Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 August 1917 — Page 20
THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1917.
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We Send Samples Upon Request
The Present Prices of Wool Justify Much Higher Prices Than We are Now Quoting for
BROADCLOTHS
woolens would be scarce and high-priced this fall and planned our purgly, contracting months ago for such staple dress goods as we felt would be popular this fall Broadcloths, 48 Inches wide, are shown in a fine ranjfe of fall colors at §2.00 and $2.50 a yard. Chiffon broadcloths, 62 to 6« inches wide, standard in weight and fineness, are $3.00 and $3.50. 58-inch broadcloths, the world’s finest, are $4.00 and $4.50 a yard. Kitten’s Ear, that especially heavy, lustrous broadcloth so much in detuand for fine tailor-mades, is being sold at last year’s price, $0.50 a yard. The foregoing prices will be maintained until we find it necessary to replenish present stocks.
Imperial Serges—Now So Fashionable—are Also Temptingly Low Priced
French serges we ere permitted to offer st just about what ws are asked to pay for future deliveries. 42 and 44 inches wide. $1.25 and $1.50 a yard. The color range is all that could be desired. 60 and 64-inch French serges, especially desirable for light weight tailored garments, are $2.00 and
$2,50 a yard.
Heavy tailoring urges and Pofret twills, range from 40 to 68 inches, are priced $2.00. $3.00 and
$4.50 a yard.
-Second floor.
Serge Dresses are Smart and Comfortable for These Cooler Summer Days The new serge frocks are so appealing, smart and attractive that it is no wonder they are the favored street costume for fall wear. A number of ultra new models, recent arrivals are extremely pretty. Notable—
A two-piece coat dress of navy blue serge, stitched in colors with a white satin collar has an effective patent leather belt. It is a most becoming style—925.00. A dress of serge, prettily combined with satin, has a box pleated tunic and smart patch pockets. It's cleverly designed satin collar and cuffs are unusually attractive, $25.00. —Third floor.
SOAPS 0/ Unquestioned Excellence Specially Priced
Palmolive aoap at 9c. Kirk’s Cocoa Hardwater and Wrislay's Clover Honey soap, at He; Long bars of Barletta Castile soap, HOc a bar. Small lota of various toilet soape at 5c a cake. —Street floor.
Dry Cleaning and Dyeing
No department of recent installation is more popular. The work done has been uniformly successful. Any garment that is in good condition, however soiled or faded, can be brought to a condition of freshness that will be gratifying, and at an insignificant cost. —Second floor, opposite pattern counter.
One of the Smartest Among the New LOUNGING ROBES
Note the large, graceful collar and re vers, the voluminous cuffs and the pleasing drapery. This garment, one of the newest and most fashionable, comes in such colors as blue, pink, wistaria, Copenhagen and rose. Price, $10.75. —Lingerie section, third floor.
They’re Good These Corsets, 79c
If Your Children are Going Away to Schbol This Bedding News v Should Interest You
Bleached aheeta, seamless, good weight, hemmed ready to use, size inches, at $1.00 cadi.
PILLOWCASES to match, in sizes 42x36 inches and 45x36 inches, at 22He and 25c each.
Pillows filled with all new feathers and covered with a fancy art ticking, size 21x28 inches, at $5.00 a pair. Wool blankets in plaids, also white with borders, size 60x80 inches at $5.75 a pair. Others at $6.95, $7.50, $8.50 and $10.00. igBeacon jacquard comfortables and plaid blankets for couch throws at $3.75 and $4.50 each. Wool filled comforts covered with a fine grade of nainsook, size 72x84 inches, at $6.50 each. Others at $8.50 and $10.00 each. English printed bedspreads, in pink and blue, light weight, easy to launder, sise 80x90 inches, at $2.95 each. —Second floor.
Reduced in price for Wednesday's selling are several splendid models of either pink or white corsets. The Hyles are good and the materials of which they are made excellent. —Street floor.
Dutch Crown Coffee A One-Pound Can. 30c SELECTED QUEEN OLIVES, full quarts. 50c. CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S PARAGON VINEGAR, 35c a bot-
and
BOILEiy HAM, fin© flavor lean, sliced. 45e a pound. BOSTON BUTTS, solid, lean meat, S to 6 pounds each, at 35 c a
pound.
TEA, especially blended for Iced tea, ROe a pound. PEANUT BUTTER. Monsoon brand, a 17-ounce jar for 30c.
HEINZ’S SWEET RELISH, a pint 20c. a quart 35o.
BATAVIA SALMON, fancy red,
2Ro and 40e.
FANCY PRUNES, 20c a pound. JIFFY JELL, with mint, lemon, raspberry, strawberry, pineapple, cherry or orange flavors. 1 .*»<• a
package.
-Downstairs.
House Brooms, 48c
High grade corn straw brooms are exceptional values at this price. They will go iquickly at 48c. —Downstairs.
Devil’s Food CUP CAKES with cream icing 14c Dozen for Wednesday’s selling GEIGER
Washlnvtmt and Meridian and SSI Mate Are.
IRIY GERMANS HELD
Little Stories of Daily Life
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ACCUSED OF SIGNING PETITION AGAINST DRAFT.
PAPER SENT TO GOVERNOR
YANKTON, S. D„ August SS.-Thirty Germans were arrested near Tripp, Hutchinson eounty. South Dakota, yesterday, for alleged violation of the
espionage act
The men were brought here.
RY A WANT AD IN THE NEWS
afety in Diamond Buying
There Is a sense of absolute safety *•< buying a diamond here You know t ; TA1 you are getting a stone that is ft what it is represented to be. both quality and value. Before going Into my stock, every diamond must my own critical examination and take persona] pride in the fact that * jewelry bearing my name cona stone of poor quality.
J-CSIPEtESi'
X a Md 4. ISVfc If. Merldta* St,
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are charged with having signed a petition to Governor Norbeck protesting
OfAinM the draft and the war.
The thirty Germans were bound over to the federal district court for trial and released on ball of *0,000 each at a preliminary hearing before E. T. White,
United States commissioner.
The thirty brought here previous!y had been arrested and were bound over to the federal district court for trial.
ABE MARTIN.
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Who remembers jprhen we used t* fall back on pork chop* when a little spurt of economy come over us? Mrs. Lafe Bud la visitin' her ole home in Vevay. where she wua so happy an' so single.
No
Need of Sharpening
EVER SHARP the perfect pointed PENCIL
for the pocket
Always Ready for Use
The. likes.
pencil every man
For the business man—For the army and navy—For a gift.
Plain nickel $1.00^ Silver plated $1.50 Sterling silver $2.00 to $4.00 Gold filled $3.00 and $4.00
Eighteen inches of extra lead with each
pencil.
A USEFUL GIFT FOR SOLDIERS
Charles Mayer & Company
29-31 West W T ashington Street. Established 1840.
SAIS GERMAN “HATES"
TO IN U. S. SIPS Jaffe’s Tone Lenses
WHEN STORE
H N. HEMPSTEAD. Prea. J. P. BONN. Treaa.
Provide for the Future
Palm Beach and “Kool” Cloth Suits at Big Reductions
You will appreciate these bargains next summer—when prices will be advanced— more than you do right now. Provide for the future—buy one or more of these
two-piece suits.
AX of our Palm Beach suits that were
priced $7.50, $8.50, $10, $12.50 and $15, now
All “Kool” Cloth suits that were priced $10, $12.50 and $15, 4 A
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$5.90
now.
CAPTAIN OF BARK ENTERTAINED ON U-BOAT.
DRANK WINE WITH FOE
SAYS U-BOAT WAS SUNK.
Wiegel Showceee Works. Build showcsBOB. counters, stors flxtur#* •flic# railings, etc. Ask for catalogue. 8Uteentb A Lewis ata. Woodruff Ml. Now B-Mi.
for One-Man Mohair Top.
Rubber Stamp Makers Sines ISM. Seals, stencils, checks, advertising novelties. GEO. J. MAYER CO.. K 8. Meridian at
Perfection of Detail. A. 1. Voigt Co., undertakers. Phone Proa. 615. -©-
First Class Brick Work. B. V. Perry. MM Hume-Mansur Bldg.
F. H. Langaonkamp. 1M B. Georgia St Copper Kottlea and Coils for all purposes
Place Your Rental Property With A. J. Meyer &. Co.. IK E. Market St.
Our Rural Army. The Hoosler Limited was speeding northward past many of Indiana’s beautiful cornfields. A traveler chanced to be reading a recent editorial in The News on our country’s bumper com erbp, which set forth the importance i of this crop in defeating the enemy. By I his side sat a little girl, singing in j happy, child fashion her own composi- j tions concerning what sh$ saw out of | the window. The phrase, “Soldiers straight and tall,” caught the travel-; er’s ear and he turned from his paper i to see with his companion's eyes. "Where are the soldiers?” he asked, i "There,” said the little one. *T call the corn soldiers and those,” pointing to the grain shocks, “are the tents.”
Concrete Mixers. All Sixes In Stock. Bock Equipment Co.. <02 Fletcher Trust.
Jos. Gsrdnsr. 41 Ry. Are. Phones SSI. Furnaces, gutters, spouting and roofing.
Outside of That John C. Wallenmeyer. city sealer, who is assisting board No. 1 in the city hall at Evansville in examining the selectlvea, inquired of a negro of the report
On August 14 fifteen of the men were i made by physicians of his physical I
arrested for signing a petition to the ‘
county sheriff similar to the one sent to the Governor Again on August Z\ fifteen other Germans were taken for
dtreci'ag a petition to the county treasurer. All of these, K Is said, were sign-
uiwae .-vit vi uucar, iv is smu, era of the protest to the Governor.
Retreat of Priests at Notre Dame. [Special to Tht Indiana poll. News; NOTRE 'DAME, Ind.. August 2S.Archbishop Mundelein and 350 priests of the Roman Catholic diocese of Chicago arrived at the University of Notre Dame last night by special train over the Lake Shore railroad for their annual retreat. It will last four davs and will be preached by the Rev. John H. O’Rourke, of New York. Two hundred and fifty other priests of the Chicago diocese will make their retreat next week at Notre Dame.
soundness. This is the answer he re-
ceived:
“Well, they say I got a bad lamp, one lung almost skiddooed, feet fiat and a heart that goes pit-pat, pitty-pat-pat-pat-pat—but outside of dat I’m a perfect specimen.”
Hamilton County Store Burned. [Special to The Indianapolis News] NOBLESVIDLE. Ind., August 28.-The general merchandise store of William P. Nibiack, at Durbin, in the eastern
part of Hamilton county, was destroyed by fire early today.
The roof was nearly ready to fall in when the fire was discovered. Nothing was saved from the stock. The loss is estimated at *6,000, which is partly covered by insurance.
TAFT ■ ilftAAitatr
Defective Teeth
Are the Breeding Place of Disease Germs. Science has decided that many serious diseases are directly traceable to defective teeth. If one is to enjoy good health for a long period, teeth must be kept in good condition. This can only be accomplished by securing the better things in dental work—the day for any old kind of dentistry is past We offer you the good things in dentistry —done in a pleasant manner. Get the kind of dental service that pays — the satisfactory kind.
Dr. C T. Noble, Dr. G. A. Cash, in Attendance.
W. ■Nhiaicfee Street. Cerdeva Baildtag.
fitted in our Boston Shape Shelltex frames, together with an accurate examination of your eyes, give style and comfort Juet one coet—a reasonable one. 15 YEARS IN THIS LOCATION.
80% of All Headaches are Caused by Eye Strain
fHl opticiaH
158 N. PENN. ST.
AN ATLANTIC PORT. August 2*.Captain Cyrus W. Crooks, master of the American bark Christian© which was sunk by a German submarine August 7 near the Azores, was entertained as a guest on board the U-boat and over a glass of wine was told by the German commander that he "hated to sink American ships.” Captain Crooks related the incident on arrival here on board an Italian liner. Takgn Aboard U-Boat The American captain said he was bound home from London when his ship was sunk. Not being armed he surrendered to the U-boat. “We left the Christiane in two life boats,” Captain Crooks said, "and I was invited by the U-boat captain In excelient English/to bring three of my men and come aboard. We were taken into the officers’ cabin and after giving me a receipt stating my ship had been sunk, the commander ordered luncheon served, including wine. "He kept up an interesting conversation while we were eating and more than once declared he hated to sink American vessels and only did so because we were at war with his country. Stories Worry Captain. “Another thing that appeared to worry him were Stories he had heard of sinking of lifeboats by sbmarfnes. Y really can’t believe those stories,’ he said. ‘And so far as I am concerned no lifeboat will ever meet such a fate
from my ship.’
Tennis Ball Special For WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
Your headaches are probably due to this cause, but it will cost you nothing: to find out. Better come in and have your eyes carefully and scientifically examined. If you do not need glasses Dr. Kernel will frankly tell you so.
AH championship tennis balls/Wright & Ditson, Goodrich and Ayres, 40c value, XX
GUSHABICHCO ,42E “ t
Washington
SUCCESSOR TO GUS HABICH
Our skilled optometrist’s up-to-date methods and modern scientific equipment give absolute and accurate results. There is no charge for this examination whether you order glasses or not. Should glasses be needed, our charge for these will be very moderate AU.lensee specially
ground by skilled workmen In our own shop.
Kernel's deep curve lenses in Slightly curved lenses any desired mount- AA desired mounting in ingin stock stock
WE JUST BOUGHT
f jfn,ff niftt w < il?^.n Pd . Tll0 .l ll ? ttny *' deep curv * and Slightly curveienses mai we will sell complete at moderate prices.
s in any
$4.00 S $3.00
THE Wm. H. BLOCK CO.
YOUR EYES EXAMINED
by a specialist and perfect vision
spherical lenses fitted in a gold-filled frame
as low as.
pcneci vision $1.90
Service Flrat and Courtesy Always. SatUfactloa Guaranteed. Dr. Carl J. Klaiber »»•»-'«..
m-S07 KAHN BI.DG. (Hour,,,.,, !:„,//,
'We spent two hours on the submarine while- the Gtrmans removed from the Christiane all her supplies and sunk her with bombs. The captain then escorted us to our lifeboats, gave us the direction of nearest land and bid us a courteous good-by. The submarine was about 400 feet long, and carried two sixinch guns. The name signed to the receipts I have is Captain J. Erllnger. German navy. We landed safely at
Ponta del Gada.”
VICTROLAS and RECORDS Everything known in music —Terms to Suit27 E. Ohio. Home-Mansur Building.
ANtKIGAN BEAUTY BREAD INDIANAPOLIS BAKING COMPANY
Films Developed—5c Per RoU (any size).
Captain of Trader Describes Attack by British Submarine. AN ATLANTIC PORT, August 2*.The destruction of a German submarine with all. hands by a British submarine in the Atlantic ocean was described here by the captain of a British steamer which was torpedoed by the enemy submersible. The trader which was attacked on a voyage from this country to a British port returned here after being repaired abroad. According to the captain of the trader. the commander of the German submersible attacked the British merchantman by firing his deck guns when the torpedo which struck her failed to send the ship to the bottom. The trader’s crew, which had taken to the open boats witnessed the arrival of the British submarine and its attack on the German U-boat, which was broken in two and sunk by a torpedo from the British undersea craft. The steamship crew then boarded the vessel, pumped her out and reached a British port.
tv* pay ** ea Checking Account*. W* pay 4% on Savings Tints. J. F. WILD & CO. STATE BANK ISS-tS Bast
Wearer of Black • ✓ Shoes
These shoes were contracted for before the
many a dvances, and we are selling them accordingly. Therefore giving you shoes at p r a c t i cally the wholesale cost of today.
When buying a Ford, Visit Gates Mfg. Co., SS5 N. Meridian St. and trad* your top
Pioneer Brass Works, 4S4 8. Pennsylvania. Aluminum, brass, phosphorus bronxs casttogs, brass railings snd Job work a specialty. ■ o —--
Genuine black vlcl kid, 8 in. boot, lace or butt o n. leather French heel. Same as above with Cuban heel.
boot, black
c r a v enette
top, covered French heel.
Genuine
$5.00 LOW HEELS
black inch boots,
plain toe or
tip—
$4.50
kid 8 lace
Feltman & Curme
38 E. Washington SL
PHOTOS THAT REFLECT FOUR PERSONALITY. Vli
INDIANA’S FOREMOST PHOTOGRAPHER •TH FLOOR ODD FELLOW BLDG. Pcaaaylvania and Waahlagrtoa Sta.
Optical Department—Main Floor—Under Balcony.
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Along: the Road to Waikiki.. From Me to Mandy Lee Sons of Liberty I’m So Glad my Daddy’s Coming Home Where the Incense Is Burning
Your Choice,
Pearson Piano Co,
128-130 N. Pennsylvania St. One Price to Everybody.
Better Breakfasts A place we would cat If we were you. Occidental Restaurant
CHARLES PFISTER, Proprietor Baaement Occidental Bldg. "Corner I1L and Wash. Sta.
4% On Savings
Put into your work all the energy and ability you have. Put into the bank all that can be spared from your earnings above a reasonably good living. This bank welcomes the man beginning a savings account.
Fidelity Trust Co.
148 East Market Street
Rink’s Cloak House
The Early Buying Advantages
For the Coming Season Offered Here are Greater and More Important Than Ever
Taffeta Silk $ Dresses
Georgette sleeves. *15 values, for
BEEHIVE
408-40* E. Washington St.
Wall Paper Sale, 411 Mass. Ave.
We have prepared an enormous collection of the most dependable models, fabrics and shades from which you can choose-
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now but will be impossible to secure later.
Specializing Now
FALL
Dresses $MH
In serges, crepe de chine, satin, charmeuse, Georgette, $16.50 gradually up to $75.00.
FALL
Fabrics broadcloth, Poiret twill, wool velour, suede velour, burella, Bolivia, serges and mixtures, $28.50 gradually up to $250.
SUMMER DRESSES, up to $10.00, seUing now QC at tyLtoVO
RINK’S
TAILORED TUB SKIRTS,
cleanup sale, up to $7.50, now at...,
$2.95
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