Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1919 — Page 15

THE INDIANAPOLIS NETTS, FRIDAY, AFGUST 22,

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LARGE SCALE BOTTLING BRINGS, AS A RULE, SANITARY RESULTS

Where soft drink* are bottled on a] large scale the mixture hi osaaily whole- j some and »anitary precautions excellent.

Th»«» «r. or,nrlu*ion* of chemists In the Indiana state board of health food and drug laboratories, based on their ; analyse* of "pop.’* ginger ale, sarsaparWhere the plant and business are small, ilia, root beer, colas, etc., under the conditions are most likely the opposite. I new Indiana law which provides for

Distinction at Small Cost

Special Price $3.35

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From Eastern Makers

Straight from New York, we have just received some lovely, new sport blouses of a style that will find instant favor. They are of voile, charmingly set off with pique collar and cuffs. The designs are in tailored and ornamental models.

Regular price $3.95—Saturday price $3.35

■SILK HOSIERY-

At Special Saturday Prices.

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Silk lace hosiery, in two interesting patterns, with seam In the back. The colors are brown and black. »

Regular price . ; . $2.25

~ * $1.95

Saturday Price

3 Pairs ....$5.75

Dependable hose, of unquestioned quality and beautiful finish, with seam in the back. In white

and black and all colors.

Saturday Price $1.50

3 Pairs $4.45

Full lashloned silk hose, finely spurt, but unusually serviceable. In black with clocks. Regular Price $2.75 Saturday Price $2.35 3 Pairs $6.85 ,

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! —■ ■ v: s* '-r - - their examination for bacteriological content once each year. For the most part, the chemists declare, soft drinks bottled in Indiana have a definite food value and are free from adulterants that might be harmful. It is estimated that the soft drink business has more than doubled in Indiana during the. last year, due to the prohibition of the sale of alcoholic drinks. The analyses conducted in the state laboratories covered a broad range °f samples, of equally varying names, all of which were found) within the

provisions of the Indiana label and branding law. Some of the soft drinks examined contained one thing, the cheYnists said, and some another, but all include water, a flavor, sugar and carbon dioxide gas. These four are the basic elements of almost all soft drinks, and particularly of what is known as soda water. In most instances a distilled water is used. With the exception of vanilla nearly all bottled drinks contain an artiftfieial flavoring, which serves to color the

The Budget System

Six or eight expense items confront you periodically, such as:

Interest payments. Taxes. Insurance. Fuel bills. Vacation expenses. Your children’s schooling. These are fixed charges, and you'should meet them in a businesslike way, without difficulty, by use of the Budget System. ' You know very nearly what these expenditures will amount to. Set aside from your income every week, or month, certain amounts in your Mercantile Savings Account so that when these various expense items are due you. will have the ready money to p4y them. '

Perhaps you have not a Mercantile Savings Account-—if not, open one today. $1.00 will do to start with.

liquid. Many drlnW contain the pure

acid of the fruits they simulate. _ _ . Soft drinks in interstate commerce are board of health, under strict federal regulations, but i

state officials have directed such procedure by local representatives of the

these seldom apply to the sanitary con-

which they are m&nufae-

ditlons under which they are mahufac- Awful, tured. Such conditions are subject to! [Dalle* New*]

state and municipal control, and where What vra* it like at Donald's last niohtT there has been an apparent need of fur- “Mon. It wa* awful—the whuaky wa* so

ther inspection, following analysis, the; awful had that I nearly left •ome."

We Pay 4% on Savings Accounts * Open Saturdays 8 a. a. Until 8 p. m.

MEYER-KISER BANK

136 East Washington Street “The Bank of Personal Attention”

44 N. Penn.

Special Terms for Saturday

Down

Delivered at once. Easy terms of payment Your home will be doubly enjoyable if you have a Grafonola to provide music and entertainment whenever you wish.

Columbia tirafonola

We particularly recommend this new model Columbia Grafonola because of it* beautiful appearance and fine tone quality. It i> always ready to entertain. Although our supply is limited*we are still deliverii® on the easiest terms—but

Place Your Order Early Saturday

e n e r's Grafonola Shops 44 North Pennsylvania Street “COLUMBIA RECORD HEADQUARTERS^

All the September records in stock. Mail orders filled. Buy your records at

“The Store of Better Service 1

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A.ROTT S RY GOODS STORE

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'he Uptown Store Where You Buy for Less

342-358 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.

ANCE SALE BLANKETS

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AT PRICES WE KNOW ARE RIGHT

COTTON BLANKETS, gray with pink and blue border;

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COTTON BLANKETS, gray with pink and blue

borders; $3

value, pair..

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1C0TT0N, BLANKETS, gray with pink and blue fancy borders; $4.00 value, dJO QO pair ...... tl/Met/O

WOOL FINISH BLANKETS, blue, tan and gray blocks; (F A Q $7.00 value. tPt)•I/O

BABY BLANKETS, in y j pink and blue, fTA^* 76c value, each.

ALL-WOOL BLANKETS, in pink, blue, tan, gray and black blocks; $15.00 value/ dJA AQ pair ....... iPJ/*k/0

WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, with colored border) $12.50 value, per OJO AQ pair tpOmUO

MEN’S BARGAINS

$1.25

49c 89c

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BLUE OVERALLS, all sites, each .'*•»•... ♦ ^.«-

NAINSOOK UNION SUITS; 75c value, each BLUE WORK SHIRTS; $1.50 value, each

DRESS SHIRTS, all new patterns; or

$2.00 value, each £ARIS GARTERS, single and double grip; 35c and 50c values, pair PURE SILK HOSE, black and white; 65c value, pair BOYS* SHIRTS AND WAISTS, plain | - and fancy, each BLACK 6ATEEN SHIRTS; $1.50 value, I each

HOSE, all colors; 89c value,

25c 39c 49c 98c 25c

DOMESTIC BARGAINS 36-INCH WHITE OUTING FLANNEL; OOl^ 39c value, yard

27ic

36-INCH HOPE MUSLIN, 36 inches wide, yard

$-4 UNBLEACHED SHEETING, Pep-

perell brand; 85c value, yard 9-4 BLEACHED SHEETING, no starch, yard

17-INCH BLEACHED LINEN CRASH TOWELING; 25c value, yard OUTING FLANNEL, in pink, blue and gray; 25c value, yard..'. 36-INCH CHEESECLOTH, bleached, yard

COTTON BATTING, clean cotton, roll

BEDSPREADS, white only; $2.00 * value, each

59c 15c 15c

...61c ... 91c $1.25

Real whisky can't be made from sawdust and real bargains aren’t possible in the High-Rent District. i

EMBER THESE ARE ALL MY SPECIALS

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v BljACK A g D WHITE ON HOSE, 19c J2|C

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pair,

l.isle HOSE, black and

whit*. Stc value,

35c

I I. A DIES* BLACK LISLE I HOSE. 19c value, pair.

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value, pair ,..‘*wV , A DIES* SILK HOSE, black, white and colors. $9c 59^

value, pair.

LADIES* LACE HOSE. $1.25 value, pair

LADIES* FTLL FASHIONED

SILK HOSE, $2.5 value, pair

98c

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’CHILDREN'S HALF HOSE, plain and fancy, up to «0c 25C

values, pair.

CHILDREN'S RIBBED HOSE. 85c value, pair.

CHILDREN’S GORDON WHITE

HOSE, 50c value, *

pair ^Dv

19c

DARK PERCALE COVERALL APRONS. Indigo blue, g j 25

worth $2.00. each

GINGHAM COVERALL APRONS, large pockets and col- £-| QA

lars. $2.00 value, each..

LIGHT PERCALE COVERALL APRONS, sixes up to 54. fe-f QET

$3.25 value, each

CHILDREN'S GING HAM

DRESSES, sixes 3> to 8.

f 1.50 value, each...

* Vk value, each wJL*Z«) E ^« < im ERED muslin . pet-

ticoats, worth $1.50, pyp 4 DC

muslin NIGHTGOWNS, em-

broidered trimmed, worth OCT

$1.50, our price oDC GINGHAM PETTICOATS, o u t

sixes, $1.25 value, fft\

each 79C

G " r , G *™ M8 ' « t a n d ard brands, 25c value, ■* •

vard 124C PLAID DRESS GINGHAMS, large

and small plaida, 25c tA

value, yard X3JC S2-INCH DRESS GING- nX HAMS. 50o value, yard... .ODC 40 INCH FRENCH SERGES, Ari $1.50 value, yard. .7.7 HoC

BROOMS, foursewed

25c

GRANITEWARE, any piece

39c

GROCERY SPECIALS

BROWN BBACTY BEANS, Or_ 2 cane ^t>C CORN OR TOMATOES, 1/i*» No. 2 can J.wC EGG MACARONI OR NOODLES, package.. . 1UC LEMON OR VANILLA EX- OF^ TEACTS, 2-ounce bottle.

GLOSS SOAP, 10 ban

39c

CALUMET BAKING POWDER, OO^ pound LitdQ,

Save Three Dollars, mm ff i Mrs. Housekeeper

and at the same time change your kitchen into an enjoyable place to work. Save yourself those countless steps by having a modernized Kitchen with the method that puts all necessities for a good meal-at your fin'ger tips.

We Will $

Give You

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for your old cupboard or cabinet, regardless of its condition, if you will apply that three dollars in purchasing a McDougall Kitchen Cabinet.

McDougall Cabinets *39 to *65

The Cleaner With a

Hungry Suction

Does Your Home Lack Something?

This i* the National Clean-' er whlph Ha* been teated by the Hou*ehold ESnxlnearinc Department* of several leading magazlnea and which wa* &<>t found lacking in any respect. It ha* a horizontal meter, heavy cloth .dust sack and comfortable carved- handle. Light running, and he* an

unaaual suction. Let us demonstrate

this machine to you.

Sale price—

$

Perhaps It la music. Nothing will lift the gloom from over * household

and bring joy to the en tiro family as

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music of a-

Vita-Nola

For tone quality and act reproduction it can not be equaled. Lot us demonstrate the VitaNola for you in our soundproof parlors.

Special offer for A a g a a t Sale.

On* Vita- Nola and six Emerson records — 12 selections.

PoTU - $32

ble size. Parlor size ..

$87

A Hint to the Wise

The Iron

shortage of ore promisee

a scarcity of.all types of stoves

for the coming winter. This will

doubt ediy

cause a rise In

the price of

Palace Hotblasts

—the stove that burns Its smoke. Have us store one 4*i our warehouses for you, out of the present supply. Present prices,

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Clean-Up Prices on Electric Fans, Coal Oil Stoves, Wicker Porch Furniture and All Odd Pieces in Summer Goods

'mm vsxmw % w turniture National company

OUT OFTHF HIGH RENT DISTRICT 335-343 WEST WASHINGTON STREET

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