Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 299, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1920 — Page 3

MOTHER, BABY f BURN TO DEATH Explosion Sets Fire to Home in Frankfort—State News. r Special to The Times. FRANKFORT, Ind., April 23. —Mrs. Melvin Kupe and Mary, her 3-months-old daughter, are dead here today, as the result of a fire in their home late yesterday. Everett Rupe, 3, was perhaps fatally burned. The Rnpe home is believed to have been set on fire by the explosion of a can. Neighbors heard an explosion, and on reaching the house it was in flames. Mrs. Rupe was dead when firemen got to her, while the infant baby died at the hospital. Melvin Rupe, the father and husband, is employed by the Cloverleaf railroad. RUSHVILLE—Uoaz Demnree of Greensburg was found guilty of conspiracy to commit burglaries by a jury Ute yesterday. He will oe taken to Michigan City Monday, where he will begin a sentence of two to fourteen years. MX'XCIK—Most of the 1.600 pupils of Mnncie High school today appeared again in denim and gingham. James L. Ward, principal, appeared in overalls. LAPOSTE—ldentification of a body found in a secluded spot near Wanatab Tuesday afternoon with a bullet hole in the neck as that of Albert Loach, wanted in Toledo, 0., in connection with a $35,000 silk robbery and for shooting Sheriff Mathias during a sensational jail delivery, was established Friday morning by Sheriff Mathias. ROCHESTER—Leo Helvy, age 9, of North Manchester, had a narrow escape from death when he became lodged in the ©Ten of a cook stove while attempting to dry his clothing. He was severely burned. TERRE HAUTE —A hundred families Tgt re forced to abandon their homes here today when the Wabash river reached ■lx feet above flood stage. It is expected to go two feet higher, which will equal that of four years ago, when Tailorsvtlle was completely inundated. TERRE HAUTE—Robert "Tougher” Butler, candidate for republican precinct committeeman, was arrested and sent to jail charged with carrying a ccncealed weapon when Judge John Aox of superior court ordered every one in the courtroom searched during the trial of a contempt of court case yesterday. “Tonghey” had no alibi when the court bailiff found a .38 revolver on him. ROCHESTER —An association for ths protection of the fish and natural resources in and about Lake Manitou, was formed in this city last night with more than forty charter members. The association will be known as the Lake Manitou Cottagers* Protective association.

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Indiana Starts U. S. Move to Save Gas Oil Resolutions, proposing a nation-wide movement to conserve gas oil, adopted at a conference of the state public service commission with representatives of Indiana gas plants, were mailed today to commissions in other states and utilities companies throughout the country. Gas men at the conference yesterday blamed the Increasing inclination of Americans to move about in automobiles for the present alarming shortage of gas oil, which is being used in gasoline. The price of gas oil has risen from two and three cents a gallon to ten and twelve cents. aguinaldo coming to U. 8. SAN FRANCISCO, April 23.—Emilio Agutnaldo, former Filipino insurrection leader, will arrive In San Francisco witbIna fortnight en route to the Mayo Bros, hospital at Rochester, Minn., according to word received here today. NAME “BAYER” ON GENUINE ASPIRIN For Pain, Colds, Headache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Rheumatism. /pAvaotJ V C\j Ton want relief—quickly and safely! Then Insist on “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin,” stamped with the “Bayer Cross.” The name “Bayer” means you are getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for over eighteen years, and proved safe by miUions of people. For a few cents you can get a handy tin box of genuine “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin,” containing twelve tablets. Druggists also sell larger "Bayer" packages. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaeetleacldester of Salicylieactd. —Advertisement.

■BBMHMSEIfIEnKa STORE C LOSES DAILY ,V. 30 P. M. ; SAT! KDAY, 8:00 p. M. ■■■—— At the “National” —Out of the high-rent district—nationally known merchandise sold on easy terms of payments at identically the same prices charged by spot cash stores. It is our policy to sell at the lowest possible prices; to give the most liberal terms; to treat every customer with courtesy. jj A McDougall Kitchen Cabinet $-|CASH J. $1 a Week If you plan to buy a cabinet soon, bay It this week while our Special Low Terms aro in effect. Although you will secure an Infinitely better cabinet, as we guarantee to demonstrate and prove, 'you will not pay one penny more than cabinets cost without the Mc- ✓ See the cabinet that leads In completeness, in sanitary qualities, In beauty, in up-to-dateness. In sturdiness Judge the McDougall yourself. You will not bo urged to buy. Are a thousand steps an hour extra In the kitchen and that tired feeling worth the few cents a dav- you "save'’ by doing without a McDougall? Convenient Credit Term* on Anything at the "National.”

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Gillette Razor Blades ' -39 c Twelve for 78<j These are the genuine firstgrade Gillette blades, in their original wrappers. Limit twelve blades to one customer.

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407-417 WEST WASHINGTON STREET Men’s Specials for Saturday

$12.00 MEN’S SHIRTS—Crepe de chines and tub silks, sizes 14 to 17, 07 fiC special Vi* 29c MEN’S SOX 1 —All strictly firsts, blue, lavender, gray, black and 15c $3.00 MEN’S UNION SUITS— Cooper’s, Wilson Bros.’ and Wright’s make, long and short sleeves, ankle Ai fig length ¥*

Where Can I Find Relief from Itching, Terrifying Eczema?

This Question Is Ever on the Lips of the Afflicted Eczema, Tetter, Pimples and other terrifying conditions of the skin are deep-seated blood troubles, and applications of salves, lotions and washes can only afford temporary relief, without reaching the real seat of trouble. But just because local treatment has done you no good, there is no reason to despair. You simply have not sought the proper treatment, tha* Is within your reach.

;/p 4"% i* /V first Payment i B I Balance Weekly r O,OU I t|p|L f SPE< TAL—With each Vlta-Nola *old, [ we will Include six double-faced' recr ords—l2 selections.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1920.

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$2.00 MEN’S ATHLETIC UNION SUITS —Wilson Bros.’ make, ;1L $1.45 $2 MEN’S UNION SUlTS—Athletic and Balbriggan, short and sleeves SI.OO $1 MEN’S ATHLETIC UNION SUITS —Cross bar and TPg pin checks • 75c MEN’S BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND Aoa DRAWERS

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Cook With Oil if von can't get gn, us* oil! Safe, comfortable, economical. Besides oil cook stoves, we carry n very complete line of gas ranges. Including tbs fatuous Clark-Jewel, with the "Lorain” oven heat regulator.

RUG Sale Because of limited space we can not go into details. Come with the expectation of finding anything you want from a modest little rag rug at less than a dollar, up to the finest of velvet—all at prices below present market values and all on easy terms of payment.

NO C. 0. D.’s—OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 0 O’CLOCK-NO REFUNDS

Charming Spring Millinery For Women and Misses

Stunning new models to go with new spring costumes; most desirable shapes. Smartly- trimmed with flowers, fruit, ribbon, etc. Black and all wanted colors. Special Saturday, $2.98 and up.

Women’s and Misses’ Topcoats Values up to $30.00 All new models, plenty of them gfe m 45a. .gag. worth almost double the prieg; ■ fl| i|]g Wg various lengths from short sport 'r H coats to long coats, made of very y ty fine quality goldtone, broadcloths and velours, flare and belted backs; all the new spring shades; all sizes—- / V belts and fancy pockets, L i / well

Spring Suits for Women Values up to $50.00 Typical of the suit economies always to m ft ft be counted on at the Fair Store. Spe- C hTA M ||f j ciallzed group, produced for the occa- IP m m ***** sfon, In the most desirable styles of the jfer season. Priced lower tomorrow than cub- m f| tomary even at the end of the season! B/3 Smart Spring Suits Values up to $60.00 They are in unusual styles, for the most part, with those smart y /mmS /jTV little short coats. sid6 frilled fos* fCVv AmV :oat and embroidered models. yVV \t A4l \ which women have been able to \A i\ \ Vi/V.\ and only among very high- /k. ii - . • priced suits, There aro also I, ■ o raggfgflA'. plainer suits, dependent upon Ba? byu *1 c> line fabric and tailoring for their BCvri U. : Nv—' success. $35.00 WW Ladies’Newest Suits _j- 1 1 Values up to $25.00 These are the very latest and 11 17 / most approved models — gar- 11 // ments of such excellence both In I’U ' J appearance and tailoring that 11 I women won't hesitate one mo- \i II meat in making a selection. 31m- \\ M liar suits couldn’t be bought In \\ fj New York from the manufac- \\ L? turers today at this price— \ l/j\ $14.98

Women’s Dresses for Spring Values up to $35.00 Every dress from our own stock; m gm. —a. ... every dress up-to-the-minute in gj gjfg afjß style; every dress reduced becauso IWg v®|jl £ only a few remain of a style or size. | But In the lot there are dresses for every occasion; dresses in a variety of styles and colors, and a good rang© of sizes represented. ew Spring Dresses Up *° $25.00 Values Gathered from our own dependaJ ' ble stocks. These dresses rep--1 \ m/BICTuLi resent all that is authentic and I smart in the new spring styles, i ijMI V The prices are much lower than 4, W. any one woul<i e x P ec t to pay for S models of this exclusive nature a and exquisite fabrics. $14.98 Miw ill I OT^ m<lr * Dresses for Iml ?ml Ml Values up to $20.00 M■■ f ml m3 There is a wonderful surprise in store for women who are lnterested in dresses, for they will j|| WffiMfif wonder how w r e managed to sem V|V H cure such remarkable values imM|\ der present conditions. Every dress brand new. Special at — 4\ SIO.OO

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Bang! Another Hole Clean Through High Prices!

MEN’S SUITS They’re good looking suits—and as good as they look! Fit well and have plenty of style. The young fellows will like them, as they’re cut to snappy, manly lines. The conservative business man, too, will find dignified styles that look youthful. Wonderful clothes, men, at this special price! $40.00 Suits reduced t0*24.85 *24.85 $47.50 Suits reduced t0*29.85 *29.85

* _ Saturday Sale of Shoes

LADIES’ BLACK KID PUMPS High Louis heels, flexible soles, full dress; special, Satur- An ftj* day $3a33 LADIES’OXFORDS And pumps, two eyelet ties, in all the new spring fashions—brown, black kid, calf and patent leather; high and low heels, all sizes, 2*4 to 8; special. AC Saturday ig *♦ v 3 CHILDREN’S ROMAN SANDALS Black patent leather; sizes 3 to 8. Special for Satur- & '52.69 MEN’S DRESS AND SEMIDRESS SHOES Gunmetal, blucher or straight lace, English or broad toe; special, Ass Q C Saturday yffiOS

EXTRA SPECIAL—Boys’ Saits $15.00 and $16.50 $9.95 All-wool blue serge, wool gray cashmeres, fancy wool tweeds, New belted models In green, raW), ll brown and gray. Sizes 7 to 17. Boys’ 2-Pants Suits Hh|T $13.85 T™ Wool serges and fancy cash- /rj^afL meres; all new models; sizes Boys’ $10.50 Suits $6.95 Jf Ms** In neat blue and brown mixBoys’ Pants Specials $2.00 values, sizes $3.00 values, 7 to j $1.50 values, 6 to 7 to 16— 16 years— ' 12 years—sl.2s $1.95 j 95c

Ladies' Specials for Saturday

REGULAR $2.50 LADIES’ GINGHAM HOUSE DRESSES— Plain and striped materials. Sizes 36 to A t QQ 46. Special O B .30 REGULAR $2.50 LADIES’ OUTSIZE COVERALL APRONS— Made of Scott’s percale, in dark blue and light patterns. Trimmed with rickrack ft 4 Aft braid. Special..., $ 1109 REGULAR $3.50 LADIES' HOUSE DRESSES —Made of Amoskeag gingham and dark percale. Sizes ftft 4A 36 to 46 REGULAR $1.60 LADIES’ MUSLIN GOWNS —Square neck, neat embroidery QQ* trimming....... V OC

$6.00 Silk Poplin Skirts Fashion’s prettiest modes; a wonderfully pleasing assortment of exceptional values; specially priced for Satur- A A day OfciOO

1 SB.OO Wool Plaid Skirts Distinctive pleated and plain models, in a large variety of pretty new plaids; specially priced 0g? flfj for Saturday. ..„„yliUU

GIRLS’ OXFORDS Ankle strap and strapless pumps In all leathers —patent, black, kid, brown and gunmetal; English or broad toe last; sizes to 2. ST. $3,45 GIRLS’ STRONG SCHOOL AND DRESS SHOES Brown and black kid and patent leather with cloth tops, a neat and strong shoe; $4.00 values, Aft ft ft special Saturday yfcivw

REGULAR $3.50 BILLIE BURKE HOUSE DRESSES— Plaid and striped percale and ginghams. Two large pockets, long and short sleeves, trimmed collars. A4 'in special phalli REGULAR SI.OO LADIES' ENVELOPE CHEMlSE—Embroidery and ribbon O #% trimmed . V W C REGULAR 50c LADIES’ CORSET COVERS—Good quality nainsook, embroidREGULAR $1.98 LADIES’ OUTSIZE ENVELOPE CHEMISE— Lace and embroidery trimmed. So. 4 ?. $1.49

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