Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 73, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 August 1920 — Page 5
ARRESTCAUSED BY 817.345 CHECK Inventor Says He Sold Brain Child to Stranger. LOGANSPORT, Ind., Aug. 4.—Charles T. Wilson. Columbus. 0., Is under arrest here t< w lay following his attempt to deposit a check for $17,845 at a local bank yesterday. The check was made out on a Tipton bank and signed by James Fry. It was found to be worthless and it Is believed Wilson, who is an Inventor, Is the victim of a swindle. Wilson came to Logansport Tuesday with the intention of Interesting capital In his invention, whlcn he claims is a substitute for aluminum. At the lnterurban station he met a Ban who called himself James Fry and In the conversation which followed the talk naturally drifted to Wilson's invention. ' -o;Vinfr ont the formula. Wilson •afeguarded his own interest, until he I'd... sud out whether the check was of any value. He omitted one of the elements used in the manufacture of his metal.
® We’ll save you as much as one half Read a t re overstocked in all departments. We must have more
, Why To get this result quickly we are not only willing but anxious to sell at very small or (in many cases) no profits. If you need or expect to need any kind of housefurnishings in the next year you will make leal money savings if you buy in this sale.
Buy Rugs in this Sale In the face of higher rug prices, which are altUOlj , most boimd to come by fall, you can not afford ISItHI/ t 0 m^ ss double chance to save. I iSjpf By buying here and now, you beat the fall adIJpfP vance in price and get your rugs at prices sharp- _ ly below today’s market value. 1 department would induce us to forget profits as they will be forgotten in this sale. , $59.50 for Axminster Rugs Worth $75 Size 9xi2 feet. This lot includes the better grades and newest patterns. The colors are rose, blue, tans and mulberry. An excellent $65.00 to $75.00 quality. Rf) August Sale price t/.OU Seamless Axminsters Size oxl2 feet. Woven from the finest Smith quality yarns. The close plush nap is a guarantee of real service. A splendid range of colors and patterns to select from. Our regular $82.50 quality. AA August Sale price $ / Extra Large Axminster Rugs Size 11 14x12 feet. Just a few patterns In this lot, but every one of them a bargain. Regular $85.00 and $50.00 kinds. August Sale price tpUi/.uU Royal Wilton Rugs At a reduced price. Just the sale you have been waiting for. High-grade Worsted Wiltons which have been selling for $175.00 and SIBO.OO. These are all new spring stock, none of them are shopworn or soiled. A 0* j CC /"\r\ color and pattern for any room; 9x12-ft. size. August Sale price, qp 1 Big Values in Little Space—Don’t Miss Them Velvet Rugs, 6x9 feet $35.00 Royal Wilton Rugs, Wool and Fiber Rugs, 6x9 feet $11.50 11%x15 feet $175.00 Wilton Velvet Rugs, 36x63 Wilton Rugs, 9x12 feet $92.50 inches $14.50 VVool Bath Rugs> 2 4x48 inches... 98<* •^f2 r fee^ elVet RUg3 ’ $69.50 Rush Porch Rugs > 6x9 feet - * 16 * 50 French Wilton Rugs, Plain Grass Rugs. 9x12 feet $9.85 11*4x12 feet $225.00 Velvet Rugs, 27x54 inches ... $3.98 The above items all show great reductions
Up to One-Third Off on Living Room Furniture Every piece is —— ■zgf?' rr> *®>Tr7r- '^ ie coverings high - class goods. \ \ 4 comp rise tapesMads by the best tries and velours factories and guar- >•■7 t <: '" r -**£. \\ * n a rai3 £ e °f anteed by us to +/y i i — -^^r* —f ~~*2r patterns and algive you long and qr I | 'yV|L- ~ -2- JJ j IT I uiost every desired satisfactory serv- I j L^_—-— 4l | L | T —— ~j J kr 1 hjt color. You are ice. El-———C? \| v J J c" v sure to find just v what you want. Other Bargains This 3-Piece Living s*2 TO Other Bargains $325.00 davenport in a very at- Room Suite is $850.00 3-piece suite in combinatractive pattern of tapestry, with . tion velour and tapestry, eonsist-i outside back eov- <j- C\ pr Our regular price, $495.00 ing of davenport, large arm ered, is now As s j lown in a gp l e ndid grade of tapestry, with out- back $798.00 3-piece suite in brocaded side backs covered to match. Big, luxurious pieces; bine velour, consisting of daven- the kind that you sink into. Well made, with loose $289.00 davenport with flat cushport with loose piUow arms, f r-imhions with snrimr interior eonstnietion lon arms ’ in an exceptionally rocker and chair and extra sun- Beat cusmonswitn spring interior construction. good grade of tapestry is burst pillow, is Tins same suite m tan and brown striped velour is reduced jaq reduced to t|> Oi7 O now $398.00. Our regular price, $545.00. j to tj) 1 V/O
-A Few of the Real Savings onDining Room Furniture $217 Queen Anne buffet and china closet Is now < AO PvO exactly one-half price at qp lv/O. t_/U $395.00 mahogany 3-piece suite, buffet, china ® Q -j r AA closet and table, is specially priced at qpO 1 O.UvJ $585.00 American Walnut suite, consisting of buffet, china closet, table, 5 chairs and 1 arm chair to match, is <1? A AQ AO now priced at .(|)tUO.UU $98.00 china-closet in American walnut iB to be sold $tA QA A at exactly one-half price tJ-^Vy.vyv/ $128.00 Tudor buffet in American walnut \ AO AA finish is priced at tj) JL
PUSS IN BOOTS JR.
“Fairy Land is a strange place,” said Pnss to himself as he traveled along on his big horse. And after a while he came to a queer little hut. And when he knocked at the door, for he was hungry and wished for something to eat, a little old woman opened it and salil: “What do you wish, little traveler?” "Something to eat,” said Puss. "And some oats for my horse if you have them.” And then the little old woman went out to her stable and gave the horse some oats and took Puss inside her hut and gave him food, and then she got out her spinning wheel and said: “Now, tell mo one of j-our adventures, Sir Cat, for I see you are a traveler.” “I have journeyed all through Mother Gcfose Land," replied Puss, and he crossed his legs and curled his whiskers while he tried to think of a story to tell her. “One day, while I was traveling,” Puss began, “I met Yankee Doodle Dandy a-riding on Ills pony, and when I jumped up on his horse he wasn't ail aloney!” And this funny little verse made the old woman laugh, for Bhe didn't think that a oat, even one who wore red top hoots,
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could .make up poetry as he went along. And It does seem marvelois§o me that Puss could do It, for I n*er heard of a cat who was a poet. “Well, what did you do after that?” asked the old woman. “Oh, we rode along until we came to a town called Norwich,” answered Puss. “That’s the place where the Man in the Moon who came down too soon wanted to go, you know; ony lie went by the south and burned his mouth by eating cold plum porridge.” And this made the old woman laugh still harder, for she couldn’t see how cold porridge would burn one’s mouth, and neither do I and neither do ypu, and the only reason I can think that maybe It did was because the porridge was made In Mother Gooso Land, and some things there are certainly very queer, indeed ! And just then there came a tap at the door of the hut, and when the old woman opened it, a funny little man, dressed in red with a peaked hat on his head, stepped inside. “Good woman,” he said, and he took
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off his little cap and showed his bald head as shiny as u china egg. "I have been commanded by the king of dwarfs
|p,|. i “The Little Man Handed Him a Beautiful Ruby Ring.'* to give Puss Junior this ring,” and to Puss Junior’s surprise the little man handed him a beautiful ruby ring.
Save on Draperies To quickly reduce our drapery stock r=n —Ij[ r" !j§! UF we have marked prices lower than they J | ill hae been for a year or more, and lower mi ||| || S p than they will probably be for another Ji |i!|| fj year. Buy your draperies here and now 1/ fh\' |j| and make real money savings. r ji . S y Pair, $2.50 f M : | Good quality material ; will wear wejl and \CI/cZ4//%rJTfx\ launder easily; 2Vfc yards long; complete tr " * a JI?. t,e b,ck ”:.. Spe : ia !’ $2.50 60-inch poplin, In plain rose and light One lot round pillows, assorted patblue only; regularly $3.00 yard; t*roa and colors, In cretonne; to _ . . , .. . ... . . , 50-lnch casement cloth. In brown, blue. Bordered marquisette, hemstitched, in roie mu lberry and gold; can be split cream, ivory and white, 38 inches f Qr window overdraperies; regularly wide; regular 75c and 85c JT/'v $2.60 yard; sale CO 1 Q qualities; at, yard Oc/C price V<-l. a Terry cloth, double faced, in blue, tan and rose, figured patterns; regular $2.25 and $2.50 qualities; 36 Inches wide, $1.89 Taylor’s Wide Carpets CAN’T BE BEATEN FOR WEAR, LOOKS OR PRICE Seamless, 9 feet wide, beautiful shade of gray; an exceptional bargain for the home or office. While 300 yards last, <T* ."T OP! August Sale price, square yard qpL/.00 Real Cork Linoleum —Sq. yd. $1,371 Six feet wide, ail perfect goods, distinctive designs for every room in the house. While they last in this August flj* 1 o^7l Two other real bargains are inlaid linoleum at $2.10 a square yard and 12 feet wide printed linoleum at $1.87 a square yard.
One-Half Price All odd and discontinued pieces and some surplus stock will he quickly closed out at one-half price. On account of the extremely low prices on these pieces, none can be “laid away.” These pieces comprise dressers, dressing tables, beds, chairs, davenports, rockers and many other items, all at half price. All are guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or we will make them right and L/ (Trade-Mark Registered)
‘‘Goodness me,” said Puss. “Why did your king send me this?” “Because he once know your father, the famous Puss in Boots,” replied the dwarf, “and he is anxious to do a favor to'his son.” And mavbe Puss wasn't pleased! Well, 1 just guess he was, for it was a magic ring, and would keep away evil and all sorts of trouble. And in the next story you shall hear how lucky Puss was to have this beautiful ruby ring.—Copyright, 1020. (To be continued). Night Manager and $268 Roll Missing Walter J. Parker, night manager at the Blacker’s Chili parlor, 46 West Ohio street, was reported to the police today as missing. Dora C. Blacker, proprietor of the Chili parlor, told the police Parker probably had |268 in his possession at the time he left the case on Ohio street, at 8:30 o'clock this morning. Parker never arrived at his room in the Terminal hotel, Illinois and Ohio streets. Parker was reputed to be a man of excellent habits.
ARTIST PAINTS FINE PICTURES Takes Keen Joy in His Work Since Relief From Nervous Attacks.
Mr. V. 11. Mohler has an art studio at 433 East Michigan street, where a feature of the work consists of finished crayon and free hand oil portraits. To produce the artistic work that this studio turns out requires not only a high degree of talent, but real interest and enthusiasm for the work. If there is any one in Indianapolis in doubt about the quality of the Mohler art, it would be worth their time to drop in there to see the exhibits, and we are privileged to say here that the studio is open to visitors. As stated above, this sort of work requires real heart Interest, and not long ago Mr. Mohler became very much disturbed because his work, instead of being a pleasure, was seemingly becoming a burden to him. Asa matter of fact, developments proved, his system had gotten out of order. “I was extremely nervous and very weak,” he says. “I was able to get very little sleep at night. Weak spells would come over me and it was all I could do to get around, to say uothing about working. “Just nt this time I noticed Pepgen sd highly recommended and it struck me that this was what I needed. That proved to be the case. Pepgen fixed me up very nicely. The weakness has left me entirely, my nerves are steadied and I Bleep soundly all night. “I know from experience that Pepgen is a good system builder, and I shall always have a good word for Pepgen." Pepgen may he obtained at Henry J. Huder’s drug stores, Washington and Pennsylvania streets, Illinois and Michigan streets, or from any other first-class drug store anywhere.—Adv.
“REPEAT” CALLS NOT NECESSARY Ohio Street Man Ready to Respond to First Summons at Mealtime. No urging is needed nowadays to get Mr. E. 11. McLaughlin to the table when the dinner bell tinkles. His appetite Is keen and he is eager to eat. without fear, which is in marked contrast to his condition before he began taking Pepgen, according to the statement he makes. Mr. McLaughlin Is employed by the National Biscuit Company and lives at 724 East Ohio street, Indianapolis. He says: "1 have been bothered with stomach trouble and nervousness fer at least fifteen years. “Occasionally I would have extreme attacks of biliousness. Ordinarily 1 was able t <t sleep only a small part of the night. ’’l haven't had any bilious attacks since taking Pepgen. My nerves arc certainly better. 1 can now eat every meal without any distress whatever. I would recommend Pepgen to all sufferers from stomach trouble.”—Adv.
GRATIFIED OVER GAIN IN WEIGHT Mrs. G. E. Cook Declares Results Show Pepgen Is a Splendid Tonic. Mrs G. E. Cook, who lire* in a very attractive home at 2034 North Illinois street, is highly pleased over the gain in weight that she has made since taking l'epgen. Previously she had been losing weight on account of stomach trouble, she says. Mrs. Cook is a prominent member of the order of Maccabees, with a wide circle of friends. "On account of stomach trouble,” she aays, “I experienced considerable distress after eating. Nothing seemed to agree with me. The formation of gas caused suffering. •T was Induced to try Pepgen through reading the statements in the papers. Since taking It, I can eat anything that I want without suffering the distress I used to go through. I have gained two pounds and improvlug right along. •T certainly recommend Pepgen as a wonderful tonic for the stomach, liver and kidneys.”—Adv.
MUSTARD RIGHTLY USED IS A QUICK RELIEF FOR PAIN
Everybody knows the old mustard plaster was n great thing to relieve pain, but it blistered. Make a liniment out of mustard and it will not blister. A good mustard liniment, is made by adding red pepper, menthol, ammonia and oil of sassafras to ordinary table mustard. If you have rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago or muscular soreness, rub this liniment on the affected part when you go to bed and you will scarcely feel the pain In the morning. You can buy this liniment already prepared under the name of Pepgen Liniment, nt any first-class drug store. It can be used either internally or externally. Internally, it is valuable for coughs and colds, but when taken Internally it must be diluted with water. Asa gargle, when mixed with warm water, it is a relief for sore throat, and sore gums. Owing to its multitude of uses, it is One of the most universal of family remedies. For cuts, burns and sorea. apply a small portion of the liniment and allow it to dry on the surface without rubbing. For headaches, rub on forehead, back of neck and on the tempts. Don’t forget the name. Ask for Pepgen Liniment. You can be sure It Is properly prepared.—Adv.
GOOD NEWS ALSO TRAVELS ALONG Bad news travels fast, according to the old sjying, and it is a fact. But It is also a fact that sometimes good news travels along, and this is illustrated In the statement of Mrs. Harriet Brown, who lives at 527 East North street, Indianapolis. She says that a friend recommended Pepgen to her because she was in a generally rundown condition and suffering from such extreme nervousness that she could get very little sleep. “Since taking Pepgen,” says Mrs. Brown, “my nerves are once more feeling great. I sleep fine. “I have recommended Pepgen to several of my friends because I am sure it will benefit them.” Mrs. Brown evidently believes that one good turn deserves another, so having heard of Pepgen from a friend she passes the good news on ;o others.—Adv.
FAMILY FRIEND GIVESGOOD TIP Mrs. Mary Adams of Noble Street Says She Profited by Advice. “I spent a considerable amount of money trying to be cured of the stomach trouble and nervousness with which I suffered, but nothing really helped me until I got Pepgen. I had taken special treatments for six months without effect.” This is the statement made by Mrs. Mary Adams, who lives at 118 North Noble street. She has lived in Indianapolis all her life. Her husband is employed by Klngan & Cos. “After eating I would be sick at my stomach,” says Mrs. Adama. “I was extremely nervous and got very little sleep. I Would walk the floor at night. “A friend of the family recommended Pepgen to me. Since taking it I can eat anything and all I want without any bad effects. I get about ten hours of good sleep. “I think Pepgen is the best medicine I have ever taken and I have no j hesitancy in recommending it highly." —Adv.
PROMINENT PHYSICIAN SAYS. “PEPGEN NOT ONLY RELIEVED ME BUT IT HAS HELPED A GREAT MANY OFMY PATIENTS’
Doctor John Adams, 30(5 East Fifth street, Dayton, Ohio, who was formerly professor of chemistry at the Cincinnati (Ohio) College of Medicine and Surgery, and who has practiced medicine for forty-two years, says of Pepgen: ”1 tried Pepgen because I was overworked. I needed soemthing to build up my nerves and strengthen my general system. Another doctor recommended that I try Pepgen, which I accordingly did. In a short time I could sleep mere soundly and 1 felt stronger In every way. “I was so pleased with the results obtained from Pepgen that I prescribed it to a number of my patients. In each and every case it did good work. One young man who had been suffering severely with colic caused by fermentation of food, until at times he was almost drawn double, told me that be did not have a single return
NATURE OFFERS OIL AND JUICES OF PLANTS Nobody lias -ever Improved Na-ture—-ever mode brighter leaves or sweeter flowers than grow tn the wilds of the tropics. la Pepgen Nature offers the oils and juices of plants unadulterated with alcohol or strong chemicals. Simply preserved in a rich, palatable syrup. For every 111 that Is Inflicted upon mankind. Nature furnishes an antidote. It only remains for mortals to seek and they shall find. Try Pepgen for stomach, kidney and liver Ills. It has relieved others, why not you?
SHE SEWS MORE AND EASIER NOW Mrs. M. L. Aker, Royal Garment Worker, Tells Why She Has Improved. Mis. M. L. Aker, who Lives at 325 North Noble street, Indianapolis, gives credit to Pepgen for the greater ease and efficiency with which she does her work nowadays. She is a seamstress for the Royal Garment Company, where she has been employed for the past four years. Before taking Pepgen she says there were times when she had to leave her work for rest. Mrs. Aker is a member of Rebecca odge No. 520, and also of Pocahontas lodge. “I bad the influenza and when I got over that it left me with a weakened stomach,” she said. “Everything I ate caused formation of gas and at times I would be in such agony that I could hardly stand it. 1 could not eat any meat. “I lost In weight aud I was really discouraged when a friend recommended Pepgen to uie. "I have improved wonderfully. I can eat anything I want now, even such things as roast pork and cabbage. “I have recommended I’epgen to friends, as I am sure it will help others as it did me.” To be really efficient, a worker, whether man or woman, first of all, must be physically fit. Any one in a rundown condition can not expect to measure up to requirements. If you suffer from stomach troubla* tired and drowsy feel! i- Indigestion, or any other 111, you can not expect to meet the modern rule. Workers la every section of tka land indorse Pepgen for Its benefits. They say it gives them relief from headaches, especially during working hours. Others praise it for ending that tired, listless feeling that makes every working hour seem like a week. Pepgen has put m-iny back on their feet and back on tie pay roll and mide work which was a drudgery seem like a pleasure. It Is a good medicine to take when you are nervous, rundown, and can not sleep. Pepgen may be obtained at Henry J. Huder’s drug stores, Wjshlngton and Pennsylvania .streets, Illinois and Michigan streets, or from any other first-class drug store anywhere.—Adv.
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attack after the second day he began to take Fepgen. “In my opinion Pepgen is the best general tonic I ever used and I am glad to indorse it.” Pepgen is valuable as a stomach and intestinal tonic. It relieves misery after eating, indigestion, dyspepsia, gas and bloating, it supplies food for the nerves end encourages healthy, refreshing sleep. Scores of people right here in Indianapolis, who have taken Pepgen personally recommend -ft and one has but to glance at the statements of his friends and neighbors to note the good that Pepgen is doing. A full explanation of Pepgen may he had at Henry J. liuder’s Drug Stores. It is also sold tv other firstclass druggists in India .apolis and nearby towns. If your druggist does not have it he can secure it from his wholesaler.—Adv.
WORDS OF PRAISE IN EVERY SECTION • Pepgen is the most talked of medicine in this city today, because it is making sick people well and they can’t help talking about it. Thousands tell how it has relieved them of stomach trouble, backaches, indigestion, distress after eating, pains in the region of the spine, headaches, constipation and other ills which arise from a general brokendown condition. The phenomenal demand for Pepgen is due to its extraordinary merit. Pepgen may be obtained at Henry JT. Iludar's drug stores, Washington and Pennsylvania streets, Illinois and Michigan streets, or from any other first-class drug stor* any wbers.—Ad-„' g
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