Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 208, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 January 1920 — Page 4

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IRISH QUESTION TO BE DEBATED Protestants Will Take Up Issue at Meeting Here. Ireland’s claim to self-government will be dlseussed next Tuesday night at a mass meeting in the Odd Fellow auditorium, Washington and Pennsylvania streets. The meeting will be held under the auspices of the Protestant Friends of Ireland and will be open to the general public. Prof. Arthur TTpham Pope of Amherst college will be the principal speaker. He is an officer of the Protestant Friends of Ireland. Rev. James Gratton Mythem. D. D., of the Episcopalian church of Norfolk, Va., one of the protestant leaders in the fight for the Irish claims and Dr. Patrick H. McCartan will also speak. Local leaders in the movement plan elaborate entertainment for the visitors, who are touring the United States. A luncheon will be given at the Chamber Os Commerce Tuesday noon, and the visitors will be entertained in the afternoon and at dinner. Members of the local committee on entertainment are John C. Humes, William Allen Wood. Capt. W. E. English. Frank P. Lltschert. Horaeo W. Carey, Mahlon Unger, Miss Georgia Alexandttfr, Miss Pauline Robs, Miss Caroline Hendricks, Miss Anna Torrance, Miss Fay Banta and Miss Anna Todd. Miss Florence Beckett will sing at the evening meeting. The Protestant Friends of Ireland has established offices in New York. Pedestrian’s Bluff Routs Highwayman ‘•Bluff is the greatest thing in the world If it works,” said John P. Murphy, 1117 Broadway, today. Murphy Is in the position to know, for last night a negro attempted to back Murphy against the wall of a church at Twelfth street and Central avenue and rob him. But Murphy put his hand to his hippocket. remarked about blowing the roof off the fellow’s head and the negro ran. Murphy did not carry a weapon. Blcyclemen Harris and Moriarity investigated, but the negro had vanished. Pupils Gain Weight on Milk Experiment Special to The Times. LOGANSPOR'L', Ind., Jan. B.—That the mid-morning lunch given to the pupils of the grade schools in Logansport is of benefit to them from a health standpoint is clearly shown in the report made public of a six weeks’ test made In the Tipton school this year. There are 2C4 pupils In the school. Os these 179 were given the mid-morning lunch, consisting of a half pint of milk and a few graham wafers, while the remaining sixty-five were not given the lunch. One hundred and thirty-five, ot 75 per cent, of the pupils given the milk and wafers gained in weight. D. E. MURPHY DIES SUDDENLY. KOKOMO, Ind., Jan. B.—D. E. Murphy, 74, well known in democratic politics, and former district oil inspector, died suddenly on the fourth floor of the Citizens Bank building, where he had offices. Mr. Murphy was a native of Ireland, being the youngest of thirteen children. ...i—jjiv ■. ra Eyes Sore? If your eyes or lids are sore; if they itch, burn or feel dry; if your vision is blurred, your eyesight dim; if you are obliged to wear glasses, go to your druggist and get a bottle of Bon-Opto tablets. Dissolve one in a fourth of a glass of water and bathe the eyes from two to four times a day. Sound, comfortable eyes and improved eyesight will make the world look brighter. Note: Doctors say Bon-Opto strengthens eyoaifht soft in a week's time in many instances. —Advertisement.

BEDFAST EVERY WINTER; STOMACH TROUBLE GONE Mrs. Mershon Found Speedy Relief After 18 Years’ Suffering. “I had suffered from stomach trouble for 18 years, and had spent hundreds of dollars doctoring. Every -winter I was bedfast most of the time. I commenced taking Milks Emulsion last fall, and before I tad taken six bottles, my stomach trouble disappeared and I have had no return of It since. This Is the first winter In 18 years that I have not been bedfast. I also give Milks Emulsion to the children for croup, with splendid results.”—Mrs. W. G. Mershon. Brazil, Ind. Thousands of people who have suffered for years from stomach and bowel troubles, as Mrs. Mershon did, have found the same wonderful relief and lasting benefit from Milks Emulsion. Milks Emulsion Is a pleasant, nutritive food and a corrective medicine. It restores healthy, natural bowel action, doing away with all needs of pills and physics. It promotes appetite and quickly puts the digestive organs In shape to assimilate food. Asa builder of flesh and strength, Milks Emulsion is strongly recommended to those whom sickness has weakened, and is a powerful aid in resisting and repairing the effects of wasting diseases. Chronic stomach troubles and constipation are promptly relieved—usually in one day. This Is the only solid emulsion made, and so palatable that it Is easten with a spoon like ice' cream. No matter how severe your case, you are urged to try Milks Emulsion under this guarantee—Take six bottles home with you, use It according to directions and If not satisfied with the results, your money will be promptly refunded. Price 60c. and $1.20 per bottle. The Milks Emulsion Cos., Terre Haute, Ind. Sold by druggists everywhere.—Advertisement. Adler-i-ka Stops All Trouble! “I suffered from gas on the stomach and constipation for years. Took Adler-i-ka three weeks and have gained in weight and am FREE from ALL trouble.” (Signed) J. H. Williams. Adler-i-ka flushes BOTH upper and i lower bowel 60 completely it relieves ANY CASE gas on the stomach or sour stomach. Removes foul matter which poisoned stomach for months. Often CURES constipation. Prevents appendicitis. Adler-i-ka is a mixture of buckthorn, cascara, glycerine and nine other simple ingredients. H. J. Huder, druggist, Wash, ftnd Penn. Bts, —Advertisement.

Wealthy Draft Evaded to Be Court-martialed NEW YORK, Jan. B.—Grover Cloveland Bergfloll, son of a Philadelphia brewer charged with evading the draft, is in solitary confinement today at the Ft. Jay disciplinary barracks, Governor’s island. Bergdoll will be court-martialed at an early date. TAX ARGUMENT UP TOMORROW Fight Against Horizontal Increases to Be Heard. Both divisions of the appellate court will hear oral arguments tomorrow In the case In which Marion county taxpayers are opposing horlaontal Increases made effective by the state board of tax commissioners. The Marion county superior court enjoined county officials from certifying the increases and thestate appealed to the appellate court. - The case will decide the right of the tax board to make hdrizontal increases, and will determine whether taxing units will lose millions In revenues through the failure of the tax board to fix sufficiently high rates. The horizontal Increases total $770,000,000. Each side will be given two hours for argument. U. S. Lesh, deputy attorney general, probably will open for the state, and be followed by Emsley W. Johnson and William H. Thompson, attorneys for the taxpayers. Harry C. Hendrickson. Marion county attorney, probably will close for the state. “SYRUP OF FIGS” CHILD’S LAXATIVE Look at tongue! Remove poisons from stomach, liver and bowels. Accept “California” Syrup of Figs only —look for the name California on the package, then you are sure your child Is having the best and most harmless laxative or physic for the little stomach, liver and bowels. Children love Its delicious, fruity taste. Full directions for child's dose on each bottle. Give It without fear. Mother! You must say “California.” — Advertisement.

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SI.OO electric flashlights , 50c — Large size, fitted with first quality two-cel) battery; several sizes; SI.OO value; ffsVf& Friday only wv 4* 35c hair ribbons, yard, 18c — Good grade’ silk taffeta ribbon, 5 inches wide; colors white, rose, blue, Copen, pink and black. Loom End Friday • 4 Q| price, yard . JICP'iL Odd lot of yarns, skein, 15c — Best known make: just the kind for knitting comforts; 35c value. Good range “i ff of colors, skein JLCrv Palmolive toilet soap, 6 for 41c A regular 12c seller everywhere; you know what a splendid soap this is (limit 6 AS *€ cakes). None sent C. O. D. 6 cakes... llv Boys ’ suits, mackinaws, $7.89 — The suits are nifty styles in rich novelty mixtures; made with double seat and knees; mackinaws in dark plaids, belted and with large shawl collars. Regular SIO.OO and $12.50 values, sale QQ price * £ •OJr Boys* $1.50 knicker pants, 79c——Made of good substantial dark worsted; sizes 8 to 17; exceptional Loom End bargains .for tomorrow (limit 2 pairs), pair ■ i/%*$3.98 to $7.50 boys? suits, $2.59 Small sizes only, 3 to 8 years; fancy cassimeres, corduroys, khaki and worsteds; straight knee styles; wonderful A ff bargains, only *9 Men’s $7.50 sweater coats, $3.65 Heavy rope knit quality, in gray, maroon, red, blue and combination colors; up 1o $7.50 values; Loom End Friday bargain, only Men’s $6 trousers, pair, $4.65 — Excellent quality dress styles, in neat striped worsteds and cassimeres; also corduroys; sizes 32 to 44; big Loom End $ £* bargain, only V vl Si* ' Felt Base Floor Covering, 85c Quality, Square Yard — Makes a most attractive and yg durable flooring for kitchen, bathroom, pantry, etc.; waterproof, non-warping. Provided in neat mosaic and block patterns; square yd., 49c. I 1 Men’s $2.25 nightshirts, $1.79 —Good grade flannelette nightshirts, with laydown collar; sizes 16, 18 and 19 only; $2.25 value; Friday, Loom End &-g 41 Sale f # Men’s reg. 75c socks, pr., 59c Silk plaited and fine grade mercerized lisle socks, plain colors, mottled effects and polka dots; 75c value (2 pairs, $1.15), ff pair ...<•_ tP IL Infants’ 59c wool hose, 29c—(118 pairs only), infants’ fine grade white cashmere hose with silk heel and toe; best 59c quality; sizes 6 and 6 J /2 only; until sold, pair Women’s Bur son hosiery, 35 c Slightly imperfect, women’s Burson fashioned seamless hose; black, fine gauge cotton with split sole; also seconds 50c black mercerized lisle hose. Regular and out sizes Off (3 pairs, $1.00), Friday, pair Men’s $3 dress shirts, $l.B9 — Fancy silk bosom styles, plain colors, blue, green and lavender, soft cuffs; sizes 14, 14 1 /2 and 15 only; while 89 last, Ofh \ tomorrow, choice $6.50 Woolnap blankets, $4.95 — 66x80 genuine Woolnap wool finish cotton blankets, in fancy plaid designs; heaviest weight, looks like wool and is just as warm; all colors; an actual $6.50 value, Off Friday, pair ts 9

Women! Choose yourself one of these smart highgrade tailored winter suits. Reductions justify your buying for next winter. Present fashions are sure to be good. Everything in stock is included; none reserved. Pick your choice at the following savings: $150.00 Tailored Suits, only $59.50 $89.50 Tailored Suits, only $49.50 $79.50 Tailored Suits, only $39.50 $39.50 Tailored Suits, only $22.50

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8,4920.

READ OUR LOOM END ANNOUNCEMENTS-IT WILL PAY!

Bookfold dress percales, 16c — Tn blue plaids and light styles, stripes and figure*?, fast colors; to 24c ah value, Friday, yard JLOCT $1 preserving kettles, only 63c —l2-quart size, best quality gray granite: actual size; Loom End Friday bargain, only 6 - quart teakettles, special, 93c —Best quality gray granite; cool handle and tight-fitting covers; $1.35 value; for Friday Loom End Sale PUV Special lot of granite ware, 21c —Gray only; consists of 2-quart kettles, 3quart lipped sauce pans, 2-quart handled bake pans, large size sink strainers, etc.; up to 45c values, Friday f 21c 60-in. unbleached sheeting, 39c yard—Heavy round thread quality, full pieces and full width; an actual 60c value; Friday Loom End bargain (limit Ilf) _ 0 yards), yard (|#C 3-lb. comfort cotton batts, 75c —Open in a sheet. 72x90; good grade cotton and just enough for one comfort; SI.OO value; Friday (limit 3 rolls), - 7SC — - Leader Extraordinary! Men's and Young Men’s Suits and Overcoats — Suits are body-tracing OC seam models in all wool V | blue serges and fancy * v cassimeres. Overcoats in seam or plain models in several rich dark patterns; not a garment in the lot sold for less than $25.00. Many sold for more. While they last, choice $16.25. I- ■■■ * 32-in. unbleached sheeting, 15c yard—A good grade and weight; length to 10 yards: 20c value (limit 20 yards); -f ff big Friday bargain, yard 72x90 bleached sheets, at 98c — Made with a flat center f im, 3-inch hems; good quality, $1.39 value; big Loom Q© a End leader (limit 5), only i?OC 26-in. outing flannel, yard, 15c —Plain pink, blue or gray colors; heavy nap; good weight and quality: 23c value; Loom End bargain (limit 10 ydfcls), 'iff-* yard W... JLDU $6.50 Jan matting rugs, $4.39 Attractive stenciled designs in green, tan and blue, 9x12 size. Remarkable A OO value, only )l,U# 25x50 colonial rag rugs, 89c — Fast, washable hit and miss colors; fringed ends. Regular $1.25 value. Loom End for bargain Friday, each O *r C $4.50 white bassinette (crib), S2.9B—A great time and labor saver for mother, runs on noiseless rubber wheels; handsome style, for Bargain (fkO Friday 15% Off Marked Price All Men’s Flannel Shirts Auto Brand, Economy, Avondale and Other Makes. Cones' Boss, best Cones’ Boss blue ln ehsrlot Work Shirts Shirts, goon, heavy . . ... grade, all double stitch- extra full size; ed, yoke back, faced first quality; all double sleeve pocket: sizes stitched; sizes 14Vi to perfect (two to cus- i*Mil todays $1.50 val--28?};. $ 1.29 :,v ur . ?. rt "S 1.00 - * $27.50 Wilton velvet rug, $18.85 —9xll size, beautiful assortment designs, dignified colorings. Actual $27.50 value. Loom End Sale for O Off" Friday JLOftOcJ 59c curtain nets, yard, 39c — Included are pretty grenadines and marquisettes; white or Egyptian finish. Regular 59c value. Bargain Friday, yard Boys’ school shoes, spec’l, $2.45 Good dependable quality gunmetal calfskins in button or blucher style, heavy soles. Big Loom End leader, /Iff pair .-v Women’s $lO lace boots, $5.95 Rich Havaim brown color, long vamp model, with Cuban or Louis heels, 9 inches high, very stylish. Extra special, ££■ Off pair

The second day of the big LOOM END SALE, combined with Bargain Friday, will be a day of “Wonders” in value giving. We’ve used extra care in the selection of merchandise. Every single item is a SNAP-IT-UP-QUIOK bargain--the kind you will come early and stay late for. Remember, people, this sale is without a “peer”—no other event in Indianapolis’ sale calendar matches it in “SAVINGS.” No other carries with it such prestige from one year to the next. Don’t guess; don’t doubt, but compare. Unbiased comparisons will show you the absolute truth in regard to every statement we make about the superiority of “LOOM END BARGAINS.” It’s a REAL SALE for people who want to be thrifty. No saving-inclined person will miss it. Road with care this big bulletin—then come and share in this biggest of all economy events. ••

Women’s $1 rubbers, pr., 59c A fit for every style woman’s shoe, seconds; regular SI.OO quality, for Bargain ff Boys’ $3.75 rubber boots, $2.85 First quality and workmanship; made with best red rubber soles and heels. Extra special for tomorrow, pair AsOel Men’s $8 dress shoes, pr., $4.95 Round or broad toe shapes; best grade tan calfskin; welt sewed soles; cus- jg&Aj 0s tom made; SB.OO values, pair W Up to $2.75 bedspreads, $1.95 —Fringed and hemmed honeycomb styles, good size, new designs; Loom iTkff bargain, only piL® Reg. 79c parlor brooms, 51c—-4-sewed, best grade broom corn, smooth handle (limit 3); bargain Friday, 51c Women’s union suits at $l.B5 — fine ribbed spring needle knit, medium weight fleecing, shell stitched neck and front, sleeveless, elbow and long sleeve stj'les; regular and extra large sizes; seconds $2.25 Q ff $2.50 kinds, suit, $1.65 and Loom Lnd Feature! All Coats Reduced^ Every woman’s coat must go. All the better grades, the most stylish kinds, bear the following reductions. Plain and fur trimmed models. Coats with splendid silk linings in the favored colors. Special! Coats worth to? $39.50, go at SIB.OO Coats worth to $50.00, go at $29.50 Coats worth to $69.50, go at $39.50 Coats worth to $85.00, go at $49.50 Men’s $1.25 work shirts, 89c — Heavy weight chambray, sizes 14 to 18; stripes or plain colors, laydown collar style; seconds, regular $1.25 kind, QOjtd each (Basement) Women's $1.50 gowns at sl.l9 — Heavy quality outing flannel, pink or blue stripes, braid trimmed 'fl (Basement) tomorrow Misses $1.15 union suits, 89c — Lot of 11 dozen, size 10 only; fine gauge, pure bleached cotton; well fleeced; slightly imperfect; $1.15 value, Friday QQf* bargain, suit Women’s Swedine gloves, 69c '—Fine gauge close knit cloth, inside fleecing, 2-clasp spring fasteners; colors, black, gray and beaver; all sizes; SI.OO value, ‘Jfl pair ’ O 5 iL _ ** Loom End Bargain Friday Lot of Women’s Stylish Dresses Smart, afternoon modes of silk taffetas, serges, satins and Georgette combinations. All the leading colors represented. A charming lot, indeed; sizes 34 to 44. Dresses worth as high $t 0.95 as $32.50, choice to- I morrow 1 * >. ■-.1. . * Women’s fleece-lined hose, 21c pair—Fast, stainless black; seamless spliced heel and toe; slightly imperfect; 35c A4 grade (5 pairs, $1.00), pair aJjL L' Men’s reg. 35c socks, pair, 19c —Second men’s black cotton fleece lined socks, good weight, elastic ribbed top, slightly imperfect; well-known brand; 35c value 4 Q (3 pairs, 55c), Friday, pair JL Men’s $3.50 pajamas at $2.79 —Heavy weight, neat blue and pink stripes; regular $3.50 value; Friday Loom 7 Q End bargain, only.. * Boys’ $1.75 negligee shirts $1.39 —Good grade percale, big line of pretty atripe patterns; oollars attached or neckband style; sizes 12% to 14, today’s QQ $1.75 value, each

Tam o’ shanters, knitted, crocheted and brush wool styles; light and dark colors, SI.OO to $1.48 values, Friday special, at v ' i m Barber towels, doz. only 79c Firm quality, hemmed ready for use; made with red stripe border; worth almost double. Friday, dpzen | ifv Reg. 30c huck towels, ea., 23c Size 18x38, pure bleach, plain white or red border style. P’ridav’s Loom End leader, each 72-in. mercerized damask, $1.19 —High mercerized’ satin finish, heavy weave; shown ,in pretty floral designs; $1.50 quality, Friday, IQ Special lot, silks at $1.98 yd. — Plain and fancy taffetas, messalines, crepe de-i chines, georgettes; also genuine khaki kool cloth for spring sport suits. Worth CIO ' as high as $5.00, yard $1 plain and brocade silks, 69c —Yard wide, splendid wearing qualities for dresses, waists, etc.; assorted colors. Loom End Sale, yard Children’s coats, at only $3.69 —Up to $lO values, 2to 6-year sizes; neat styles of black and colored velvets, corduroys, duvetynes and zibelines; excellent CtQ warm styles. For Friday, choice. Reg. $5 serge middies, $3.69 — Women’s and misses ’ sizes; navy only, with white or red braid; also emblems on sleeves. Loom End for Friday, only - R. & B. corsets, only SI.OO-Jl High, medium or low bust models, white orj flesh color; sizes 22 to 26; some slightlyi soiled; worth as high as $3.00. • J Efxtra special, only Women’B house dresses, 85c — The material alone is worth this much; fine count percales in dark and medium styles; perfect fitting; worth today $2.00. fiff** Special, only 03C r 1111 9x12 Wool and Fibre Rugs, Worth Today, sls, at Undoubtedly the longest 5s OP? wearing and most economical rug you can buy. Comes in attractive small all-over designs in green, tan blue and brown, A big leader at anly $9.85. I Children's $1.50 dresses at 79c Pretty high and medium waist effects with pleated skirts; excellent quality ginghams; neatly trimmed; sizes 2to \2. Loom End Sale, choice 4 $3.98 women’s smocks, $1.29 — Pretty colors in rose, blue, green, white, etc., with contrasting colored stitching and smocking; all high-grade styles, extra special Reg. S2JO middies, only 95c A lot of slightly soiled middies to close out; plain white with colored collars; while they last, choice iruC $5.95 women’s bathrobes, $3.89 —Heavy weight Beacon robing, cord trimmed; large collar, provided in pretty light and dark colors. A big QQ value at Dyco crochet cotton, 4 balls 25c* White and all the best colors to choose from. Most all numbers; worth 12c to 19c the ball. Loom End Friday bargain, four balls C

Left-over Army Suitings at Big Reductions

Cd-INCH heavy olive drab suiting, strictly all wool, thorough 1 y sponged and shrunk, $4.50 value; sale QQ price,yd... •<> I NCH extra <-'U'h ea v y melton cloth, olive drab, Bponged and shrunk; regular $5.00 value. Loom End Sale price, QQ fiQ yard

fT/f-INCH wool ahlrtIng flannel, regular army khaki color; can easily be dyed any dark color, $4.60 value, sale price, Qft QQ yard QA-INCH twilled cot. OVton khaki suiting, thoroughly water shrunk; excellent for ladies’ dresses, skirts and children’s wear. Regular fl qua lty, price, yd.. duv