Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1919 — Page 18

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THE IXDIAXAPOLIS NEWS, FUIPAY. AFCtST 22. 1019.

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COURTS’ RECORD.

THE MINUET IN PAGEANT OF NATIONS

COCBT MINUTES

l C. AOtwileAFs petition for re-

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a B. Trfbhey ra State of in41C. C. Apoellant'* toriet*. _ ' of Indiana re. Cheattae JohnC. C. Joint motion to eismlas APPELLATE. COL*BT MINUTES. . Terr# Haute, IndUtnapoll# A Easterns lea Company re. Fraade M, EU^-ur*. t C. Appellee'■ petition for reb-ar-

toriefe,

Mark H. WSer et el ear Emma

Baetry Wiley. I>«rAtor C, C. Appellee e brief* i

an petition to trari«d8te f ' '

AFPEIXATK COUBT NEW SUITS ' ! National Oine Company »*. Walter i nab at at. Jdumoa C, C. Boeord. I

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Mark H.

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of Dee Molne* »a William O ! ■ - . . , j

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PENDLETON ORANGE PICNIC.

Governor Goodrich and L. H. Wright

Attend Outing. .

Governor Goodrich and L. H. Wrl*ht, chairman of the state highway eommia- ^ slon went today to Pedtstoo, where they will attend a picnic of members of the Pendleton grans* and other grange* I” the vicinity. Mr. Wright Is master of the state grage. The two will address the fanners on subjects of the day. The r will not return to hi* office

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IN PICTURESQUE COSTUME.

Transylvania—

In which the par-

nu were dreeerd In clothing of varieties were eome of the piefeatures of the recent visit of

King Ferdinand and Cfuean Marie |o

ania, formerly part of Halibut later conquered by Rou-

ting rei Tranaylv* gmry, but

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la qoaintneea, originality and color the parade* held in many cltlea and towne for the benefit of the king and ueen hardly oould be exceeded. The

worn by the peasants had jsisaw2p.«?yffi

out of the Bible. -

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worn by the old

girdles for carrying

colored sashes and

beaded aprons and buckskin

the idol of all. Befavorite child, the

a iirototyp# of

ng Ferdinand was ‘ m of a general. he said the cheers

as they marched past k for the trials of the

parades there were resembling county Farmers and their « king, queen and Those of the queen tablecloths, cush-

ornament* and ' all kinds of

rabbits.

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iy. v ^ .t'.-;, TWs is die secret.* i ^ Seat, kndes and between tl aiereh

, stitches* Easy to,see they stronger than the ordinary One trial proves they give the wear. Ask at your store.

, KOHN & OCX, Chicago r America* •* Bay* X.**g Faafe Sake

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—Exquisite

Nadine Face Powder A complexion powder of exqwisely delicate odor and texture

holds its charm

texture

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* delicate softnesa and refinement so

much admired. «\ -

Media* Foe* Powder it eoellng, reilfsehlng and harm!***, a vomitive protection against wind, tan, eun-burn and return of diecoloration*. Leaves the eldn eoA and smooth as roe* potals. This eaqoiait* preparation, Nodin*, heautiftea milliona of complexiona today. Frio* r*fimd*d If aot entirely plaaaed.

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NATIONAL TOILET COMPANY

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200 CtiDISN 10 M PART IN NIGHT PAGEANT

ELKS’ HARVEST MOON FAREWELL FOR CONVALESCENTS AT FORT

ELEVEN NATIONS ARE REPRESENTED.

A Hoosier harvest moon farewell for convalescent soldiers at Ft. Benja-

TO BE)min Harrison, who will leave the fort

BROOKSIDE PARK THE SCENE

A colorful pageant of nations, in which heid this^ZTS l glfik*2£

about 300

by September L will be given to night by the Indianapolis lodge pf Elks, No, IS. A committee, of which Colonel Russell B Harrison is chairman, la in

charge.

The Elks will meet at their clubhouse at 6 o’clock and march to the traction terminal, where they will entrain on special interurbans for the fort. A program, including vaudeville stunts.

are from the

various playgrounds of the city and have.

r**P train,** for some time under their community singing and a concart by the leaders for the dance* and formations of .nanolls M ——>——' n-~i

the pageant. The girls made their itt«A»apotla

News Newsboys’ Band

will be given. Following this will come watermelon, pumpkin pie and doughnuts, in quantities large enough to nations, “with satisfy every soldier’* appetite. Th * “ chw ^ compMW ’

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Eleven n ations will be represented. The children in costume will do inter-

pretative dances of the

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Leonard Quill, W. A. Dryer, John Orman, Hubert 8. Riley and Joseph Clark. MOVIES FOR BOV SCOUTS. Reservation Camp Feature Provided

by Wetter Jarvis.

Moving pictures, provided by “Walter Jarvis, of the city park board, are being shown at the campfire each evening at the Boy Scout camp on the aeout reservation. The Swart* Electric Com-' pany has wired the camp, which makes the movie shows possible. The camp will close Thursdav. F. O. Behter, scout executive; S. L. Norton aaslstant. and W. L. Winning and Paul lake, scoutmasters, have charge of the camp.

Ravenswood Case Venued

Robert McOtll. Justice of th* peace at

R Walte r Jarvis!'head'of*the cUy of Colonel Harttson, chairman; Gov- R4Y * niwood , hM ^t t h« ca»* of H*rman J. ation department is assisted by Miss I emer Goodrich, Mayor Jewett. Frank Arena, charged with deaeration of the

of the recreation depart-| Hu8ton , w. G. Overstreet. William P. | menu in arranging details. S. Barrett — ^ **««», Umr-r-v vi.i. j McCormick, manager of the Circle the- | Evans, Orin S. Hack, Harry Klats, aier. has arranged the scenic effects. A Frank E. Painter. Charles A. Bookdres* rehearsal was held Thursday! waiter. J. G. CoUleott. William Hersch-

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Sabbath, to the court of T. Ern«»t Mahoim. of th* pmc* in North «tr**t. Ar*n* wa» arr«*t*d by Frank Schmela marshal of Raretawood. whsn he refused to ck»* his danc* hall at 8«v*at.vslxth street and the river front last Sun-

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This ig the minuet as it will be danced by children from the Garfield park playground this evening at; a pageant at Brookeide park. The children, dressed it pink and blue costumes, represent Prance. The leader is Ifiss Ethel Hughes and Berths Otte, as Pompadour, '.s the solo dancer, posed in the center of the circle.

East Washington St.

Panlois

Corner Delaware

Store Open Until 10 O’Clock Saturday Night

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New Fall Hats —We’re out for the biggest fall hat business in our history! We have the hats, the finest in the country, and we’re going to pass them on to the men of Indianapolis and vicinity at prices that fairly shout economy. Comparisons Will Prove That These Hats at

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SAVE YOU FROM $1.00 $3.00 —The new shapes and dimensions are especially pleasing and our unusually large assortment of colors and shades are going to appeal strongly to you. New Fall Caps, 97c and $1.87. .

Get the Habit—Trade at Qfgjliols

Men’* Poros Open Meih

UNION SUITS

97*

Regular

$1.29 quality,

special *<

Ankle and knee lengths. Sixes 34

to 46.

Men’s Athletic Union Suits meo*

Crepe, large and small checked n a i n s o ok. Sizes 34 to 44. Special.

Men *8 “Perfect Fitting” SHIRTS Specially $ -| 07 Pricedat ¥ 111 Exceptionally swell—made in an excaJlent assortment of striped shirtings. Sizes 14 to 17.

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Men’s Silk Neckwear ■H69c

—Newest p a 11 e rns and colorings Choice large, broad, flowing ends

Quality Up and Prices Down—

NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY Boys’ School Clothes

—To encourage early selections we have specially priced our entire stock of boys’ school apparel. Here you will find values that positively are unmatchable. Boys’ Knicker Suits

—Extra well made of quality casaimere and Scotch mixtures. Colors, dark gray, browns, etc. Ages 6 to 18 years

Other Splendid Knicker Suit Values from $4.87 to $9.87

BOYS’ BLOUSES TALUKS UP TO TSe. Full cut. fully reinforced, collars attached; age* 8 to 15 years; choice....

Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded. —Panlato—

■utlet Jast Owe Abort Block East at Pennsylvania St.

Main Fifty-Fifty (5050). Telephone and Mail Orders Promptly Filled.

Why Worry About High Prices on New Furniture We Have Good As New at <h Saving of Half

Overstuffed Leather Chairs and Rockers

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High-Grade Pianos at BIG SAVINGS

Twenty-five styles from which to make selections. Biggest values in city. Genuine leather or chase leather, in black or Spanish. (PI O A A Prices range upward from tJ)JLO*Vv

range upward from. Cash or Payments.

Exceptional bargains in pianos that can’t be told from new. Decker, Star and other standard ^• ^$75.00 t. $125.00 Cash or Payments.

Exceptional Offerings in Bedroom Suites

Saturday Special

Four extra fina bedroom suites of three to six pieces^ Choice of

French gray, American walnut, quartered oak

half.

or ivory. We save you

Cash or payments.

New Slop Jars Good quality earthenware, complete with cover and bale. While they last, each— 89c

Table I^amps

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Most complete line in city. Gas 'T fZ or electric. Some as low as....

A select line, ranging from the ordinary old style to the very latest overstuffed Turkish Divan. Prices upward, from $15.00, cash or payments.

Sectional Bookcases

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Two hundred sections of sectitonal bookcases, in oak. Early English and mahogany, guaranteed saving of half. (Cash or payments.)

A Word About Stoves

* See our line of heaters. Deposit will hold for future del i v e r y. Every stove guaranteed. Save half. Cash or payments.

Keep the children outdoors. Big assortment of toys for the kiddies. Scooters, Kiddie Kars, Toddle Bikes, Slides 12 to 40 feet long, etc.

The Wise Shopper is Our Best Customer BAKER BROS. Opposite Courthouse 219-225 E. Washington St. Pioneer Dealers in Used Furniture That Can’t Be Told From New

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