Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1920 — Page 4

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, THURSDAY, APRIL 15. 1920.

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come up the wind on the scent and blunder Into vt In the most stupid. Lubberly fashion. (SifbU ttaerred by Houshton Mifflin Co l GERMANS PAY REPARAHON

DeB-eer

Sheep and

Can I'm

A newer Three ftne*n*«»? How are ferae horn f

flow do moose eat la winter f Uo crow* aad eoffie* Oosoeiatef

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Answer* to rrerlon* tlaeotioas. 1. I* the muskrat a European dent?" ’’-■■■* -M The hiuskrat is not found In the old world, which is a Httlo singular, aa other rata so abound thero. and as those stow-polnr Engliah streams, especially with their grassy hanks, are so well suited to him. Tbs watsr rat of Europe Is smaller, but of simitar nature and habits. 2. Can birds of the same species be distinguished from each other? A lady once asked me whether there was any individuality among the birds, or If those of the same kind wore as near alike as two peas. I was Obliged to answer that to the eye those of the same species were os near alike as two peas, but that la thslr songs there were often mark* of originality. Caged or domesticated animals develop notes aad traits of their own. aad among the mere familiar orchard aad garden birds one may notice the same teud•offilgjj " v v. ■ *. th * bumble bee differ humble bee is sn insect of which hunter sees much. Th*»re are sodaise* of them: Thsy are

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hunters bos. they will

Hersest Cattles Gear* te Freese.

PARIS. April J*.—Twelve hundred horses. 4.00* cattle. 10.900 sheep and 4.000 goats have been received by Prance from Germany in reparation for stock taken by Germans during the occupation of northern Prance. The stock has been distributed to farmer* in the departments of Afsne, Ardennes, Marne. Meuse, Pas de Calais, Oise and Vosges. Under the • terms of the Versailles treaty. Germany must deliver 39.600 horses, *6.660 cattle. 1 #9.009 sheep and 16.909 "goats. . .. . '

to -speaker*

due* the t-ort of dyes, accordtn

at yesterdays sews on

The chenuste attributed the hich cost of •urw to failure ol the beet sugar crop* of France. Belgium. Germany and Russia ta 1918 and said experiments to obtain a sugar substitute were being road noted with

malt wrap.

Experiments were bstng made into the feasibility of subetilounr wood palp ■■ cotton, it was explained, with a new to reducing the cost of eottoe material. This pulp already is bang used as a substitute fee cotton in the manufacture of explo-

sives it was said.

M’CRAY AT MASS MEETING.

More than

men

women

309

About 800 persons attended the

mass meeting, many of thorn being women. Mr. McCray discussed the

stats tax law briefly saying 4

believes the state tax

have too much power, and declared for that in his opinion the state Primajry election law should be amended so that a candidate receiving the plurality of votes would have the nomination. He further declared himself In favor of good roads, better pay for school teachers, and the building by the state of a soldiers^ memorial.

Evansville Tear of the J

APPEAL TO CARPER.

NOW HAVE OWN CHEMICALS

ST LOUIS April 15 —Amcries seen wlU be independent of foreign countries tor iodine and bleaching carbon and in a great measure for potaab. ail of which are being produced from kelp, anmrdmg te Dr. J. W. Txrreotine, of the United State of agriculture, who lairesseJ the the Awertean Cb*mie*l

f Special to The IndLaaapohs Mows!

EVANSVILLE. Ind.. April 15 — Warren T. McCray, of Kenttand. candidate for the Republican nomination

for Governor. was the

speaker at a mass meeting here last night at the high school auditorium. Mr. McCray entered the First Indiana congressional district Monday, and will spend the remainder of the week here. He spoke to the employes of the Bucyrus steam shovel plant at noon Wednesday, and in the aftsrnoon a reception was tendered him.

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kelp had been

of the

mined m making rom ttu* WWdwAbout thirty ■ derivative* has* able from kelp 1

veawe«sd that grows in Pari Sc aoset could be

•at food be seed to re-

PLAITING BPTTdSg MAP* rtOM YOI K OWN MATERIALS^

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Cor. IltlmA* Wash, gp

Matt ttffders

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BUTTONHOLKS—BRAIDINGS—EMBROIDERY

—All mate-

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HEMSTITCHING

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BOSTON. April 15.—An appeal to the members of the Amalgamated

principal Asaodatiou of Strwet and Electric

Railway Employes of America ta abide bv their contracts, and not be misled by agitation for a general sympathetic strike in connection with STSiti.. *’ K r *^ h r^ i !fSS In a statement issued bare by ^lliam

D. Mahon.

the association. The statement was

made in consequence

of alleged at

Farmers Trust Company

tempts to involve members ef the association at Brooklyn, N. Y., and in New Jersey. He said the contracts now existing had been established after years ol hard labor on the part of the association. and that thsy must not be foolishly cast aside or lost by following false promises from irresponsible persons who know nothing of condition* confronting the men. TRACTION CAR HITS TRUCK

ws Men Escape Serisas Injury la AeeMeat at Rashvilie. [Special to The ImkaaspoUs News] RUSHVILLE, Ind.. April 15.—Rob-

ert H. Bennettt. of Gaston. Delaware county, was slightly hurt, and Ariay Brimhilf. also of Gaston, escaped without a scratch, when their motor truck waa hit by an Indianapolis * Cincinnati interurban car hers Wednesday. The truck was damaged.

Train Demellshe* Wages I Special to The ladtanapobs New* i

ALEXANDRIA. Ind.. April 15.—Fred Lyons, a farm laborer, waa hurled several feet and suffered numerous bruises, the two horses he waa driving were badly injured, and a wagon was demolished, when Lyons's vehicle was struck by an Erie passenger train yesterday. The accident occurred at the Gilman crossing, six

miles east of Alexandria.

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=*;' '-1-= 21-23 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET

Special Friday Bargains 8:30 TO 11:30—FOR 3 HOURS ONLY—8:30 TO 11:30

NO GAS 9

You should worry if you own an ■>» sorts Grill. We carry a ompiete llae. Hot Point ftl.'t.r.O t nlveraal «tl.'t..V> a—eriruu * | 5 •eonty .S1R.50 few Metplotvo, mglttre •tow**, tonelev*. prreotater* and eleetrte . bepfrs from ^5.00 ap. i: f ,: \ .

; t or. Meridian and Maryland Btu. Ant*, as-

l*l*i 138.

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htn Gas is Siunt the Combination Boms Coal Wleo tie Hone is CkiBy the Combination Heats it

Crown Combination bums coal and gas, always ready. Requires less space than a gas range. Lower oven heats with coal or gas. Upper oven and broiler heat with gas. Polished top. Self lighter. Your old stove as

part payment.

Charles Koehring 878-880-882 Virpaa Ave.

Prospect 85.

New Spring Skirts Values to $12.00 Silks, navy blue serge, new plaids and all the newest combinations.

$^.95

Patience Rewarded

Victrola

The

Genuine

—we have here in great variety There are portable models at $25, $35, $50 and $75. Cabinet models at $125, $150, $225 and $275. Your choice of mahogany, oak and walnut finish. * A* ^- V ". The moat careful and proficient attention is given to the arrangement of each Victrola outfit. Sold on convenient weekly or monthly payment terms.

Msin 4292.

MUSK

27 EAST OHIO STREET Hnme-Mansur Bldg.

-PHONES—

Auto. 24-023.

New Spring Millinery

$0.95

Values to $10.00

For Friday we have taken 350 of our beautiful models and priced them specially for

3 hours, j I

BLOUSES

Values to $12.00 Georgettes, beaded and embroidered, spring styles. All colors.

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All the latest

VOILE BLOUSES

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Pearson-Aeolian, $695 ' andsome player-pianos are far finer

ts than the price would indicate, s' made by the Aeolian Company,

5 wwnu’a largest manufacturers of super- « musical Instraments—makers of the

r, Weber and Steck Pianolas.

Pearson-Aeolian is a strictly up-to-date

player, equipped with the special am devices found only on Aeolian

beautifully

finished—an

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carefully built

ent in every way worthy of a place iiSk- lir ■

payment ma

“If You Can't Call, Write ' f Piano Company Pennsylvania Street

Now is the time for voile. Regular $2.00 value Combinations of pink and blue collars, tucked, embroidered and lace trimmings. You save a dollar on each blouse.

$1.00

Wrong Shoes Endanger Health

UnkmheodtJ •n tka mtk, it *

r 1 'HE painful coma, bunions, callouses, weak arches, ingrowing nails, etc., caused by wrong shoes, are but minor ills. Serious bodily ailments may follow this foot-dis-tortion. Every time we put Educator Shoes on feet that have been crippled by improper "shoes, we are glad. Educators assure foot comfort, because they are scientifically shaped to fit the foot naturally. Made with ample toe room to “let the feet grow as they should”— straight and healthy. Step in today and try on the good - looking Educator oxford illustrated. Its so comfortable you will put all the family into Educators.

Educator, Shoe® FOR MEN, WOMEN anJ CHILDREN Marott’s Shoe Shop First Floor. Ladles’ Dept. Second Flow, Men’s Dept Third Floor, Children’s Dept. Fourth Floor, Rubbers, Spats, House Slippers. Underpriced Basement Dept. •BUY SHOES AT A SHOE SHOP"

‘^Here’s my BlueBird!” Just in time to help with the spring cleaning. It washes everything from lace curtains to floor mats in “no time. ,, No more aches and worry or clothes worn to a frazzle, because the big copper oscillating tub knows the best way to wash. BlueBird ELECTRIC CLOTHES WASHER

means money earned because it's money saved.

Buy BlueBird on Convenient Terms Phone, Main 4031 today for Your BlueBird. Free Trial in your home carries with it no expenae or no obligation on your part.

Sanborn Electric Co.

Main 4631.

311 North Illinois Street. Opposite Y. M. C. A.

Auto. 21-550.

Electrical Fixtures

are just as important to consider in redecorating your home this year as any other item in home furnishings. Ask for our free suggestions in the choice of suitable fixtures.

Call Sanborn’s “If they do it, it will be well done.”

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SiarSto^ Three block* weet< e**y to timd and wertli flatfl**.

FRIDAY BARGAINS

Women's

Umbrellas, 1.79 Women’s umbrellas, have ex-

tra good cotton cover cord handles. This

tape edge, is a very

Friday J rjQ

special value. at —Hoi* Floor

Cover Aprons, 1.49 (overall aprons for women, made of fine quality percale in Kght colored stripes and checks; over ten different styles to select from; all full length and width; slightly imper- ^0

— Mri* Floor

feet

Dolls Half Price Your unrestricted choice of any doll sample in the department; some are slightly soiled. Friday at just Vi Marked Price —katfwrNt. Cobbler Sets, 77c Shoe cobbler outfits, a complete set of needed tools for home shoe repairing, worth $1.25 on today's market. Friday, a set, only • • ftRurmriif To 1.50 Waists, 1.00 ' Choke of any boys' waist in the house, made with attached collars, or fancy light or dark and plain blue gingham; also plain white soiaette; sizes 6 to 16; up to $1.60 value, t' AA Friday \... —A/oi« Thor. Men’s Pants, 4.85 Men’s dress panto, made of dark cotton mixed worsteds and cassimeres and blue serges; siaea 29 to 42. Fri- 4^ OC —.Wain Floor,

day special

Boys’ Suits, 9.85 Boys’ suits of dark fancy gray, blue and brown cassfmeres, with lined panto and reinforced seams; some have two pairs of panto; $12.75 0

—Main Floor.

value, Friday

6.45

Children’s Dresses White organdy and voile dresses for children 6 to 14 years, clever styles and well made; 3.60 values, A AD Friday &eVO —Stem* Floor. $9.00 Low Shoes,

6.45

Women’s oxfords, in black and Havana brown vici kid and brown suede with French or Cuban heels. The season’s best

models. Widths A to D. Special at

—Mein Float .

Mended Gloves 100 pairs mended kid gloves

for women; sizes 6, 6J4 r 6^4, end 6%; mostly black; self and contrasting stitching; mended 8.00 and 3.50 gloves; while the supply lasts, t AA pair X*Uv ;.fr' '.fe . 'fe fe —Hois Flour.

Union Suits, 50c Women’s pure bleached elas-

tic knit cotton; sleeveless, taped neck and arm, also bodice style with pink ribbon shoulder strap; cuff and wide knee style,

regular and extra sizes, extra good value, suit

—Main Floor.

Women’s Hosiery Durable Durham, out size balbrigpan hose for women; first quality, Friday special, OA„ pair AiJC , —Main Floor.

Van,. Ho..

Vania No 080 infants’ white mercerized lisle hose; also black fiber silk hose; 65c AOn value, Friday, pair tK/L-

—Uain Floor.

Men’s Union Suits Men’s ribbed, ecru cotton, medium weight union suits; long sleeves and ankle length; sizes

34 to 44; worth 1.50, Friday Bargain, suit.,..

—Main JRK

Work Shirts, 1.35 Cooes’ Boss best grade, medium blue cheviot, work shirts, all double stitched, yoke back, cut extra large; size *J QK 14% to 17%, each l.UU

— Main Floor.

25c Socks, 17c

Durable Durham, nationally known socks for men, fine gauge lisle finish cotton, light weight, first quality, fully reinforced; a good 25c sock *| FJ ^ <3pair*,&C),pair Xlv

—Mai* Floor.

Yarn, Skein, 15c Fleiaher’s yarn, odd lot of

colors and kinds; worth 25c to

35c a skein, to close out small lot, skein ■' .-V 1 —Main FloW'.

choice.

To 98c Neckwear,

39c

Women's neckwear, including

lace and net collars; new styles; our regular 98c kinds; also lot >f boudoir caps, all colors; 59c to 1.00 values, Friday, ^0^»

—Maim Floor.

35c Sox, 22c

Men’s French lisle thread sox; colors of black, purple, navy, brown, white and Palm Beach; all sices; seconds of 35c value; Friday, a 00*% pair mMHV

—Basement.

Muslins, 20c 36-inch unbleached muslin, fine thread quality, lengths to 7 yards; up to 26c val- OA*» ues, Friday, a yard....*tVV 39c Percales, 24c 36-incb gray and light drees percales, candy or pin stripes; well-known Scout quality; 89c value; Friday, a 24C

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Women’s Coats Sport and long model coats for women, of velours, silvertones, polo cloth, camel's hair and broadcloth; all colors; full silk lined and half lined. Spe- :? no ‘. p ! id * y 25.00

—8*00*4 Floor.

Silk Waists, 2.89

New silk waists for women, in the wanted spring shades; with high or low neck; silk and

voiles. Special priced

Friday ..

2.89

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—Hevond Floor.

2.50 Corsets, 1.95 Such makes as Thompson’s, American Lady, K. & G. and Warner corsets; low or medium bust, in white or pink. Regular 2.50 values, Friday ' 1 QfT special X**/0 A . .. ; —Bf'ond Floor. Pumps at 4.95 Women’s oxfords and pumps,

marked sp< are black

leather

stylish models, widths 4 At A to D. Special at.... —Main Floor Bast Confiners Bust confinere, of pink mesh, very strong; sizes 36 to 40. Friday special, •at » * . a , Silk Gloves Women’s silk gloves, 3-button

rs, white, gray and pongee, with two-tone contrasting stitch embroidered back; broken lot, sizes 7%, 8 and &%; 2.00 value, Friday Bargain. * | ] pair . tv Uni* Floor

L29

Women’s Hosiery Black, white and gray lisle, and fine gauge cotton hose, Burson, Cadet and Durham brands; regular and out sited; slightly imperfect, 50c value (3 pairs, 1,00), pah* .,..., Otlv • ' • —Main Floor. Boyrf Belts, 50c Boys’ belts, black and ton leather, strong harness buckle, sizes 24 to 30; sample lot; worth

up to 1.00. Choice

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—Main Flow.

Dress Shirts, 1.79 Slightly soiled and mussed negligee ehirts, soft, double cuffs and a few dosen laundered cuff style? fast color woven madras and full count percale, big assortment. Not all sizes in the lot; former price, up to 3.00, Friday Bargain, J JJ0

until sold.

95c

15c

Mary /one Pumps Fer misses and children— Mary Jane pumps, in sizes up to 2; patent or bright kid. A QjT A special lot at...... . —Main Floor. fe • ,

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Woman’s Hosiery Black, w(iit* and (ray liale. and fine gauge cotton hose. Burson, Cadft Knd Durham brands; pair., UW), pair .$J2»C 49c Voilem 29c 40-ineh printed voile* in a variety of colot*, printed on white grounds in ring apd striped patterns; worth 49e$ Friday, Of}** yard £«fv

FloOr.

1.25 Quality Serge,

French serge, in navy, brown, black, wine, etc. Fine weisrht, half wool; Friday spe- AO*» rial, yard ............. , erOv' Roller Towels. 79c Made originally fer (be U. S. shipping board. Rolkr type, 3 yards long, unbleached, bluebordered crash; big % *7A** value, Friday lefv Oil Heaters, 4.95 Help save gas. Buy a coal oil heater, guaranteed not to smoke or smell. Large site, 8-inch wick, nickeled top. Will heat a room 9x12 feet; J Aff Friday v ; —SsMeMWr

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