, organdie, Georgette crepe, cotton marquisette and net. For trimming they have hand embroidery, dainty lace edges, tucked and hemstitched; WAIST SETS, of pique, organdie, swiss embroidered and voile sets, lace 4CL» trimmed “HH/

Bargain Table Specials

10c Palmolive Toilet Soap (limit 4), a cake. 10c Jap Rose Toilet Soap (limit 4), a cake.

15c

75c Union Suits

“Princess May” fine lisle union suits, made KCL* with taped or tailored band top, lace knee, Llx/V cuff knee or shell knee, also envelope style.

SLEEVELESS VESTS, pure white with fancy lace yokes; 19c value....

KAYSER’S PINK UNION SUITS, with

crocheted lace yokes; all

sizes 1 KNIT PANTS, in out sizes, up to 54, 9<L» lace or cuff knee, a pair t$t/V CHILDREN’S FINE RIBBED BLACK STOCKINGS, all sizes, from 5 to "| 914, a pair AtJV WOMEN’S FIBER SILK STOCKINGS, in black, white and fancy colors, K€L» a pair WOMEN’S FANCY STRIPED PURE THREAD SILK STOCKINGS; these

are not seconds, a pair.

$1 B.V.D. Union Suits, 85c MEN'S SILK FOUR-IN-HAND TIES, large openend style, an endless selection of new summer ideas, in stripe and figured effects; Ofw* our special values ro® and atOv MEN'S LISLE WEB SUSPENDERS, made with leather ends, regular or extra lengths, made frlim regular 60c webbing; special, Saturday 29(J

MEN’S MUSLIN NIGHTSHIRTS, cut extra long and

full fancy braid trimming; special value

MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS, neat woven stripes with satin overshot jacquard figured effects, an excellent summer shirt; every shirt guaranteed cut fuh

size; sold by other stores fof $1.25 and 61.50; our special value

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59c

$1.00

MEN’S MERCERIZED SOX. in black or colors, double heel and toe; regular 36c value, slightly imperfect; special for Saturday, 3 pairs il* for 50c..- 11 C

Whatever the Price, We Give You the Best for the Money

oismaia The adoption of a safety de- dents, due to human error, may be vSe to bring a train to a stop, should eliminated from railroad travel it run oast a signal, is again urged by The practice of running at high speed tho rommWion as "a duty which the; through fogs, even when the signals railroads owe to the traveling public | appeartoindicate a ^r^aek ahead, to the end that these distressing acci-' was characterized as unsafe.

THIY NEED THE NOORISHMENUkie > OF • PURE FOODS-V^* OF QUALITY A ‘MEATS?

Vf..

Wash. and/Ua. Sts.,Old Phones, Main 164! and 4771, Haw 27-641

25-Pound Sack Cane Granulated Sugar $2.45 5-Pound Carton Arbuckle’a Granulated Sugar |9c

Red Beans, Illinois brand, extra good quality. He

can ... Dozen

Peas, fancy quality '‘Wild Hawk” brand; we have a low ICT^ price, dozen, 81.75. can..IOC

15c

Special 3-Hour Sale, From 9 to 12 o’Ciock Absolutely pure lard, kettle rendered, No. 10 pail (9 lbs. net) Domino granulated sugar, 6-pound carton 47c Swiftte sugar-cured, smoked hams, none better 30c Swift’s sugar-cured ba^cfn, (machine sliced, rind off) 35c Fresh hamburger (3 pounds for 44)e>, lb 25 e Pan sausage (3 pounds for 40c>, pound l.»c Mrs. Rorer’s coffee ....25c "Crown” brand butterine (2 pounds for 55c), pound 28c Eggs, strictly fresh, dozen 32c Boiled ham, or dried beef, machine sliced 40c

Baked Beans. 16-oz.

cans, good quality, can

White Grapes, California pack. 10il*

cans X£i2 V

"Sky Far m’’ «>.-od quality,

(3 for 50c). 17« can Alv Corn, ‘Country, Qen-

"vin” brand,

large Corn,

(3 for 50c). can, Pens. "Newago’’ brand, isood quality (4 cans,

14c

Fresh pork shoulders.. Fresh hams Rib or loin pork chops Beef or pork brains Shoulder bones Sliced pork liver Smoked sausage Fresh sparer!bs

..19c Choice beef roast 18c • 22c Choice round steak 22c . 25c Plate boiling meat ..12V4C .15c Choice veal roast 18c • 10c Lamb roast ISc . lOo Beef hearts 15c ..15c Wienerwurst 15c* • 15c Tender beefsteak chuck—18e

Meadowbrook creamery butter 43c Swift’s sugar-cured bacon backs, whole or half ...28c Smoked jowls Choice sugar-cured bean pork 2(>c Rio coffee, fresh roasted (2 pounds for 28c), pound 15c Compound, for cooking, frying and baking 20c BILLS & BOETTCHER, 341-343 E. Washington Street.

The Largest Meat Market in the City.

STRAP SLIPPERS

WRECK DUE TO HEAVY FOG. Commerce Commission Urges Roads to Adopt Safety Devise. WASHINGTON. May ll.-A rear-end collision on the Pennsylvania railroad at Mt Union. Pa., on February 27, resulting in the death of twenty persons. was primarily due, the interstate commerce commission reported today, to a heavy fog which obscured block

:

Baby Doll Slippers in patent (PI QC leather aild Ladies’ dark brown kid Shoes, with brown cloth top French heel *

Hermon’s Army Shoes (Munson last),

tan

$2.98

We have them in patent and vici kid leathers; cross straps, two straps, etc.; French, Cuban or low heels. Comparison will show you what a real bargain this is.

$2.98 $5.98 $6.50

quality (4 cans,

55c).

ran

Tomatoes. “Dana” brand, medium cans, (6 for 98c). 17^ Hominy, large cans,

(6 cans, 550. 1

can xl/v Plums, Michigan pack,

large cans (6 1

cans, 57c). can.xl/L .Salmon, tall cans, pink Alaska (3 cans, jQ^ 500. can ,.10v Hawaiian Pineapple, peaches. Apricots, fine quality, heavy a y r u p , Ofw* can attFV Holly Butterine. <}Q n Oak Grove But- QO**

terlne. pound

Coffee, good Rio, I Q p pound XOv

Balk Cocoa, fine quality, pound...

Argo Starch, 5-pound III*:. 28c Mackerel, good f size, 2 for 19C Foulda’ Macaroni and Spaghetti, per 1Ar» package, 5c and x\IL

Plllsbtiry’s Best Flour— 24<4-pound sack— 82.10 20-pound sacK— *1.75 10-pound sack— 88c “Noae-Sueh” MilkLarge cans... 12c Small cans....(tc Searchlight Matches, 6 boxes £171,

19c 14c 22c 39c

Rumford Baking Powder. 25c 9i „ can £xl. Calumet Baking Pon-

der, 25c

can Pickles, sour, sweet sliced. 20-ounce Mason Jars

C r 1 s e o ,

can

Pineapple, Hawaiian sliced and grated, s m a ! 1 1 A/» cans XYFL Salmon, "American Beauty” brand, blood

red,

c a n

Pennant Syrup— 1- pownd, 8-ounce can 15c 2- pound can 20c 2-pound, 8-outice can 25c 5-pound can....39c

Karo Syrup— 10-pound blue

can 65c 5-pound blue can 33c 5-p o u n d red can 38c Rice, fancy qual- 90^ ity, 3 pounds... .£*/L

Puffed Wheat, 15c package.

19c sweet, 25c

..43c

25c

'•14c

Shredded Wheat,

£. pack : 12k Michigan. Navy Beans, (3 pounds, 54c), '

pound Grspe Nuts* package Peanut Butter, pound

Mixed Tea,

pound

Rolled Oats and Virginia Sweet Pancake

Flour,

Peaches, large cans. California pack. (4 can*. 50c). t can 19C

Sun Maid

Raisins,

package .... Prunes, good size, pound.. Peaches,

size,

pound ... Mincemeat, 3 packages..

Kellogg’s Cora Flakes and (tusker 1f|s* Oats, package... ll/C Red Kidney Beans, "Joan of Arc" brand,

f4 cans, 59e), can Salt, extra fine,

3 sacks....

Instant Postnm— 50c size 45 c 30c size 25c Ivory, Fela-Napfha, P. & G. Naptha. Magic White, Octagon. Babbitt’s, Sweetheart an« all 6c Soaps, 4 0^ Catnap, large N bottle 1DC Jumbo Dill and Sour fsr-.... 20c

Seeded 12c

15c

“Jumbo"

15c 25c

15c 14c

EXTRA SPECIAL—Telephone us yoor order FRIDAY NIGHT to Insure prompt delivery Saturday. Order man will be at our store antll *i30 O’CLOCK FRIDAY NIGHT to answer telephone. SPECIAL DELIVERY will leave our store at 1 O’CLOCK Satnrday for TUXEDO PARK and IRVINGTON. Let us have yoar order early.

MEAT DEPARTMENT *

ROUND OR SIRLOIN STEAKS, pound -. 22c PURE LARD—Na. S Pall. (2V4 lbs. net) v ..73e

No. 5 Pall. (4% lbs. net) No. 10 Pall. (9 lbs. net) J.

Rapp’s Shoe Store 304 East Washington Street Formerly Brown’s—Next to Indiana Dry Goods Company.

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Prime Roast Beef, pound.... 1 7c Choice Bolling Beef, pound . 14c Native Veal Roast, pound—18c Native Veal Chops, pound .20c Native Veal Stew, pound....!

Pork Loin Roast, pound..

Loin or Klh Pork Chops. pound

Fancy Jowl Baron, pound.

,,, Smoked Shoulders, pound... 4c 'Sugar-Cured Hama, pound,.

22c

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