Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 August 1919 — Page 5
-t
T"
*t i t> clock.
wUJ b J ar l, ^£
m will be
® ,
> to b«
Wilt bo ft* fol-
Rev. a B. D»rl« and wtte I from Atlantic city, where they
Mr, Devi* wlU tabernacle at the
THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATUBDAY, AUGUST 30. 1919.
m rwf Among the Se°Ta b L»th
mmmmm
te her
for which Miae
Weal etreet, a ml Beck waa given by the na Beck and
■KpaM affair* tertec her r!»JC A number of reaMents W the S» Mock. North California etrcet. save a *rjrpri*e fer the retwww* •hWler* in the block Wednewiay. the three beteft Walter fttea T. M- C A- worker, who returned U*t FYtday after •everni ta nance; Jam«* perrr and Oeorsa taika in
which the association i* to
tall and the sreat increase in internet since the return of the soldiers, the association ex-
P ”"
are being lined
. *be drive. Special attention
b *« Ua> * r » a special
canvaas will be made !n the interest at sawchlBC out men who are making desirable fit teens and who hare been denied . S?^ 0 ^ 3 ® 1 * 7 to leajrT1 to read and write, d' » ** edueatkmai secretary.
E. B- DeFraatz is secretary. wld, Columbia avenue, and
John W. Ctsson, also of this city, were married iast Saturday evening at the home of
the bride. The ceremony was performed by ; SS R^Te A*Clark, pWnor of Allen chapel. ! The home was prettily decorated with palms. ; forming the altar for the !
_ ceding the ceremony, Mrs. Mildred KU»S j
being lined up preparatorv to sang "'O Promise Me.” The attendant* s thTdrive te were Ulyt«s Orrid. Mother ef tha^lgda. |
who was best man. and Mrs. Daisy Thomas, bridesmaid. The bride was given away by her father, and she wore a gown of Ch^a silk and a silk veil, the same having been worn by her mother twenty-five years agoThe bride carried a bouquet of pmk rose*. The bridesmaid wore white Georgette crepe and carried pink roses- Mrs. Orrid was assisted by Mrs. Mary Ritchie. Mrs. Franklin. Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Caason left for the east, where they will
spend some time.
The Rev. P. M. Hendon, pastor of the Corinthian Baptist church, will have for the subject of his morning sermon tomorrow, ‘The Christian Ideal of Human Brotherhood," and in the evening his subject will be. "The Progress of the Temperance Movement." At I o'clock te the afternoon the Rev, A W Smith and congregation will worship
with the Corinthian church and baptismal services will be held at the cloae of the evening services. The congregation is enthusiastic over the prospect* of the September rally for the purpose of raTsrng $2,500 for the building fund. Among the activities planned by various groups of the membership will be the Labor day picnic in charge of
the Hendon Club. The music will be provided by the K. of P. Band, and there will be an all-day program. The third Sunday in September has been set as rally day for the Brown-Waiter# Club. Envelopes for donations are being widely distributed, and the proceeds will go to the genera) rally fund, to be raised on the fourth Sunday in September,
opeu its sea. at the home
of Mr*. Wo
m wm bo the submomtag sermon of the Rev. W.
Others preeest
were Mrs. Charles H. Baughman. F B Ransom and John Lewis, Following the in- > formal program refreshments were served. The Allen Endeavor League of Bethel A. M, E, church will observe Missionary day ) Sunday afternoon at «:», at which time the general topic for diactission will be "America's Need of a Mare Practical Christianity." j Mis* F. A. Brown, a native of West Africa, j will give the first of a series of talks on "Liberia and Her People " Other numbers will be a paper by Miss Erma May A1I1a aol®, Mrs Carrie Crump, instrumental number. Miss Mary Smoot. A stiver offering will be taken. Mies Elizabeth
mpbelj Mite Missionary Bo- j Mayes is chairman of the missionary com- j A. M. E. church will be the; mittee. The Rev. Charles Sumner Williams
of Mrs. Miimis Claybome neatWedne* to the pastor.
ffnf. * ,U **" Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, a is the premaem- csrg»<*ial was bald at the Shaw school for I
B. W. Diggs- wl*> •** charge of collecUng the girls of the war camp community | war work data for tbs colored people of ln- [sendee club, at which time the formal diaus, left Thursday evening for Louisville, initiation was held. The ceremonial waa In the interest ©f Ms work. He win go to i followed by datfeing and a social boor. A Camp Sherman before returning to the city. ; number of elaasee are engaged in sewing, Mrs. Edith Blankenship was hostess to the | crocMstlng. knitting, paper flower const rueLadies' Alliance of tbs Corinthian Baptist- Ifon. ^muMc and story telling work. Ml
*75 srru szMamjmm W. Wins*, at tbs Hew Baptist church to-; moo . morrow morning, and in the evening hist topic will be. 'Divine Pardon." ]
guest of Mr*. Mlnnto - day afternoon at her Mrs. Allie Cheatham
church, Wednesday afternoon, at her home la West Fourteenth street Twenty-four members war# present. Mr*. Julia Reed is the
Coston i
Friday afternoon.
j»l« of
•M
Frances
•
vftrious a June is asaist--hs ediord .y,«,s, r v ; v. eva. New byoung having work In to snter Butler, tomftg 1* president.
OF A. WILL MEET.
Belna Made ,1 SMft.on.
of the Knights Africa will b* held n#xt week The
lw wl Lr. 1 , ,, £
ftrrlve Sunday, There will
military drill at Tom-
■ the!
Jeannette Walker, a teacher In the local public sehor-ls, has been very ill at the residence of Mrs. W. N. Curry, in H island Miss Walker spent a part of the in Chicago, attending the summer | JUI ■' univfrstty. ^ A. Thomas, of the dty public turned Wednesday from hw vaWhlch was spent la the east, Mr was a student at the Columbia summer school. New York, and spent some time i Connecticut with relatives and friend*. Mrs. Delia Btone will be In charge of the missionary rally to be conducted at the New Baptist church, Sunday afternoon. The weekly praise service will be held Tuesday evening and the Indies' Missionary Hoc let y meeting will be held Thursday afternoon at tho tebscca Quinton, sister of Mrs. Huffman, Miss Dawn Casey, aiso of Mrs. Huffman, Lisutsnant Lee Gorman, a brother-in-law, and Miss Candice luff man, a sister-in-law, wsr# the guests f Dr, and Mrs. Huffman for a part of
he week.
Th# girls of the Atmont playground surMls# Anna Bennett and Miss Blanch instructors, with a fruit shower , Th# children of the playground, with the teachers and parents and friends of the neighborhood, had a picnic at
Riverside park Friday.
Word has bssn received from Mrs. H. L. ..ummons, of this dty, that her mother, Mrs. Mary Dent, of Springfield, O., te seriously ill and not expected to recover. Mrs. Hammons was called to Springfield last Wednesday from Lsalngton, Ky., where she had gone
with
.ft
visit Dr. Hummons’b
..to taka
of
w. . with
^Vor'fiS
wSk.’ s u ?(
, nfttlonal
Id# at the sento be one of »ld from point Interest. Col-
making elaborate
fo»\ the entertainment of
vlaltora, and numbers are being planned.
. .. . wpweae the family who was
Miss Bassett Mayberry, of SperUnsburg. S. C., and F. L. Coleman, of Chicago, were quietly married at Chicago last Sunday evening. They left Immediately for this city, where they? spent a part of the week with * w the bride s cousin. Dr O. L. Ballinger, at Is his home In West Vermont street, returning
to Chicago Wednesday.
The Rev. Charles Sumner Williams, of this city, was a member of the delegation which appeared before the foreign relations senate committee In Washington, this week. The Rev. Mr. Williams was one of the speakers who presented phases of the race question for th* consideration of the committee dealing
with th* peace treaty.
Mrs. Alex Stout, of Drake street, has as her guest this week her sister, Mr*. Susie Williams, and Mrs. wmiams , s daughter, Mrs. Elisabeth Klnchlow; Mrs. Inez Page Chinn, of Kansas City, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. John Page, of Dayton, O., and Miss Callle Ann Williams, who Is a teacher In the public
schools of Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Clarissa Johnson entrtatned 400 soldiers at the Red Crass center at Ft. Benjamin Harrison - last Friday afternoon and evsntng. There were thirty-four Invited guests. Music and dancing were features of the evening program. The War Mothers’
this cHy,
IT IN RECITAL.
to Appogr for Benefit Chapel. of Simpson Chapel uch interested in the Charles Hanson, to be i church next Thursday the purpose of raising applied to the heating and general exwhose work Is this city. Is arranging program. was burned at a time exceedingly difficult to “ —
With
Now it next week _ remaining debt, foatered more en-
any
■■ iere
tion that has not of the congreHT W * n « it
BK express
through their sup-
money
my of them Will <
ERT FOR CHURCH. le te Be Heard Next Evening. Quartet, Mrs. Flora B. will give a concert at United Presbyterian next Wednesday evening, under of the women of the Mrs. Alice Me El wrath as the quartet are j. first soprano; »».*« .sms second alto. Mrs. "America, nvocation, the ion, sss:
ie pasl occupy tomornounce- - of the interest of
Folk. from Marmother and
A- Berry, of Oklahoma CH; of bis sister, Mrs. Georgs ■ West street, for a few days. John
Mr, Berry and Mrs.
Ity, Is tbs E. Coston.
Madeline Baptist has charge of the recreational work for th# girls. The Coolertdge Taylor Musical Union holds s meeting each Thursday evening. Th* entire work te free to the puMic, Mrs. J. C. Cooper, of Wash
ington, is te charge.
The colored men’s branch of the Young Men’s Christian Association is making plans for the fall membership campaign for which the objective will be 2,400 members J The Indianapolis branch te already th* , terge*t of the colored branches, haring a membership of more than 2.«». Because of the additionil work along educational lines [
AUTUMN TOURS TO EUROPE AND THE BATTLEFIELDS Personally Conducted, Including the American, the French and the British battlefields, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, the French Alps, Provence, the Riviera, the Pyrenees and the Chateau country. Rates, Sailings and Full Particulars on Request RICHARD A. KURT*. BK\ SAGALOWSKY, Managers Foreign Department. UNION TRUST COMPANY
120 East Market Street.
Mala 1570.
Auto. 2A-3S6.
•r-r-
Mrs. and
Club, of, this city, gave a purse to Johnson lit recognition of her kindliness Interest in the convalescing soldiers. E. B, Chsathsm, a representative of the United State* government in the rente and requisition claim servlae in France, has beep discharged from the army, and has returned to th* practice of law In this city. Mr. Cheatam has been retained In demobilisation work at Camp Upton. New York, for five months. Mr. Cheatham has been asked to address a clttaens' meeting In Louisville,
September t.
Miss Augustine Taylor, of Shelbyvllle, Ind., who has been the guest of Miss Emma Allison In Fayette street for the last week, baa returned to hor home. While here Miss Taylor was sntartained at a breakfast given by Mias Allison Tuesday morning. The home was prettily decorated with cut flowers. Covers were laid for twelve. After the breakfast the girls spent an hour In a sight
seeing tour.
The congregation of the Second Baptist church te making preparations for the completion of the new church by November 1. The general public Is requested to support one of the final efforts to raise money for th* completion of the work, September 22, when there will be a musicale under the auspices of the membership. Th* pastor, the Rev. B. J. F. Wesbrook, will occupy hie pulpit at tho regular service* tomorrow. An audience of moigi than 300 attended the meeting of the Douglass Literary Society Thursday evening at Bethel A. M. E. church. A chorus of thirty-two voices gave several selections, and there was a short program by Lem Campbell and his company, a committee of ten women entertained the stranger*. Iflans were made for a meeting at the Y. W. C. A. recreational center next week, when Mr. Campbell will aaaist with the program. The Rev. J. N. Brownlee reported an
offering Of *7.
General claea meeting will take the place of th* regular oervice* at Allen chapel A. M. E. church tomorrow morning. In the charge of the twelve class leaders of the church. The annual class rally will follow and It la expected that tha stewards will be able to complete their financial assessments for the year. The final reports of the building fund clubs showed that $2,100 has been raised. The standing of the various clubs remains unchanged. Th* Rev. E. a. Clark te the paator. Miss Mlrene Casey, of th* St. Louis city schools, who has been the guest of her sis-
Give The Skin New life Try this simple formula— “A Httl* CRUMB BLCAYA robbed feetly into tbs akiat tbsa if you need color, a very little Bleey* rouge agreed eerafeily over the cheeks before foe cream Is quit* dry! aud altar that tb* Ilia at las* pewdar aver all." CRIME ELCAYA Your dealer has ELCAYA and htu told it for years \ Ark him. In Jen mi 25 & 60c lames C Crana, Sole Agent Crams Bkaya Klcaya Reap* Elcaya Faea Fowder 148 Madison Are.. New York
m
:Nas ’FRUIT SALT” A Very Afreeablc Aperient For overcoming disordered digestion so prevalent in summer. Derived from fruits* it is both pleasant tasting and agreeable in its effect* At all Druggists
Buy Pa the Double Disc Records
Phonograph No Needles to Change
T A-A
_ . ■ A For Your Family’s Sake Every man should be insured against accident. It is more than a personal matter—it’s an obligation you owe your family. If you were injured in an accident today, you would not suffer alone. Think what it would mean to your wife, your children—those dependent on you! Do not shirk this obligation any longer. Decide now to protect yourself and family against the unexpected—for the unexpected ALWAYS happens. , The Indiana Travelers’ Accident Association offers you ACCIDENT INSURANCE AT COST Mutual benefit association organized and managed by commercial travelers for protection—not profit. Backed by 25 years’ experience and noted for prompt payment of claims. Membership limited to commercial travelers, house and city salesmen, proprietors, office men, department managers, persons not engaged in business more hazardous than that of a traveling salesman. This plan of preferred classes permits exceedingly liberal benefits. Membership has never cost more than $10 a year —OFTEN LESS. $2 MEMBERSHIP FEE WITH APPUCATI0N BLANK PAYS TO JAN. 1,1920 Apply for membership application blanks today. Write or call ,
Main 4028.
P. B. TRONE, Sec’y-Treas.
Auto. 24-294.
But the Best”
Indiana T ravelers’Accident Association
“Not the Biggest
. State Life Bldg.,
Indianapolis
Officers
John A. Hanna. President. Jud M. Eldredge. .Vice-President P. B. Trone. Bec’y-Treaa
Directors
Model 17, beautiful Louis XV design, in ma- fl»OAA hogany or oak tDaevv
EAUTY of design, quality of tone, ability to play any record you desire, and convenience of operation are the four factors that should govern your selection of a phonograph. Because of its acknowledged superiority in all four of these ways, the Pathe will give you the greatest pleasure and satisfaction in your home. There are ALWAYS New Pathe Records
There is a Pathe Dealer Near You. Visit His Store! DISTRIBUTED BY Mooney-Mueller-Ward Co., Indianapolis
CjffuD pfoJLjA dJUL matuLft. %DCXFcdLo.
HAAG’S COT PRICE DRUGS
Another Big Cut in the Price of Drugs
For years the Haags were loyal to the people of Indianapolis and central Indiana. The crowds of satisfied customers that can be found at all times in all the seven Haag Drug stores prove that the general public is loyal to the Haags. As a token of appreciation of this kindly feeling, another big reduction has been made in drugs and other merchandise. These can be bought cheaper every day and evening, including Sundays, in all the Haag stores since the war tax went in force. Before the war tax, these stores sold the $1.25 Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for 89c, they now sell it for 79c. The $1.10 S. S. S. Blood Purifier for 74c, now 67c. Other goods in proportion. No mail orders filled at these prices.
A SAMPLE OF DIFFERENCE IN REGULAR AND HAAG’S PRICES
Everything Freah, Genuine, of the Pnreat and Bea t Quality. Prices Subject to Chango Without Notiea.
Come to Hartmann s and Hear the Pathe Play
We have been appointed the distributors for East Washington st.
We have all models and records in stock.
315-317-319 East Washington St.
We Handle Pathe Phonographs and Records Exclusively
Hear the Pathe First
Any Pathe model with your own selection of records delivered on ecuvenient terms.
17 EAST OHIO STREET
Pathe records will play on any make of phonograph. Ask us how to equip your machine to play them.
Drug*, Medicines end Food ^ ®®* J^f**^ 1 ** Rloo4 Partner... • 07C *1.10 a. a. »• hi**® 0 ..aac ?l£© swamp Root •“ ^t) C
. Ro °?
JJfvtckte Salv.
81.00 FePS e *
?£ KSS*d£55!' coeoaa.t OU..... 00c M»»<*r« 10 ^' Hoi-Hckte Malted Milk
Kn>«S«—
|r K“i
r sr co 1 ;;;«...«-««• -i»° Vetm**’ - Hcmcfty 3s»c rT plrafri" Floo/Oll SSc *•** i* Remedy Tablets. - r>C ref- T*b.: 12.10c; 36,25c1100 is vs k^§£
Big Cot on Toilet Articles 35c Fleteber’a Castorla 2So *1J>0 Veronal Tablets. l doa....«Of 25c Babcock’s Cnt R«ae Tale... 1 2© 25c Babcock’s Corylopala Tale.. 12c $1.00 Byilmwort Tabs 84© 60c Snlpkerb Tablets ...49c 25c J. 4k J. Baby Talcum 12c 25c Williams’ Talc am Fowder.. 11c 25c Lip Sticks IOC 50c Jars Rice Powder • •« •83c 50c Fnasy Willow Face Powder 33c 55c Sanltol Face Powder 23c 85c dap Hose Talenm 12c Me Kolya os Tootb PMte. 1»C 50c Pcpsodent Tooth Paate 33 c 50c Pebeco Tooth Paate 33c 00c Forhan’s Pyorrhoea Paata. .J8c 25c Listeria* 16e 35c Mennea’s Sbavtaa Cream...24c
S5e 1. A J. Shaving Crea 85c Palmolive Shaving
im It Cream. .2^ Stick.. .2<
l5C cS r e°^ ld Y T *^ •'
Hydrogen.
ViSc
Veeee
, * 39 c Ualalae Tabs. 19c
"5c
'Vro "seott* 0 Emulsion Sy. Hypo .81 ♦^omto Licorice Powder
8
(Papayaas)
tctlc Pill*
-Ana ■Ann race
melt
35c oYi Capa-. Tllley’a.
Sin.Ana (Papayaan) ...
s ""’ E'KSi
Oil Caps~ Gold
OR
Sy&ftJSfc: »hHott’« Saline Laxative. Awards’ Olive Tablets.
i^ Humpb^s Remedien .7/
iT75 Hor Uch* Malted Milk *!UlO Ifeatle’a Food ^ imperial Graaam giSs Imperial Graaam
35c Palmolive Shaving
Hie Cosmo Buttermilk Soap. 25c Spiro Powder #0e Mu mm j 56c Noa-Spl i 25c Pond’s Vaatshlag Cream....: 25c Rosaline • ! 56c Stlllmaa’s Freckle Cream. .1 40c Orchard White i 30c Woodbnry’a Facial Soap.... ]
50e KcsInoV Soap. .. 25c Cutlrura Soap.
06c Pompeian Massage Cream..]
50c Pompeian Day Cream.
16c Sempre Gfovlae 35c Seareco Tooth Paste 50c Gillette Blades <8»s> b 50c Gem Blades \l 50c Durham Duplex Blades....(l 40c Rvcr Ready Blades 2 I SOe Auto Strop i'rv 85c Prophylactic Tooth Brush..24c ‘<5c Toothbrunh. guaranteed.... 25c
36e Tooth Brush, gunrnateed... 2(>e Children’s Tooth Brush...
ISc Camel Cigarettes INc Lucky Strike Cigarettes....:
25c Fatima Cigarettes
$1.00 Lis ter lac 25e Lavoris
60c Lavorfa
36c Glyeothymoline 00c Glyeothymoline 30c Bromo tfeltaer 50c Bromo Seltocr 36c Sanltol Tooth Paate or Powd.L 80c Lyon’s Tooth Paate or Pewd.2 25c Euthymol Tooth Paate $1.00 PyoPrhlclde 36c SaaltPl Face Cream 36c Cream Demeridor 50c Derma Viva Liquid Powder.. 50c Milkweed Cream
50c Melvins Cream
85e Berry’s Freckle Cream 35c Colgate’s Cold Cream SOe Hind's Honey 4b A I’d Cream. 33e Theatrical Cold Cream 50e Theatrical Cold Cream 25e Peroxide Cream 25c Daggett 4k Raaa. C. Cream... 50c Daggett Jk Raaa. C. Cream. . I 30c Satin Skin Cream.: 24c 35c Get* It, for Corn* 29c White, Tan. Black She* Polish 1 (>C 4Or DJer-Kiss Talcum Powder. . 34c 60s Levy’s LaBlaehe Powder $1.25 Djer-Kiaa Powder 75* DJcr-Ktes Powder 11.75 Axurea or La Trefle Pow.R SOe Dortn’a Brunette Rouge....49c 35c Satin Skin Powder 2<»c $1.25 DJer-Kfos Vegetal* *1.12
21
Si.mi veauracte uepiiatory... $1.00 Del-A-Toae Depilatory.., ,8' $3.00 Axurea Toilet Water...*2. $1.75 Axurea or LaTrefle Veg.*1. 56e Jap Hair Toale . 3 $1.25 PIaaad’a Quinine Toale.. $1.25 Plan ad’s Ltlae DeFraac*. 75c Pfaaad’a Quinine Toale..... J5e Auditorium Rath Soap 3©c 'Williams' Shaving Cream.. 15c Kirk’s Cocoa Castile, 3 for 10c Phys. and Bar. Soap, S for SOe Packer’s Tar Soap 50c Packer’s Liquid Sham. Soap Catteara Soap 19c, 3 for SOe 4711 Glye. Soap. .34c, S for 25c Pear’s Unacented Soap 25c Pear’s Glye. Soap, l$ci $ for
30c Contil Italian Castile Soap. . J5c
Sick end Batbroea Suppliee 25c Rader’s Kaaor Blades 22o 75c Saxofite 59o »«c Mercollsed Wax 74« $L00 Enos Moth Spray 74c 25c O-Cedar Polish 13© 26* Liquid Veneer 10 © SOe Colorlte 19© 85e Stearate Roaeh Pasta 22c 10e Sulphur Candles, 5*. T for 25c 15e Borax (1-pouad Box) H© 25o Liquid Glaaa (water glaas)..ll© 50c Ext. Wftch-Haael, plats... .23c 75c Arsenate Lead (1 pound >... 48© 75c Paris Green (1 pound).... . H2c 75c Carbolic Arid (plat) 4(jo 25e Household Ammonia (niati.. ir.© 25e Petermaate Wow Dtocov.'...25c lOe Swat That Fly. 3 for ASl 25c OU Cltroaella 50c Melalgias Polish 5?® P 0 * 0 *** D cr Cleaner 25e Liberty Dry Cleaner 25c Energise Dry Cleaner 25c Nichols’ Dry Cleaner 10* laeect Powder Guas 15c Moth BaUs 20c Naphthaline Flake*. M5* Merit's Formal Disinfect... 25c Menthelatam .. Meet of the 10c Tobacco*. 8 for , *??**** Abeorbcat Cotton.. 15c Aboorbeat Cotton 75c Stcrlliaed Gauze, 5 yd«^J.*J 20c Gauso Bandage, 10 ydrda...
10 yards.,.
•HgWhlte Enam. Douche Pan. $2 White Enam. Douche Paa..JR1 $5.00 Perfection Douche Paa.Sj :* $2.50 Wh. Enam. Douche Pa. 1- a pst&eu-isisp
«•«" EBamel Red Pan.
$2.25 White Enam. Bed Pan m <
2.00 Wh. Enam. D^eke Pan 75c Fountain Syringe . .. $1.00 Fenataln Syringe.. *1.25 Fountain Syrlwge . *1.50 Fountain Syringe. ™ Jywtafa Syringe . . . 92*35 Foontalik MrYlii0e. ., $2.75 Fountain Syringe. 1 $3.00 Fountain Syrial. " $3.00 Fountain Spray* *2.00 Fountain Spray. . . . * flOe Honsehold Syringe *1.00 Hot W ater Bottle. 7 7. 75* Honsehold Syringe $1.00 Household Syrtog*V $150 Hot Water Betti*..7.. SI#50 Honsehold AYrinero
*1.75 Household Syringe . . Rl $1.50 Com. Syringe and BiVtlf 1
Com. Syringe and Bet... £° m ’ ******* »■* Bet... S2.25 Com. Syringe and Bet... 75c Combination Fittings
75c Breast Pomp .
$1.00 Breaat Pump * ’ 15c Hard Rubber Fittings *
75c 2-qt. Wh. Em Douche Bat* *, f Douche Bt. Completed
Kff^PHanHenn* Hair Dy*. 35c Rubber Tubing
$1JM Fever Thermometer . ’.' $2.00 Fever Thermometer . *.| 00c Atomlxers ® «5e Nose Atomiser ‘ '
$1.00 Atomiser
2J T J . hr ®f t Atomic;; ..
-25 Woee sad Throat Spray.. . $1.50 Atomiser
$1JM> Nose and Throat Atomiser" 52 Nose and Throat Spray., a
35c Dobelte Solatioa . ...
25c Boric Arid Eye Water...’.* 35c Atomiser Baiba, complete * 40c Army and Navy Banda,. . ££ •** » 0 °dage...
75c Army aad Navy Bandage 40c Suspensory Bandage ....
*1.00 Athletic Step porter .... *
$1.00 o. p. c. ifiiaAag*..
51A0 O. P. C. Bandage $1 Climax Athletle Supporter!! $1 Acme Athletic Supporter.... 50c Dr. Halite Health Baadag* 7Be Dr. Halite Health Bandage**' $1.25 Dr. Hall’s Health Bandage
40* Razor Strop 75c Rusor Strop . $1j00 Baser Strop $1.50 Raaor Strop.
Mrs. Price’s Canning Ctempopitf '
is
Beef. Wine aad Iron 7
25c Haag’s Water Glass Preserves Eggs 10 to 12 Months 18c Camels, Lucky Strike, Chesterfield and Favorite Cigarettes, 15e Honest Scrap, Beechnut. Man Pouch. Union Workman. Pop Car and Tlmhiminpo, 3 far 25c. 25c OMAR AND FATIMA CIGARETTES, 20c Haag’s Pills for Indigestion, Sick Headache, Biliousness and Constipation, 25c HAAG DRUG STORES, S3 South ItUuois Street, Comr Maryland
INDIAN AFeUBi
INDIANA.
ST $. ILLINOIS ST. U8 X. ILLINOIS ST.
113 W. PENNSYLVANIA BT. •03 MASSACHUSETTS AYE
101 aad 103 W. WASHINGTON BT.
•• VIRGINIA AVIS,
II
- |