Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 27, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1920 — Page 4
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In Asylum 45 Years; Out; Bath PROVIDENCE, R. 1.. June 11. - Anthony Baden Durfee spent his days living in a bathtub. So they put him in Butler asylum. They kept him there forty-five years. Now they have released him, the court finding that Anthony was not Insane at all. Durfee Is seventy-five years old. He loft his bathtub to talk to a reporter. “You will have to excuse me,” said he politely, "as 1 am juat from the bath. I am tired of living in an asylum. Fortyfive years is enough, don’t you think? I don’t know where I shall live yet, but shall let my relatives help me choose a place.” Attorney Edward J. -Noons, who fought the case against Durfee, says he has no objection to the patient's freedom s-.. long as his property is properly administered. Attendants at the asylum say that besides his obsession for cleanliess, the patient has other pronounced tastes. He abhors automobiles, and will walk miles rather than ride in a motor or electric car.
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60 SOFT SILK DRESSES Actually V/orth ff* 5 dSk . f' $29.50 m 1™ |Si Jsr*r “They are absolute- HH j&m ■ m %tr Jp** ly the most stunning ,4P,\ -vyjV fknil'K dresses I ever saw at the |i!S§ . t i price, 1 ' was the remark of a ip|§ |j||| ' I \ patron who saw them being un- Egjl JffPl a ft / packed, and we agree. In all raf ’■’? our long experience as mer- #r I . chants we never made a more MS l&'uJi' 1 I fortunate purchase, and you 1 | will be fully as enthusiastic when you see them. M irasa i ips a i An unusual variety of styles in lustrous, soft silk dresses, of taffeta, [s*)■ ' vAflfiF * I II j | TL/ j \ Georgette crepe, silk combinations and crepe de chine. r 4 * FjSjX I T L L* / Colors are principally taupe, light navy, black, flesh and blue. %-V || * T* *j|\ A Splendid Showing of yjfl f I \\ / Beautiful Voile Dresses A A comprehensive showing of beautiful fig- 1 ured voile dresses, trimmed with organdy C* . —H /—— collars and cuffs; others trimmed with ex- w flB BS m J \\ \\ j quisite laces. Many stylish models, Including plain or pleated overskirt models. Truly remarkable values at V Jr
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50c Palmolive shampoo . .33e 50c Palmolive powder . . .33C 50c Palmoiive cream ....330 SI.OO Mavis toilet water. .790 25c Williams, tooth paste. 190 50c Lady Garden rouge 39c 29c Cutex nail paste 220
Special Showing of New Summer Wash Materials Values 89c to 98c yard, Saturday 79c Yd. The selection consists of the following materials and others which space does not permit mentioning; 40-inch printed voiles (light and dark); 36-inch mercerized stripe voiles (colored); 36-inch Swiss dotted striped voiles; 36-inch silk mixed crepe de chines (fancy); white sports skirtings, etc.
A Sale of Rea! Shirts s(Tfe.9s & - Thor© ares \ <Tk'.\ shirts for the! \ young §i \(^ who like the tv'-'v i ///ISs^SL. flashy sort — XggWWi ,"//^ real loud ones, too. For those V l who desire the 11 more conserva- y I fSjji if/ '' ; tive patterns here is an abundant variety. Shirts of fast color woven madras, ducetines, percales and corded madras, made with soft double turnback cuffs, some have separate collar to match; exceptionally well made and good fitting. These shirts will appeal to good dressers for warm weather wear. Sizes 14 to 17. Saturday, choice, $ 2.95. Other Shirts Os extra fine quality woven and corded madras, silk mixture and fiber silk are offered in a big selection of handsome patterns. Some with separate collar to match. They will give excellent service and are unusual values at $3.90, $4.95, $5.95 and $6.95. Collar attached outing shirts, genuine white soisette. They will stand many trips to the laundry. Each, $2.50 aEd $3.00.
One day Just at nightfall Puss entered a gloomy forest. It was so dark he could barely follow the path and to make matters worse, It began to rain. But he kept bravely ond and by and by he saw a little light twinkling through the trees. Pressing eagerly forward, he finally came to a splendid castle and knocked boldly upon the oaken door. But, alas! no one answered. Ho was wet to the skin, for the rain still fell In torrents and the feather on his cap dropped over his shoulder and his redtopped boots almost overflowed with water. As he stood outside the door, uncertain what to do, a flash of lightning showed a great koy hanging by a golden chain, and fltflng the key in the lock, he bravely threw open the great door. In the hearth in the hallway burned a log fire and two dim candles from the mantelpiece threw strange shadows over the oaken floor. Pus dried himself as best he could and looked about him, liut there was no one In sight, and he was about to curl himself up for the night, when the doors at the lower end of the
18c Lazell's talcum powder lOC 25c toothbrushes ... 15c 50c Ponds fa-e powder ...39C 50c Nadine face powder ... 35c 25c Dorin’s lipsticks 19C 10c Sterne’s vegetable oil soaps. 3 for 18c —Main floor.
PUSS IN BOOTS JR. By DAVID CORY.—
STORE CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT AT 6 O’CLOCK
Hot Weather Demands Cool Underwear * Our policy of offering goods when most desired prompts us to offer this sale of cool* summer underwear. Dependable well-known brands of first quality only at our usual low prices. For men, women and children.
FOR MEN Men’s Union Suits, $1.50 f Light weight, elastic ribbed, y t / ecru cotton, long or short sleeves, fuli lengtii leg, sizes 34 to 46; extra £ 4 PA fl/ good value . Y \ r Men’s Union Suits, $2.00 7\ . / Fine ribbed, corr.bcd cotton, ecru or white, short sleeve, ankle length style, well made. \ glove fitting, all sizes; equal t t 0 most $ 2F, ° M I values, a suit .. - 'y Men’s mercerized lisle ** c £-*ff J un i° n suits, double gusv*N S n "—seted crotch; splendid Shirts and Drawers for Men Good grade balbrigcan, long or short sleeve shirts, drawers with double seat; garment, 59c 75c Men’s Athletic Union Suits Sleeveless and knee length. Made of good grades of checked nainsook, satin striped crepe, plaid and figured madras. All full cut and perfect fitting. Excellent values at & 4 81.00. 81-25 and Men’s Knit Union Suits Men’s extra sizes in knit union suits, elastic ribbed, short sleeves and ankle loegth; reinforced crotch, larg‘‘(fi&6> flap seat, sizes 50 and 52. Extra special, suit t)
Palm Beach Keep Cool Crash Cloth SUITS For Men and time you Moored and get yours. They are here In a great ** -?+:■/ belted or plain models. The genuine Palm Beach; Keep Cool and Crash cloth. Priced Saturday only, at — *lO *ls. *l7- 5# M. And Up to 928.75 -r_BATHING SUITS Men s bathing suits of ail Boys’ bathing suits of good wool or cotton. All sizes and quality mixed cotton; excepcolors. Prices range tlonal values at from $1.50 to s9*U I U I 50<\ 75<> and of the very finest quality are offered in fine or coarse weaves with saw or cable edges. There is a uliaVYa style for every one. rt /* xvfh They are priced from . ipdeVvl 10 wOUv —Main floor.
“When are you going to bring the king’s son to me?” asked the Cat.
hail swung open and in marched a dozen cats carrying musical instruments. Then they arranged themselves in a row in front of a large chair and began
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1920.
to purr and meow and blow on the wind instruments in quite a grand opera style. Suddenly from a side door a tiny figure appeared draped in a black veil. Two cats In blanck mantles, with swords, escorted It to the royal clialr, or throne, as Puss supposed It to be. For a moment, Puss Junior thought ho must bo dreaming, but when the tiny figure threw hack the veil, he saw It was the loveliest little white cat Imaginable. She looked straight at him and said In a sad voice: “Oh, Puss in Boots Junior, why don’t you bring to me the King’s son, so that I may once more regain my natural shape?” “He would not have to be brought, my fair Lady,” replied Puss, with a bow; “did he but know where you were, he would not linger, I assure you.” “Very pretty words, my dear Puss,” replied her feline majesty, "but until he comes, as with the Sleeping Beauty, I am under a spell.” “Then tell me how to find him, and I will gladly hie me forth for your sake.” "Como nearer, then,” replied the little white cat, “and 1 will explain to you what must be done.” So Puss seated himself at her feet and waited. “Near by lies a kingdom over which
ctarSt©a*e is#* 360-370 -WWash. St WASH SKIRTS Specially QE Featured at $ THEY are of gaberdine, pearl button trimmed, most of them have pockets which add to the attractiveness of these skirts. The Ideal skirt for the summer outing. Specially featured Saturday at Georgette WAISTS Special for A QQ Saturday at y J A LL the season’s latest shades, trimmed in beads, braid and embroidery, round and square neck, short sleeves. Th>se attractive waists OQ offered Saturday at HAND BAGS $1 QQ and PURSES $3.98 and $2.98 Another lot received to sell at this remarkably low price; ifgv'.N ' black and all best colors; made of real leather. ' ' ''
FOR WOMEN gm* Women’s Union Suits Fine ribbed, bleached cotton, low neck, $ bodice top, with pink _ ribbon shoulder straps. loose knee, regular and extra If j I sizes; equal to moat 75c F /\ijr,7 h DUC / / f /* Union Suits for Large Women Sizes 46, 48 and 50, round neck, taped /,j t’i hold-fast shoulder strap, wide knee, lace zj ■ . i trimmed; suit, 79C aC-g Off /7/ ’i ; and 7 i • J Kayser’s Union Suits for Women ./ Sleeveless, swiss ribbed, band or bodice | top, cuff or wide knee, shell trimmed, reg- rv. ular and extra sizes, pure white or pink; i v~- • . \ 'rfi suit, 98C. 81.39, 81.50. on xxxv ■ ’ 81-75 and up to i Kayser’s Vest3 for Women [ $\ | Swiss ribbed, sleeveless, lace yoke, band * — l —\ I or bodice top, white or pink, regular and \ y extra sizes; garment, 39C, IF*-f All | 49c, S9C and up to FOR CHILDREN Children’s Union Suits Vests for Misses Elastic knit, bleached cot- Low neck, sleeveless, merton, sleeveless, loose knees, eerized, taped yoke and shoullace trimmed; drop seat style. der strap; size for 8 to 12 age 2 to 14 years, /TCI44 years; splendid suit VvL value, each
Unusual Values For Even the Basement S£ore
Straw tickings in neat blue and white stripe, 30 Inches wide; extra good quality; full pieces; actual 33c value, Saturday, the yard £ and C Check suiting, yard wide, regular 45c value, about 300 yards; to close out Saturday, the yard Bleached muslin, yard wide; useful lengths, up to 8 yards; worth up to 27c yard on today’s market, Saturday •$ only, yard JLSrIL Shirting chevipts, in plain blue and gray; also stripes and checks on dark grounds; an actual 39c value, for Saturday, tho yard Mosquito netting, in black, white, green and red;. 58 inches wide; 8 yards to the bolt; $1.26 a bolt; the 1 Women’s gray lisle hose, mock seam In back; some slightly stained; 50c value, a 4 Qa pair
rules a King with three sons. To him who brings his father the prettiest dog is to succeed him on the throne. Now, Puss, dear, I love the youngest son so much that I would that he might have my dog to give to his father. And if the King’s son falls in love with me, the spell will be broken and I shall once more be a wnoman. Do you think if I gave him the dog and he won thereby the kingdom, he would fall in love with me?” “Indeed I do,” said Puss. “Moreover, tomorrow I will find him and bring him hither.” So Puss went to bed early, in order to be up with the sun the next morning.—Copy right, 1920. (To Be Continued.) * Business Men Plan to Aid in Harvest CONCORDIA, Kas., June 11.—Business men of this city will lend a hand in the harvest fields In this vicinity this season. A “spend your vacation at home” club has been organized here to take care of the labor shortage during harvest. All members are pledged to forego their vacations and “help out” in the wheat fields.
Women's white lingerie and fancy voile waists; round or square necks; 12 styles; all sizes to 46; to $1.50 values, on only OUC Women’s silk poplin dress skirts, neatly made and very classy: just the .weight for now; to $4.00 values. only Boys’ blue and white striped overalls, ages 4 to 8 years; made with bib and side pockets; 86c value, 0n1y....00C Men’s blue denim overalls, to 42 waists and 32 length; made with bib; (union made); an actual $2.45 value, only Children’s black and brown stockings, all si£efc seconds of a 35c 6%ej> , 4 value, a pair ..... Percale and* Durable "cloth, light grounds in neat stripes and figures; 36 and 28 inches wide, suitable for boys’ suits and waists; values up to 36c yard. Your fib*! choice, the yd AjM *iL
A *7iP gfjji r l*ay a little down and a little each week These s t ones while wearing a watch or diamond. Come in Satfied Cre di t First Payment on diamond, watch or jew- M-bnJ 1 wT-vrin!? l’lan makes it elry gives immediate possession. ' , ■ ■ „ easy for you to &nd enjoying do so. jewelry. ' Brace bt Watches Q \ _ All standard makes. Including the fj r . I Elgin, Waltham, Illinois, Howard, Cf ssfi UV arch Hampden and Hamilton. Prices /•'pl'lsi rr range from- • 15 Jewels, 20-yenr guaranteed case i 50 $00.50.. „ —small size most admired-a de- B B ______ ' $ B | TE) | /A,; g pendab’e vrateh, with either rib- B* X, VX * bon or link bracelet, only ■■■■ ■■■■ * LON R. MAUZY, Manager OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9:30
Special Sale of Summer Necessities The Victor offers you these summer furnishings at an extremely low price, plus the additional incentive of liberal credit terms. Pay as You Can—The Victor Plan Kitchen Pailj Kg Spei:|al j Porch Swing 0* 1 O.T* £*iff :#l* ft taken ' One to a This strong, substantially built Porch Swing, *\ I /il Oil f customer. Saturday with shaped seat and hack, complete (A QO sale price 59c as shown with chains, for, Saturday... OAvO Have Clean, Cool, Cheaper i Y rxrrtr- |j With This Perfect Scientific Refrigerator 4 1 MAn Alaska refrigerator is decidedly an economy. It pays for I 11 T| 1 \ itself in the food it saves and the-dee bills it cuts. This is * I jjg true in winter as well as summer, for there is no closed seagy| _ 9 x | W son on food spoilage. Refrigerators as low as -REFRIGERATOR $12.75. Terms to Suit.
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DIAMOND Oil Cook Stove The Oil Stove With the Patented Kero-Gas Burner 1* drawn from n one-piece, solid sheet, absolutely rigid, and can under no circumstances get out of order or leak and will not rust. Burns like gas. The Diamond Stove Is the ouly stove that has a seamless brass burner. It is lha most economical stove on the market, as you are not burning tip tvlcks, but gas that is produced from air and heated oil. Let us show you this wonderful stove tomorrow. TERMS TO SI.'IT.
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