Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1919 — Page 32

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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, FBIDAY, AFGUST 22. 1919.

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HALF A DAY ONLY

} s Saturday at, 12:30 Noon to engage yotir interest and speed your decision, these have been chosen and specially underpriced for the hours preceding the customary Saturday half holi-

store will close promptly at 12:30.

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ABE MARTIN.

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A Saturday Morning Clearance Sale of Frocks, Capes, Silk Suits and Skirts

FROCKS—Dainty, attractive little models, fashioned of printed voiles—

English prints—challis—and chintz. Prettily trimmed. Sharp,

reductions in price.

CAPES—and dolmans are of wool jersey, serge, novelty tweed mixtures, ad the like. Considering that these garments will be excellent for early fall ear, considering the style, and the worth of the fabrics, we suggest your early choice to be sure of any at all THE SUITS—are of tricolette and Paulette, trimmed with Angora. There are a few taffeta suits and several Shantung suits in natural color. THE SKIRTS—At $7.95, are plaited and gathered skirts in plaid taffeta. A^ are smartly made skirts of white cotton gaberdine. At $1.45 are skirts cotton gaberdine is a good, dependable quality. A-Ayre*—-Third floor.

the SChildn Special for Saturday Morning

Reduced to—

(T1 IQ—Colored and white beach rompers; 2 to

«Pl.iy to 6 years.

(tl ZQ—Fine striped gingharfl, also a few plain 4? 1 .Vs colors; white madras creepers, 1 to 0 yea*s. Cl Ofi—Dvtch rompers, white waist, rose or blue

bloomers, 4, 5 «

4, 5 and S years.

SWING

As cut; the last at this price—$1.00. in BEDDING Four-Hours’ Selling , satin bedspreads in whits; light weight; easy I each. * torn and hemmed; good heavy weight; *•*«»** sheets, 81x90-inch size. Only a few in the

i; torn and hemmed;

42x86 inches.

8 pound, comfort size; 72x90-inch size. Spe-

10 yards to a bolt. Special at 95c

r!S«"r.“r* Neckwear

—Ayres—Second floor.

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Sale of Gash ToweHngs rash, 18 inches wide. Saturday only with red border; 17 inches wide. Saturhoneycomb crash, with blue borders 17 inches

a yard.

-Ayres—Second floor.

Wear on Special Sale Prevailing Saturday A. M. -126 silk shirts of tab silk and baby broadcloth; with contrasting stripes, white grounds with pin stripes •ope, tan, pink and green. Priced for speedy each. . *■ SUITS—Men's checked nainsook and striped nion suits; feather weight mesh, no sleeves, knee closed crotch. Saturday special at $1.45 a suit, $5.75. • . satin striped Tpadras-mercerised fabric union suits, Saturday special at $1.95 a suit, or three suits K. • • .'. 4TENNIS SETS—Consisting of net, stakes, two ractwo balls. Specially priced for one-half day only at —Ayres—Street floor. Dopm for Saturday— :e Lace Specials designed laces, suitable for collar and cuff seta, 4 inches 50c a yard. ^ white, cream and ecru. From 8 to 10 inches wide, a yard. : fiber nets, 40 inches wide. Special at 19c —Ayres—Street floor.

Petticoats Saturday to $2.4^ le and plaid effects constitute the of silk-and-linen petticoats Sale price, $2.45, obtains for Satur--Ayrea—Street floor booth.

Ice Tea Spoons

TEA STRAINER Nickeled Tea Strainer, ebony handle, with dyip bowl; all in one, each— 50c By Parcel Post, 55c.

Add much to the daintiness and convenience of serving the popular summer beverage. Silver plate, plain pattern; set of six $1.75 By parcel post $1.80

1 STORE CLOSES DAILY AT S P. M, SATURDAYS l*i3e NOOX. Charles Mayer ^Company 29 and 31 West Washington Street—Established 1840

Picture Framing W* duplicate picture frames. Our stock of frames is constantly being replenished by the very latest in design. LYMAN BROS. 22S-25 East Okie Street

IN VEST IN A DIAMOND See the values we have in fine diamonds and artistic diamond jewelry; EVARD 104 Moaasaeat Circle.

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Th’ department o' Justice ought t’ hire a farmer's wife t’ find th' egga Mrs. Tipton Bod received a can o’ beans t'day that'd been opened by mistake.

HN.MKS; AHMY IS THE CAUSE

JUDGE OF THE OHIO^EARBORN CIRCUIT COURTS.

Envelope Chemises Saturday at 79c Several broken assortments of voile and batiste envelope chemises have been grouped to one price for immediate disposal. In pink and white. Special at 79c. A small lot of soiled kimonos, trimmed with lace and Georgette, and tailored models, have all been greatly reduced. What you want may be in this selection. See them. —Ayres—Third floor. Dress Cottons Superb Values for Saturday Morning 32-inch ginghams in plaids, stripes and checks at 29c. Yard wide printed' voiles in stripes and floral designs, white or,tinted grounds, 29c. Color Woven Fabrics Very handsome dress eottons on special tables at 59c, 79c and 98c a yard. Twould pay to buy for next season. / —Ayres—Second Floor.

THE G. H. WESTING CO. VERRO.Vr AND PENNSYLVANIA STS. , India am *■ Lending Cycle and Sporting Good* Store.

PRINCETON BIKES

Every boy's great desire is to have a bike, so as to romp, play and ride with his chums in the great out-doors. Our guaranteed pikes, at $33.50 and $38.50 Cnah. nr on the pa y-n»-yon-ride plan.

HOME AT LAWRENCEBURG

[Special to The Indtnnapolie News] LAWRENCEBURG. Ind.. August 22.— Warren N. Hauck, Judge of the circuit court district composed of Dearborn and Ohio counties, died of apoplexy at his home here Thursday afternoon. H^e was fifty-nine years old and unmarried. Judge Hauck was serving the sixth year of his term and had been ill only a few days. Hs was graduated from the Lawreneeburg high school in ISIS and the Cincinnati law school in 1883. The body will lie in state in the courtroom here from 1 to 3 o’clock Sunday afternoon, after which funeral services will be held.

MACHINE TOOLS and MACHINERY ACCESSORIES Canton Portable Cranes VORREGDT MACHINERY C0. f 43 S. Meridian St

Whose birthday or anniversary this month? Why not renfember it with a beautiful arrangement of flowers? The' appreciation will be yours.

^ Main 840—Auto. 28-240.

PLACES FOR PREACHERS MADE AT CONFERENCE

METHODIST PROTESTANT CIRCUIT SYSTEM PASSING.

Reductions For Saturday’s Sale At 21C a set, collars and cuffs, of organdies and batiste; very dainty in white and light colors. ~At 50c a yard, crisp organdie plaiting to give a light, airy touch to the silk or woolen

frock.

—Ayres—Street Floor. Specially Priced Toilet Goods For Saturday Morning Only Auditorium bath soap, 3 cakes for 20c. Djer-Kiss rouge, 40c. Lashbrow for the eyelashes,

29c.

Pinaud's Lilas de France vegetal#, 79c. - Large cans Talcum Vendome fo'r the bath, 10c. Lorigan perfume, $4.00 an ounce. —Ayres—Street Floor. I Economy Garment (Shop { T— 11 Ayres Baioncn! ^ j White Wash Waists At 59c each, slightly soiled waists of voile, neatly made. Broken lots have been grouped and given a single price for this special selling. White Wash Skirts ’ At esc, $1.5®, $1.75 and $1.98, white cotton wash skirts, prettily trimmed 'with pockets, belts, buttons, etc. Prices for Saturday morning only. —Ayres—Basement. ,

Ini the Self-Serve Grocery Batavia-Ajax Coffee One-Pound Carton, 50c Armouris picnic hams (shoulders). average 4 to S pounds, each, pound. 33c. Bacon, sugar cured, sliced and derined. pound, 45c. Butter. Ayres' special creamery, pound. 58c. | Anona plain and chile cheese, package, lOc. Anona pimento cheese, package, 15c. Bacon equarea, a pound, 40c. Potato chips, fresh daily, package, 9c. Morton’s free running salt. 3 boxes for 25c. Sunshine cakes and crackers, package. ITc. 13c and 8 l-3c. Neufchatel cheese, package, 9ceWright’s Thousand Isiand dressing, package, 25c and 12c. California ripe olives a can, 25c. —Ayres—Basement.

NEW SALEM MAN ELECTED

[Special to The Indianapolis News] GREENFIELD. Ind., August 22.More positions for preachers are being created by the Indiana conference of the Methodist Protestant church, now in Its eighteenth annual session at this city. This is making much work for the boundary committee, and the members worked out details of the plana Thursday and today. The circuit system Is passing in Indiana, and the more prosperous churches are demanding all of the time of the

lerbst were mac and taken from the old Swkyzoe circuit, each to pay a pastor 11,000 a year and supply a parsonage. Saparats Stations. Fowlerton and Pleasant Grove also were made separate stations, the former to pay 11,000, the latter 1800 a year and each to provide a parsonage. Bethel church, on the Worthington circuit, was another which was made a station. The meeting Friday morning was devoted to committee reports and the business session of the women’s missionary societies. At the annual meeting of the Preachers’ Aid Society, an organization which collects and distributes relief to elderly members of the conference and their fam ilk*?, M. F. Iliff, of New Salem, was elected president; Walter C. Williams, of Muncle, treasurer, and Lawrence Wood, of Greenfield, secretary. Laymen Elected. The board of managers Is composed of laymen and the following were elected: Indignapolis district, W. B. Sanders, of Franklin; Muncie district F. A. Lamphter, of Frankfort; Ft Wayne district, John Whittaker, of Culver. The roll of charges was referred to committees and addresses were made today by C. E. Wilbur, of Pittsburg, Pa., editor of the church’s Sunday school literature; *N. J. Shroyer, a chaplain with the army during the war and now a member of the faculty of Westminster Seminary, Westminster, -Md., and F. W. Pierpont of Pittsburg. Pa, representing the publications of the

church.

The Very Latest in Bracelet Watches *T'HE Rewest models are in. A Our Christmas stock is here and includes all the latest and prettiest designs, both in gold and the now very popular chased silver. Some have bracelets, some ribbons, but all are beauties. Come in and look. Prices run— $23 and Up JuIiu^CVtaH^Soo M INC. No» 5»r C. WA9M.fl«, Jewelry and Diamond®. Merchants Bank Bldg.

of runt vegetables—a tiny cucumber, a string bea^i an onion a little bigger than a pea, a green tomato, a'stunted blackberry. ‘May have been intended as exhibit No. 1 for the fair price committee,” said Mr. W yckoff. _ Announcement. „ Frank Fitzgerald, Lawyer. General practice all courts. Bonds arranged In criminal cases. Compensation and damages recovered. Office, 421 Law bldg. o- ; i«ntractors’ Machinery tor Sale and Reas. | Holsts, mixers, derricks, winches, pumps, \ Novo outfits, steam shovels, hollers, eto. Bock Equipment Co.. *02 Fletcher Trust bldg. | Blow el Piping, Dust and Shavtns Collector >iag erected by JOSEPH GARDNER Kentucky avenue.

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Storage Tarda. Space for Rent. Northwestern ava and 19th. Big 4 switch. Bock Equipment Co., 402 Fletcher Trust bldgRubber Stamps—Frank J. Teipco. 711 Russell Ave. Phone Prospect 93^0. Ever .Good Oleomargarine—Glossbrenner’a

BJewelry of Ment has always bean Abe policy of this store. Here you will always find the. best the markets afford, at a price wliich is most attractive to the careful, thrifty

buyer.

If you are Interested in the

purchase of

Diamonds we particularly wish to call your attention to iome wonderful stones we have mounted In

the very latest settings.

Thesc'Stones are set in a platinum star, which, in turn, is set

SI lAaai ® %,^'S $ vv SI S\2Sa .Alt L. tl 1 Ii« •- in a solid gold Tiffany ring. You will he more then pleased with

th« isiililaiii

iese rings and also the price of them. These ringe are kpecially priced for Saturday at $40. $50. $75 and $100. FleteherMNoe _ JEWELRY STORE „

103 N. ILLINOIS ST. Omesrta Tmatn*! JUtio*.

If you want the beat WALL PAPERS that money can buy, always ask to see the complete line of the Central Wall Paper Co. Carried by the leading dealers, decorators and stores throughout Indiana, Illinois, Ohio and Kentucky.

ARCH SUPPORTS \We are experts in the care of all feet trouble. Recognized authority on feet. WERT-STROUP CQ. Indiana Pythian Bldg. Maas. Ave and Penn. St. Main 5461

FORMER SERVICE MEN MEET Pass Resolutions at Marion Asking Civilians to Be Replaced. [Special to The Indianapolis News] MARION. Ind., August 22—Resolutions were passed at a meeting of the Byron Thornburg post No. W. American Legion, held Thursday night, protesting against the employment of civilians in the National Military homes and the quartermaster department It was said that men who had seen .Service for the country, and who are well qualified for these positions should be named at once and all of the civilian employes removed. A committee of six representing the Marion War Mothers attended the meeting and pledged the support of the organization to the former service man in every possible way.. The women presented a Bible to the poet.

A Diamond A safe, sure (increasing in value) investment for your dividends, intereet or bonds. r HUUAUY\\ Diamonds From $30 to $800 j 4 p# mullally Diamond Importer and Jeweler 28 MONUMENT PLACE.

Little Stories of Daily Life

Saved His Head, But— The speaker at a small town commencement was very late. The principal of the school, who is a woman, gave a sigh of relief when he entered Just as his name wae announced. In^her little introductory speech he told the audience about her feeling of relief. “Why, I was so uneasy that one minute I told myself, ‘Oh, if that man will only come I’ll fall on his neck and weep my welcome,* and then the next minute I would vow that if he didn’t come I would almost break his head.? Of course the audience laughed. That was - expected, bat not the comment from a youngster In the rear, who pipey! out, "You've saved your head, mister, hat oh. that neck of yours!” Greeting of the Season. A little box that would arouse the curiosity of any one, was received through the mail by Stanley ^VyckoflT. federal food administrator for Marion county. He opened it rather gingerly, not knowing whether or not the contents were directed against him as a public official. The contents did not prove dangerous. On top Was a bit of paper on which was written, "Greetings

of the

Under It was a motley

MARCO POWER AND UGHT PLANT For farm, church, bank, store, school, garage or small village, will give the utmost iw service and lifetime durability with a minimum upkeep expense. When you buy a light and power plant, buy one that is able to take care of your FUTURE needs. The Marco lasts a lifetime. Construction Engineers—“The Marco will make night work light as day.’’ Free information on request. R. A. MILHOLLAXD A CO.. SIS# If. CAPITOL AVE., INDIANAPOLIS.

Whitney Corset Shop

Madame Whitney ’gives personal at-

tention to all fittings.

Specializing Corsets—

$1.00 to $5.00 and ob up to *25

24 North Meridian St. (Southwest Corner Meridian and Circle — ground floor.) Malm 3333. Automatic 28-842.

such

ments

Fresh, Smiling Blossoms as wo have a generous stock of, prove to be wonderful^. $ In happiness—for yourself and friends. Order some to&tF A, Wiegand’s Sons Co., Florists ii*‘

Just as ucar as the Bearcat phoae.

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KOTTEMAN’S for Furniture

Sava 16% to 20% aa aaythiag aay time.

Baet Wa.hlagtoa Strout

ORDER YOUR FALL SUIT NOW THE BEST TAILORS, 129 W. Wahuftos St

RINK'S ■■■ ■ Opportunity Sale — ■ ■ Means Season-End Bargains Saturday Until Noon, 12:30

$12.50 Plaid Wool) $15 Navy Serge ’ $42 Nary Serge

Coats $/| .50 ^r==

Capes *81

Uolmans *25^

$5.00 House \ Up to $13.50 \ $16.50 White

\Houae and Street! Voile

Dresses \ Dresses \ Dresses

$2jo \ $6^2 \

Odds and Ends.

All Sizes.

$4.00 and $6.50

White Wash

$4.00

$5.00 Satin and

Silk

wmie nasn \ Q 1 \ »UK Skirts) Blouses $lJ)5 \ $JJ5 \ $2J5

and $2.95 Extra Fine.

and $2.95 All Shades.

and $1.9* Great Value.

Rink’s Cloak House

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New Fall Boots

Special for Saturday Tan Russia >v ...... ; f, . / Lace Boot Military Heel,

Dark Coco Russia Lace Boot, with (1J/J ff A leather Louis heel ijH/sOvr ’ Store Open Saturday Evenings Until 9:30. Feltman & Curme

SHOE STORES CO. 38 East Washington Street

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Come in Saturday Morning and Get the New Records for Sunday We carry a big: stock of all the newest records. You can get your favorite numbers at Pearson’s in the Victor, Vocalion and Edison Records. 4 # * We Close Saturday at 1 P. M. “If You Can't Call, Write” , . ,'y ■' ; Pearson Piano Co. “Indiana’s Largest Piano Store,” 128-130 N. Pennsylvania SL, Indianapolis. Branch Stores in Kokomo, Anderson, Columbus, El wood, Frankfort, Newcastle, Shelbyville and Hartford City.

Records Have the Latest Instrumental and Vocal-Hits First. Pathe Shop, 17 East Ohio SL