Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 27, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1920 — Page 24

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Open Saturday Night - 6 to 8:30 / fletcijer &>abingg anti Crust (Ha hauuuma Americans to Join Canadianjtoad Tour XQNTREAL, j! ane 11.—Dominion K&kouittn are preparing for the big lnmotor tonr In July, when WO American motorists will be Joined on this side of the line by probably as many more, all Intent on the International good roads movement. The route will consist of 1,353 miles roads of Michigan and Ontario, the tourists crossing the border at Windsor and at the “Soo." A series of rengrtlons and ovations are being planned ■long the entire route. Government old for good road bnildtng Is stlmulatlafe activity in every province, and some the finest highways In the world are now In course of construction. It Is believed that this tour will do much to cement cordial relations between the two nations as well as to encourage the building of more good roads. Tbe tour will be self-supporting, with a truck train carrying the commissary and camping equipment. The latter will consist of 75 sleeping and two administrative tents It will be electrically lighted with a portable plant and a special trufk. equipment with five showers will provide bathing facilities for the tourists. '

Latest Dance Modes Scored by Editor LONDON, June 11.—The modem ballroom is run on “Soviet principles, says P. J. S. Richardson, editor of the Dancing Times. He wants to cut the bolshevism. ‘ln the old days dances In which everybody was doing the same step at the same time were popular.” he said. ‘The majority of the people today Insist In dancing as they like. ‘‘For the sake of general comfort I’m convinced that something must be done to standardize dance steps. "We’ve swung from autocracy to bolshevism. “Sidestepping and too much hesitating over the hesitation are throwing everybody in everybody else's way. It holds np the traffic. “These extra steps are innocent In themselves, but they are really stage or acrobatic steps." He has called a conference of dancing teachers and will try to standardize dancing.

Public’s to Blame for Cost of Shoes WASHINGTON, June 11.—Fastidious tastes of the public are partly responsible for present high shoe prices, 'Wiltllam McAdoo, Jr.. New York. Tice president of the Central Leather Company, declared before the senate committee investigating shoe prices. He denied that his company was making exorbitant profits, but said its profits la lftlfi were $13,288,451. compared with $4,876,923 t n 1914. Mr. McAdoo said that because of “a marked decline” in the demands of shoe manufacturers for leather, his company had reduced prodnctlin from 10 to 20 per cent the last three weeks, but added no further reductions were anticipsted if transportation and financial conditions became nearer normal. They’re Payin’ Real ‘Kale’ on Rhine Now COBLENZ, Germany, June 11.—The American doughboys on the Rhine were brought to earth with a hard thud from their fairy-tale life in a profiteer's para dise when Cnele Sam started this month paying off In American dollara Instead of marks or francs. Previously one had to show an order from the United States to get dollars from the quartermaster. No longer does the bnck private show his contempt for Herr Errberger's overworked printing presses by lighting his dgarets with a fifty-mark note. With “regular money" In his khaki pockets his Yankee thrift has returned. Fifty, or oven 1,000 ‘marks didn't amount to much, anyway. . But the American greenback; Well, that’s different. The doughboy has begun to patronlae the postal money order counter In the army postoffice, and his former rigs ret elighters are going Into the home bank. • REPAIRING AM tMRKEI.LV Mechanically simple as an umbrella Is, It must generally be taken all apart to repair a broken rib or stretcher, and the task is beyond’ most owners, says Popular Mechanics Magazine. A Brooklyn inventor baa Improved on the usual construction by inserting the end of each rib and stretcher between a pair of metal ears on the notch and runner members. using a short wire with bent ends for the pivot. Four Sevens Flour—Gloesbrenner’s.

If pap<* could speak. { Moorefldd (portraits would ds so. MlMte Floor Kahn Bldg. ARMY TENTS and WAGON COVERS Cheap; all sizes; new and used. 815 S. Delaware Prospect 4558

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DOUGHBOYS FIND FRENCHJOBSSHY Former Soldiers To'ld Not to Make Trip Now. PARIS, June 10.—Large numbers of former American soldiers, finding conditions in America unsatisfactory, are returning to France. Finding vork for them in this country Is quite a serious problem for American Legion officials here. Some of the ex-soldiers have taken places as laborers at comparatively small wages, and legion officials say that “doughboys” should be warned not to return'to France unless well provided with money to defray expenses while finding jobs, which are quite scarce at present “Since early in March,” said Arthur W. Kiplng, adjutant of the Paris post, American Legion, “there has been a steady stream of discharged American officers and soldiers coming to France. “Many of these men are without money, they have small prospects of finding work and their knowledge of the French language Is rudimentary. “The legion has been forced to organize an employment service, which has succeeded In finding places for ninetyfive men in tbe last forty days. “The return of Americans to France under present conditions is Inadvisable.” CHAIN CABLE. The total length of chain cable tested during 1918 19 at the public proving houses in the United Kingdom, all of which are under the superintendence of Lloyd's register of shipping, was 599,094 fathoms, and a quantity of miscellaneous chains and sample*. The number of anchors tested was 9,783.

Satisfied Customers are our beet advertisements —and our customers are satisfied. After v twenty-eight years of business we are proud to state that 80% of our diamond business is sent to us. DIAMONDS. WRIST WATCHES, 914.00 UP. WEDDING RINGS, 95.00 UP. JD |V/IT If | ATI V Diamond Merchant • JL • |V" MLI *r\ I -*1 j X 28 Monument Place

Fourth Floor State Life Bldg. Everything That's New and Summery in MILLINERY Sporl Hats nun $e sr -SSuT i O . A floor W to the v elevator . And Up to $12.50 Special Announcement Discontinuing Our Children’s Department In order to enlarge our Ladies’ Hat Department All Children’s Hats Values to $7.50 Reduced to 1’ JlpjjOs. 75c $1.98 $2.95 and $3.95 ' \\ AFRICAN OSTRICH FEATHER CO. Fourth Floor State Life Bldg.

REFRIGERATORS AND ICE BOXES We have refrigerators ot every standard make and every size. You will save money by buying here. Five hundred from which to make selection. RUGS, CARPETS and FLOOR COVERING All sizes, all prices in both new and used rugs. Make your rug selection here CASH OR PAYMENTS BAKER BROS. COMPLETE HOME OUTFITTERS 219 to 225 East Washington St. Pioneer dealers In used that can't be told from new.

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Fletch Henstep says there is no use in talking, there couu?s a time In the life of every person, no matter what his surroundings may be, when lie needs a safety pin. I ** * Miss Peachle Sims yesterday lost her pojvder puff and up to the hour of going to-press It had not been located. She Is taking the loss very heavy and Is growing paler every hour. ... Tobe Moseley recollects that he was united In marriage thirty-nine y-ar ago

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today. He is still hale and hearty, chews tobacco, smokes and almost ciisses sametimes. and can read without bis specs—provided his wife hasn’t got something mapped out for him to do. ‘Wealthy Oil Mari’ Unmasked as Thief OMAHA, Neb., June 11. —Ralph Erickson, manager of a motion picture theater at Des Moines, identified Sherry Scott, arrested here, as the man who robbed him of S9OO and a diqxnond ring ten days ago. Scott and J. H. Rogers, a companion, posed as millionaire oil men here.

Morgan’s Partner Dies in Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA, June 11.—Arthur E. Newbold of the firm of Drexel & Cos. and J. P. Morgan A Cos. Is dead here today. He was 61.

GRANGER DEPT. STORE 336-38 W. Washington St. Specials for Saturday Men’s Palm Beach Suits—A splendid assortment of hot weather jraltt in all-wool Kool Klotb, mohairs and Palm Beach. $20.00 75 Men’s Panama Hats—All the latest shapes; complete sizes; £ 6) AO $5.00 value Men’s Caps—ln silk, mohair end fine wool mixtures, g-g d[Q $2.50 value Men’s Caps—ln a great assortment of plaids and mixtures, *7Q** $1.50 value I Ladles’ Silk and Lisle Hose—White with delicate stripe nd lace /Q effects, SI.OO value ,OvC Ladles’ Voile Butterfly Waists—Very latest summer styles, all 04 QQ colors, $2.50 value Ladles’ Coats—We still have a few spring coats In tans, gray mixtures and light blue. S2OOO 4t| Q7t value 9 AO* i O Ladles’ Voile Dresses—Beautiful patterns and colorings, sl2 value 9Oe i ** Ladles’ Wash Skirt*—Odd size and styles, $3.00 AO Children'* Gingham Dresses—Beautiful plaids and plain col- £n Aw* ors, $3.00 value *J

. You Can Get It At “VONNEGUT’S” AS, For the Garden aWn** 1 ' -*£3sß© larden Rakes 4 be up Cultivators....-, We up Gtmien Hoea 44e up Tr0we15.......... 14e up Spading Forks, kl.it up Spades ............■s! A4 “Adjusted Sprinkling Eray Plant Hose Now Supports %-lnch x Don’t lot tho b-jgs Jost tho thing you else. ............ISe up have b-er. looking %-lnch ** r ” lr l * r ** ® so hold your to- sixe ............l*c up profits. A 'small mato plants or rose \-inch navi sprayer costs bushes off the size ...IV up only ter. Spray ground. For plants Hose Reels with arsenata of IS inches to 5 feet at ....$3.40 up lead, Fungi-bordo, high. Prices *a to Lawn Rol- Tubtr tonK Blacks2.is a dozen. lers Ill.ii up leaf *o. yvtroy. 1847 Rogers Bros. Let us show you the most popuUr patterns, such as the “Heral- p9y die” the "CromwoU’’ and “Old Colony" Teaspoons, a set Other pieces at proportionate ( For Fly Time f I rnJnrT.iri'll Scr ** n x>K>rs ss.m op kJjjytflOTlLrT - 4 Window Screens, wood o.v up W'lndow Screens, metal ....Me up lTi'i ~~i Black Wire Cloth, a square foot k i IH I 4*eT~ - 4 Galvanised Wire Cloth, a square foot 4c H 1 H IM ITTI Pearl Wire Cloth, a square foot. IP/^c Useful Hints _ . Th * Eveready Dayte, in flat and tubular ■■ ~ ■ ■ . fffWK shapes; several sizes. Prices start st. *I.OO liars -■■■_ fllfHT Ingersoll Watches s3.se up Compasses jOc up my 'rally Registers or Counters $3.34 up Pocket Knives. Me up

For a Cold Drink on a Hot ip| Day or a Hot Drink on a Cold Day— I I }] %-plnt Vacuum Bottles 73 n p Si Hi // 1-plnt Vacuum Bottles ........ s2.ts up d* J 1-quart Vacuum Bottles $4.30 up #/ ■Ms 1-quart Vacuum Carafes... $1.54 up IgBS W 1-quart Vacuum Jugs .' .34 up mm Metal Lunch Boxes, with vacuum bottles, special <** $8.43 up fei Ferrostat Vacuum Bottles that win not break from wj\ jf! severest handling. Price sl4 and SIA For Making Ice i Cream and Ices \ The Anew nail Is a triple motion flreczer, with steel frame and white cedar pan. A better freezer would be hard ..Auto Vacuum Fremfor, makes creams or ices, without cranking or stirring. North Pole Freescr, with metal COOL K ITCH EN 3 Perfection Oil fpjj Equipped with the new perfoc- . and economical oil cook stoves. \u I- * " Single-burner stoves... $6.50 up W ' ’""•in-- \JI \ Two-burner stoves. $18.50 up js Three-burner stoves.,,. .$25.04 np *Four-burner stoves $31.50 np For Discriminating Housewives “Leonard” Cleanable Refrigerators, “Chambers” Firlss Gas Ranges, “A-B” Gas Ranges, "Perfection” OR Ranges, “Ideal” Fireless Cook Stoves, Apex Electric Washers. Everything you may need in the line of Kitchen Equipment and Cooking Ptensils. VONNEGUT “l c ;

Given Limit Fine as Sugar Profiteer CHARLESTON, W. Va„ June 11.—The Cohen Stevenson Company, wholesale grocery concern of Huntington-, yesterday was fined $35,000, upon conviction of profiteering in sugar. This Is the heaviest fine the Lever law permits. HOGS AS GARBAGE “SVORKB.” Hogs have supplanted the city garbage works at Akron, O. The old system was never satisfactory and always had a deficit. But the hogS “dispose of the garbage easily—and pork is profitable."

Diamond Clusters An extensive showing of very beautiful and artistic cluster rings, consisting of fancy and plain mountings, platlnnm or gold. In every desirable size and shape, priced to suit, from SSO on up to $250. The cluster answers the call where size and show are demanded, with a conservative expenditure. Fletcher M-Noe - JEWELSY SJOR* “far i„ |

QUICK SALES-SMALL PROFII THESE SEASONABLE OFFERINGS GIVE AMPLE PROOF OF THE HORUFF LOW COST SHOE WAY ■ || Extra Values—Women’s Low Cuts Oxfords, Pumps and Strap Slippers In Blacks and Browns Big Savings on-Men’s Shoes These shoes like cuts. In black and brown. S SEASONABLE SPECIALS Baby Tennis Oxfords SPORT SHOES Black, white, brown. Worth 79 c $2 $2.25 $2.50 , ewQ _ This is less than the present —according to size. All first .. aSpCCia.l SIX # wholesale price. quality. Out of the congested district. Come in your car. Plenty of room to park. Ts 9 842 344 Virginia AveMe If I! M' h Rl * 1108-1110 Fountain Square u// jfyb uj| JT 1 IT 938-40 South Meridian St. 2630 Northwestern Avenue

Spend Carefully At this time CAREFUL expenditure * for NEEDS is true thrift. All others should be treated as “deferred expenditures” until such time as accumulation and circumstances warrant them. DON’T SPEND ALL and you will have an accumulation which will earn for you interest at 41/2% per annum if deposited in a Savings Account at this bank, SURPLUS is the strongest item in any financial statement made—and the snm of your savings is YOUR surplus. We pay 4 y 2 % on Savings 1 \ __ MEYER-KISER BANK 136 East Washington Street (Open from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Saturdays.)

MODERN DENTISTRY * s Absolutely Painless \Jji. ii. .p J?. There was, of course, a time when some dental work could not be done without considerable patn. But, in these days of anesthetics and scientific methods, pain has been driven from the dental office. Os course, experience and equipment enters Into dentistry to a great extent. Better choose a dentist who has a large practice. He generally knows every phase of the business 1 a little better. EITELJORG & MOORE, Dentists Corner East Starket Street and Circle. Ground Floor. Lady Attendant.

BLACK SCREEN WIRE a- Square Foot VONNEGUT HARDWARE CO. 120 TO 124 KAST WASHINGTON STREET

SCREEN WIRE, All Sizes PAINTS, All Colors Adjustable Win- ||p dow Screens llvw Ur PI ’ L HARDWARE NBlSClUnann 8 bis w. wash. st. ECZEMA^ if HUNT’S Salve fail* la the treatment oUTCH, ECZEMA. SI RINGWORM. TETTER ors other itching slrio dtcse* Try Jj *75 cent bo* at our riek *icf / J) HOOK BBUG COMPANY.

Fine Decorated Am psa ad 42-Plece St of / /Va DINNERWARE See our open stock of Dlnnerware. Little Furniture Store

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WAHTED-WASTE PAPER Prices highest ever known. Schools, churches, householders. We will call for any amount. WE PAY CASH AMERICAN PAPER STOCK CO. Mala 6089. f'

A/ (la. ■f i 1 Clearer Vision WE definitely establish need in your own mind before we a&hyou to wear tb* glasses we prescribe. To be valuable to you your glasses mot give you dearer vision, greater comfort aad added efficieMjb Let es examiae year eyee. The Home of the $4.50 Glasses Invisible Bifocal Far and near vision ground together (not cemented) $8 to sl2 Plus 5 per cent war tax. Hoosier Optical Cos. 148 No. Illinois St. Half block north of Terminal Station. Open Saturday Until 9 p. m.

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Will Mar Your Appearance and Impair Your Health. Let our dental experts make them sound and attractive so yon will retain your good appearance and health. Our charges are reasonable and onr terms easy to pay. New York Dentists 41 East Washington Street 204 SAKS BUILDING