Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 April 1920 — Page 2

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, MONDAY. APBIL H>, 1920.

5,000 GOOD ROADS MEN EXPECTED AT CONGRESS

three-mllX state tax levy for a state highway ayatem: to boost the »roposal for a bridge across the Ohio river at Evanaville; to discuss the possibility of a transcontinental train from I>etroit to Ijob Angeles, to be kno-#n as the Sunshine Trail, to eitconrage the ship-by-track movement, and to encourage the wganiA i

tfon of motor dabs roads legislation.

to back good

HOOSIER IS SPEAKER.

Interstate gathering CONVENE THUREOAV.

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u 1 Jcha T. f>yev. Of Vlaceaae* 4ddre«»e* GOVERNORS TO SPEAK m^ate

'• I DES 1IDIXE*;. 14.. April 1», tSpecial to The Indianapolis Kewt) ! tariana from Nebraska. South L»aeVaNSVIMjBE, fud.. April It.—Five | kota and Iowa gathered here today

_ ^llthe International Rotai

good rc Friday

expected to attend the interstate j the international Rotary Clubs The

rood road* congr^ea Thu today and} attendance was expected to reach TOO. Bee Line Association have promised < naHnnat Rotarv Club*.

to be present with Targe delegations, Since Benjamin Bos#e. mayor of

O l>*~ \JT f* Wlin TBLT&K VdViisr, sine® Benjamin Bos#e, mayor of Ev- a a^maa. Sl^MTJsSlta^SS CHARLES 6. LOWE IS DEAD

The body will be taken to Indianapolis for burial in Crown Hill cemetery-

HOT TO ACCEPT PLACE.

C. W. Scott, mt Warsaw, Declines State

Soldiers' Heme Post.

I Special to The Indianapolis News] LAFAYETTE. Ind., April IS.—C. W.

Scott, of Warsaw, who was recently appointed commandant of the Indiana State Soldiers' Home, to succeed Colonel D. B- Kehlr. who tendered his reaignationto the board of trustees, r 0 . has decided to accept the appoint-

ment.

Mr. Scott was to have taken charge May I. No reason is given for his re

fuftal of the post after having once accepted it. Colonel Kehler will remain in charge untl a successor is choeen by the board ©f trustees at the

May meeting.

Mr. Scott, who declined the post, is

himself a member trustees.

of the board of

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Ceaaas Figures Announced. WASHINGTON. April 19.—Population figures announced by the census bureau include: New Orleans. 387,403; increase 43,333 dr 14.3 per cent. Tucsoh, Aria.. ttj»l; increase 7,0#» orJJ.S per cent. Marquette. Mich.. 13.713; increase 1,315 or Id.* per cent. Eureka. Ca!.. 13,213; increase 1,3*. or 11.5 per cent. Athens, Go.. 1A748; increase 1,815 or 12.3 per cent. « Barberton. O.. 13.811; increase ».4®1 or 99.f per cent. Jeanette. Pa, 10.M7; increase 8,5»0 or 31.* per cent. „ Sanford. Me.. 1M91; increase 1,«42 or lf.1 per cent. „ . Weehawken township. N. 14,435; increase 3.257 or 29 per cent. Kenmore. O. 12.883; increase 11,122 or 712.5 per cent.

with the good roads congress. Five Governors have accepted invitation* to appear on the program. They are James P. Goodrich, of Indiana; Edward P. Morrow, of Kentucky; Frank O. Lowdeu. of Illinois; A. H. P.ol»ertg of Tennessee, and C. H. Brough, of Arkansas. The grand parade of all delegations, visiting official*. bands, motor trucks, and civic

organ I rat

leg eve nils of

of all delega bands, moult

xa tions, will be one of the open- ^ ‘Wlabf the congresa. and a Governors' day bauguet wfSh'-;f®* gpp*ta Friday wwmBg will be the anal event.

15Xpert* Are *a TTograw.

- —qng, tkose who will address the tas during the two days. In ad-

tpAha. Gavuraors. arc:

auk commHa^u«. N«^'let. manager of the Hooaicr State A utomoMie AMmciation; Joe ». Bogga lead of public roads work In Ken - &U MrtilWSjSi £8jj|

Was Clerk la Jadiaaspolls Store for Half Cewtary. fSpecial to The hsdtsaapotni News! B LOOM INGTON. Ind- April 19 — Charles G. Lowe, age eighty-one. died •f th# I -

a Iocs tnerly

father of Mrs. William Lowe Bryan whose husband ia president of Indiana lib!Versify, Mrs. J. h.n Howard, wife of a professor of lAtin at the University of ftouth Dakota, also is a

daughter.

Mr, Lowe was a clerk ia the furni

tore department of the Now York •tore, at IndlanapoU*. for half

wiH bring us to tout door with

samples and prices of

A PHONE CALL

Window Shades We are the Originators of WINDOW SHAPE CLEANING which makes old shades look and wear the same as new. At a saving of 73** orer the price of new shades. Let us

estimate your work.

PATTERSON SHADE COMPANY

Window Shades < Ua-US W. Thirtieth St.

. Wauufaeturrr*

aud ( learner* of Phone Aorth *740.

'feigytei department off

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chief ofj way com - j

congressman j

-ftourth ftlinois dls-| I ?4er chief engineer| highway commission; | congreaaman from j f district; J,S. Turn- ;

tansas highway* trkls. chief en- I

maintenance depart-} highway commission. 1 dent of ties Indians ( of Farmers’ Assorts-]

Bhlrely, secrefary of the War council; E. M Ja* lef engineer, bursau

ton.

James

John B. Hlttell. for*t 1 ili not* Society of and K- G. Bachelor, chairAflsertcan Automobile As-

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Rich in Food Value

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Oriental Rugs At a Clean 10% Reduction

Thia offer » made to quickly advertise our first rugs since the war.

big shipment of genuine oriental

Tbe saving of $10 on every hundred spent givefc you a superb oriental rug at little more than the price of a good domestic rug. With good care one of these rugs will wear much longer than any domestic rug. 6 Days Only—April 19th to 24th

Every rug bears the original price tag. Make your selections, deduct 10% and you have the sale price. *

Partial Descriptions Follow:

fceautifoi Chinese fugs in two shades of blue, rose, taupe and yellow, all size mats, door rugs and carpet sizes up

Persian and Turkish rugs, such as Kir-

These reduced prices are effective until Saturday night, April 24. Positively no discount to any one after this sale.

to l<H4xl4 feet,

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osoul, Melez, Serabehd, Mahal, Sivas, Belouchis-

an, Ispana:

ml, 5 feet 10 inches by 3 feet 6 inches, 1125.00 less 10% Melez, 9 feet 6 inches by 6 feet & inches, $475.00 less 10% Mahal, 11 feet 6 inches by 8 feet 0 inches, $450.00 less 10%...*

.$112.50 $427.50 $405.00

Chinese. 11 feet 9 inches by $ Mt, $820.00 less 10% $738.00 Mosoui, 6 feet 8 inches by S feet 5 inches, $115.00 less 10% $103.50

feet by 12 feet 1 inch,

$1,350.00

Sparta, IS feet 2 inches by 10 feet 9 inches, $1,050.00 toes 10% $045.00 CaMstan, 7 feet by 4 feet, $195.00 lees 10%... $175.50

Odd Sizes Rugs that will be just right to cover almost any floor space are included in this stock. You are sure to find a size and color that is just what y6u want. •« * .. .-...i I., i inf i

Serabend, 16

'He* 10%

26 West Washington Street

Taylor Carpet Co.

Women'* Handkerchiefs, 14c Sample*, embroidered cfcrnslo, • white or colors. Narrow hemstitched hems. Recalart? ITe, each, 14c, or 3 for 4*r. (First Floor!

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SJS Middy Sweat***, MS All wool, abort •bovos sn4 tfr sash. Frtags arowtf hot-1 a El OB .

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(First Floor>

Visions of 'Summer Loveliness—These Wonderful

New Spring Frocks

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Eating Drinking Baking

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RODUCTS

St. and Capltoi Ave..

A Very Important April Sale of m ] 1 owels Wonderful Values! Economical housewives will buy dozens at these THRIFT prices. Come at Store-Opening!

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1.50 Linen Towels Every thread pare linen; large si*e. and a good firm weave that will stand hard wear and laundering.

58c

69c Buck Towels A weave that is more thdn half liken. .Convenient sixe, soft and absorbent.

89c

1.00 Linen Towels Large sise. heavy Weight: of pure Irish flax. Smooth and finely finished.

28c

35c Hack Towels All cotton, .alxe 18x36. Excellent kitchen or face towels.

75c

89c Bath Towels , EktraTarg* Turkish towel* woven of doable twisted threat

Soft and dualities.

spongy — excellent

39c

50c Bath Towels Fully bleached, trimmed with attractive blue border. Regular size. \

1.39

• Dozen, Guest Towels Only lj?h dozens pike* fcie. Clbseiy woven w towils With red bordeh*.

placed on

white

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In Georgette, in Soft, Supple Satins, in Lovely Taffetas, in Brilliant Charmeuse—Exploiting Every Whim and Caprice of Dame Fashion. *

29.50

All are Exceptional Values!

Would she be interested in reviewing STYLE as it has been decreed for this charming season? If so, she has but to come, and view this wonderful collection. The result will be most gratifying. Entirely Different and Wholly Charming and Winsome Versions of the Mode expressed in new funnel drapes, short puffed sleeves, corded, shirred and embroidered effects, many with narrow belts. And while their chic styling and youthfulness is most appealing, their very low price ia the dominant feature. Wonderful Choosing—Tuesday—at29.50 (Wasson's, Second Floor)

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Smart and Cleverly Fashioned Styles in Girls f Gingham Frocks

Youthful, fctraightline models, and full pleated skirts—just the styles that a 6 to 14-year-old miss likes best. Made of bright hued plaids and fetripe*. Bright plaids and •Olid color gingham, made Info charming frock* with p 1*ato« skirts- and wide bells. louenes ei ftanu-

:he columt dresses

embroidery on the collar and cuffs of t make ihem distil

individual. Also dr« f§ I

; :4. .. _ w bf Lonsdal* Jean, with pleated skirt and button-on middy.

Fine chembray and plaid gingham dresses with organdy collars and Wg bow

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4 95

• 61 sashes. Clever Eton fects, and novelty trimmlnir nouches^al? add

to thSrr beauty-

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(Wasson's, Fokrth Floor)

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ContinuingWith Interest Unabbted Hie Annual Sale of Gold Prize Blouses ^ -■, •. I fii.ll. <i III. 11.111—.. Over 5,000 Included When the Sale began UNEXCELLED FOR VALUE! SUP E It I 0 R STYLES! SfiiAUi 0 ' IB all sizes. Newest colors. Many are actually priced below present wholesale cost. (Wasson’s. Meond Floor)

FOR NEARLY HALF A CENTURY-^WASSON’S FOR SILKS” The Demand is for Tricolette And Wasson's—^Famous for Silks—is Ready With an Exceptional Offering

A Very InuMoal Quality

3.98

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Cotton Blankets 4.25 Values, '1 QQ Tuesday, Pr. 0.70 Gray, tan or white; with hor-

stripes; large

d0yble_bed size, 70x|o. Heavy,

specially fpr onh day only.

A Very Uhusua! Price

Women who know, will recognize this as the best, and ita value at far above the ordinary. Genuine Mignonette brand, in a desirable dreas weight. Choice of plain or drop stitch stripes in black, navy, dark Coyen, beaver,

elk, taupe, white, tan, etc.

All-Silk Georgette Crepe wUmm \i.95

In this collection there are twenty different shades of navy blue. All are 40 inches wide, a standard, high-grade

quality.

Fine Wash Satina

1.98 Yard

A very popular fabric for blouses, undergarments and lingerie. IS inches wide. A regular 2.78 value.

< WaasmTa. Third Floor)

Organdy Fkmncings 2.48 Yard 49 Inches wide, finished

in both tucks and hemstitched ruffle*. Offered in rose, pink, Copen, white,

orchid, etc.

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SPECIAL! AGAIN TUESDAY Women *$ and Misses * Low Shoes | Remarkable Values j at 7.00 Handsome Pump* of felgCfc satin, brown suede/ patent and satin and bronze kid. This size range is also broken, but the variety is large and you are sure to find a desirable style In your sit*. (Wannon'M. First Floor)

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•- ' * A Remarkable—and Very Timely Sale—Tuesday Gingham and Percale House Dresses Qualities

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They Certainly Invite the Value-Alert, Diserii nating Shopper to Make Quantity Sefectioitt at

Dresaes that are neatness personified t Stylish, too —for ’round the house, porch—yes, some even suitable for summertime street wear. Wonderful values.

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—• \Iat» *i»K*am dreao roll collar add vMt irtMowd with hottona. aeal^satterM^trtlrS^^t pearl Vnfteaa. eollara. eSL SSSZm. tr ' mm '+ '

All Priced at 2.50. All Sites, 36 to 52.

(Wasson** Fourth Fla as)

Is with effect,.

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