Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 April 1920 — Page 5

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. THTESDAT, APBIL 22, 1920.

WOOD’S CAMPAIGN IN WMC0UN1Y OPENS

CHARLES F. COFFIN MAKES PLEA FOR CANDIDATE.

MAN TO M^ET CONDfTIONS [Special to The ladiaaapolls Vewal - __ WABASH. Ind- April tl.—Aooertiog that the United States needs a Republican Preeident tor the neat four years, and that the Preeident should he Leonard Wood, Charles F. Coffin, of Indianapolis, officially opened the Leonard - Wood - for - President campaign In Wabash county last night. Mr. Coffin spoke before more than ISO Wood boosters at the Courthouse, reciting first the conditions now prevailing in the country and those of four years ago. ■ewad to Tear*. He contended that conditions at the present time were abnormal, and said that they were bound to turn, but no man could tell how long it would be before the change. "When the change comes we must have a strong man In the President's chair. The better the man the bettor the outcome, and in General Wood we have the very best man," be said. "The word 'unrest' has become the national byword. However, ft is not unrest that has entered the country, but a spirit of uncertainty.

"There are twe things which can happen. We can have an orderly evolution or a disorderly revolution. Tou all know what It would be for this country to have a disorderly revolution. Leonard Wood can, and will* bring about an orderly evolution. He also will enforce ths laws 0t the United States, to which we nre all too Indifferent, and knowing Leonard Wood I am proud to say ihat I] am for him. first* last and a£ W ¥rank Plummer presided at the meeting, end at the conclusion It was announced that General Wood m all probability, would be hero for e short morning meeting on April »•.

WOOD ASP MCA POO LEAD. Result of Straw Vote Take* by Wabash ffevrapaper. [SpeRaJ to The Indianapolis VewsJ WABASH. Ind., April ft.—Republicans In Wabash county voted solidly for Leonard Wood, candidate for the nomination for Preeident in a straw vote taken by a Wabash newspaper Wednesday, whiis ths Democrats wsre equally strong for William O. MoAdoo. Banksro. business men county and city officials, orsanlsed labor and fanners wers for the most part In favor of General Wood leading the n»*pubUcan ticket, and McAdoo on the 1 democratic side. Lowden and Wilson both came as noor seconds In the voiere* choice vrhile Senator Harding and Governor Co* were close contenders for the *rel*^’ood received practically three votes to ons of ths other oand) dsies combined, and While the newspaper is poiitieally opposed to Wood. It predicts he will carry the county.

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Red Cress Official Lists Medical Sapplies aad Food. NEW YORK, April 22.—Medical supplies and food, especially for children, sre still needed greatly in Europe, particularly in the central parts, according to Willoughby G. Wailing, of Chicago, vice-chairman of the central committee of the American Red Crose, who arrived here today on the Mauretania after attending the general council of the League of Red Cross Societies at

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The delegates toured France. Bel- i

glum. Austria. Italy and the Baltic) countries, inspecting various stations;

maintained by the Red Cross.

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mx— x- -n* jsss. : “* rt r o ," UJ r u ;a«s a «hir s H.ai SHELBYVILLE, Ind.. April 22.— -alienated his wife’s affections.

Hearing on the motion of the plaintiff to dismiss the suit for $100,000 dam- 1 ages filed by Earl Faulk agafnst Louis E. Haag, Indianapolis druggist, I

Steel Company Bays teal Laad. NEW YORK, April 22.—Purchase of two coal properties, one of -which was

of all grades of i | F. G. Grace, pres- j s

tdent of the corporation, announced s | today. Seven thousand acres of coal If lands, the property of the Jamison ' | Coal and Coke Company, in West; I Virginia, were bought today. It is j i near the property of the Elkins Coal | and Coke Company, recently bought 11 by the Bethlehem steel interests.

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Hospitals are crowded, they said, and more are needed, as are sanitation appliances. Particular attention is being given welfare of children. Legs asp srt Reports Deaths. (Special to The Indianapolis Mewsl LOGANSPORT, Ind., April 22.— John Hetzner, gge seventy, is dead at h!s home here. He was one of the veteran employes of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, having served forty years as foreman of the local wreck train. A few months ago he was retired and placed on the honor roll of the company. He is survived by a widow, three daughters. Mrs. Elisabeth Griffith and Mie. Charles Wolf, of this city, and Mrs. W. W. Goddard, of Chicago, and one son, Otto W. Hetxner. of this city. Mrs. Julia A. Reed, age seventyeight, is dead at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Alice Windle. here. Besides the daughter, she is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Matilda Crawley, of Crawfordsvilte. and Mrs. Molhe Day. of Fillmore. Michael Ryan, age sixty-eight, is dead at his home near Clymers. west of this city. He Is survived by three sisters ana three brothers, alt of Cass county.

THE ABC SUPER ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE Is the washer de luxe. It’s the only successful CABINET machine yet produced. Besides being the most attractive in appearance—a real ornament In your home—It’s the most sturdy In construction, and has the most efficient principle of opermtlon. Does your family washing, year in and year out. at s cost of only S cents for electricity. NO HOME CAN AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT ONE. Let these dealers dem—trate It THE 1900 ELECTRIC SPECIALTIES CO. M. MIS. 144 E. Ohio MU M. UWO. CHAS. KOEHRING. 878-80-82 Virginia A ve. Prut. 85. THE VARNEY CO. ~ Wholesale Distributors. 12MS 8. Meridian St.

| Trunks Damaged by Water Sale A few inches of water in our- basement during the hard rains this week damaged about 50 high-grade trunks, including “Hartmann” cushion top wardrobes and general purpose trunks. They are as good as ever so far as the wearing qualities are concerned, but soiled on the bottom and linings. We are going to get rid of them quickly and every trunk marked 25 r c to 50% less than regular priete. You’ll save from $15 to $40 on wardrobe trunks and save $5 to $15 on general purpose trunks. This is a chance of a lifetime to get bargains in trunks.

SALE BEGINS FRIDAY

TRUNKS, LEATHER GOODS, UMBRELLAS 30 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA ST.

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Art Furnitare Co. iff* gputh Mcrldta* Street BIGHT FLOORS Retail aad Wholesale THE BIG STORE WITH SMALL EXPENSE Oatmeal 12c Roll

20c value; JW* yard for oatm e a 1 cut-out | borders. tic roll French tapestry 22«* $0c roll French tapestry 2Sc roll dainty stripes paper, 1 He Ho roil bedroom paper tfic roll living room paper. iOc roll dining room paper the roll dining room paper Wc roll dining room paper tc roll kitchen paper

12* collapsible gooart #12 |t* reed carriage, slightly damaged #38

Hi refrigerator 130 refrigerator $45 refrigerator $15 refrigerator

Cup and

Saucer, 15c

25c value.

$C0 100-piece English dinner 5 100-plece dinner set at..$lK

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Texoleum Guaranteed to give better satisfaction than inlaid linoleum; waterproof, like rubber. $1.5* yard Texoleum #1.10 $1.00 yard Texoleum 75c $15 9x12 Congroleum rugs, no border. slightly damaged.. .#9.50 LIBERTY BONDS ACCEPTED OLD FURNITURE TAKEN AS

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Low rent, small expenses, buying in carload lota enable us to save vou from 20 to 30 per cent, on three months’ time. Six per cent, added for one year’s time. 106 South Meridian Street

HOUSECLEANING HELPS Housecleaning and housekeeping go hand in hand. Either job done well lessens the time and trouble of doing the other. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS FLAXOAP ing. It is a wonderful grease cutter—removing spots and stains which other soaps scarcely attack. Use it in cleaning cut glass, windows, dishes, sinks, bathtubs, painted walls, and all painted and varnished woodwork throughout the home. Contains no caustic elements, but is a pure linseed oil product which can not harm even the most delicate surfaces.

S-W FLOORWIPE

Varnished floors that seem clean usually are covered with

a thin layer of dust. This dust dulls the lustre and should be cleaned off. Sherwin-Williams Floorwipe used once a week cleans and polishes the floors and keeps them in the best possible condition. No rubbing is required—merely dampen a cloth

and wipe over the surface.

S-W PREPARED WAX & u> * fe?* varnished floors and furniture. Stands the hardest wear and will not show scratches, finger prints or heel marks. JEasily applied and requires little effort to polish and keep clean. Use it on the piano, and all musical isstruments which require a high

polish.

S-W POLISH-OL removes all trace of the bluish cast which so often detracts from the appearance of pianos, bookcases, tables and mahogany furniture. A soft rag dampened with Polish-01 and rubbed rapidly over the surface produces a handsome lustre.

S-W BRAS-BRITE is a quick cleanser for all metal surfaces. y Use it on door knobs, brass name plates, knockers, bathroom and electric fixtures. Will not scratch and very little rubbing gives a dazzling polish.

We carry a large assortment of Floor Mops, Oil Mops, Floor Brushes and Waxing Brushes. Each made in the weight, size and shape to give best service with the minimum amount of effort. IF WALL PAPER is called for in your decorative scheme we can supply your needs as weh as with paints and varnishes. Our stbeks are extensive, varied, and are the height of fashion in colors and patterns. This department is in charge of an expert, who will assist your selections and prepare decorative plans without cost.

Take advantage of house cleaning time, while the rugs are up, and have a painter varnish or paint the floors, walls and woodwork.

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win-williams Products sow by The Sherwin-Wiluams’Cq.

34 South Meridian Street Phone Main 2260

ALSO Vonnegut Hardware Company 120-124 East Washington Street

HAAG’S CUT PRICE DRUGS

another big cut in the price of drugs

Fvervthinc Fresh, Genuine, ef the Purest and Best Quality. Prices Subject to Change Without Notice.

^ * NO MAIL ORDERS FILLED AT THESE PRICES. A Sample of Difference in Regular and Haag's Prices

s|i « a sr&w.ss li i» i,uX Toll.t Water ... ti!2 iSSJ Urtum. "- 5L BabJSi?. corylopri. Taleura Ue «t c Hatvock'x Cut Rose Talc. ..15* A ve r4 Face Powder and Rouge

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4*c D Dler®s« R Talcum - * * • • $15* Uj*r-Kiw Vamty Box.-SUS* 2 1^e«Bo F 4red 2* *5c Satin Skin Powder an* 60c S*mpre Giovine ------ Ayre s Luxur Face CreM** *5 e Berry’s Freckle Cream 4»e 50c Bond tie Cold Create ..... -»** 50c Boncilla Vanishing Cream .as* 50c Dasriret A Rams- Cold CreamJ** 25c Eapy’* Fragrant Cream 1** 30c Holmes' FToatilla ... - • ■ ?** 50c Hind’s Hbney A A1 d Cream.»* «*c Melvina Cream 4Se 5*c Milkweed Cream a*e 25c Peroxide Cream Me 25c Pond's Vanishing Cream Me 5*c Pompeian I*T £ 2! 35c Pompeian Night Cream an* 50c Pompeian Massage Cream...an* 50c Pompeian Face Powder WMo

*©c Euthymol Tooth Paste a4e 50c F. E. I. Pyrrhoea Tooth PasteSSe 50c Forhan s Pyrrhoea Paste 38* 30c Kolynos Tooth Paste 18* 30c Lyons’ Tooth Paste or Powd.34* 50c Pebecctf Tooth Paste 88* 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste 88* 30c Lilly's Tooth Paste... 34* 30c Rubifoam .*4* 30c Sanatol Tooth Paste or Pow<L34e 30c Sozodont Paste or Liquid 34* Sue Arnica Tooth Soap 34* 35c Barbasol 38* 25e Carbolic Soap Me 20c Castile Soap Bocabella 15* 15c Castile Soap Conti Italian...35* 20c Castile Soap Stork IS* 15c Cocoa Castile 10c. t tor . 35* 25c Cuticura Soap. 19c 3 for 55* 10c Cosmo Buttermilk Soap Te 25c Clayton’s Dog Soap Me 10c Colgate's Sharing Soap 8* 35c Colgate’s Shaving Stick 38* 35c Colgate’s Refill Stick Me 35c Colgate's Shaving Cream 38* 35c Colgate’s Shaving Powder. .38* 35c Johnson's Shaving Cream...34* 15c Krank’s Lather Kreem 38* 75c Lloyd’s Exuais ^ 58* 50c Mennen’s Shaving Cream 38* 25c Palmolive Sharing Cream. .38* 10c Williams’ Shaving Soap 8* 30c Williams’ Luxury Soap 33* 35c Williams’ Holder Top Soap..38* 35c Williams’ Shaving Cream 28* Sac Williams’ Shaving Powder..28*

35c Atomizer Bulbs

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$1.00 Fountain Syringe...... *T4«

11.25 Fountain Syringe IIH i 88*

$1.50 Fountain Syringe ea*

$2.00 Fountain Syringe ...... Ml*48 $2.16 Fountain Syringe ..... .Ml 74 $2.75 Fountain Syringe Ml Oh $3.00 Fountain Syringe n 7“

$2.00 Fountain Spray mi am $3.00 Fountain Whirling Spray giigg

75c Hot Water Bottle 7.. .V_ . 48* $1.00 Hot Water Bottle T4* $1.50 Hot Water Bottl* 121 $1.75 Hot Water Bottle .....’./fL**

!H2 Co™*- Springe and Bottle 88*

*2 6* Comb. Syringe and Bottle gi.48

$3.00 Comb. Syringe and Bottle MMl24 75c Breast Pump $1.00 Breast Pump \ 35c Fountain Syringe Tube. 75c Colon Tubes

COc Rectal Tubes ’ ’aa^

Ctt»hW>n Ring... .8248

$2.00 Spinal lee Bags gl48 $2.00 Throat Ice Bags g! 4* $2.00 Ice Bags, oblong 9L.4M $1.5© Fever Thermometer tSe $2.00 Fever Thermometer ft48

H0T*WATER BOTTLES. FOUNTAIN SYRINGES, COMBINATIONS AND ALL OTHER

RUBBER GOODS AT CUT PRICES.

7 Haag Cut Price Drugstores are Located in Center of Shopping District of Indianapolis ftmmr Drug Stores, 27 and 53 S. Illinois SU mre in first square south of Wash. sU on way to Union Depot. Drug Stores sre located la 114 N. Pennsylvania St., 55 Virginia Are. and 802 Mum. Ave., cor. College.

Standard Patterns, 15c 20c 25c

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Washington and Alabama Streets, Just East of Courthouse.

Standard Quarterly. 25c Designer, 15c

Here Quality With Economy Emphasizes the Desirability of Attractive Ready-to-Wear for Women In these days when price is a big factor, whether WE are buying or YOU are buying, we don’t forget for a moment that thrift means first, quality, then to get that quality at lowest prices. Knowingly, nothing but quality merchandise is allowed to enter the racks and shelves of our store or be sold over the counter. Patronize the store where the thrift spirit predominates and secure your share of (Jtiality merchandise at moderate prices. For instance, we are selling the newest of spring suit# at the following special price— Up to $55.00 Values, ^ Special,134.50 All Alterations Free. This Means Another Saving of $2 to $5.

For Women Covers and Brassieres, 39c Embroidery trimmed, in regular sizes, 5^p quality. Muslin Envelope Chemise, 98c Lace trimmed or pink batiste bloomers, in regular sizes; $1.25 quality. Gowns and Chemise, $1.39 Muslin slipover gowns or envelope chemise, white or pink, lace or embroidery trjmmed, some with smocking or embroidered in French knots; $1.75 quality. Gowns and Chemise, $1.48 Slipover gowns or envelope chemise, lace or embroidery trimmed, some trimmed back and front, in white or flesh; $1.98 quality. Chemise and Covers, $1.69 Extra size envelope chemise, lace trimmed; also silk corset covers, in flesh or white, lace trimmed; $1.98 quality. < Crepe Gowns, $1.69 Windsor crepe slipover gowns, several styles, round or V neck, hemstitched, some with lace edge neck and sleeves; $2.25 quality.

Silks for Pastime Costumes t A Selling Specially Planned Smart apparel for sports and pastimes ih most apt to be of just such silks as are included in this selling. All the newer weaves are included and all the most wanted colors. CHIFFON SILK, yard wide, lustrous finish, in plain colors, for dresses, waists, scarfs and children’s wear; special, a yard 1 V SILK POPLIN, yard wide, highly lustrous finish, for women's and children's (J*-! AO dresses; a yard tDl.flO DRESS SATINS, all silk, yard wide, in many wanted plain shades including navy OO AO and black; our special CORTICELLI GILT EDGE BI,ACK TAFFETA, chiffon finish, jet black, heavy quality for skirts, coats and dresses; (g2 CREPE DE CHINE, 40 inches wide, all silk, for dresses and blouses, in many plain shades for street and evening wear; OO i Q specially priced *PMoXU

Quality Hosiery Silk Stockings, $1.98 Wayne knit*j>ure silk, full fashioned, double top*. Silk Stockings, $2.48 Burlington, full fashioned, pure thread silk, double garter top; $3.00 grade. Silk Stockings, $1.35 Silk and fiber, also fiber and silk mixed lace hose. Lisle Stockings, 69c Burlington, new fashioned, silk lisle, in regular or out sizes. Lisle Stockings, 98c Wayne knit, full fashioned, silk lisle, black and colors. ChUdren’s Hose, 39c Children’s extra fine ribbed cotton stockings, black or white.' Interwoven Sox, 65c Interwoven sox in black and colors, good mercerized lisle yarns; a pair, 65c.

SILK FOULARDS, 36* inches wide, neat floral designs on navy blue grounds; extra fine qual-

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Knit Underwear WOMEN’S SLEEVELESS SHAPED VESTS, made with wide shoulders; extra sizes

SHAPED VESTS, with high neck, long sleeves; high neck, short sleeves, or low neck, short sleeves; extra AQn

sizes, 59c; regular sizes -

WOMEN’S TIGHTS, with lace or cuff knee; extra A Op sizes, 59c; regular sioes EXTRA LARGE PANTS FOR WOMEN, made lace or cuff knee; also vests to match, with wing sleeves; sizes 46, 48 and 60; an exceptionally good value gQ^ at vt/

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Schoolgirls’ Frocks Are Chosen Now Wtith Thought of Summer Vacation Days There is just the right blending of smart styles and practical tubbing qualities in the girls’ frocks shown here. Especially in those shown at this time Trimming touches are novel and new. The little maid of dashing type and her more demure sister find here just the right type of frock. Ages 8 to 16 years, $1.98 up to $6.98

Bargain Table PALMOLIVE TOILET SOAP, (limit 6), a fT cake „# C JAP ROSE TOILET IJ ^ SOAP (limit 6), a cake... I C No Phone, C. O. D. or Mail Orders.

New Draperies bring summertime into our living rooms. The loveliest new patterns have just arrived. So we have decided to include them in these sales. Madras For overilrmp**. In roa*. gold. bln*, brown and rr««n; 36 to 50 inehM w140~98c to $1.98 Yard Drapery Poplin In blu*, green and brown; $8 Inches wide— 98c to $1.48 Yard Marquisette In allover cretonne i>atterne. 36 Inches wide— 49c to 69c Yard

Curtain Nets

Filet or Nottingham weave*. 36 to 4* inches wide— 49c to $1.25 Yard Marquisette Whit* or ivory, plain or fancy border*, 39c to 69c Yard Curtain Scrim \ tn fancy colored borders, bird or floral designs, also plain white— 25c to 59c Yard