Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1920 — Page 5

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, TUESDAY, APRIL 27. 1920.

NBORSES HAYS

AS CAMPAIGN im

WILL MAKE NO CHANGE IF HE 18 NOMINATED. HOOSIER’S WORK

i meeting here in November and araln in February, went on record as opi posed to the selection of any one oth- } er than its chairman as campaign manager. Most of the candidates seeking the nomination indorsed Mr. Hays, but the position of General Wood remained in donbt following the arrival here of Mr. Hitchcock and the circulation of reports that he would displace William Cooper Proc-

GO, April *7,—Will H. Hays, an national committee chairman. has been indorsed by^Leonard Wood as campaign manager, if the general is nominated by the convention here June S. litis announcement, made by Wood headquarters, was said practically to assure Mr. Hays of the position, no matter who is nominated, and to set at rest rumors that Wood, if successful in the convention, would appoint Frank Hitchcock, former postmasterht< L manager. Ths Republican “national committee.

wouia cusp ace v> liaam cooper troc- type of leader wne can direct the ! pcwer. he said, tt nas a remarRably ( " v vampaisn man ter. of Cincinnati, as the general's party to success next November." I efficient national chairman. Mr. Will i ager. That will be left to the com

preconvention campaign manager and as director of the election campaign

should Wood be nominated.

Mr. Hitchcock has since returned to New York and Mr. Procter, in an interview, announced that “so far as I know, I am to remain in charge of General Wood’s preconvention campaign." The interview followed a con-

ference with Wood. Leaders for Hays.

The question of Republican campaign management was brought to a head last week when national committeemen and regional heads of the party voiced objections to the selection of any one but Mr. Hays for the position. Among the most ardent supporters of the chairman are Fred Upham, national treasurer, and Victor Heiuts, in charge of the Republican regional headquarters here. Mr. Hfints announced that he would re-

sign unless the committee’s indorse- ment.. The formal statement from j hearty accord, of allowing its na-

.^ ,ed iy ^r^r^r,riL

“I am not in favor of a return to Will H. Hays. Republican national swapping of horses crossing the

the ‘good old days’ of politics.” Mr. I committee chairman, will handle the ■ stream.’ * Heint* said, "and I will not be a cempaign of Leonard Wood if he As | ^ party to turning the clock back a nominated. This was definitely de-| l» *• hew Committee, decade to the gumshoe, pussy-footing cided by the general himself. The nresent nation*!

rfod. Will H. Hays represents the j " "The Republican oarty is back in „ ♦ national committee

of leader who can direct the ; power.’ he said. ‘It has a remarkably ^ 511 not a PP<«nt the campaign man

pt tyi

The tension produt^d along "presi- H Haya a most capable man and de- m ittee which comes into office fol-

denttal row” by the stand of the Re-I voted to the best Interests of the'

ublican leaders was visibly relaxed J party. The Republican party has *| lowing the convenUon. but as it is

cllowing Genrral Wood’s announce- ‘very sound policy, with which I am in expected

that a

majority

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HAAG’S CUT PRICE CHUGS ANOTHER BIG CUT IN THE PRICE OF DRUGS Everything Freak, Genuine, of 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

ii:?f ESS £*£

Jj.50 Axurea. Perfume gl.S6 3bc Babcock * Corylopxie Talcum ISe 25c Babcock* Cut Rose Talc. ..ISe Ayer’s Face Powder and Rouge 50c Bond 11a Face Powder S»e 75c Djer-Kiss Face Powder se* 50c Djer-Kiss Rouge 45e 40c Djer-Kiss Talcum Me 1150 Djer-Kiss Vanity Box.-SIM Me Dorin’s Brunette Rouge Me 50c Java Rice Face Powder SSe Mary Garden Face Powder... 25c Mermen’* Berated Talcum ...l#e Sic Satin Skin Powder Me Me Sempre Gtovine .- ate Ayre’* Luxur Face Cream 55c Berry’s Freckle Cream Me 50c Boncllla Cold Cream.... 3»e 50c Boncllla Vanishing Cream . .SOe 50c Dagget A Rama Cold CreamJMe 25c Espy’s Fragrant Cream ... . JOe Me Holmes' Froatilla Me 50c Hind’s Honey A A1 d Cream.SSe Me Melyina Cream 4Se 50c Milkweed Cream SOe 25c Peroxide Cream lOe 25c Pond’s Vanishing Cream....I6e 50c Pompeian Day Cream SOe 25c Pompeian Night Cream 20c 50c Pompeian Massage Cream...SOc 50c Pompeian Face Powder.... .SOe SOc Palmolive Cream SOe

30c Euthymol Tooth Paste Me SOc F. E. I. Pyrrhoea Tooth PasteSSe 50c Forhan s Pyrrhoea Paste SSe SOc Kolynos Tooth Paste J...18e SOc Lyons’ Tooth Paste or Powd.Me SOc Pebeco Tooth Paste ^ .S3e SOc Pepsodent Tooth Paste SSe SOc Li fly's Tooth Paste Me |0c Rubifoam ...Me SOc Sanatol Tooth Paste or PowdJMe She Sozodont Paste or Liquid....Me Sue Arnica Tooth Soap ...Me SSe Barbasol Me 25c Carbolic Soap i»«SOc Castile Soap Bocabella 15e S5c Castile Soap Conti Italian...Me 20c Castile Soap Stork ISe 15e Cocoa Castile 10c. S for 2Se 25c Cuticura Soap. 10c 3 for 05c 10c Cosmo Buttermilk Soap......Tc 25c Clayton's Dog Soap, lOe 10c Colgate’s Shaving Soap Sc 35c Colgate’s Shaving Stick Me 35c Colgate’s Refill Stick l»e 35c Colgate’s Shaving Cream 20c 35c Colgate’s Shaving Powder. .2»c 35c Johnson’s Shaving Cream...Me 35c Krank's Lather Kreem .Me 7Sc Lloyd’s Exusls 59c 50c Mennen’s Shaving Cream 39c 35c Palmolive Shaving Cream..Me 10c Williams’ Shaving Soap s c 30c Williams’ Luxury Soap 22e 35c Williams’ Holder Top Soap. .29c 35c Williams’ Shaving Cream....29c 35c Williams’ Shaving Powder, ,29c

35c Atomizer Bulbs 25*. 75c Nose Atomizer sp* ri ®? S os * an< * Throat Atomizer.74c

: »£*

31.75 Devilbiss Atomizer No. 16.91.39 75c Fountain Syringe 59* 31-00 Fountain Syringe !t4c Fountain Syringe 89c Fountain Syringe..^ 99* Fountain Syringe .......#1.48 Fountain Syringe si.74 Fountain Springe S1.M Fountain Syringe.. S3k28 Fountan Vagina] Spray..fi.48

31-25

1.50

32.00 32.35 32- 75 33- 00

32.00 ~ ouray . 33.00 Fountain Vaginal Spray si »S 75c Hot Water BoKle.. 1. VSe 11.00 Hot Water Bottle '.'.‘r4c 3150 Hot Water Bottle 99^ 31.75 Hot Water Bottle .... slm 31.60 Comb. Syringe and Battle 98c J2-00 Comb. Syringe and Bottle ,,^ 33.00 Comb. Syringe and Bottle S2.24 75c Breast Pump Jl 31.00 Breast Pump 15c Fountain Syringe Tube.'i'25c 75c Colon Tubes '22: 50c Rectal Tubes ! * 49^ 33.00 Invalid Cushion Ring.. S2 48 Spinal Ice Bags...... g? 49 Throat Ice Bags !gL48

Ice Caps ....,

Ice Caps '99,, Ice Bags, oblong Sl-48 Fever Thermometer 99-

Fever Thermometer.

32.00 $2.00 31 00 $1.50 $2.00 $1.50 $2.00

$1.48 HOT WATER BOTTLES, FOUNTAIN SYRINGES, COMBINATIONS AND ALL OTHER

RUBBER GOODS AT CUT PRICES.

7 Haag Cat Price Drug Stores are Located in Center of Shopping District of Indianapolis Hake's Drug Store, 156 N. Illinois SL, is only 6 doors north of the Interurban Station. Haag’s Drag Store, 101 W. Washington SL, is in the point room of the Lincoln Hotel. Base Drug Stores, 27 and 53 S. Illinois SL, are in first square south of Wash. sL, on way to Union Depot. Haaf Drug Stores are located in 114 N. Pennsylvania St., 55 Virginia Ave. and 802 Mass. Ave„ cor. College.

present committee will be re-elected, Republicans here expected the policy of the present organisation to be carried out. The national committee meets here May 10 to complete plane for the cervention. including the selection of offfeers 01 ^*^ 8ecret * r >' * nd other Senators Lodge and Borah have been mentioned along "presin™! 1 r ° w ” possible choice lor permanent chairman.

service, and ceftgtn profess!oMd *n / technical specialist* in other depart •

GOVERNMENT WORK OPEN.

Civil Service Examination* During

Next Few Week* Announced. Civil service examinations are be-

ing offered for the next few weeks to persons interested in obtaining post-, tions in the government service. The list includes stenographers, typists, trained clerks of various kinds,

teachers in the Indian service and in

the Philippines, social welfare and ! jT twie laxsUv* soA mrm dmSroyw. other workers in the bureau of health lor slgiutur* E. W. GBQVB on box.

merits.

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Facts Every American Should Know

THE

war is over. We did

what we set out to do. But

left some things to be for. And this is one

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The GoVernment said to the Waltham Watch Comoany: 44 We need your skill and creative genius in this national enterprise,” Waltham came to attention, saluted, and went to work. Let us imagine for a moment what happened. Here we^e over five thousand people, and a great organization suddenly turned aside from supplying the normal demand for Waltham products to the abnormal demands of and its accessories.

What this entailed cannot be

It is night. A few hooded and powerful electric Hghte search the darkness to reveal a huge gun, around which are gathered a lew men 1 who serve this

giant of strength.

A sharp word of command I A flame of fire! A concussion that rocks the earth! The roar of a shelf! A few tense, numbered seconds! Then, out there on the far horizon, a burst of fire miles away—an explosion timed to infinitesi-

mal moments by Waltham.

This, the triumph of Waltham genius —a time-fuse that splits a second into a hundred parts—that far exceeds in instantaneous accuracy all other timefuses hitherto invented—that sends each shell to its destination governed by Waltham’s inventive genius hidden

in the apex of the shell.

Imagine this device, light enough and of such delicate accuracy to explode the charge at a hundredth of a second, fired in a shell with a velocity of 2,700 feet per second, and leaving the gun's

told here, but the genius of Wal- riflJ’Krt Z^OOoT^uti^f^r

than, ic \ zrAniiifi aiyi minnt*.

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tham is American genius dosds speak louder than words.

AMERICAN ships and the large A accretions to our glorious navy could not go to sea without accurate, delicately adjusted chronometers - and they were supplied by Waltham.

minute.

Talk of “position” time-keeping--here is a whinigig of motion—a “position” test that subdues competitive argument. And imagine a timepiece strong and durable enough to endure a blow, a strain, a stress of two pounds to each grain of its weight A terrific reaction for the honor of America when the gun is fired.

American

les could not climb

aeroplane

into the &es without clocks that would withstand the vibrations of powerful motors and abnormal extremes of temperature demanding the most exact horological adjustments—and they were

supplied by Waltham.

American motor transports and automobiles required speedometers and

and stress resisting timeIhsy were supplied by

Our beloved soldiers, who fought and died for us, needed watches, and thousands of Wahhams went into battle

igife

Aad thn ii not *11

for

officially recognized as for the A. E. F.

in the United States n approves the gifts that

i of genius create for the glory

Waltham TWFase

■JVrEVER in the world’s history has lx there been such miraculous timekeeping, such performance, such absolute reliability under such abnormal conditions. As Americans, we have a right to be proud of Waltham genius. But if it had not been for nearly three-quarters of a century filled with work behind the Waltham time-fuse, it would not have been years in front of all others. Pre-eminence is its own reward. / Years of concentrated development on an infinitesimal unit—ofttimes out of sight in the works of the watch— have added renown to the name of Waltham. The Waltham Watch, upon whose universal time-keeping the sun never sets, is but an older brother of this marvelous time-keeper in the ahelL /

VY7 E have told you these facts because vy they supply some reasons why Waltham Watches are not, plentiful. We are concentrating every re-) source of our organization to meet a national demand which is a tribute to Waltham excellence. We know that if your dealer cannot supply you immediately with your choice of a Waltham Watch he will be able to supply you before long. And a Waltham Watch is worth waiting for. Grade for grade no foreign watch can compare with it O WE have made many statements of W Waltham invention in the mechanics of watchmaking—we have opened the door of the “works” in s Waltham Watch and created American pride in this Waltham masterpiece. We have claimed world leadership in watchmaking. “Here are the proofs” has been our challenge and our pride. Proofs we have given and still more proofs we intend to give: science at its utmost in the alloy of a metal, in the polishing of a part, in the setting of a Jewel, in the hardening and tempering of steel, in the design of a balance staff, in the bend of a guard pin or the structural curve of a spring—little things, hidden things. Yet it is these scientific inventions, developments—call them what you will —that have carried the fame of Waltham unto the uttermost ends of the earth. You protect your investment. You are assured time-keeping dependability. You forestall costly repairs. You own the utmost in fine watch-making when you buy a

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Standard Patterns, 15c 20c 25c

INDIANA I GOODS

Washington and Alabama Streets, Just East of Courthouse

Standard Quarterly, 25c Designer, 15c

Smartly Styled Apparel A Price Every Woman Can

Afford to Pay

This is the sale every thrifty woman will welcome with joy, for every garment represents a

net cash saving of many dollars.

Suits $55.00 value, J 34=

Coats $40.00 value, $9/1.50 £dL~—

Clever Dresses

$50.00 Value

Summer Sport Skirts

While assortments are large and varied, And comprise the latest fabrics and stylings, the low prices we h^ve placed upon them will cause eager buying, and, natur-

ally, the early comers will have first choice.

At $9.98 Up to $32.50 All alterations free. This means another saving of $2 to $5.

Hosiery and Underwear Shaped Vests, 59c Women’s sleeveless shaped vests, made with wide shoulders; extra sizes. Shaped Vests, 49c Shaped vests, with high neck, long sleeves; , high neck, %hort sleeves, or low neck, short sleeves; extra sizes, 59c; regular sizes, 49c. Women’s Tights, 49c Women’s tights, with lace cuff or knee; extra sizes, 59c; regular sizes, 49c.

BARGAIN TABLE

STANDARD PERCALES, yard

naV y

full pieces, ho mill-end lengths;

ures and stripes, on navy, cadet

50c value, a yard

yarti wide, neat figdet afid gray grounds;

s; regtila;

37c

Extra Large Pants, 69c Extra large pants for women, made lace or cuff knee; also vests to match, with -wing sleeves; sizes 46, 48 and 50; an exceptionally good value.

Balbriggan Underwear, 75c Men’s 'balbriggan shirts and drawers; short sleeve shirts, ankle length drawers; good qualities. Silk Stockings, $1.98 Wayne knit, pure silk, full fashioned, double

tops.

Silk Stockings, $2.48 Burlington full fashioned, pure thread silk, double topp $3.00 grade. Silk Stockings, $1.48 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

>rs.

black

ayne 1 id color

Children’s Hose, 39c Children’s extra fine ribbed cotton stockings, black or white.

New Draperies

Drapery PopUn In blue, green and brown; 36 inches wide— 98c to $1.48 Yard Marquisette In allover cretonne patterns, 36 inches wide— 49c to 69c Yard Curtain Nets Filet or Nottingham weaves, 36 to 40 inches wirifi - 49c to $1.25 Yard Marquisette ' White or ivory, plain or fancy borders— 39c to 69c Yard

All-ljnen Crash, 39c Bleached, 18 inches wide, blue border; for hand or roller towels; heavy quality.

Startex Crash, 35c Bleached; for hand or roller towels; neat, blue border; part linen.

Huck Towels, 35c Hemstitched, pure bleached,”extra pure weave, large size.

Fancy Buck Towels, 98c Extra large size, linen finish, neat floral designs.

Table Damask, 98c 64 inches wide, satin finish, assorted floral and scroll designs.

72-Inch Damask, $1.25 Extra heavy quality, neat floral scroll and dot patterns.

Old Crop Santos Coffee, 1 lb. Mrs. Rorer’s Coffee, 1 lb

40c .45c |

White Borax Naptha Soap, 5 Cakes for 25c'

Kirk’s White Flake Soap, 5 Bars, 30c

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Ivory Soap,

Cakes.

38c

A“A‘A - A*A*A a A*A‘A

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JOY SOAP, 5 for

, 4 a*a*a*a*a*a*a*a 4

"27c

Old Dutch Cleanser 4 Cans for 32c

P. & G. White Naptha Soap, 4 for.

29c j

Bath Towels, 33c Hemmed, bleached, double thread, for home or hotel use. Bath Towels, 49c Blue border, bleached, large size, hemmed. Fancy Bath Towels, 85c Pink and blue embossed patterns, large size, assorted designs. Washcloths, 12'/ 2 c Fancy colored; checks, stripes and embossed patterns. Bleached Crash, 25c 17-inches wide, very absorbent, heavy quality, red bonier, for hand or roller towels. Checked Glass Toweling. 35c j 0 • Assorted blue and mi checks, for dish and glass towels, c *.