Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1920 — Page 8

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THE I-MMANAI'OLIS NEWS. TUESDAY, APB1L 13. 1920'.

| trc*t jmport*r,t matters pertaining to ! a public utiiiy rate ease AVe believe ; ibat the rate of return lu an ordi1 nary rate caaa is aitogetner a different question from the rate of return in an emergency rate case. A utility should not ba entitled to receive the same rate of return during the period It received 1 emergency relief as it would ordioatliy be entitled to recafve If it could be avoided, and the

COMMENTS ON REPORTED MEM-utility perform Us functions of aew

UESHYSHtllNOT ‘ G1WAYT0GUM1

BERSHIP DISSATISFACTION.

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SCORNS MINORITY VOICES

the order of the commission should

*r« ami rn.t pWMrlAe that no part of such return rs. ana mat several resolutions ever be use* to pay dividends been adopted by different locals, on common stock. The interest on

the various bond issues and dividends on the preferred stock could be paid with a return less than the current rates of return or* utilities. W> therefore, suggest that any excess of return over bond interest and ebvi

he divi author-

CLEVEIaAND. April 11.—Regarding reports Ibat some Brotherhood* qf Railway Trainmen members were dissatisfied with the present Grand Uodge officers, and that several resolutions

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asking for the resignation of President W. G. Let; and other grand officers. Mr. Lee today made this state-

ment .

» “Some dissatisfaction with grand officers has developed and some locals* iMtv* adopted resolutions requesting the calling of a special cooventloh to remove grand officers. This is absurd. Ko Grand Lodge officer can he removed from office except tor cause, and after charge* have been preferred against him and be has baen given-a fair trial by the executive •’Grand Lodge officers were elected at the last triennial convention for a term of three years, ending August 1, y'f SO*** Members ftwttebmea. "Of the agproxlahateiy 200,900 members of our organisation less titan

iO.OOd are switchmen

“Ko leader can quit under fire. J

_ the public. This Is especially , true where the emergency relief is granted from the rate* provided ia Ft* franchise contract.. However, if the commission finds that ft is necessary to grant the earn* rats of return that it would grant if it had complete instead of emergency jurisdiction in order to give the company the financial credit to enable it to secure the

new

and ad

capital needed for betterments rddHiena. then wo odhlBrft that

to resign

quit unde

Lodge c

and we will

forced out of office by any nority who may be dlassi the slowness in receiving

not be

I sit mitiafled >0*1

increased wage demands, present Grand Lolge officers

pile to carry on Aherhood in a administer (he a our insurance and will not be

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WOULD STABILIZE ^ 'TO SERVICE Continued from P»0# One.

dend* on preferred stork, if the dividends on preferred stock ire authorised to be paid by the commission, should be added to and become a part of the surplus fund, and be used only SRHSSffl laBtM

to determlns the rate of return durtfce emergency period on the of the property without the

■; any specific ill | oweyer..thst better re-

in the

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city suggest, ng any specific rate, service-at-rost plan or otherwise, by

, U- ng under the by a* efficient man

resint while an int even

It produce a r< maximum ret

an| fl siM‘n ths.maximum return, the same utility operated by i efficient management might no

tarn, in Xh is red f/icie

manaaernenf maximum

e return t o esaits

more than offset the depreciation in

buildings and structure?

Jng of expenditures, or of keeping accounts, or

affecting the bookipsny. or the opshall at once take

aside each month Out of the earnings of the company one-twelfth of — per cent, of * , the value found for the purpose of this order of the depreciable property of the company, as found by the commission, which fund and the proceeds thereof shall be maintained and invested and used only as provided by law, and the rules of the public .service commission. No depreciation should be allowed on the

fhc valued buddings and^stnicturea {of the board of public works, unless for the reason that we believe that appeal is taken to the public service U»«* appreciation in ground value will commission, as provided by law. shall

ering of expenses, and if he disproves

the voucher! i

the manner | any other matter keeping of the com

oration thereof, he si

the matter up with the company, and in case of disagreement, the matter shall at once be submitted to the board of public work*, it within its jurisdiction, otherwise to the public sendee commission. and*the decision

final

the case of any temporary absence or disability of the city street railway commissioner, the mayor may designate some one to act in his stead, notice being given to the com-

be re- : pany of such action. The company

! * SIXTH. siaffdard ef Service.

The standard of service to qulred of the Indianapolis

Railway Company shall be the same as required by franchise contract of the Indianapolis Street Railway Com-

pany and Indianapolis Traction and . Terminal Company, and the city of ■ bv

board"of°public^workshalfhave and j have°tbl*iight t«*empio

ih*. mam* i n *'* Tight tO Cmp.O

iesignat

itead. nonce using given to me com- company has acepmuiatea and man pany of such action. The company t*ined in said surplus fund at least shall furnish to said city street rail- for a period of three months, way commissioner a suitable room in then the next lower rite of fare as connection with the general office of provided in this order shall automatoffftre furniture. *ta* ically become effective and be the

rate of fare the company shall charge and .collect under this order. This

the company.

tionery and supplies- The city street railway commissioner shall receive a , salary at a rate of $»•# a month. ,•* < payable by the company and charged iW;#n expenses." and shall

■ >y such assist- rat least *150.000 I

ants, accountants, engineers, clerks q er the second h!

exercise the same supervision and control of the service of the street car company and the operation, maintenance and construction of itl line#.

>as 'provided ia said franchises, ex-j h „„. - AriT _

cept only as modified by this order, , w .,

provided that in the event the street

and other employes as may be deemed necessary to enable him at all times to inspect and audit all receipts, dis-

vouchers. prices, pay

car company deems any order of the I board of public works unreasonable. ^1*5'

from to the public service commission

as provided by law.

SEVENTH.

Service at Ceet.

That during the remainder of the emergency period, the Indianapolis Street* Railway Company shall operate on the J»a»is of service at cost, as defined herein. That the cost of serv-

ice shall include:

* 1. All operating expenses include lag maintenance of ways and sttwatures. maintenance of equipment, conducting transpo'tation. operation of cars and all otljer general or nec-

essary ex pens*-

2. All taxes including

tw. ^.9Fv„v^aBag Hg.aiBWiiiigp

return.

shoe id . not have the

I attention to the

of the street the order of

not been

of the i total

S» amou

fact that car eom-

commisas the

■be sxexpenass.

the toi iof*e. a ir*igy

fact-that hi it 11, over *309 090 of net Pr+m+mt Generel Ceodtttoe. The company, under the order of ton, has been able to opmore man a year without the earn* time, it baa I red — _ more cars— required by order has been altoend large rev- " were in of

Ter

aa to when

ef See?lee GWM. facta, and thia «o suggest

of ssrvits

inventory itrppetty and e of mu*.- !» M

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private ownership h '©? the utility

st plan, and unleinal control.

Pena

. pie. if applied; wo»H tha incentive and Hvitla-

o earn tb* efficiency ■ prlncipli

a maximum return. ‘: couid othenrtf i

it applied.

t-cost plan, and in ; » municipal control. ■ Plan of the minimum

where the ■Man a'

n way To ao-

and

maximum rate of return- lot us ail fume * per cent aa tha minimum and proper rata- The company should have the right to earn tha j per center maximum return, before there

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company ahould not have the right to hatw the utility rates increased If It

nS* The*1?Rrher \

r US assume t.fi cents as street car fare, this being

ut tha average fare of the etreet company under the last year of operation under the franchise, for Ich the company should have the ht to earn a minimum of S per cent. Sum and g maximum of 7 per cent.

Apr increase In the rate of

ly reduce both timum rate of

fallows:

Mia. Rats Max. Rate of Return of Return ...» percent 7 percent. .. .4$ per cent. «% .percent. . .♦% percent «% percent . .4*1 peresm «% per cent. . .4H percent 9^ percent. ...4% percent fit* percent , 4Hpw«Hit. percent, ,. .4# percent. <M* percent.

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B> iS *.7« cents 9 oo'SHn'

THIRD.

Mnlatennnee pWad.

* There should ha a maintenance fund Indianapolis Street Railway Com-

aalda each month .S» per, cent, of the ' M

gross receipts, which fund should be used for maintenance, repairs and renewals bf ways, structure* and equip

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to said maintenance fund,

and U» no event ahould any value added to tl* property by repairs and maintenance be considered a part of (lie inveatment or taken Into considcratlon injtny valuation of the pro®-

he^he

arty that may be made for rate by Inf. purposes. There should* b m . closest scrutiny at Ihla fagd

ifsiarj of mainte

see that bettermenta and

are no|

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under tha guise

Any deficit occurring

A«y uaiKuee n itwa '.Xdof the surplus

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in the maintenance fui _ out of the surplus fund, remaining in the mainat the end of the year to and become a part

surplus fund.

/"v'l • FOURTH. ;>;Ji Tnaea. Thar# shall be main tailed and estalilab44 a tax raaarva fund by addIng to such fund each month onetwelfth of the total amount of all •wiry kind to be paid during .from which fund all taxes kind except income or excess

tea shall be paid. Any deftdit e *t any time in the tax fund out of the surplus fund, noe remaining in the tax end of the year shall be id become a part of the

FIFTH.

tax and capital stock tax. but not in eluding income or excess profit tax

* paid to the United States.

1 $. Interest at the rate of per 1 cent, per annum on 91i.00a.000 total valuation of the property as found by j the commission, plus interest at per eent. per annum on such amounts ai may be added for bettermenta or additions less any amounts that may be deducted on account of sale, loas

or deatruetion of property.

4. Ao allowance of per cent. for depreciation, obsblence, and for loeaes in respect to the property sold or abandoned upon S the value found for the purpose of this order of tho depreciable property of the Indianapolis Street Railway Com-

pany.

*. The salary of *50* a month to be paid to a representative of tbo city of Indianapolis, to be appointed by the mayor and designated as street railway commissioner, arid the necessary axpenaea Incurred by him. Including the necessary office help. C. All other expenditures ahd charges recognised by law aa proper

phafgea against Income.

' EIGTH.

Applleatlea of Net loeome.

The net income or return on the valuation of *1M«M04 found by the commission for the purposes of this

order shall be used aa follows: .

1. To pay interest on bonds of the Citixens Street Railway Company. Indianapolis Street Railway Company. Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company. Broad Ripple Traction Company. Interest on trust equip-

ment notei. ^ w

*. Balance remaining shall be applied to the payment of dividends on preferred stock. In no event to exceed I par cent, per annum, if allowed

by the com mi set on.

*. Any halhnce then remaining shall be used to pay the amounts due or that may become due in 1*9*. and thereafter on the sinking funds under the mortgages executed by the

persons so employed by the city street railway commissioner, at salaries fixed by him, shall be paid by the company monthly upon the approval of the city street railway commissioner. provided that the aggregate amount of any one month’s expenses shall not exceed f-— . + , '

TENTH.

Rates of Ware.

The rates of fare which the Indianapolis Street Railway Company shall have a right to charge under

thia order shall be as follows:

Fare No. J—Five-cent cash fare, six tickets for 2* cents, twenty-five tick-

ets for $1. with transfers.

. t Fare No. 2—Five cent cash fare, franchise six tickets for 25 cents, with trans-

Fare No. 5—Five-cent cash fare, ten tickets for 45 cent*, with trans-

fer*. y

Fare No. 4—Five-cent cash fare, twenty tickets for 55 cents, with

transfers-

Fare No. 5—Five-cent cash fare with transfers. Fare No. *—Five-cent cash fare, 1 cent transfer. Fare No. 7—Six-cent cash fare, ten tickets for 55 cents, with transfers. Fare No. 8—Six-cent cash fare, twenty tickets for *1.15 with trans-

fer*.

Fare No. 5—Six-cent cash fare, with

transfers.

Fare No. 10—Six-cent cash fare, 1

cent transfer.

Each of said rates of fare shall ap

by setting aside the requirements of { each of the funds established in this order. Such surplus fund shall be! used only to pay deficits that may occur if the cost of service shall at any time exceed the total reveaues of the company. The company shall be required* to make monthly reports to the commission and to the city of Indianapolis on forms satisfactory to the commission, showing the total earnings, total operating expenses with proper classifications, net income. any deficit or surplus as the case may be. and such other information as the commission may require. The first report shall be for the month of 1*20, and monthly thereafter. If at any time it appears from *a*d reports that the company has accumulated and main-

eule shall apply to each lower rates ef fare provided for in thia order, i. a.

if said is maintained at

tghes

fective, the next lower fare shall au-

for three months unhest fare when ef-

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4. Any balance* then remaining shall be added to and become a part of the surplus fund, and no part thereof shall ever be used to pay divi-

dends on the common stock. ■ NINTH. A

City fifreet Railway Cmamlastoaer. The city contends that during the time the oompany is receiving emergency relief from its franchise rates the* public, through the city, ia ea~ titled to the fullest information as to *he revenues and opeaating expenses of the company for the purnose of seeing that the emergency relief granted by the commission Is not converted into a means of profit, as by making additions and betterments, and charging the same to maintenance. We do not say or even intimate that thia has been done, but do say it ia a matter in which the pablic has a vital interest and ahould be

represented by some one

instantly Ppointed

appoint'—■(■■■■■■■■HfifiBHH therefore, suggest that the mayor of the city shall have the right to appoint some suitable person to repreSont the city, who shall be designated as “city street railway commissioner," The mayor to have the right at any time and from time to time to remove the person so designated as “city street railway commissioner," and fill the vacancy. The said city street railway commissioner shall act as adviser of the city ami

matters affecting the operation of said street car. system in the city of Indianapolis affecting the quality and quantity of service. He shall keep always informed as to all matters

„,.B| .1 i,.laffecting the cost or quality or quanThere shall be established end main- fifsburseme f nts"of h the property 1 *©? tained a deprsclaUoa fund by setting*the company, the rate of fare, vouqh-

ply to each passenger over the age of five years, but no charge shall be made for any passenger under the age of five years, under the charge of parent, guardian or aduit passenger.

Fare No. 5 shall be first effective

and in force under this order, and in the event said fare shall prove insufficient, to maintain the cost of the service as defined in this order, the city does not consent that the next higher rate of fare shall become effective until the merits of the contention which the city has repeatedly made that, the Indianapolis Street • Ratlwqy Company Is entitled to higher compensation for services rendered to the fnterurban companies has been considered and decided by the commission. Each of the interurban companies coming into the city of> Indianapolis jias had their •mileage rates practically doubled, largely because of the increase in the cost of coal, material and maintenance, all of which service is rendered to the interurban compknies within the city of Indianapolis by the Indianapolis Street Railway Company for the same price thft it received before the war. The city does not desire to be unfair to the interurban companies, but contends as a matter of simple justice to the public and to the Indianapolis Street Railway Company that before any additional fare is authorised, the claims that the Indianapolis Street Railway Company is- entitled to' higher compensation for the services rendered to the interurban companies, should be considered and decided by the commission. If the commission finds that the street car company is entitled to more pay for such service to the interurban companies, the revenues thus received should bfe applied before any increase of fare is authorised. If such additional revenues when applied, are found insnfficient or if the commission nbouid fine

the contention of the city,

paoies, and rate No. 5. which is'tha present 5-eent cash fare with transfera proves Insufficient to maintain the cost of service as defined In this order.. then the next higher fare should automatically apply, in other words, the city/is opposed to any increase that is not absolutely necessary for the good of the service.

ELEVENTH. . Surplus Fuud.

There 1* some question as to. the proper designation of the fund which we have called ‘"surplus fund.” Perhaps it might better be called "stability fund 3 to avoid the conflict in the use of terms, as '*surplus ,, has a fixed and definite meaning. Just as satisfactory a result cottjd be obtained, and probably with less bookkeeping. *if this fund was styled "general fund balance.” Of course, it is immaterial what the fund Is called.

y ha* tire fund. In this

tomatically apply, and so on until the lowest fare provided for herein is effective. If at any time under the operation of any fare lower than the highest fare provided for herein, said surplus fund qhaH fail below *150.000. and *o continues for a period of three months, then the next higher fare shall automatically apply. Whenever fare No. 1, which is .the lowest fare provided in this conder, and is also the fare provided for in said franchise contracts. is thus automatically reached, and said surplus fund maintained over a period of three montha then the operation of the Indianapolis Street Railway Company under this order shall cease, and the emergency jurisdiction of the commission shall thereupon terminate, and the rights of saidl company and said city Nhall be governed by said franchise contracts. If. at any time under the operation of any fare provided for In this order, it shall be clearly apparent that it is producing more revenues than gre necessary to comply with this order, or if it is clearly apparent that the revenues being produced are Insufficient to comply with the terms of the order, the commission. on application, will authorise the ekipping of a rgte of fare either lower or higher, as the case may be.

TWELFTH.

Final Disposition of Sfcrplas. Any amount remaining in the surplus fund when the jurisdintion of the public service commission is terminatsd, shall be used only to pay for bstterments and additions, and shall not be added to capital account, and no bonds or stock shall ho issued therefor, and the sfcme shall not be taken into consideration in any valuation of the property that may be made. . •' ^ CARMEN GET INCREASE.

^Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April 15, 16,

New Seale Ranges From 40e te 45e Aa Hoar. According to Service. An increase of, 3 cents on the hour has been granted to the motormen and conductors of the Indianapolis Street Railway Company, {naking the wage schedule range from 40 to 45 cents an hour, the maximum beiag paid to employes in the service five years or longer, The increase is to be effective from April 1. It Is estimated by officials of the company that the Increase will gdd about $150,000 to the pay roll annually. MONEY BONUS FAVORED.

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Heuee Subcommittee for fit for Each

Day ia the Service. [By tbs United Press]

WASHINGTON, April 13.—A money bonus of $1 for each day’s service would be given to approximately 3,000,000 of the 4.800.000 men In the army, navy and marine corps during the war, under a plan that has been approved by the bonus subcommittee of the ways and means committee, it was learned today. The program, which will be submitted to the full committee for approval this week, calls for an expenditure of slightly less than *1.000,000,000, which is to be raised by

The Plan

Pay us the regular price for any item* here advertised and we will sell

you another of the same kind for QME CtilNT. *

P This sale was developed by the United Drug Company as an advertising purpose plan. The company sacrifices its profits in order tp get a larger distribution of its meritorious products, and you get the benefits. Take advantage of this un-

equalled opportunity to learn more of this splendid line of merchandise. THESE PRICES DO NOT JNCLUDE : WAR TAX ;-

Due to the shortage of print paper we are- ottable to give a complete trsUotuiU staple items included in

this wonderful money-saving sale. We haVe^HIHMB

colufnna. See our

th^se prices

ley-saving sale. We have reduced our advertisement from a full page to three windows and store display for the greatest variety of merchandise ever offered at

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FOOD

200 Cups of Tea for 1 Cent Liggett’s Opeko Tea

Formosa. Oolong, Orange Pekoe, Mixed Black

and Creep.

Standard

H lb.

Packet.. ..

Price 55c

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Two

Packets

PRODUCTS

One Can of Jam for 1 Cent

Ballard vale Jam

Twenty-five ounces of delightful Jam. made from luscious, full-bodied Concord grapes, grown in the

56c

35c Symonds Inn Cocoa, 2 for 36c Made from the pure cocoa beans. Unexcelled in quality without any adulterations.

Symonds Inn Flavoring Extracts The highest grade the market affords. Two-ouw

' bottle*.

35c Vanilla 2 for 36u 40c Lemon. 2 for 41C’

famous New York grape dlatrl

Standard Price On* nr Caa IvL

This Sale sa 76c

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45c Symonds Peanut Butter, 2 for 46c Sweet and fresh—serves the family taste best.

35c Symonds Inn Baking Chocolate

For baking, cooking and drinking uses. Standard Price , ThU gate H-lb. QC/, Two Vfc-lb Cake OtJV Cake*

36c

Bouquet Jtamee Talcum

Powder

delightful preparation made of

applied, are found insafftcient. f nZrrUnt™ the commission should find * fj* ^ 0 ,« lu!; tfwii it th# contention of tha r»it-v sfcles. It is thought very likely that

the board o* works of said city in all -if the company «««•• - order we hav# referred to it as tha

" surplus fund " but the same can be

given any other suitable designation. The company shall establish and maintain a surplus fpnd by setting aside and crediting to such fund each month all revenues remaining after the cost of Service, as defined In this order, has been/paid or provided for.

this plan will be the one which will

be submitted to the house.

With the purpose of limiting the bonus to those who endured heavy financial sacrifices during the war, the subcommittee ha* eliminated several classes of service men from the groups entitled to the* benefits, the total number eliminated being estl mated at 1,800,000. Among these

classes are:

Those who served less than iixty days, because these men already have received the original $50 bonus; men who were assigned to industrial plants, and received extr% compensation; all officers; men in the regular army before the war; men who received compensation from their employers or business interests. The plan calls for, payment of the bonus in four equal installment*. FORMER EMPRESS IS ILL

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Berlin Report* Aanoancement ef t Death May Be Expected. BERLIN. April 13.—Deutsch Tageszeitung today says it has learned from a reliable source tfipU the condition of former Empress Auguste Victoria has become so grave that the announcement of her death may be expected at any moment.

NOT OVERLOOK THIS OPPORTUNITY

THE GREATEST VALUES EVER OFFERED

beginning Wednesday morning at 8:30, we offer . ; . reat blouse sa

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A delightful prepar -- . w the finest Italian Talc, double bolt-

ed and purified.

Contains the combined perfumes of rdse, Jasmine, •heliotrope and lilac. f - Standard Price Thl* Sale * o,, * 50c jr.sic

Bouquet Raraee Face Powder

Maximum Hot Water

Bottle

The largest selling bottle In the

world, T* • ‘

*2.50 each 'This wat

against Imperfections.

Standard Price Tbia Sale* b",,. $2.50 S:j„. $2.51

orld. The price everywhere is ach. Full two-quart capacity, water bottle Is guaranteed

A real development in dainty, clinging face powder combination, with an elusive but persistent odor. The something different.

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One Box

Standard Priee

$1.00

Two Boxes

$1.01

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Standard Price Tube .... 25C

Rexall Tootty Paste A perfect dentrifice, antiseptic and deodorant. Cleans and whitens the teeth. Comes out flat on tho brush. This Sale 26c Tabes ... W

that can

Maximum 2-Quart ' Fountain Syringe

This is one of the finest#syrinL , , manufactured. The 'quality is extra fine. This

Syringe Is guaranteed against imperfections. Standard Price TM* Sale ° n * fUl Two <9 Syringe.. Syringe* A

Harmony Toilet Water

Beautiful "packages ot high-grade toilet water, each containing the true odor of the flowers whose name it bears., Violet. Lilac and Wisteria.

Standard Price $1.00

This Sale sr,v.$i.oi

Klenzo Tar Shampoo Soap

they are obtaining what we believe to be the finest cake of soap, for the money.' on i h 5,. Be sure to try at least a few cakes of this soap.

Standard Priee Tbl* *« , e 25c ££» 26c

Cake.

: Jd

Toilet Soap

munrSoa*

•Bar

ll A splendid grade of hard millad*oap. Doe* not become soft and wasteful. A clean, fragrant and

absolutely pure soap.

Standard Price Tkl* Sale 15c i6c

Violet Dulce Vanishing Cream Safe and very pleasant. Just tho kind you need. It cleanses, beautifies and truly makes the skin like velvet. It is one of the creams that help you etain that youthful look. Standard Price* Tkl* Sal*

One Jar

50c

Two Jar*

51c

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Guth’s Honey and Cream Caramels

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A luscious surprise await* you. A full pound of rifch caramels that‘melt in your mouth. The gift par excellence.

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BRAND NEW BLOUSES VALUES UP TO $29.50 $13.75 « •

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A premier waist event in which is offered scores of the most beautiful new blouse modes we have ever had the good fortune to

A special purchase from New York's finest blouse maker, including ultra-modish georgettes, tricole ties, crepe de chines, pussy wiSow, nets and lace effects. Every new shade and combination of colors Is shown. Buy Wednesday for the summer at savings of from $5.00 to $15.00 on every NOTE-—Owing to print paper shortage, we can not use as much space as we would like with which ttaUel! you of this amazing event. But.

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in justice to yourself, do not

take advantage of this opportunity.

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Standard Price s:; 65c

Tkl* Sale Two l £* Boxes!..... U

Medallion Linen

An excellent grade of paper for hersofi* desiring

a high-claea box of

blue and buff. ^ Standard Price

0*e

Box •tfV

stationery. In white, pink.

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Two

Boxes... . . . lOv y

Cascade Envelopes

Standard Price Tkl* Sale

35c rZm 36c

Two

rkga.

Lord Baltimore Stationery

This 50-pound linen finish stock writing, paper

come* In the following tint*:

gray and white.

Standard Price TWI* Oae CAp »"oL rtox WC „ Boxes

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Blue, lavender, pink,,

Sale

;.... 51C

Harmony Massage Cream

a delightful rolling massage. Cleanse* and beautifies. Makes the skin soft and smooth. Liberal

tifioa »

sized package.

Standard

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Jar J. . —i ii ■" -— —

Priee m

Two Jars.

Tfcfa fiafo

51c

Violet Dulce Face Powder

A hlgh-gfrade imported product; a necessity fOr milady Si dressing table. Rachel, Blanche, Naturollo

and Rose. (

Standard, Price This Sale > . , • °"« fOJ/. Two Cl/, Box ....... tfVV • Boxes . OXC 1~ —S——

Cascade Linen

One pound in a package. We also have envelopes to match. If it is true that the good tkste of a person is expressed by the quality of their stationery, then your taste will be established with your friends. The texture and quality of Cascade 1* known frdm coast to coast. T

Standard Price

. . . 50c

- Sato Price Two ff

Pounds ... , Q

Household Remedies and Toilet Goods 25c Rexihl Foot Powder .2 for Jffife

. 25c Rexall Liver Pill*

25c Regalf ijgya Wash. 25c Regall Baby Tal

2 for

..2 for ■ ’ *1 t or

2 for

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List of Towns in Which This 0NE-CENT SALE Is Being Conducted

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ALEX AN DRIA—Bailey, Edward* Drug Co. ATTICA—C. F. Btbinaon & Son W

BATESV1LLE—E. J. Blank

BRAZIL—Schultz, WelnUpd Drug Co. CAMBRIDGE CITY—B. A, Cgrpontcr CONNERSVILLE—Green Drug Co. CRAWFORDSVILLE—H. T. Scharf

DELPHI—W. S. Morgonski

FAIRMOUNT—Pioneer Drug Store

FORTVILLE—J. F. John*on FRANKFORT—E. B. Merritt GREEN CASTLE—Owl Drug Co. GREENFIELD—W. P. Johnson

GRBENSBIRG—St. John and Guthrie.

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Indianapolis—HENRY J. HUDER Washington and Penasylvanto Street*.

HAGERSTOWN—F. M, Whitesell )WN—Joseph Druff Co. % ; " i )WN—W, E. Jolly * \ f—Star Drag Store LINTON—Elkhom Pharmacy ' ; . MARTINSVILLE—Roy Ttlford MONON—W. D. Handlty NEWCASTLE -Roae City Pharmacy NOBLESVTLLB—Waldy A Jump RLSHVIM.E—Pittmami & Wilson SEYMOUR-rFedermoiCs Drug Store SH ELBYVILLE—Morrhson, De Pro* Drug Cn, SHERIDAN—C. E. Elliott I Groan v Da via

SPENCER—Money A WAYNETGWN—& M.

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