Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 August 1919 — Page 5

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lad., Ausust •five. Is dead st the home i. He had been In the of Aaderson thirty yearn daushter. Mrs. Msliees i, survive.,,.Klee Kits tie (• dead here at the Mary rvszee. Auffuvt It,.—Mrs, Msry wife of John Davie, East Columbus yester

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•WOOD, lad., Ausust row, a«« e#v»iity-three, is dead st lere. Her husband. Lemuel Barrow, former treasurer of Tiptoe county, I to tile Metlfc&dist ho*p<ta’» a.t Indiana - the last several mouths and has [ submitted to three operations. The family removed here from Xew Lancaster oeversl years spo Four of tan children survive, Mrs. Fannie Quean of Denver. Cfcto.; Mrs. Olive Cook and Mias Mary Barrow, of this I dty. and Omar Barrow, of Xew Lancaster. ‘ John Leave!!, of El wood, is a brother, and i Mr*. Jane Habbs. of Tipton; Mrs. Sarah E. Bates, of Anderson, and Mrs Josephine Bob- , ertnsn, of Eldorado. Kat. staters. MINE PERSONS IN ACCIDENT None Seriously Hurt in Collision of Automobiles Hoar Anderson. (Special to The India as polls Hews] ATfDERBOX. Ind.. Ausust It.—Xfne persons were in a collision of two sutomobiles four miles northwest of Anderson Monday evening hut none was hurt seriously. Seven employes of the Remy electric plant here were being brought from Cicero by Ira Xoble When he stopped his autotnobile at a crossing to make some adjustments, an automobile driven by C, R. Neeee. of Franklin, struck Noble s car. One person suffered a dislocated shoulder and was taken ba' k to Ocero. Mias Anna Surbaugh. secretary to W. A. Denny, superintendent of the Anderson public schools suffered the fracture of an arm and R'llliam H. Surbaugh. her brother, a local insurance agent, and his wife were bruised when an automobile driven by Mr. Surbaugh was forced off the grade of the Pendleton pike near Anderson by another automobile skidding when passing the Surbaugh car. SALEM SCHOOL HEAD QUITS Clsm 0. Thompson Resigns in Order to Go to University. (Special to The Indianapolis NawaJ SALEM, Ind.. August IS.—The resignation of Clem O. Thompson, superintendent of schools here, has been received by the board of trustees Mr. Thompson intends to do work in the University of Chicago during the coming year. No one has as yet been elected to succeed him. Ivan Kelley, a former teacher hi the high school, has returned here after about twenty months service overseas He haa been elected principal, to »ucneed Thomas Cavanaugh, who resigned hie position last spring.

(Special to The ladtaaepeiis NewaJ HARTFORD CTTT. Imd-, A«gwat IS#- “Oeed saCrt stay wtfh tt.” yt 1 ''.. Swell was a atewsage. scrawled ea a dirty piece af paper awd left by pabbers wba brake kite tbe efftce af the Mewtpetler Lamber Cempaay Saaday wight aad made a Tattle atteaapt tw hlww epea tbe safe.

DAILY VITAL STATISTICS.

Henry Fmaeia and Bernice Cronen Meth-

odlat hoapitaL boy.

William Frank and Haaei Oltckert, Metho-

and Anna Elizabeth Harrison,

dial hnepttai, boy.

-.-ffadni-ick. i'

HR W. Twenty-ninth. girL Walter and Gladys Holmes. 3St Broadway.

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Warren B and Floerte a Gough. te«

Boulevard place, gtrl.

Oscar aad Susie Calvert. IfiJ Sheldon girl. Marion and Bessie Owingn 1533 Unden, Arthur and Edna Smoot. 1518 Hoyt, hoy.

Building Permits.

Hoffmey«r, garage, 254 N

O. A aad G. Kaatner, garage, 501 Riley, 5335. G. A J. Tire Company, factory. Cook and Georgia. 58M.000. John S. Heixer. addition. 1351 E. Tenth, 5250. Thirtieth Street Garage, tank, 55 W. Thirtieth. 5125. W. H. Jones, dwelling. M? X. Tuxedo. S2.8S0. Irvin Robbina Company, factory. Division aad Morris. flW.OOO.

Condee A Culbertson, dwelling, 3601 Gull- leidor Cohen, dwelling, 612 W. New Torfc, ford, 55.600. 62.000. Grant Realty Co., wreck, 1101 N, Illinois. isidor Cohen, dwelling, 614 W, New York, 5500. 12,000. C. w Or let. garage. «1 N. Gladstone. 5300. ! Server I. Green, remodel, 1012 E, Morris, J. E. Lambert, furnace. 1215 Keating. 5315. ! $600. Cynhtla H. Kiefer, garage, 3116 E. Michl- R. H. Canaday, dwelling, 407 Villa, 52,000. gan. 550. Church of the Brethren, remodel, <3 N. Susan Smith, reroof. 23 N. Uberty. $46 ! Bellevieu, $700. Susan Smith, reroof. 527 E. Wabash. 545. j William M. Wllkens, repairs, 2331 N. MeD. W. Aebker, furnace, 21S5 Madison. £00. ridtan, $500

Marriage Licenses. Clyde fl. Trester. 34. and Eva F Martette. 31. • - nsariee W Cason. 36. and Marta Glass. 3S. Heory RMley. 34 aad Nelli* B. Turner. 15. WlSlam Garmmt. 24, aad Emma Porter, 2L Edward Alexander. If. and Anna Cox. JX. Nathan!*i F. Scott. <3, and Della M. Earl Smith. 22, and WCma Mttchttt t*. David Blaylock. 25 and Archie U PatErnest Anthony. 35, and Gertrude Jack“cariton E. HUL 24. and Valeria B. John-

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Death Returns.

Henry Bullard. 75 rears. WW. New York at., chronic interstitial nephritis. Emanuel L Shively. 5 yearn 1444 Kappee

at.. peritonUia

Annie Elisabeth Cain. 65 ymr». !«« *

Market et. carcinoma of eye

Anna E. H Lemon. 7* years. U» W. Thir-

FTederick J. Mount. $160-

Jerome Black- remodel, 1606 Samoa, 5S50. | Joseph Roodmg, remodel. 17* Lexington. 575 | Thomas J. Lyke, remodel, 1626 Rem-1

braadt. «*.

J. H. McGinn, remodei. 514 Division. 550 j John McNeils, storeroom. Detroit and *

Bates, SLM6-

W. L Bridges, dwelling. * S. Gladstone,

53,050.

W. L. Bridges, dwelling. * E. Pleasant!

Run bouiovmrd. 52.050.

Joseph B. Kealtng. addition. 1434 N. Ala- •

bama. *750.

Shores A Warfield, wreck, 1136 W. Morris, ?

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^Shorm A Warfield, wreck, 1122 W Morris, ^hores A Warfield, wreck. 1124 W. Morris.' Shores A Warfield, wreck. 11* W. Morris, i

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Logan. MS years, 436 W.

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Mary itark*. * years, city hospital, atrep-

toeoeef pert ton Rie .. _ i Mary Toung, « years, ** Faystt* st, j ^tojM^C^VoTkeTilng. X years. 1*1S N. Cap-

"njz.- j-ssk a^Esr ™ ave . cerebral apoplexy w William S L»uden, 53 years. 4* W. Mc-

Carty st . cerebral hemorrhage.

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ytziv-' P*Bt the half-way mark! Now we begin to check up. Goods that must be sold are given another cut. Our floors (thirteen of them!) must be cleared of all o<(d pieces and broken suites. Cost can not be considered. All goods up to Taylor standards, but some slightly shopworn. All Taylor guaranteed—and you be the judge. A wonderful opportunity for young people—of all ages. Fix up your home. Prepare to enjoy the coming winter evenings amid attractive home surroundings. Be proud of your home when friends come in. This is your chance to buy for less. Come Wednesday.

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And we have more of several models

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top front ic« door, 70-pound ice led provision chamber, now in our $18.95 side king with large side provision one under ice compartment, 60w $29.00

Wednesday Morning at 8:30

It Will Pay You to Bay Now—Even for Next Summer BUYERS, LOOK! tative items will indicate the average reductions. Huncut in the same proportion. If you don’t see what you it.

white or Vernis Martin finish, in this sale $18.75 in this sale $54.00

$16.75 Refrigerator, top icer, 65 pounds ice capacity, ideal for small family. In this sale only $14.95 $32.75 Refrigerator, side icing, 100-pound ice capacity, two provision compartments, now $97.85 $42.00 seamless porceliron lined Refrigerator, top front ice door with large provision chamber. In this sale only $35.65

Beds, pair, in this sale ; $96.00 choice of tapestry or velour, in this sale $42.50 Rocker, in this sale $38.40 Living Room Suite, in this sale $335.00 in this sale, only $32.50 in this sale, only $57.50 in this sale, only $12.50 , in this sale, square yard 92y 2 v eum, in this sale, square yard $2.98 ins, in this sale 25c 40^ off $21.00 and $14.70

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HAAG’S CUT-PRICE DRUGS NO MAIL ORDERS FILLED AT THESE PRICES. Everything Fresh, Genuine, of the Purest and Best Quality. Prices Subject to Change Without Notice. Haag’s Pure, Fresh 5-Grain Aspirin Tablets 10c Per Dozen 3 Dozen, 25c, or Bottle of 100 for 45c These tablets are fresh and of the highest purity; they mix in-* stantly with the gastric juices, do not lie for hours undissolved in the stomach; for this reason, they give quick relief for Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Flu, Grippe, Gout and Lumbago. 10c Electric Wall Paper Cleaner, 5c $1.10 S. S. S. Blood Remedy, 67c $1.25 Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetate Comp., 79c Haag’s Pills are the Best Remedy for Indigestion, Sick Headache, Biliousness and Constipation, 25c. Bedbugs, Fleas, Ants and Roaches Killed With Haag’s Insect Powder.

AUGUST CLEARANCE SALE

Closing Hours, Daily 5 p. m. Saturdays, 6 p. m.

Crochet Cotton 10c R. M. C. crochet cotton, white or

(limit one box), a

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306-312 E. Washington St, Just East of Courthouse.

Final Cleanup Sale of Women’s and Misses’ CAPES AND DOLMANS Radical reductions, all the season’s newest styles, made of serges, 'v poplins, gaberdines, silvertones, velours, satins, etc., in navy, Copen, rose, Pekin, beaver, tan, black, gray, shepherd checks, mixtures, etc. T* *ft !• * /T" 1 For 1 raveling, otreet Wear on Cooler Days and for Early FaU Wear Formerly Up to $19.50, Now $4*98 Formerly Up to $24.50, Now $9.98 Formerly Up to $39.00, Now $ 12.50

All Alterations Free.

HONEYCOMB TOWELS, large size, red border, fringed ends, splendid quality, home or hotel use. Regular^ 15c 1 fl value. ■ IfC Wednesday TURKISH BATH TOWELS, full bleached, extra large size, hemmed ends, ready to use. Regular 25c value. Wednesday.

DRESS GINGHAM, 27 inches wide, assorted plaids, stripes and checks, beautiful new colorings. Regular 29c value. Wednesday.

APRON GINGHAM, best standard

quality, assorted staple ^

and W check, Ke g - J g c

ular 29c value. Wednesday

FINE BLEACHED MUSLIN, 36 inches wide, soft finish, for underwear and general use. Regular 22c value. Wednesday.

BLEACHED SHEETING wide, standard quality, smooth finish, even thread. Regular 75c

value.

Wednesday

, 2^4 yardsfirm weav4,

Special Comfort Sale Large double bed size, filled with pure white fluffy cotton, fancy quilted, covered with pretty figured silkoline on both sides; regular $4.50_value. Wednesday (PO AQ

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Bargain Table 5c Toilet Paper, less than Wholesale price,

limit 10 rolls—

3c Roll or lO Roils for 25c No Phone, C. 0. D. or Mail Orders.

Special Blanket Sale

Size 68x76, in gray only; extra heavy fleeced, soft and fluffy, double nap; regular $3 value; Wednesday special, per pair..

$1.98

Dresses for the Little Ones

$2.69

Ages 6 months to 6 years. BEAUTIFUL WHITE DRESSES, In many models. lace or embroidery trimmed, some with ribbon sashes, some are smocked. Save 10

to 20 per cent.

SHORT WHITE DRESSES, plain, lace or em-

broidery trimmed, 59c to $2.98, special, 4Sc to

LONG WHITE DRESSES, plain, lace embroidery trimmed, 79c to $2.98, special, &<) /*A

60e to

CHILDREN’S WHITE PRINCESS DRESSES, 1 to 6 years, $1.25 to $2.48, special, 4*4) «kr

98c to..

CHILDREN’S SHORT SILK DRESSES, ages 1 to 3 years, $2.48 to $3.48, special. OK *2.25 to NJO.At) INFANTS’ LONG SILK DRESSES, prettil

trimmed, $3 48 to $3.69, special. •a^s to LARGER SIZES, ages 6 to 15 years, *2.96, *3.98, 944)8, up to

prettily $3.39 $9.98

Sewing Needs—Get the Children Ready for School—AH Notions Wednesday Less 10%

Kayser’s Silk Gloves

98c

6S« SILK GLOVES, black or white; special f 1.25 SILK GLOVES, black or white; special

KAYSER’S SHORT SILK GLOVES, in white, black or grray, with QK^ self stltchin* ODC KAYSER’S WHITE OR BLACK SILK GLOVES, with Paris point FA

stltchin*: $-2.00 and

KAYSER’S SILK GLOVES, with contrasting stitching; white. (S-J OP

black, gray, pongee; *ijm> and

KAYSER’S CHAMOISETTE GLOVES, black, white, pongee, khaki AA

and gray :..

KAYSER’S SHORT SILK GLOVES, in white, black, gray and pongee. tfS AA Paris point stitching; 91.25 xad tPJLal/U KAYSER’S WHITE OR BLACK SILK GLOVES, with Contrasting AA

stitched backs

10c Hose Supporters 7c 50c Yards Silk Thread 7c 10c Bone Rings, dozen 8c 10c Machine Needles 8c 10c Sewing Needles 8c 1214c Rickrack 10c 15c Rickrack I2‘/jC 19c Rickrack 15c 25c Rickrack 19c 25c Stickerei T9c 15c Cube Pins Ifc^jC 19c Cube Pins l&c 100 Yards Silk Thread.. ..,15c 15c Mourning Pins 12VjC 25c Mourning Pins 19c 35c Scissors and Shears...29c 50c Scissors and Shears... .39c $1 Scissors and Shears 89c Dress Shields, 22Vic to. .90c 25c Hose Supporters 19c 35c Hose Supporters 29c 49c Daisy Supporters S9c -49c Parker’s Supporters.. .39c Fancy Buttons, 10c to...$1.00 Pearl Buttons, 10c to.... $2.50 25c Round Garters 19c 50c Round Garters 39c 98c Round Garters 75c 2c Wash Braids lc 5c White Cotton Tape 3c 5c Tape Line* 3c 3c Hooks and Eyes 3c 5c Snap Fasteners 3c

NOTIONS 15c Lisle Elastic 10c 5c Silk Thread 3 C 5c Safety Pins 3c King’s Thread ~ 3c Bluebird Crochet Cotton 3c Luster Cotton Be and 4c San Silk Be and 4c 5c Basting Thread ...,4c 5e Buttonhole Twist 4c 5c Brass Pins 7. 4c 10c Brass Pins 7c 10c Snap Fasteners 7c 10c Hooks and Eyes 7c 10c Safety Pins .7c 10c White Rickrack 7c 10c Colored Rickrack 7c 10c Inside Belting 7c 10c Lisle Elastic 7c 10c Cube Pine 7c 10c Pearl Buttons ...7c 10c Stickerei Braid s.* 10c Seed Beads, bottle,.... .gc

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

Men, Look at This! Interwoven silk socks, in black, white and colors. Price Sep- QC tember 1, $1.00. Now OtJC

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