Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 August 1919 — Page 26

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THE INDUXAPOLIS NEWS, FRIDAY, ATOrST 29, 1919.

DATE

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efnc»««cy. and person*! b* given on w. F. Book, lng^nd% m^E

J so will gtvs md ThursProblsms. W. B, Blttsnd Mtm Mary dlvteion r*turned fcVs been for th will

r that Indiana ttidsnta of to study the direc- . The opened and #it ha* rei ■drxcs ^Tiggg,^

own a great increase in university attendance all over the country- Likewise, report* from registration offices indicate that enrollment* this fail will probably be higher than ever before. The work in the Indlanapolie clasees is open to any one who care* te enter end nay the fees which vary trom » to US a semester. The office* of the center, is charge of Robert E. Cavanaugh. are at UlS Merchants Bank ABANDON UNION AFTER MAWS ULilATUM

POLICEMEN AT TEfU|C HAUTE VOTE TO GIVE UP CHARTER.

OBTAINED INCREASE IN PAY

research, have Just indorsed the program of the Marlon County Tuberculosis Association for the establishment in Marion county of a hospital where advanced cases of tuberculosis may be segregated from the general public and receive adequate treatment and emrm. Mary A- Meyers, executive secretary of the tuberculosis association, has announced that •he nas been notified that the Central Labor Union was sending to rummer* of the Marion county council and the county commissioners a resolution, signed by Herbert McCormick,

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movement for the estaWishment of the hospital. The county official* will act finally on the proposal of a special committee of the tuberculosis amocfcettoa. at meeting* early in September.

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M r: Ault and Michael *. pv>u>

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Central Labor

This action folissusd Tuesday by

WSffTSSXm. feet that th« men would have union or to resign their po-

mpselaf to Th* Isdianspoii* Wewsi TERRE HAUTE, Ind. August

Members of the recently organised Terre Haute policemen's union held a meeting Just before roil eali last night, and. by a vote of M to it, decided to abandon the organisation and to sur-

their charter. This action an ultHMttomMHMBHBfl Hunter, with the unanimous

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to utm the

^Th**’ union had Just oempletOd organisation and elected officers, with] fiylvester fioyle. formerly superintend-. enf of polfre, as president If was or-1 gantsed primarily for the purpose of

to abandon

__ r than precipitst* kind threatened. The

similar organisation obtain Inereatw»d

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your eur/port ' * Mr. Tracy's letter to the tuhemiloeia e^ocfaO^ o, the subject ed ^ ?* *• becoming v*rr #vie«

^n« very evident that

something must be done at once to deal with the large number of casea of chronic tuberculosis in our city. With *1* deaths last year, one can sorely realise how many active cases there

trust be hi the city. The

of the city government made for us in

survey report

government made for us to 1*17 by the New Turk Bureau of Muaic

tpa! Research stated: With more effective home supervision it will undoubtedly be found that both the new county aanatorittna and the prevent pavilion at the city hospital will be overtaxed. and increased facilities must be found for advanced cases. It is growing more and more apparent in cities which have had long experience in this werk that the confinement of advanced caeee in institutions is mote important even than providing sanatorium* for in-

cipient cases.

"The report recommended the enlargement of the pavilion at the city hospital, on the ground that such a hoepita! ought to he near the city and near the patient's home and relatives It is doubtful, however, whether chronic cases of tuberculosis ought to be cared for at a general hospital to which children are sent and at which pupil nursee are trained. Every effort, it seems to me, ought to be made to remove such case* from the city hospital. This can not be done until a new institution for chronic cases is greeted and in operation. There is an unquestioned need of such an institution The location is a matter of expediency.**

WINTER COLONY MEETING. First Summer Picnic of Indian* Society of St. Petersburg, Fla^ Held. Two hundred persons attended the first summer picnic of the Indiana Society of St. Petersburg, Fla., held yesterday afternoon at Garfield park. The program Included interpretations by Harry Porter, a recitation by Mise Helen Myers, eleven-year-old daughter of Clarence Myers. 3039 North New j Jersey street, and a mock trial in which j MiM Marjorie Wolfgang was the platnjkd Elliott Tibbetts the defendant. Was banished to Siberia for _ and the plaintiff was awarded « cent* damage*. A picnic l«nch and w&Ltrmelon feaat ha4 prom»ne i ,t

oUttM on the program.

Member* of the society annually spend part of the winter in Florida, and there are between L500 and -.«» ^^T^r'mee^of^ejsociet^ JSSLS.* SSSTcSSSS; kX™. iKSrSb. “iL^srirut

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made for the

The Greyhound

AN ideal shoe for fall and winter wear— xXmade in dark tan with Wingfoot rubber heels—a typical Emerson value at $9.00. One of many. Call and see them. Priced from $6.00 to $12.00 Emerson Shoe Store 8 East Washlagtea Street.

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PUN FOR TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL IS INDORSED

HootoDependableDru4Sfores/^ “■ Hooks Stores Interest Everyone in the Family Besides the drug section, wjjich is of interest to young and old, there are the other departments that interest various members of the family. But where our stores help most is with the most important factor of a household—the - pocketbook. Economical households buy at Hook’s.

Central Labor^Union and Chamber of Com mere* Approve Proposal *f * MaHon County Association. Th* Central Labor Union of Indianapolis. and th* Chamber of Commerce, through Robert K Tracy, director of the chamber's bureau of govemmenta’

HELP YOUR DIGESTION When acid-distressed, relieve the indigestion with tf < Ri-MOIDS Dissolve easily on tongue—as pleasant to take as candy. Keep your stomach sweet, try Ki-moid*. MADE BT SCOTT * BOWMC makers orscorrs bmulskjr _ ' ■ iTlfl

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Fall Models iooI Wear

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Young Man’s models, particularly adapted to campus and classroom wear, ill a

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and classroom wear, in a wide range ot beautiful patterns and fashionable fabrics. Silk-Lined l

Fall Suits

A Big Saving on Every One, Dae tv The NEW PLAN fentnating unnecessary expense. No high, firstrent; no free delivery; no credit accounts or bad lower figure on every price ticket. 2ad Floor Herdusb Bank Bldg., Wash, and Meridian

s\KE ELEVATOR i <* //if? Dift'eroncc"

Open Saturday Evenings

Until 9 ©’Clock

Lmaments and Ointments *2tc Coticura Ointment UJIc ♦We Cutkmra Ointment JW>c Cuticura Ointment ....H9c •2$c Gowan’s Pneumonia Salve I»e •30c Hoff's Liniment 24k: •60c Hoffs Liniment .drPc

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♦26c Menthoiaiutn *60c Mentbolatum •30c Musterole .... •60c Musterole ... •86c Omega Oil ... ♦60c Omega Oil ...

♦WTlfi Omega Oil,., HI •25c Paraeamph 1 •60c Resinol Ointment 44c •$1.20 Resinol Ointment Sic. •30c Sloan's Liniment i9c

•60c Sloan’s Liniment •$1.20 Sloan’s Liniment .... •30c St. Jacob’s Oil •60c St. Jacob’s Oil........

*30c Trask’s Ointment •60c Trask’s Ointment

*86c Unguentine

ck’s Sab

49c

89c .....a... ,24c ..««..««• .49l ,

...g«c ... .48c

_ *. 29c ♦30c VicV* Salve (Vapo Rub) 17c

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Tonic* and Blood Porifien •I1JK) Bliss Nativs Herb TableU «5c •$1.25 Cadomene Tablets 98c •60c Chase’s Blood and Nerve Pills 49c *80c Eckman’s Alterative 74c ♦$1.50 Eckman’s Alterative $1.35 *$1.50 Fellows’ Syrup Hypopho*phites.$1.10 ♦$1.00 Fellows' Syrup Hypophoephitee.. .84c •50c Make Man Tablets 39c *$1.10 Miles Nervine 74c •$1.00 Nuxated Iron Tablets ..69c •$1.00 Penma . . .6»c ♦$1.10 Plant Juke 89c *$1.00 Pinkham Vegetable Compound... 79c *$1.00 Pepgen 69c •$1.10 Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. ...89c *$1.10 Pierce’s Golden Med. Discovery. .89c *$1.10 S. S. S 67c •$1.76 S. S. S $1.49 •$1.00 Wheeler’s Nerve Vitalirer. 84c •$1.00 Wine of Cardui 84c

Hook’s Famous Malted Milk Served at all our fountains at the pre-war price of IOC . *■ y

HAT DYES

30c Colorite ... 30c Pana Straw •.% _ ,

,...19c ...19C

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Hook’s Cigars are Humidor Kept From Manufacturer to Smoker Every Day at Sale Prices

7c Cigars for Sc Each

15c El Verso (Perfecto Extra)

12c each or $ for 35c 5c Cigars at 6 for 25c

Domestics Roeger’g Little Havanas

6c Cigars at 5c Each

Rocky Ford

Kiefer’s Dividend La Axora (Opera)

Little Chancellor (box of 12 for 60c)

2 for 25c Cigars at 10c Each Admiration (Bon I La Preferenda (Club Ton) House) Flor De Moss (Per- La Preferencia (Vkfecto Grand) | toria)

Camel (Broadleaf) Dutch Master (Baby Grande) Miss Detroit

(Op.

La Preferencia

era)

La Siesta Southern Commerce

7c Cigars for 6c Each

Lincoln Highway La Azora (Agree-

ment) -

Palma Villa

Permit

Red Dot

3-20-8

Vincello

Crane’s Decision

(Broadleaf)

Crane’s Havana

Smokers

Deschler’s Monogram (Club and In-

vincible)

John Raskin

Laxative and Digestive Remedies

*75c Bell Ane 59c •25c Burkhart Vegetable Compound .....19c ♦26c Boecham Pills 19c *50c Caldwell’s Syrup * Pepsin 39c

*$1.00 Caldwell’* Syrup

Pepsin .74c •25c Carter’s Little Liver Pille .14c •60c Eatonk * 33c

•25c Edward’s Olive

Tablets 19c

•30c Humohre/s Homeopathic Remedies

♦40c Abbot’s Saline Laxative .39c •76c Abbot’s Saline Laxa- _

flit*Bill Ans !l9c * 5 ® c ^ imestone Phosphate.39c

*85c Jad Salts

• 22c ..69c

*25c Morse’s Indian Root PiBa ......19c *25c Munyon’s Paw Paw

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Pills

22 c

*60c Miona Tablets 49c •50c Milk of Magnesia (Phillip’s) 39c •25c Nature’s Remedy Tablets ..19c *60c Nature’s Remedy Tablets 32c •60c Pluto Water 26c

•30c Pinkham’s Liver Pills 23c •80c Pierce’s Pellets 22c •30c Phenolax Wafers (Upjohn’s) -...16c ♦50c Pape’s Diapepsin.. A 39c •30c Sal Hepatka. 24 c *60c Sal Hepatica 49c *25c Salinos ...19c •50c Salinos 39c ♦$1.00 Salinos 78c •25c Schenck’s Mandrake Pill# 19C •30c Smith’s Bile Beans. .24c ♦26c Wright’s Indian Vegetable PUls 19 C *$1.26 Veracolate Tableta..98c

Manicure Specialties

Cuticle 29c

Cute* Marti$U9

Maui42c 29c 29c

•35c Hralo Nsil -JQ^ Polish (cake). l*Jv

•I5e Cutex Remov- . er •60o Cutex Remover .....

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cure

Outfit

*50c Cutex

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Outfit •36c Cutex Nail Poileh. •lie CHato Nall Enamel

Sjlh 19c

'%»**>*" (powder)...

•30c Luster Re 04 n Cuticle Ice £nk%s •30e Luiterite Liquid N.n 24c

Bleach ..

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•30c Lusterite rtd-*

Kail Ettamel.. •30c Luiterite Nail Polish...

•36c Rosaline •80c Satin

Rose

Tiftt

24c 24c Ski n ,24c

34c 55c

Perfumes and Toilet Water*

•60c Col grate's Toilet Water., •75d Colgate’s Toilet Water..

•11.00 Colgate’s QQ„ Toilet Water.. OIH, •»L76 Djer-Kiss Perfume. ffA ounce ©letJU •11.00 t>Jer-K I s s wlwr .... 11.74 11.15 Djer-Kiss S-:. $1.12

Nail Files and Clips

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(one

ounce)

$2.75

•$1.60 Mary Garden Perfume, Cl OK

H ounce...

•$8.00 Mary Garden

$2.40 Garden $3.00

Perfume, 1 ounce,..

•8.86 Mary

Toilet

Water

•81.26 Pinaud’s Lih v T...... 89c •1.25 Fiver's Azurea Perfume, one m* *c ounce ,.. t. wlelD •2. $5 River's Azu-

rea Toilet ^2

Water

20c

4-in. Flexible Triple Cut... 6-in. Flexible OKa Triple Cut... aiitfV 6-in. Flexible QA/» TTiple CUJ. i, OUG 8-ln. Flexible QfLa Triple Cut... 09%,

4-In. Flexible Double Cut.. Pocket Nail Clip

Tee Nall

Nipper*

SMITH, KLINE & FRENCH V AMERICAN ASPIRIN

BOTTLE of 100 Tablets

(1 Down, 10f) 4SC (3 do * en ’ 25c) Bach tablet bear* the manufacturer's

trade mark—S K F.

I Mail Order Notice

Please include postage on all orders, and War Tax on articles designated by an asterisk (*). Rate of tax is 1c for each 25c or fraction thereof.

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HONEST ALL

FAIR WEEK UNIFORMS. H. L. SANDERS Manufacturer of Autolnobilists , Uniforms Dusters. One-pteCe Unlonalls, Machinists' Coats, White Duck Buita. Waur-se^s DeuUsts’Co^t Butohsfg Outfit*. White Duck Pants, Aprons for all trade*. Call and see oor line. *•«* ^jkoujet Auto. Main 84*4. Sanders Building. 218 Indiana Avenue.

TRY A WANT AD IN THE NEWS FOR RESULTS rrHY * W * WT AD lw THE tlEWS

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Southeast Comer VashiBftOR aoil Illinois Sts. Qccilifltii BfilUins

Washington and New Jersey Sta. Massachusetts Ave. and Vermont St. College Ave. and Twenty-second St. Illinois and Pratt Sta.

Southeast Comer Washington and Meridian Sts. Merchants Bank Building

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We Have Your Stove When You Want It at the Price You Want to Pay £very Stove Is Guaranteed and Means a Big Saving to You

Heating Stoves < Hot Blasts Base Burners Coal Ranges Combination Coal and Gas Stoves Cook Shoves Laundry Stoves Gas Stoves, Etc.

Every standard make of stove is here for your inspection. They are good as new and will save you the price of your winter’s fuel. Don’t worry about advances in prices on stoves. Our prices are, established now. We have a big supply. Get yours while the line is complete. We sell for cash or on payments. A Deposit Will Hold for Future Delivery

Sectional Bookcases

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

Saturday Special

Kitchen Cabinets

$22.50

Standard make of new

cabinets

KA Is the Iow mark 011 our u8e<i cal>inet8 *

3) • •DU Every known make.

CASH OR PAYMENTS.

New Slop Jars

Good quality earthenware, complete with cover and bale. While they last, each—

89c

Everything For Housekeeping At a Guaranteed Saving of Half

Table Lamps

Most complete line in city. Gas or electric. Som* as as low as J

•We Ship Free of Charge-

We crate your purchases and see they are in good shape for shipment. We deliver by truck to all nearby points. We are responsible dealers and have every facility to make your transactions pleasurable and profitable.

The Wise Shopper Is Our Best Customer BAKER BROS. Opposite Courthouse 219-225 E. Washington bt. Pioneer Dealert in Used Furniture That Can *t Be Told From New

Open Saturday Evening