Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 45, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1920 — Page 2

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Otp COMPETITION IDEA GIVING WAY Credit Man Bespeaks Business Co-operation. ”Th* old Idea of vtetonn. cut-throat competition among businesses In allied lines baa given wav to a broader and saner plan of friendly co-operation,” said Lawrence G. Holmes, general secretary of the Indianapolis Association of Credit Men, in an address on the subject of “Trade Group Conferences" at the weekly luncheon of the association at th Clay pool hotel. “This, undoubtedly,” he continued, 'ls one of the most Important factors in the steady growth of the United States to a place of first importance In the commerce of the world.” Several of the local associations throughout the country, he added, have adopted the group conference idea, which originated at the convention of the national association, and the officers of the national association were so impressed by the success of these conferences that they have decided to recommend to the local associations throughout the country that some such Idea be incorporated in the programs for the state conventions. In outlining methods for organizing group conferences, he suggested that It will probably be advisable to have two or more similar groups unite at first, then gradually reorganize in smaller, closer groups.

Stage and Screen

TOC AKE BOtM) TCT LIKE THIS ONE. On with the masks. They are drawn aside for awhile In “The City of Mtfsks,” which is to be seen at the Alhambra today and Saturday. Robert Warwick wears one of them. He Is a penniless nobleman, who is masquerading as Tommy Trotter, a chauffer. And Lois Wilson wears another one. She Is, In reality, a noblewoman, who is reduced to earning her living as a governess. ' They are two of a band of threadbare nobles, who preserve some of their traditions and pomp under the most adverse circumstances. These exiles meet every Wednesday night at the house of one of the members. Their butler, who had followed one of them to America when her fortune wns

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lost. Is, unknown to them, the political boss of New York. He helps Warwick out of some pretty tight positions. There Is a villain, a scion of one of the wealthy families of the city, and he covets the governess. His attempts to get rid of Trotter and secure thi. girl provide a great deal of excitement, and his plots cause some of the adventurous elements of the story. The play is from the book by George Barr McCutchen, and Is full of romance, adTentnre and realism, with a fine love story that effectually smoothes off the rough places. You will like this picture. Opinion—A good Warwick production, whi h reflects competent acting by the star and all his company—an interesting story, well produced. TODAY’S ATTRACTIONS. Today’s amusement calendar Is as follows: Summer vaudeville at Keith’s, the Lyric, Broadway and Rialto; Lew Cody So The Butterfly Man.” at the Ohio; “The Invisible Divorce,” at the Isis: “A Modern Salome,” at Mister Smith's; “Alias .Timmy Valentine.'' at the Colonial: “Tillie*s Punctured Romance,” at the Regent; “The Mollycoddle," at the Circle: “Treasure Island,” at English's, and “The Show Shop,” at the Murat. Girl Firemen Work on Blaze Just Like Real LONDON, July 2 —Girl “firemen” are credited with their first put out. The girls' brigade at Princess Mary Village Home. Addlestona, ran hose up a ladder and extinguished a fire with all neatness and dispatch.

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PUSS IN BOOTS JR. By DAVID CORY.

One morning as PXiss Junior came to the edge of a little winding brook he heard a silvery voice exclaim; Who looks within these water bright That gleam like silver stars, at night Will ever after think of me The spirit of these waters free. And then the loveliest little water sprite came out of the brook and waved her silver wand over a yellow buttercup which immediately turned into a golden throne. And after the lovely water sprite had seated herself upon It she turned again to Puss Junior and said: “Whither goest thou, Sir Cat?” “I am seeKTftg my fortune,” he replied. “Have you ever searched for the pot of gold that hangs on a rainbow?” she asked. “I once slid .down a rainbow," replied Puss with a grin, “but the only thing

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I found at the end of it wae a big haystack.” ‘‘Well, maybe that was better than a pot 'of gold,” said the little water sprite, for no doubt it saved your life.” “Well, the next time I see a rainbow jl shall look for the pot of gold," said Puss Junior, and after that he took off his hat and bowed to the fairy water sprite and continued his Journey of adventure. And by and by he came to a little ■house In the woods, so he peeked into the window to see what was inside, for the door was closed and he thought It Abetter not to knock, for he didn't know who might open the door, you know. And while he was looking in a little dog ran up and opened the door with- ■ out even so much as knocking. Now there was a lovely pussy cat sitting by the

Are, and Puss was Just going to tap on the door when the little dog opened the doof. Pnssy sits by the fire, Warming all her fur, In comes a little dog Just to worry her. ‘‘So, so, Mistress Pussy, Pray, how do you do?” “Thank you, thank you, little dog, Much better without you.” But the little dog began to bark, so Puss boldy opened the door and said: “Don’t you dare bark at Mistress i Pussy Cat,” and then he drew h!s sward, i and he looked so fierce that the little dog j .ran out of the house and far away, and j he never stopped till the end of the day. j And in the next story you shall hear some more about Puss Junior and his adven- : tures. —Copyright, 1920. (To Be Continued.)

Parasols, $2.50. Women’s fancy parasols, many styles and colorings to match the summer frocks; Saturday, at $2.50. —Goldstein's, Main floor.

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STORE HOURS—Daily, 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m STORE HOURS—Saturday, 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. Splendid Savings Offered in Our July Clearance Sal Cool apparel, accessories and fabrics of light texture so much for the holidays and summer season. m. 4*;

Women’s Summertime t VOILE DRESSES Truly $12.75 Value* sy.9B They are fashioned of voiles, in plain and flowered designs in light and dark effects, with white organdy collars and cuffs, with fancy buttons and odd pocket treatments. Appropriate models for street and outing wear, fashioned on youthful lines in a good selection of models —skirts give prominence to tiered, straightline, tunic and bouffant efl sects, basque and fancy j\ waists; sizes in an assortV/ ment, 34 to 44. —Goldstein’s, Second floor. Lingerie Waists, $1.98 Made of batiste or fancy voiles, two-in-one, Peter Pan or roll collars, Bizes 36 to 46, plain models, selling regularly at $3.00, special $1.98. Crepe de Chine and Satin Chimese $5.00 and $6.00 qualities, at $2.98 Os fine sheer quality crepe de chine and satin, in flesh color, elaborately trimmed with lace and georgette, also tailored models, sizss 38 to 44, special at $2-98 —Goldstein's, Third Floor.

$5.00 to $7.50 Silk Jersey Petticoats $3.75 (Limit of two) Silk all Jersey petticoats, plaited flounce, fitted top, come In Pekin, brow*. tan. black and Copen. 3b to 40inch lengths. Not all lengths in each color, but good assortment. For Wear With Summer Frocks White Sateen Petticoats $1.49 Women’s white sateen petticoats, good. Arm quality mercerized sateen, three styles to choose from, bias flounce tucked in groups or with narrow ruffle on bottom, 34 to 88inc.h length, fitted waist Special at —Goldstein’s, Second Floor.

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Courtesy Comes First It is the one big desire of this store to extend every courtesy to customers. Visitors will find that this spirit prevails throughout the organization.

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Domestic and Bedding Specials Voiles, 49c Yard Printed voiles. 40 inches wide, fine sheer quality, of beautiful Georgette patterns. In waist and dress lengths, 49C yard. Muslins, 5 yards for $1.49 Unbleached muslin, full yard wide, fine smooth quality without dressing, on sale, 6 yards for 81.4®. Cheviot Shirting, 35c Yard Splendid wearing quality, In assorted striped and checked patterns, mill lengths of 49c quality, at 35< a yard. Bedspreads, $7.98 Colored satin bedspreads, scalloped with cut corners and patterns, in pink, or blue, on sale 87.98. Dimity Bedspreads, $3.98 The ripple weave, full bed size, requires no Ironing, Ideal for summer use. on sale 83.98 each. —Goldstein’s, Main floor.

Just Say, Charge It! There is no red tape about our credit plan. You simply buy what you want, charge it and pay a little each week. We are glad to extend such service.

Good Silk Hosiery For the Price of Cotton M Just think of buying a good Bilk for a dollar, sounds almost Impossible, its actually true. We’re offering 1,200 pai of closely woven pure thread silk hose ia black, brown and gray, made with double silw lisle garter tops, double soles and seamed backs, irregulars of $2.00 and $2.50 qualities at — $ J Pair And for an encore we are offering nearla a thousand pairs of "Onyx” and “Eiffell $1.75 LACE SILK HOSIERY at, a pair, sll In two-color combinations of black wita white, black with purple and brown wita green, made with double silk lisle garten tops and soles; every pair first quality and guaranteed for wear. —Goldstein's, Main Floor. $1.98 and $2.25 SilW Top Union Suits $1.69 Women s pink cotton union suits witn glove silk tops, low neck and sleeveless] knee length, our $1.98 and $2.25 lines, in regular and extra large sizes; every suli perfect. —Goldstein’s, Main Floor.

Second Floor Location Low rent from a second floor location

is one of the reasons why we can do business on a credit basis and yet keep pr ic e s reasonable. Low- rent means savings to you.

Women'* .Puualt, 24-inah Union taffeta with white Ups, ring handies, stub ends, offered special at $3.76. —Goldstein’s, Main floor.

1,200 Men’s Unil Suits, $1.85 fl $2.50 Qualities. Every Suit Perfect. H Men’s fine lisle Anil ribbed union suits of ccra! cotton and knitted on sp* needle machines, which ins! perfect fitting garm- 9 white or ecru color, mill* shoulder and closed crcl long or short Bleeves, aifl three-quarter or knee lenl regular and stout athletic union suits, made® fine quality nainsook, sle* less, knee length style, 1 sizes, at 81-85 a suit. 1 —Goldstein’s Annex! —Two Doors West of Main StJ Boys’ $9.75 suits! Bit> $5.00 Made of cheviots and cl meres, in shades of brown® gray; not all sizes in any I style, but all sizes in the ■ all this season’s styles; sfl range from 8 to 17. While! suits last Friday, at 85.00.1 —Goldstein’s, Anne*

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