Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1920 — Page 9

THE ITOTJCTAPOLIS 5TEW8, TTJKiHAT, APRIL 87, 1920.

MISSIONARY SOCIETIES OPEN ANNUAL MEETING

INDIANAPOLIS PRESBYTERY WOMEN’S BODIES.

W«»tmin*t«r Guild «*cr*t*ry. M!«s B«rtha Kin*, of Indiunapoli*. and an address by May Chapin, of China.

TO DISCUSS NOLAN BILL

SESSION TO LAST TWO DAYS

(Special to Tho Indianapolis NswaJ FRANKLIN, lod., April *?,—Tha ferty-ninth annual mootin* of ths women’s home and foreicn missionary societies of the Indianapolis Presbytery opened it Hopewell church, west of this city, today. The addreee of welcome to the meetin*. which will last two daye. was iriren by Mrs. C. L. DUraars. of Hopewell church. Important matters on ths program today included reports by the home and freedmen secretary, Mrs. Will 6itmare. of franklin; the forei*n secretary. Mrs. H, C. Robinson, of Martinsville; the home treasurer. Mrs. H G. Coughlen, of Indianapolis, and the foreigrn treasurer, Mrs. Howard Stout. Of Indlanapolie; an address. "A fa»ek forward to Greater Thin**” by Mra P. E. Zartman. ferelfn synodical president of Winona Lake; an addreee, “The Gift of Prayer," by Mrs. William Adams, of Indiana rolls; of Til

report of the mfeeionary educall secretary, Mias Mar*aret Yule, ndfanapolW: the report of the

address by May cmapin. or unina. i —— The program for the afternoon sea- Rral Estate Board Probably Will OrSS a ^ »•—

...... .BBfuHe. Mayo. Indianapolis, recordSn* secre tary; foreign, Mrs. H. C. Robinson. Martinsville; treasurer, foreign* Mrs. Howard Stout. Indianapolis, and home, Mrs. H. O. Coughlin. Indianapolis. CLUB MEEDNQ AT SEYMOUR Weases ef Peorth Distsfet fa Annual

[•peotsl to The IndtsnspoUe Bows] SEYMOUR, Ind.. April IT.—The an-

nual mooting of the Federation of Women’s Clubs ef the fourth Indiana congressional district was held here today. Practically all of the twentyeight federated dubs in tbs district

were represented.

Mies Pearl Clark, president ef the Tuesday Club, welcomed the visitora and the response was made by Mrs. 3. W. Riddle, ef Law-reneebur*. Mrs. J. f. Goddard, ef Oceensburg, d strict chairman, presided. Mrs. O. M Pit-

ts nger. of Indlenapolis, president of the State

second vlce- _ federation. ExleriSjon” at

•poke on ‘'federation the morning session.

Mra E. C Rumpier, of indtanapelia state president, spoke on 'Indiana Federation of Clubs’' at the afternoon session. "Thrift" was the subject of Mra Julia C. Henderson ef Indianapolis, Mra Felt* T. McWhirter. of Indianapolis, discussed "Women in Political Partiea" The election of ©fficere was to be held at the closing

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The Indtanapolie Real Estate Board will discuss and take some definite :[ action in regard to the Nolan bill, now pending in the congress, which! would place a tax ef I per cent, on all real estate valuations In excess of $19,004. The weekly meetin* will be held at the Chamber of Commerce Wednesday. _ . „ . Resolutions eondemnin* the bill were adopted at a meeting of the board of directors Monday, and the legislative committee also has recommended that it be oppeeed. The directors la their resolutions pointed out that it would put an additional burden» on^reaj estate we ^ 75 ef the Indiana Federatlen of Farmers Associations, said that a referendum vote of the county associations e*nressed by an overwhelming vote,

disapproval of the Nolan bill

HAVERSTICK ROAD BOROS.

To* Board Approve* gltgABb Maas Coanty PeSMtea Appi

A $111,040 band tor the Haverstick read. Washington township. Marion county, has been approved by the state board of tax commissioners. Ths road sxtsnds from Central avenue. through Broad Ripple, to a point

lora. . _ board authorised JCnox county

The board «Btu~ — to taeue $1*4,944 In bonds to enlarge the Kuo* County , Good Samaritan Hospital

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People Who Detire to be Well Dressed Patronize the Why Store

It haa been the aim of the Why Store organization to give to its customers the maximum of value and style for the minimum of price. Square deal and honesty go with every sale—

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our New York headquarters keeps us supplied with the latest styles, and the purchasing power of this big chain organization enables the Why Store to sell on the charge account plan at cash prices.

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Women And it just the thing for themselves. They appreciate the saving—the satisfactory service. And for children—Durable-Durham

stands their hardest wear.

Every pair of Durable-DURHAM is strongly reinforced at points of hardest wear. Legs full length, tops wide and elastic, feet and toes smooth, seamless and even. Durham dyes will not fade. Always look for the Durham trade-mark attached to each pair.

hat* Durable-DURHAM. Ask for it.

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Especially Low Prices Characterize This Sale of Miscellaneous NOTIONS

Even with a dollar below its normal buying power, the cent isn’t so inconsequential these days of numerous penny taxes on small luxuries. The necessities of “carrying-on” personal and household existence, small as they are, will, if bought at this sale, save you considerable varying amounts of change. If you are in need of sewing helps, personal what-nots, kitchen needfuls of a small kind, etc., read this list to locate the items, and get them Wednesday or Thursday-FOR LESS.

Pins, Buttons, Fasteners, Etc. Soltd~httd«d hreas pin*, 800 count, 2 »Um, large and medium; 8c the paper. Defiance safety pins, 8 sixes, 1 dotan on a card, three cards for IJi&c. Rustless black-headed pins, three cards for 10c. Princess toilet pin books, black, 10c each. Cube pins, black, white and assorted, 15c the cube, two for 85c. Black-headed hat pins, six for 5c. Large pin cubes, white only, 294 pins; 80c cube. Gripit safety pins, 8 sizes, one dozen on card, 8o , the cud. Patricia dressmakers’ pins, size 6; ^4-lb. box, 370. Pearl buttons, 1 dozen on card, 5c card, 55c a dozen cards. Colored pearl buttons, 3, 4 and 6 on a card, 10c ttib card. Wilsnap dress fasteners, dozen on card, two cards for 15c. Dress fasteners, black and white, dozen on card; 5c card, dozen cards, 5©C. Jet buttons, dozen on card, 10c a card, three cards for 25c. . s White, washable crocheted buttons, siftall size, 5c the card. Tapes, Buttons, Braids White bias tape, cambric, 6-yard bolts; sixes 1, 2, 3 at 6c, 8c, 10c bolt. Sixes 4, 5, 6, at 18c a bolt White silk belting, 1% inches, 45c the yard. White silk finished belting, 1% inches and 2 inches, 15c the yard.

E-Z trimming for blouses, 15c the bolt Superior twilled cotton tape, white, 3 sizes, 6-yard bolt, 8c a bolt Double-edge stickerei, white, 4-yard bolts, 55c. Bast quality white cotton tape, 36-yard rolls, 1 inch wide, $8.00 Wt. White rick-rack, 6-yard bolts, size 37, at 88c bolt; size 46, at 85o bolt; size 49, at 30c bolt; size 68, st 33c bolt No. 68 Cushion brand collar bands; sizes 14 to 17, two for 85c. Black cotton tape, size %, 5c the roll. Size H, two for 5c. Warren’s mercerized lingerie tape, pink, 18 C tha bolt. Warren’s bobbin-tape, 6-yard bolts, white, 10c the bolt) three for 85c. Colored and white rick-rack, two bolts for 25c. . White cotton tape, 3-yard pieces, four bolts, 10c. Heavy sateen tape lines, measures one from opposite ends, 15c. . '.v ' Accessories to the Coiffure Cap hair nets, dark and medium brown only, $1.00 a dozen. Hairpins, assorted sixes, 4c the box. Extra large size box, assorted hairpins, 85c box. Kirby Baird invisible hairpins, bronze and black, 6 papers for 85c. Celluloid hairpins, 6 on card, 10c the card, 8 for 85c. Kid curlers, covered ends, 4 inches long, 12 in package, 10c package. Celluloid hairpins, 10 in a box, 88c the box.

Brooks’ glace machine cotton, black only, 600yard spools; sixes 70 to 100. Special, 80c spool. Kerr’s luster for hand or machine, black only, 800-yard spools, 15c the spool

Bags, Thread and Other Miscellany Tan shopping bags,.33c each. Heavy paper shopping bags, 8c each. White and black linen finish thread, 60-yard spools, 5c spool Mercerized darning cotton, brown and navy blue. 2 balls for 5C. Sanitary aprons, small size, 14c each. Leather pocket shoe shiners, 18c each. Sew-on supporters, 85c the pair. Mystic pot cleaners, 7c each. Skirt hangers, 8-inch sise, 5c each, 6 for 85c. Linen tapelines, 60 inches long, 8c each. Scissors, three sixes, 35c the pair, three pairs for $1.00. Asbestos-lined iron holders, 5c aach. Shoe shiners with polish, 85c the set. Sanitary napkins, 6 ip a box, 38e the box.

Waterproof Gingham Aprons

Adult sizes, 69c each. Children's sizes, 35c each.

-Ayres—Notion dept, street floor.

This is Taffeta Frock

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These days of midspring tempt us to taffeta frock if wte would be comfortable as well as unusually smart appearing. Taffeta for luncheon, for street, for business wear, is developed in dark-toned frocks; taffeta for the party is most likely of Madame i& Pompadour printing. Interesting Prices are These— *39^2 and *45= when tagged to navy blue’taffeta frocks of a lovely lustrous quality and short-skirted, short-sleeved, round-necked modes. Pompadour Taffeta Frocks At $63.50 the values of Pompadour taffeta frocks in Copenhagen blue and rose grounds are very high, and the dresses themselves are not beggars for admiration and suitors. These, as might be expected, are done in skirt after the pannier fashion, modified, and in bodice of the rather fitted, oldfashioned effect. They are suggested as being suitable, too, for the bride's attendants to wear with picture hats copied from the period of which the frocks are taken. Tricolettes From $49.50 Up In navy blue and brown, tricolette frocks are coming more into their own as the season advances. Very gracefully and simply styled most of them, without much* to do in the way of trimming. For smartness, however, they are not rivaled. —Ayres—Third floor.

Loveme Face Powder, 75c the Box Other toilets, specially priced Wednesday are Armour’s Glycerine soap, 80c the dozen cakes. 4711 Lilas Vegetale lotion, 89c. Vail's hair remover, large size, 89c. Azurea sachet, 85 c the ounce. Incense burner and powder, 90c the set. —Ayres—Toilet goods, •treat floor. GROCERIES Serve Yourself and Save Pineapple, Batavia brand, the best grade ot Hawaiian fruit. No. 2Mi tins, 52ct No. 2 tins, 44ct No. 1 tins, 25c. Milk. Van Camp’s tall cans, lie; case of 4$ cans, 35.28; small cans, 6c; 6 cans. 35c. Syrup. Domino pure cane. four, sizes, 23c. 29c. 80c and 31r50. Jell-o, the dainty desert thst needs no sugar, box, 14c. Noodles, Ludwig’s, made with egg, box, 8 l-3c. Sunshine cakes and crackers, box, 8 l-8c. 15c and 17c. —Ayres—Basement.

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Skirts of Summer Silks

Specially Purchased to Sell Especially at

$18.50

They are straight and short in style with a style variation of pockets, belt effects and button trimming. A few of the crepe de chine models are accordion plaited, making them especially suitable for athletic wear, such as tennis.

Of These Silks They are Made

Silver spray crepe Golfens« brocade

Climax satin Sports tussah

Dewkist

Baronette satin

Crystal tricolette

Whippoorwill sports crepe

Crepe de chine

This Harks the Most Unusual Presentation of Skirts in Point of High Values That We Have Ever Held

The Children's Shop ORGANDY FROCKS for Of 2 to 6 Yean In evidence that your daughter of 2 to 6 years has not been forgotten in this purchase of dainty, adorable frocks of organdy, two were sketched—two of the cunningeet, yet most inexpensive models. The mie at the right— the balloon has lost its charm for her—is of pink organdy, ruffled and ruffled and ruffled, and then embroidered in gay, contrasting yam posies. The tot at the left is wearing a frock of dotted swiss and light blue organdy, the latter forming a joke and hem band. Others in the collection are of Irish dimity—Dorothy frocks, to which so many mothers pin their faith. —Ayres—Fifth floor.

White Jsde green

Navy Black

Gray Brown

-Ayres—Third floor.

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