Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1920 — Page 2

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1920.

GOim GIVES VIEW OF GENEWH UNREST

NOTHING DONE, HE tAYS, KEEP PRICES DOWN.

StMUil Moetlas mi I>r. Hugh *. Cowing, president of the state board of health, has called a special meeting of the board for next Wednesday at 1 o’cioeK. to hear the protest of the dAiryinen of Indiana against milk handling rales recently adopted by the beard.

STATEMENT AT CLEVEUNO

CLEVELAND, April 15.—Samuel Dampers, president of the American Federation of Labor, here to attend a convention of cigarmakers. yesterday issued a UtAtemeht retarding the general uofeat- He said that hothing practical had bPdtl done to prevent the high coat of living and that tnnrs made to protect the masses from exploitation have been turned against them. He urged all workers to practice seif restraint so that rational demand* of labor may bo obtained. The statement follows; “The condition of the workers in the Wolfed mate# has been ten*# •!»«• the That pond!

Se ^aKsrfc,*i?sSiS4: but of a restrictive character. M nothing Practical Done.** “Not * practical thing has boon don# to prevent the soaring of the price of tha nooeaaitlee cf life. Laws made to protect the mooses of the people from espisitatioa havo boon turned against them while the profiteer# and exploiter* chuckle with glee. “No wonder, theft, that the workers who did so much to win the war and who are now tl i-S per eent. worse aaatfgr.arj^&i's; ssum? or economic student to understand the

'Z&ezssrja uctien In wages and a

work-

ing the remafftder of his life here. He as a Mason And a KLaight ITeir.pJar.

New Pastor Sunday

PLAYS AND PLAYERS

AT THE THEATERS TODAY. 5^^3L£“T£r|

at A 15

B. r. Keith *—ViiKicvt'l^. »t 2 15

LynC—Vaudeville, roOttnuour

Netca of the tltace.

« Murat tonirlit and reek ie "The Maeter

•““S* o"*f“ corr+fiponainm qu in®

era etandardi.

Worker* Impatioat.

“Ms woader, thee, that ws find workers aonmembere of orgaaiaod labor and even some who are union men, becoming impatient and disregarding the dlnslptlae ueueliy prac-

tised la laker tmtsas.

-I urge upon *11 the workers, la their own Interests. Is organise ftnd

(-restraint, no that In an

rational manner the demay he presented and

BaraBH a« ute sitndtloft and hoed the normal demands wade bv the organised labor movement, for the rtu&bUags are

FATALLY HUNT IN FALL tlldvoa Wagnov Was OeadUag WHO f Prtsnd files at MedAssd. ttpwtai to The laMeaspoUs Vewe] BEDFORD. Ind., April l|.-^>i4 ton Wagner, n ouarryman. In ft Scuffle with ft friend, wa* thrown ea hie ' on ft coal pile. He was dying in ft hespltai hors

Ml. Mattooa Done. The IndteneseUe Nvwel

C1TT. April IS.—Chann-

cey *. Mettoon, age etghty-oae, auditor of Whitley county from lilt to IftSO, died at hie homo here Wednea day. He wee a native of Mannachusetts and fsryed two /ears la the llth

of Maeeachueetts

. jar. Hr. Mattoon lumbia t'liy in ms. spend

The attraction at the

Tor Jb« nmt <4 lb* week is The

SsL* ,

Beyne ace «tarred

At Bnrbek • the bill lor three «taye besss. 'tnu* jzz w ~- * The neareet end bailee to be fivert «t the ' % 1S& <&&»!' ■U, k anapota.* fee low year* mrM the Amt *»-

peeraco of noted ee •

’J&xjrsz oat week. *m leet a tuneful and

» 5**“* Jaw* end '“her odebree* at Eny!:.h> the

“lee law“ foDow* pens/' who win •nrt three day* of tbe week • auam rf 1,15 Ih. Mum IMI r.T.,TrrLi r *iL" , 1 i2t Sim iftii!** 0 * tt * r * 1#n<r •"OWement in The Revoe Conneue, one of the feeler** of thie week’e Ig«c bill, made a record lamp tor a vaudeville act in suing it* Ifldtenaftoiie iftsafeaMM. •-.nung ail tbs way from bm Angtitm The act ha* iuat OtuslMd i>i*yu»y a Pad He c-oam tour and is now an route east, this «ty (Max the first otop on tta iUaersry

/SK

Cbteago, where the first stop was taken toward ratifying the constitution of tho United Lutheran church, and as a delegate to the first convention in New York. Before he went to Knoxville, he was pastor of Holy Trinity church in Chicago for five

years.

“THE WAYFARER” PICTURES Scene* from Pogcnof t# be Shown at Central Aveaoe M. K. Church. Scene# from “The Wayfarer," the missionary pageant of the Methodist Centenary, and other scenes of the

Avenue M. E. church, Friday night. K**! sis memorial to hia mother, and presented them to the church, to be uaed throughout the country tn the interest of the centenary. This will be the first showing In Indianapolis.

CMSfertUg.

sure you

Wife—If ^should if*f*d5d it would be for money.

THM M6V. WALTER C. DAVIS. •Hie Rev. Walter C. Davie has accepted a call to the pastorate of First English Lutheran church, Pennsylvania and Walnut streets, and will preach his first sermon next Sunday. He comes to Indianapolis from St. John's Lutheran church of Knoxville. Tenn. Tho Rvv. Mr. Davis is a graduate of HI wasee College. Tennessee, and completed hts theological education at • 'hirago Lutheran Seminary and the University of Chicago. He has been active in advancing the interests of his denomination, having served as delegate to the General Synod in

[AMOISETTE Gloves are

f for down-town wenr.

i rrsTsrii

Pure silk hosiery, i pair* SABft

ideal

VrfctY am

quite at neat appearing and beautiful as gloves of capeskin or kidskin—and the price i*, of course, very

much lower.

Beautiful two-cl«sp chamoisettei, with 4-row, contrast, crochet embroidery, and contrast piping. Colors beaver, white and slate. For Friday and Saturday—

$1.65

J<nc* I6&0 a S/mciatty Shop' Id North MtridUn

Perfect Hearing for the DEAF The Little Gem Ear Phone

MBOAU Ms hast

Sw* DcsoMtrallm a

fheh city day*.

Wa. H. Armstrong Co.

“Wear-Ever” Demonstration All This Week

have visited

Aluminum k . have not been in, be to do so. A few important you many dollars in

“Wear-Ever,” tells r success; it sugfor its growing »w the fall value oTh^lu *““•

wear oat

Come in Friday

.Y HARDW

E. Wa

otai.a* fa# BaTMEV B 1.00IUEIIS. 7Sc Elastic ton and bottom of heavy queilty. 8la«s IS to S# years. < rtrat Floor)

HPWasson&Cbmpany

GIRLS’ 1«A0 NEW SPRING coats, ie.ee In tweedy, serges, velours and leatherette models. Sixes 12, 14, 16 year*. (Fourth Floor)

Again—the Awaited Economy Event of the Week—Wasson’s

gpaofl)

Womon *9 2-Clasp Silk Gloves ringers double tipped; alt sixes. In white, pongee and black. Exceptional tie* at th# Friday Bargain T, pair. «lc. (First Floor)

iy Bar19.75

25.00 Sport Coats, 19.75 —Of polo cloth and vslour. Bettod model#, trimmed ^ with fancy collars and cuffs of contrasting shade*. Frida: gain Day, 19 to ssU at 25.00 Silk Dresses, 19.75 —14 drssass. selected from regular stock, ef taffeta. Georgette and satin. Light and dark shades, flbb* and white Georgette. Friday Bargain Day. , lQ 75 choice liJ.ltJ 4 tkeoAnsoauM ft^Uigkr ft

Women’s Union T Suits , , LOW neek. sleeveless, shsll or band top, tight knee «yle. , pltlk cotton ‘‘"lot. auita In Shell knee. In nlaes 4. 4 and t; and some pink envelopes in sites 4. f and t. Remarkable values at ?»c. (Pint Floor)

1.25 to 2.00 Embroidered .JFlouncinKS, 96c— Organdy and voile flounClkgs, 1* to 49 inches wide Some all whit*, others embroidered In colors. Friday Bargain QC^ Day, yard - wtrv 15c to 2Sc Embroidery

12he-^tr.« n suitable for un

Georgette Crepe Blouses

Ou? Regular 5.00 Qualities— In new Spring shades as well as plenty of flash and white. Choice of short or long sleeves, round and square necklines. Trimmed with beads, braid and also a few plain tai-

lored styles.

3.95

Pongee Waists, 2.95— Friday

(First Floor)

i. Bps2.95

A Friday Bargain Day Sale of Trimmed and Banded Hats

A wide variety as to atylea, materials and color* is offered In this wonderful Friday featuring. Large hats, small hats, noveltv shapes and turbana. fashioned from Milan hemp, basket weaves, three-end Japs and piping In every 1 color imaginable Choice Friday at 1.50. (Third Floor)

1.50

3.00 White Sateen Petticoats, 1.95-Wuk, flounced, trimmed with pin tucks and two small ruf- f Aff firs. Ail lengths at.... iwt) (First Floor)

New Cotton Taffeta Petticoats, 2.25—“*<>•»“>> flounces, pretty stitching on insets of contrasting color. Ail have fitted bands. Frl- O <jr day Z.ZD (Fourth Floor)

KWies ecigw* vent embro inches wide,

derwear trimmings, cuff sets. etc. Frid B * w,n <%MnL»V

collar and ” 12|c

Women's Embroidered 15c Handk’fs Being *amplwa | there la no end to the variety of patterns; In white or colored work, narrow hem a day, choice at 10«. (Ftret Flowrt

Lining Kemmints at Vi Pric^',g silk, novelty sateens, printed lining sllka. etc. Friday |Uri Price 1.25 Novelty Printed Crepes, 89e—>» 1 " 6 ch r " - id * printed floral patterns, pieces to sell at the Friday Bargain pries.,..,.. 75c Silk and Cotton fVpim 4iU*—inches wide. LVCflC, white, black and tan. Friday Bargain Day, dC— yard *WV (Third Floor) 63 Pairs—Black Ebonoid Military Broshes, at Tdc Pair— w » 111 11 rows of I PC v»ii 9rwt4 qu*uty white t>nst)es. Oval shaped brashes. Just for Friday, ’TQ_ pair ........ « wC Your Favorite Talcum it lOr UMoice Friday. of - Babcock s Cut Rose. Bqolbbs' Violet. Carnation or anscented. Palmolive, AV:aahd‘s or Orange Blossom. 10*s all a* I j5C Scott Tissue Toilet Pager, 3 Roils lor 59c— 1.9*0 sheets In each roll. Friday only, X rolls (Ftrat Fhear)

Remnants of Wash Goods

Ya Off

A large collection, consist-

ing of voiles, organdies, batiste. ginghams, percale, . crape*, etc. For Friday Bargain Day, one-fourth, one-

third andone-half off.

f Wmwtw F iaNkT.

Ripple Sweaters l All-wool, in navy blue, black and kid; slip- I %*S over and coat atylsa; 19.90 values. Friday, 6.00. J Special—Women’* AH-SUk Fiber Sweaters, at 14.75. (First Fleas)

CirU’ 4.95 Wool Serge Middies With red I A sx mat braid, pockets | Z 11^ and smblema V B All regulation \ m o d s 1 a. In J sixes 14 to 22 years. Friday, a selling at S.95. (Fsarth Floor)

Corduroy Coats, at

Bre a k f a s t

2-95-« le n *^

long waistline, set-in sleeves and tie sash, in pink and rose. Sixes 36 to 44. Friday, €) QP 4.95 values at £tm%fu

Clearance! Crepe de

Chine Negligees at 5.95 Many different styles in light and dark shades. Marked less than half for Im- r AC mediate disposal UoUO

1.50 Plisse Crepe Bioem-

»rs 1 00 In polka dot. fixers, l.UU ure8 and sond col. ors with tailored ruf- 1 AA fles at knee. Friday.... AeUv

1.00 Envelope Chemise,

^Q r _Al#o corset covers of baOPC— t j 8te wIth edtlng , of fm. embroidery. Sixes 36 to EA^ 44. Choice at tKJv

6.95 Crepe de Chine and

Satin Combing Jackets, * qx^Trlmmed with lace and

ribbon run through

waistlines, in light and Q AC dark shades. Friday.... OoVO

75c Brassieres, 59c—

Made of firm pink mesh in front

fastening styles. Friday Bargain Day

(Fourth Fleer)

59c

6.75 to 8.95 Skirts, 5.95 —Serges, poplins and wool stripes, made with fancy pockets and wide belts Many models button trimmed. Friday Bargain Day, each t Neceed Fleer)

5.95

Keeeedy** Meth Proof Paper Bag*. S ter attc. Sftr naaltary A pro**, large •tae. 67c. Bex Stationery, 24 eavelepea aad sheet* ef paper, 46C. (First Fleer)

Women’s Silk Hose

In blaok. white and brown, full fashioned. semi-fashioned and seamless, lisle garters, reinforced feet. 490 pairs. Remarkably food values. Friday, 1.55. (First Fleer)

}1.55

Women’s Neckwear, Reduced tO 89C °* organdy. pique, net and imitation filet, in tuxedo, round and a few restde effects. A special underpricing

Remnants at 10 Per

of VeiUngs Length-

ia brown, taupe, black, navy aad color combinations; short lengths; all alightly damaged;

% to 1^4-yard lengths. Choice at

(First Fleer)

10c

Remnants Fine Coatings

Manufacturers* ends of fine

coatings. including Bolivia cjoi crystal corda, duvetyn velours, knitt

wool Jersey, etc. lengths H to I yards. Splendid for child rens

misses’ coats. Fifty-four inches wide. Choose Friday at 2.9S yard. ■

(Third Fleer)

m2 98

s wide. J

white.

« Friday t

tern*. Limit of customer at the

with to a

IHBPigjw Fancy Chtckcd and Striped Handkerchief Lin»*t 1 1B ’ For summer blouse* en, ^ dresM# . iiso a few patterns suitable for handkerchiefs. 36 inches wide

1.19

f TTBxra wnmwTf

Friday yard -

2 JO and 2.75 Fancy Silks, 1.78 Clean-up of fancy silks In plaids checks and stripes, light and dark shades. large range of colors from gritleh to choose. 36 inchee widf* Friday Bargain Day, yard, 1.7*. (Third Fleer)

Babies’ 59c Bands, 39c —Mereertsed wool mixta re bands, slipover shoulder style; sixes up to 3 years. Fri- 0O« day Bargain Day tRJC Little Girls’ 1.95 Gingham Dresses, 1.19—^*^ and plaids in gingham and ehambray. Some have contrasting color trimmings. Sixes 2 to

5 years. Friday Bargain Day, choice...

(Fourth Fleer)

Ribbon Remnants, y 2 Price Good-looking ribbons in satin, taffeta, moire and fancy designs. Lengths of % to 2 ya-ds. Friday Bargain Bay, choice, price. (First Fleer)

Men’s Furnishings Fare Silk Shantung Shirts, Athletic Union Shits, sleeveless, knee length. 1.35. 2.0© Ties, sheet 40© to sell, at * 3&e^* Seeks, broken lets, asserted rotors. 25C. LBft Manila Nightshirts, all else*, 1.15. 1.2S Silk Seek*, black aad cordovan, H5c. (First Hear)

50c Turkish Bath Towels. 35c Each Ail Extraordinary Value.

' All whit* or with dainty bins borders. Limit of 9 to a customer. Friday only, each (Third Fleer)

35c

1.19

AD-Silk Georgette Crepe, 1.68 Large lot of broken pieces purchased from a Jobber and offered at thie very low price; wide range of desirable shades, 36 Inches urlde. Friday Bargain Day. yard. L6S. (First Flam)

48c Platenoid Barpins, Beautiful designs, set <K,c ^wlth whit# stones Friday Bargain Day Ot/C 48c Pearl Earrings, 35c —Delicate tints; gold filled backs. Friday Bargain Day eISJC 7.98 Moire Silk Bag*, 6.50 BQunre shell top style and Jeweled dome shape metal top; colors are black, navy and taupe; fittings consist of coin pure* and mirror. silk lining and teasels. £ EA Friday Bargain Day,... We«IU 98c Genuine Leather Envelope Puraea, 75c— Top and back strap, mad* wHh security framss. Black only. Friday Bargain Day, /fftL 1^9 Stamped and Made Women’s Gowns, 1.19— Gowns that Just a little hand work will complete, la several

patterns. Choice Friday at

L19 JUS

—V

***«-

THE Rexall STORE

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

The Plan Pay us [|J € one clENT C,vert * 5ed and we ^ se ^ PliFnneo Thijs sale waa d«vek)ped by the United Drug Company as an advertising t urpobe plan. The company sacrifices its profits in order to get a larger distribution of its meritorious products, and you get the benefits. Take advantage of this unequalled opportunity to learn more of this splendid line of merchandise. THESE PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE WAR TAX Due to the shortage of print paper we are unable to give a complete list of all staple items included in this wonderful money-saving sale. We hav* reduced our advertisement from a full page to three columns. See our windows and store display for ths greatest variety of merchandise ever offered at

(rtnrt fl

6.98 Sateen Comforts. 4 75—.Slightly soiled, filled ’•••^Vith good grade cot toe. Stitched and have plain colored sateen borders. Regular dout bed sise. Friday at. 2.59 Linen Finish Seamless Sheets, 2.29—jftf* 0 ] heavy sheeting. Regular double bed sise, limit four, at A AA this tow Friday price...

these prices.

FOOD PRODUCTS

200 Cups of Tea for 1 Cent Liggett’s Opeko Tea Formosa. Oolong. Orange Pekoe. Mixed Black and Green. Standard Price Thl* Sal* 55c VZ.„. 56c 35c Symonds Inn Cocoa, 2 for 36c . Made from ths pure cocoa beans. Unexcelled In Quality without any adulterations. Symonds Inn Flavoring Extracts The highest grad* ths market affords. Two-ounc# bottles. 85c Vanilla 8 for 86c 40c Lemon 2 for 41c

One Can of Jam for 1 Cent

Ballardvale Jam

Twenty-five ounce# of delightful Jam. made from luscious full-bodied Concord grapes, grown in ths famous New York grape district. Standard Price This Sals g:: 75c a: 76c 45c Symonds Peanut Butter, 2 for 46c Sweat and fresh—serves the family taste best. 35c Symonds Inn Baking Chocolate For baking, cooking and drinking uses.

Standard tt-lb. Cake

35c

This gale

Two H-Ib q4L» Cakea OOv

Bouquet Ramee Talcum Powder

A < 1 .H«h,< ul pr. K r...oj u mA^.«

ths finest Italian ed and purified.

Contains ths combined perfumes of rose, jasmins, heliotrope and

Uiac.

Standard Priee This Sale a: , 50c S£..5ic Bouquet Ramee Face Powder

A r«*l dev.Iopm.Dt Jn t.Mj.eUn'inj

der combination, with an odor. The something different.

Standard Priee This Sal*

$1.00 KL $1.01

BIHJ

Standard Pries °«« Tab# *04'

Rexall Tooth Paste A perfect dentrtfice, antlaeptlo and deodorant. Cleans and whitens ths teeth. Come# out Hat on the brush. This Sal* 26c

Harmony Toilet Water Beautiful packages of high-grade water, each containing the true the flowers whose name it bears.

Lilac and Wisteria

This Sato

sr,i,..$i.oi

toilet

odor of

Violet.

Standard Priee

$1.00

Bottle

Klenzo Tar Shampoo Soap

Maximum Hot Water

Bottle

The largest

world

32.60 This

largest selling bsttls In ths world. The prio# everywhere to each. Full two-quart eapaetty. water bottl* is guaranteed

against Imperfections.

Standard Priee This Sato

°n* GO CA Two Betti*.. ep^stJU Bottle*.

S2.51

Maximum 2-Quart Fountain Syringe

finest syringes

ality U against

Tills Is on# of the

manufactured. Th# quality ’is extra Syringe Is guaranteed against impsrfecttoas. Standard Pries This Sal*

One £9 CA Two Syringe.. nlktoVV Syringes..

$2.51

fkaafi

Toilet Soap

A splendid grade of hard milled

' ‘ »Oft I

soap. Does not bscoms

wastsful. A cl sen, fragrant

absolutely pure soap.

and and

Standard Prise One * e* Cfth* IOC

This Sato Tw# I Cakes ...;S lOv

A very large

rho

bargain.

cake, and an exceptional

To those who like to use a tar soap for tbe treatment of th* hair w# oan assure that in this soap they are obtaining what w# believe to b* th* finest cak# of soap, for th# money, on the market. Be sure to try at ieast a few cakes of this soap.

Standard Priee TM"

o- 25c SSU...:.. 26c

Cake...

Cakes.

Standard One Bek.......

Guth’s Honey and Cream Caramels A luscious surprise await* you. A full pound of rich caramels that melt in your mouth. Th#

gift par sxeellenoe.

»» This Sal*

**• . 66c

Violet Dulce Vanishing Cream

Safe and vary pleasant. Just ths kind you nssd. It cleanses, beautifies and truly makes the skin like velvet. It is on* of the creams that help you retain that youthful look.

Standard Priee

(On* Jar .

This Sale

50c

Tw* Jar*

51c

Violet Dulce Face Powder A high-grade Imported product, milady ■ dressing table. Rachel, B and Ross. , - *

a necessity for lanche. Nature!!#

Standard Price £: 50c

This Sals

Tw*

Boxes ...

51c

65c

Bex**.

Medallion Linen An excellent grad# of paper for persona desiring a blgh-claae box of stationery. In white, pink, blue and buff. Stmadard Price _ This isle SS 75c — 76c Cascade Envelopes

Staadard Priee Tw# Pkge* 4KrV

This Sale Pkgs. 004

Lord Baltimore Stationery •SSZ SliMK

..i.

£ . 50c KL 51c Harmony Massage Cream

tifies. Makes slxed packageStaadard

One

Jar

This Sals jz: 5ic

Rexall Red Cedar Compound A combination of red cedar aad Naphthalene, which is certain protection against moth rsvago. Standard Priee 2S 25c This Sato Tw# Oft/t Bexe* 4&OV

Cascade Linen One pound In a package. We also hav* envelopes to match. If it is true that ths good taste of a person is expressed by th* quality of thslr stationary, then your taste wtl! be established With your friends The texture and quality of Cascade Is known from coast to coast. Standard Priee PeZad ..... 50C

sat* Priee Pentads 51C

Household Remedies and Toilet Goods

S6c Rexall Foot Powder 3 fo 26c Rexall Liver Pills. | to 26c Rexall Eye Wash | fo:

26c Rexall Baby Talcum ..ifor 15c Rexall Anafxsslc Balm J for 26c Psroxxone vanishing Cream .$ for

$1.00 Beptone Hair Tonic S Milk of Magnesia, 12-ox. bottle.....

66c Rexall Almond Cream.... 26c Riker s Expectorant

16c Rexall Co

lie fntense^Kose Talcum .... .... • • 3 for 10c Sulphur 1 and*Cream ?a°rtar' Loxenges! j Mr 36c Rexall Toilet Cream * far 26c Headache Tablet# 2 for Oc Rexall Kidney Pilto. VWL”*|EL 1.60 Special Alterative Compound Spring Ton and Blood Builder ’ *1

' Flakes. .t for

Cleaner $ for >Uc Powder I for Dll I for

■ '. ■ B 0»»P .} for Rexall Rheumatic Tablets | for Charotona Face Powder *! 5 or v A t* Cream Ifor

cap .* fe»

60c Lespsrlne Antiseptic Powder...

26c Rexall Rubbing^ Oil 60c Rexall Rheumatic 60c ~ ‘

66c ,

60c Harmony Massage 26c Medicated Skin Soa.

asserted tints ....»••••/••••* *

61.00 Harmony ToUst Water. Lilac. Violet, Wisteria.....

$1.00 Syrup Hypophoephlte# Compound.

Rexall Nice Isas and nonirritating Staadard Prise One OK** bex This Sole tw. 26c

isim

List of Towns in Which This 0NE-CENT SALE Is Being Conducted Indianapolia—HENRY J. HUDER aad Peaaaylvaaia Streets.

HAGERSTOWN

ALEXANDRIA—Bailey, Edwards Drug Cm. ATTICA—C. P. Robtaeon Sc Sob BATESVILLB-E. J. Blank BRAZIL—Schultz, W©inland Drag Co. CAMBRIDGE CITY—B A. CarpenUr CONNER8VILLE—Green Drug Cm. ( HAWFORDSVILLE—H. T. Scharf DELPHI—W. 8. Morgowakl. FAIRMOUNT—Ptoaaor Dm* Store FORT' ILLE—J. F. Johnson FRANKFORT—E. B. Morritt GREEN CASTLE—Owl Drug Co. GREENFIELD—W\ P. Johnson

1EENSBCRG—BL John

Guthrie.

IP F. ML Wbiteaoil iMrSg5ifc?-r'.“a, c -

I, KB A NON—Star Drug Store LINTON—EUthora Pharmacy MARTINSV ILLE—-Hoar TUford MONON—W. D. Handley

\ EWC A STL E—Rose Oty Pharmacy NOBLESVILLK—Woldy St Jump RUSHVTLLE—Pittmann St Wilton SEYMOCR—F«lormaB*t Drug Store . # & SHELBYVfl.LE—MorrioO, Do Pro* Drag C4. SHERIDAN—C. B. Smstt { x %- . ?

SPENC ER Money & Green WAYNETOWN-8. M. Daria