Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 45, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1920 — Page 9

JANDY MEN COME 1 TO CITY AUG. 2 Eminent Salesmen and Manufacturers to Speak. Prominent salesmen and candy trtanuacturufis from various rarts of the .aited Spates will address the eouvention f the Com&ercial Jobber Confectioners’ ssociation, to be held in this city Auk. , 3 anil 4, at which an attendance of bout 600 Is expected. Delegates are expected from Indiana. )hlo, Kentucky. Michigan and Wisconin, the states in this division. The program for the convention, the >usinese sessions of which will be held it the Hotel Severln, is nearly romdeted and the following committees have >een appointed, those named first being •hairmen. Program—Oscar Helder, J. A. Cox, E. 2.' "Wood Nichols. Hotels—E. E. Wood Nichoig. John B. Wingfield. Earl A. Taylor. Enter!ainment—Earl A Taylor, E E. M ooil N'lchols. John Darmody, Jr. finance—Claude Small, Charles Wiese, Stanley Short. Uesristration—Frank Seay, Volnev C. Wendell, Fred J. Walker, F. C. Holie, sergeant-at-arms. Reception—W. Harrison Marsh, Reese Wysong. J. P. Revel, Frank Seay, Claude Small. Elmer Holliday, Robert T. Irwin, John B. Wingfield, Frank Short. Hoapitallty—John F. Darmody, Frank Pilling. Fred J. Bradley, John Martin. E. P. Walker, Reese Wysong, W. E. Browning. C. A. Richardson, Charles Fair, O. H. Roemler, E. E. Van Frank. Russell Raster. E. T. Tolau, Frederick Bruhn, W. V. Blackwell. School Teacher at / Westfield - Dies NOBLESVILLE, Ind.. July 2. John Starm, 45, is dead as the result of a minor operation early this week. H* was a teacher in the central k Indiana schools for twenty-five years for the last five years was with Westfield High school. was a nephew of Prof. John A. SI ,ng Peoples' Reading circle. widow and three chi'.lron s mal Art Teacher muthor of Xeic Book in Costume Design.'• is th fi’> of by Miss Edna Mann Shover. a in the Herron Art institute and College of Music 1 I"".--this city, which has j ;?t been by I'.rad'.-; • JpHMMbook is not fi tiou 1 reach the .lass of -s' deserves wide " ■m a history of ■ v - by the author. j^^^^^Bmeehar.ical ind.-r.*ed WblXtace, together with t.-.mr->us (Efßv^Wnder the book an i\.• !• jK&br classr a Woman to Get mflinisti )' ■' v. being the firs: '■ afll ■ .s : - r.r m.rr:.-!g*- •• - 1 l.a: ■ Guest Hiid Beat iggftin by \utonv; Ik* deal-r-Sever:-. Y. x -a time cover the san’. HH was a i

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Recent Bride * ' f %' :%vv' w v MBS. SYDNEY W. WILLIAMS. ' -Among recent brides is Mrs. Sydney W. Williams, whose marriage to Sydney W. Williams was solemnized last night. Mrs. Williams formerly was Miss Sarah lAnn Carle. She is a graduate of Shortridge and has been an instructor in the Indianapolis public schools for the last year. Sir Borden Resigns as Canadian Premier OTTAWA, Ontario, July 2.—Sir Robert Borden, premier of Canada, definitely anI uounced his retirement from public life at a general caucus of unionists here last aight and his decision was accepted regretfully by the caucus. No definite appoinment of a successor has been made. The caucus also decided to form anew party under the name of tho national j liberal and conservative party. | Although Sir Robert • has been in failing health for months, there was a strong general desire for him to retain his post.

To Increase Egg Production Keep Off Lice This is the time of year to fight poultry LICE. They breed disease and lessen the growth of young chicks. You will also notice the effects of summer lice in your egg production next winter. We will ship anywhere POSTPAID any of the wellknown lice powders and disinfectants. Order a supply immediately and wage a campaign early. LICE POWDERS— 1 Ca Vi Do*. 1 Do*. Conkey's $0.30 *1.75 *3.23 Praii’s 30 1.7S 3 JS Rust* - 30 1.73 5.25 . Leo’s *3 1.43 2.75 Lamberts SO 1.73 5.15 Perfection .00 3.23 6.00 Dr. Hess .30 1.75 3.75 Dr. LeOcar 30 1.75 3.23 Sodium Fluroid 33 1.95 3.75 DISINFECTANTS — Quart. V 4 Gal. 1 Gal. Conkey’s SO.OO SO W *1.75 Pratt** .60 * .90 1.75 Kust’s 50 Riley’s 50 BO 1.30 I)r. Hess 00 .90 1.75 Zer.oieurn 00 .90 1.75 Conkey's Nox-l-Cide 75 Conkey's fly Knocker—l quart, 75e; 1 , gallon, *1.25; I gallon, $2 00. 5 gallons, *9.50; 10 gallons, *18.30. Tell us your needs in other poultry supplies. We carry a full line. DAWSON & CO. 23-25 North Alabama St. Indianapolis

Wanser’s Modern Market 215 North Illinois St.

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Big Girls’ White Oxfords Made of good graade canvas, leather soles and low flat leather heels. Just the shoe for hot weather. Saturday—s1 J 5 Jp Sizes 3 to 7.

LEGION PLANS FOR JULY FOURTH Patriotic Services in Churches and Parks. Patriotic services In the Indianapolis churches and parks have been arranged for observance of the Fourth of July by the American legion of Marion county. Church bells and chimes will be rung for ten minutes, beginning at 6 o’clock Sunday morning, according to the plans of the legion. “America,” “The Battle Hymn of the Republic” and “Sweet Hour of Prayer” will be played on the organs of the various churches at 8:30. Pastors are asked to preach sermons on patriotism at the morning services. Community singing of national anthems and short talks by legion members will be the program of a series of sunset services to be held at the different parks in the city. The speakers for these meetings are

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Cleanser, 6 cans. Mo- 61 hawk or Spotless auL 2 tall cans Hebe's Milk ZDQ Baking Powder. Heekin or Calumet, 1-lb. can3, %>A fcj „ Mayflower Ginger Ale, 61 rj _ 16 oz. bottle, per bottle. 6uv Hoosier Gold Creamery Butter, per pound OAU Eggs, strictly fresh, /|6)_ per dozen

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1920.

announced as follows: University park, Joseph A. Minturn; Military park, Gideon W. Blain; Garfield park, Humphrey E. Harrington; St. Clair park, Sidney S. Miller; Ellenberger park, Arthur R. Robinson. James Dale, who has charge of the singing, will assign a song leader to each park. An independence day rally will be held Monday night by Wayne post No. 78 of the American legion in the Ben Davis High school auditorium. Charles J. Orbison of Indianapolis will be the principal speaker and a fireworks display in the schoolhouse yard will follow the speaking.

The Biggest Retail Grocery in Indiana FOR THE PICNIC BASKET Wax Venus Choco- Cream Big Layer Paper lates, a high- Cheese, Cakes, for grade candy good color, Chocolate, Sandwiches, with soft cream 'mild ‘Caramel, 14 sheets centers, flavor, Cocoanut to roll, 5-lb. box, $2.50; lb., Icing, each, 5g b -._59c 31c 35c Boiled Ham, Dried Beef, Picnic Plates, Crepe Paper sliced thin, sweet 9-Inch Napkins, lean and sweet, cure, lb, size, dozen, dozen, IB - 69c 69c 6c 5c TAGGART’S ICED MARSHMALLOW CAKES, assorted marshmallow Bonbons, Niagaras, Walnut Bonbons, Banana Puffs, Rainbow Sticks and Rainbow Puffs, 3 Ifcs., $1.00; lb Kingaa’a Sugar Cured Picnic Hams, average 3to Oflxra 4 lbs., lb Pink Chum Monarch Tuna, pieces of Monarch Tuna Salmon, Lobster, white meat, white meat, the tall can, No. 1 can, fine for salads, finest packed, 19C 47C No. 1 can, 26? 7 oz.. 39c Diadem and E Z-Bajte Flour, Gold Medal and Pillsbury 24-lb. Q Flour, 24-lb. A/* sack sack Quaker and Larabee’s Flour, 24-lb. $2.05 Potatoes, small size, C On POTATOES, Cobblers, ’ Extra Large, California Cantaloupes, from the imperial Valley, fine stock, extra large and fine flavor, -C 10 lbs., each IUL SI.OO Taggart’s York Butter Crackers, Ginger Liberty Snaps, crisp hot from the ovens, 19c and snappy, 17c Black Pepper, finely milled, V 2 lb 17< Japanese Safety Matches, strike j Tooth Picks, white birchwood, on box. Dozen |Q C double pointed, 3 nickel Sun Maid Raisins, seed- Santa Clara Prunes, f? less, in bulk, lb slt)C j small size, 3 lbs... .. 49 W* Peanut Butter, fresh made, lb 23£ Eggs, selected and strictly fresh, doz 42<* Pure Lard, open kettle 41 Breakfast ftacon, sugar cured, rendered, 2 lbs nicely streaked, Van Camp’s Milk, tall P ound 09%* cans. 2 for Hi li-1 Three pounds SI.OO Creamery Butter, Hoosier Gold and Eversweet, lb 62 C Campbell’s Pork ' Heinz Baked Brown Beauty Joan of Arc Red and Beans with Beans with to- Beans, serve hot ... . R( ._„ tomato sauce, mato 6auce, no or cold, fine o ’ two cans— pork, large can, for salad3 No - 2 can—>s<* lv I 12 12f ICC Libby’s Sliced Dill Pickles, qt. ] Monarch Sweet Gherkins, 8-oz. can IS <* J ar * : 24<* Queen Olives, large size, qt. Pickled Pearl Onions, lunch size, jar / 54< bottle 19<? Ginger Ale, large bottle 23^ Grape Juice, qt. bottle Cf)< 4 Sweet Cider, carbonated, large Pint’ 37<* bottle 33<* Mrs. Kidds’ Pickled Peaches, | Heinz, Libby’s and Beech Nut 13-oz. Jar 33? j Mustard 144?

Do not allow the Time to j Pass with Nature Unaided THE sculpturing of a statue is a greater thing than the unveiling of it; and so the growth of the unborn A U infant under its mother’s influence is no less important I than its entrance into the life that follows. j No woman awaiting the joy of coming motherhood should qt 11 allow the days to pass without giving nature a helping hand. 'f Mother's Friend is a veritable balm for the nerves, an intensely penetrating application that softens the muscles, relaxes nervous h tension of the delicate organism involved in maternity, and prei J pares the way for an easier, quicker, and practical delivery. _ USED BY THREE GENERATIONS < Asa direct and powerful aid for the relief of the distressing , phases in expectancy, and in the alleviation of the hardships that usually come with child-bearing. Mother’s Friend Used, externally % Ac all Druggists Write for special booklet on MOTHERHOOD and BABY, free Bradfield Regulator Company, Dept. A-23, Atlanta. Ga.

WOMAN IN ELWELL CASE IS QUIZZED Viola Kraus Denies Threats Against Turfman. NEW YORK, July 2.—Miss Viola Kraus, who with with Joseph B. El well the eve of the murder of the whist wizard and turf man, was quizzed for three hours by assistant district attorneys yesterday, District Attorney Swann revealed today. The district attorney s statement said he had been shown a cablegram in which Miss Ann Kane, former housekeeper for Elwell, accused a woman known to her as “Miss Wilson

with making threats against the life of Elwell. “This, taken in connection with the former statement of “Miss Wilson” that she had telephoned Elwell at 2:30 a. m. the day of the murder, rendered it necessary for the district attorney to confront ’Miss Wilson’ with the statement of the former housekeeper and examine her in regard to it,” Swann’s statement said.

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“Worth-While 99 Furniture People are beginning to appreciate the fact that good and dependable furniture at prices like this store is offering is not a matter to be passed up lightly. But greater still are the values of our first July Clearance Sale. Everything is reduced to clear our floors for fall merchandise and to add 1,000 new accounts on our books during July. Our credit terms are liberal and devoid of embarrassing questions and red tape. During This Sale $5.00 Delivers Any Article up to $65.00

Gordon’s Special Brass Bed Ouilit Brass Bed—Springs—Mattress Genuine brass bed, in squate post or continuous post Arte, p* /v design; heavy woven wire springs, 45-pound cotton top \ {if mi mattress. Special $5.00 CASH—BALANCE WEEKLY.

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F7 P 1717 A handsome set of dishes'free with each, purchase of TT*** T"* JL $75.00 or over. None given with talking machines. JP

Top leer Refrigerators Top leer refrigerators; _ suitable for large size Jk| /.{jy homes and apartments. ” | As low as

During this sale we will allow a special discount to cash buyers

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Special 9x12 Axmlnster Rug, $49.50 Convenient Credit Terms,

' “The district attorney thereupon got into immediate communication with Miss Viola Kraus. “Miss Kraus did not refuse to answer any questions. She said she had known Elwell for eight years. She declared she had never made a threat directly or indirectly against Ehvell. She said she never had a controversy with any other woman in regard to him.”

Store Open Saturday Night Until 8:30 p. m.;

Clearance Sale Begins Saturday morning. Rack after rack of coats, suits, skirts and dresses have been remarked to almost half. Shop here where rents are lower and profits less.

Cool Dresses Hundreds of dainty, cool dresses of pretty ’ ginghams and voiles, in all the new models. Choose now at nearly half price. 55.98

ECONOMV BASEMENT—as long as Lots Last

Georgette blouses, brand new modeis, embroidery and lace ELfb trimmed; up to $9 $3.98 Smocks of voile, dainty designs, in all colors, special 75c Brassieres, flesh or white, bando style vUv

Store open Saturday Night urytll 8:30 p. m. Hargrove*s Women's Wear Ave. and Delaware St.—.

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Special Bed Davenport Suite Upholstered in imitation Spanish Leather, over full set of oiltempered springs. Prices start at

Committee to Ask Henry Ford to Run DETROIT, July 2.—A delegation representing the committee of forty-eight was to arrive from Chicago today to confer with Henry Ford regarding the possibility of the latter’s accepting a third party nomination for the presidency, it was reported on good authority here today.

Silk Sport Skirts Fan-ta-si and Dewkist, in rose, nlle, copen, sky and white. pretty models. Values to osn $18.50 5)16

Coverall aprons, pretty styles, neatly frimmed, cut very fftQ full epJL.slO Pure silk hose, plain and lace effect, all colors, no special Beautiful lingerie blouses, fresh, crisp, new models; up QO to $3 $1.30

Chifferobes A man’s wardrobe, in golden or fumed oak. Lots of space for clothing, furnishings, eta. Specials offered as low a5529.50 $29.50 $5.00 Cash—Ba!anco 0 Weekly.

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Silk Dresses Beautiful new models, just taken from their wrappings. Taffeta silk, satin, crepe de chine and Georgette; about 0-fl C half price vlw

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Special 9x12 Brussels Rug, $24.58 Convenient Credit Terms

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