Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 81, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1920 — Page 8
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MY HUSBAND’S FAVORITE RECIPE
“KONEST-TG -GOODNESS GK \VY.” Soak small ends of pork chops in icecold water for about twenty minutes, drain, and dredge thickly with flour in the same way you prepare chicken. To five or six pork chops place a heaping tablespoonful of lard In skillet. Place a steel disk (always) between skillet and blaze; have the lard piping hot when you put in the flour coated chops; then gradually lower blaze and cover with a lid. Flavor meat with a tiny pinch of sugar, sage leaf, salt and pepper and fry slowly but steadily until delicately brown. Remove meat and, using a fork, mingle enough flour in grease to absorb all grease, and then with a spoon rub briskly Into the grease a quart of milk and water. Pour In the milk first until the consistency suits your taste; season with a tiny pinch of sugar, salt and black pepper. With “round” or ‘loin” steak, you soak In cold water the same as pork chops, frying a size steak In proportion to chops, only using water for gravy Instead of milk and cayenne pepper Instead of black. MRS. OTTO J. DODDS. 248 W. Maple Road, Indianapolis. Mrs. Dodds says this has been her dally dinner menu for nearly thirty years. "In my husband's opinion the meal would be Incomplete without the proverbial meat, ind he always requests “make enough gravy, mother, to run cl’ar back to the kitchen.” Mrs. Dodds says her advice to beginners is to learn how to fry meat, and make good gravy, and then their meal problem will be solved for all times to come.
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■ Beta Zeta chapter of Delta Tau Delta j will give its annual summer dance at the chapter house in Irvington, Friday eve- i Bins, Aug. 20. Representatives from the five active chapter of the state as well as a number of out-of-state Delta Taus will be present. • • • Mrs. Mary Feeney and family of the Winter apartments, have gone to Chicago, where they have taken an apartment on the lake front for the remainder of the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kriete, 2244 Broadway, will leave Wednesday where they will remain until September. Mrs. M. F. Gartlrnd of Hampton Court, is spending several weeks in Chicago. • # * Chaperons for the subscription dance to be givjen tonight in the Odcon by Wilfred Bornstein and Herbert Bartholomew. will include Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bass, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilhelm, Mrs. Mary Wood and Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Bartholomew. • * * Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Hauk, 2222 Broadway, who have been traveling through the west and Canada for several weeks, will return home Thursday. • * * Miss Elizabeth Patterson, of the Stuart Walker Players, will talk before the | Women's City club tonight, at the club 1 dinner to be given in the tearoom. Miss Mamie Bass, president of the club, will introduce the speaker. Reservations for about ninety guests have been made. • • • Harding Hovey, 2616 Broadway, has gone on a trip through the west. He will stop in Seattle, Portland and various coast cities. • * • Mr. and Mrs. Merle N. A. Walker. 216 East Thirty-second street, will depart for New York City and Atlantic City tomorrow. • • * Miss Doris Thompson, who will enter Oxford college Sept. 1, was the guest of honor at a “500" party given last night by Miss Marguerite Flanagan, 40 Hendricks place. The guests included Miss Hazel E. Danes, Mies Laura May Day, Miss Jeanette Rogers, Miss Florence Rau, Miss Olive leaver, Miss Helen Stelnmetz, Miss Sarah Jane Byers, Miss Dorothy Jones. Miss Catherine Rose Masek, Miss Dorothy Mae Shane, Miss Otholo White and Miss Ruth Michels. • * * Henry Stiles. 3154 Kenwood avenue, ■was the host at a dancing party given by the Mar-se-lay club last night. The guests included. Miss Marguerite Reedy, Miss Mildred ■ Martin, Morris Lankford, Miss Ruth Siddons, Carl Bus-
Discolored or Spotted Skin Easily Peeled Off
The freckling, discoloring or roughening to which most skins are subject at tills season may readily be gotten rid of. Ordinary mercoilzed wax, spread lightly oxer the face before retiring and removed In the morning with soap and water, completely peels off the disfigured skin. You need not get more than an ounce of the wax from your drugglet There’s no more effective way of banishing tan, freckles or other cutaneous defects. Little skin particles come off each day, so the process itself doesn’t even temporarily mar the complexion, and you soon acquire a brand new, spotless, girlishly beautiful face. Wrinkles caused by wdhther, worry or Illness are best treated by a simple solution of powdered saxolite, one ounce, dissolved In one-half pint witch hazel. Bathing the face In this produces a truly marvelous transformation.—Advertisement.
—Saturday—** Specials | 9 WOOL AND SILK I SKIRTS, g/J | UP to $9 33 GINGHAM DRESSES, few voiles; /V fiO I up to $lO 9i*9o GEORGETTE BLOUSES; ■ 25“ $4.55 1 $3 COVERALL APRONS, I pretty £4 |*q I styles H I $2 CREPE £4 y|r> § GOWNS, In white j| I $lO FRENCH I $12.50 TRICOLETTE PEPLUMS, all din aq I shades $ 8 (j I $22.50 SILK FIBER SWEATERS, (2-f M An cleanup pj. *4 Hargrove's bob mass. ave. a>d del. st. aam ==*j Mother's ngf \ Mothers Absolutely. Safe { / it All Druggists > SpacU Beakit om MuMaod at 9a W, Pm L£SgRB4.KtWATOt CO Deer 5 .p.
Sponge Picks Up Wet ‘Evidence’
CHICAGO, Aug. 13.—When prohibition agents raided a saloon the owner's wife threw a botfie on the floor.. An operative tossed a sponge in the puddle. Result, half a pint of “evidence.”
sell, Esther Rose, Gilbert Helen Ayres, Harold Hardy, Elizabeth Moore head, Harold Martin, Frances Crabb, Bert Grimes, Georgia Carmichael, Herbert Hunt, Emma' Granneman, Chester Leppert and Vv'Uliam Hurd. * * * Joseph Whittaker and daughters, Misses Charlotte and Susan, entertained at their country home last night in honor of Mrs. Whittaker’s birthday anniversary. The guests included Mrjland Mrs. Lottie Smoek. Joseph and Pauline Smock, Mr. and Mrs. George- DeMotte, John Sbeek, Mr. and Mrs. Kern E. Yager and son Forrest, and Mr. and Mrs. Kelos. Mrs. W. A. Valodin and daughter. Mary, of the Harrison apartments, have gone to Newman and Oakland, HI., to spend several weeks. e * Miss Ethel Simmons, 3171 North Illi,nols street, will leave tomorrow for Klinger lake, where she will remain for a fortnight. * * * Delta Delta Delta alliance held its monthly luncheon In the tearoom of 1. S. Ayres & Cos. today. Mrs. W. M. Hudson, national president of the sorority, who is also president of the local alliance, presided. Plans for the chapter's coming season were dismissed and Mrs. Hudson talked informally on the national work and chapter system. * * * Announcement Is made of the marriage of Miss Helen Louise Miller, daughter „f Mr. and Mrs. William P. Miller, 1202 East Vermont streett, and James Francis Hammett, which took place Wednesday uigbt in New Albany, Ind. Mr. and Mrs Hammett have gone to St. Louis Jor 'i few days and will be at home on their return at 1202 East Vermont street.
Bloomington Woman Killed by Lightning
Special to The Times. BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Aug. 13.—Mrs. Emma Grimsley, 60, widow bf James Grimsley, is dead here as a result of being struck and lr.stantlv killed by lightning yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Grimsley, in company with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Moon, the latter her daughter, was walking along the railroad tracks one mile, north of Bloomington, when the accident occurred. Engineer Ira Speer, at the throttle of a southbound freight, looked ahead and saw the flash strike the woman and kill her. He stopped the train and the body was ‘pinced in th caboose and brougm to the Monon station here.
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& m—a——— oJhe Circle, Special SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAT ff GARDEN HOSE To serve you for many summers, Vv\ rj 14*/2c Foot \\ Seamless molded hose of high quality, offered for one day at this V'l I . special price. To be had in any length desired. In the new Sixth floor Kv> housefurnishing section. — Ayres — Sixth floor. pi 28 Distinctive Fall Suits P vl m $39.50, $42.50, $45 to $82.50 Jj \ A These suits.are autumn models; a maker’s samples. AP/ V/"\ Plain tailored effects, buttonholes hand made; some styles richly fur trimmed, others rippled, belted or f-ff ' A/N stra i&ht lined. /ACy Zanzibar, Malay, Henna. Other desired shades. —Ayres—Third floor.
Man Wanted to See * Roosevelt; Now Held
MILWAUKEE, Wls., Aug. 13.—A man, giving his name as Ralph A. Jhnda, who is about 28 years old, is being held for observation at the Emergency hospital here today, following suspicious movements and actions In trying to see Franklin D. Roosevelt, democratic vice presidential candidate here last night. Janda was held when he tried to get Into the dining room of the hotel where a dinner was , being tendered Roosevelt. x The young man is said to, have asserted he started, out from New York and traveled over several states In an effort to reach Roosevelt. The late Col. Theodore Roosevelt was shot by a crank In Milwaukee several years ago. , LINEMAN KILLED ON POLE. LOGANSPORT, Ind., Aug. 13.—C%rl Hassett, 28, was killed Thursday morning when 2,300 volts passed through his body while he was working on a pole.
LEMON JUICE FOR FRECKLES Girls t Make beauty lotion for a few cents —Try it!
Sqaesre the Juice of two lota one tote e bottle containing three ounces of orchard white, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the beet freckle and tan lotion, and complexion beautifies, at very, T@ry smaU coet. Your grocer has the lemons and any drag store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard white fer a few cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion Into tha face, neck, arms and hands each day and see how freckles and blemishes disappear and how clear, soft and rosy-white the akin becomes. Yes I It Is harmless and never Irritate*.—Advertisement.
STOUT’S SHOES Are Money Savers We not only have good quality leather In our shoes but they are low priced. Be sure to visit our store when in need of footwear. LADIES’ OXFORDS Ladies’ Black Kid Patent Leather and Brown Kid Lace Oxfords, imitation tip leather Louis heels. This season’s merchandise. Very good styles More than a dollar under our Saturday Sale We have many more bargains in shoes in our store. ¥ STOUT’S BIG-4 Shoe Store 352-354 West Washington St.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1920.
House Party Romance Ends in Nuptials
A house party romance which culminated in a wedding was that of Miss Sylvia White of Paragon, Ind., and Arthur Baron of Indianapolis, who, with a number of youifg people from this city were spending a fortnight in the Bassett cottage at Lake Manitou. The young couple, , accompanied by Miss Dempy Hart and Clyde Washburn, went quietly to St. J'oseph, Mich., where they were married. They will make their home In Indianapolis. Local folk with the party jmriuded Miss Nora McCoy. Miss Alice Atkinson, Misses Hada and Lora Ulrey, Miss Hazel Class and Miss Elizabeth Dungan, all of Indianapolis. /.
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Close “ST H l\ Cy lf~'*' ' Close Saturday I L\ VT) 17' Q /XT I f\ Saturday at 12:30 I 1 . vJ. 1 VI iIIVO U\V/ U i2:50
Sale of Wash Skirts t- Inspiring Mark-Downs for Saturday Skirts of the finest materials —skirts of lesser materials but of reliable wearing qualities, have jumped off their price perch and await an outing Sunday as reward. There are two groupings. Special at $3.75 Here are skirts of gaberdine, wash satins, tricotine and basket weave, pocketed and f belt trimmed; by the way, the belts are dej ' tachable, with pearl buttons, too, which are , ' supposed to stay on. I ; 25 Skirts at 98c * M They won’t last long, so, for fear you dei A j lay too long In arriving, we’ll picture them. They’re of basket weave, white, with large, and - roomy pockets, belt girded, and pearl button jL trimmed. Surely, these are inducing. —Ayres—Basement.
Especially Favoring Small Feet In Shoes—a Sale pf Discontinued Lines Low shoes, white, black and brown, in broken sizes and discontinued lines to the amount of 140 pairs are 'here offered at a price to invoke your interest. Though naturally not every one can be benefited by this sale, many, nevertheless, can, and it will pay you to look these very good values over; perhaps you will find just the shoe you have been wishing for. The price is in keeping with the nature of the sale—as low as could be wished for—--52.95 —Ayres—Second Floor. Stock Up in Stockings During This Sale QPure thread silk stockings with lisle garter top, stop ravel hem and neatly shaped ankle are an inducement at the marking for Saturday. Hose needers will do well to stop, see and purchase. These stockings are offered in black, white, navy blue, dark tan and dark brown. Priced at $1.65 Pair Onyx full fashioned silk lisle stockings in black with double garter top are grouped with the Onyx chiffon black silk lisle hose. They are both full fashioned. 150 Pairs—Two Pairs for $2.45 —Ayres—Street floor.
i - ■ ■■' l - '—— ■■ ■ — = |^ Delightful Kimonos Specially Priced A Choice of 38 at $9.95 The stylings are various. There are the loose models that flow in soft folds, some are belted in and even the slip-over whim Is given pJuca in this reduced marking. Colors —Light Blue, Copenhagen Blue, Rose, Wisteria, Pink, Trimmings—Lace, Rosebuds, Buttonhole Stitching, Hand Embroidery —Ayres—Third floor.
Toilet Goods The most, refined and exquisite boudoir preparations will be found for milady’s convenience in our carefully stocked department. The following are special values for Saturday’s half day.: Palmolive toilet soap, the dozen bars, 90#. L. S. Ayres hard water soap, the dozen bars, sl-60. Incense powder, sandalwood, at 45 #. Lashgrow, for the eyebrows and lashes, 35#. Vantlne's wisteria toilet water, 91-25. Luthol tooth paste, 45#. Chlorox tooth paste, 39#. Borlne tooth paste, 19#. Bath sponge, 50#. Simplex nail paste, 29#. Simplex cuticle remover, 291. Tail’s hair remover, 24#. —Ayres—Street floor.
What Every Golfer Knows One Cause of Profanity Profanity, according to all the humorous magazines, is always associated with golf. And golfers admit it; but claim justification. For example, when they have to call off the game on account of losing all the balls. However, the sting is taken out of the tragedy with the knowledge that though the ball was good, it was not, after all, very costly. Such consolation is that of the buyer of these specially priced Taplow Golf Balls These are full sized, 27 pennyweight balls, with mesh marking. They will safely survive the water hazard, since they float; and are offered at such a low price that you can buy sufficient quantities for a long season’s play. The price, 65c. Just Nine Golf Bags To close out the season’s stock of golf bags, here are these last nine golf bdigs of summer at special prices. You will want to play all through thi pleasant autumn weather—and if you are a true fan, early in the spring, too. With one of these Burhke metal bottom bags you’ll be ready for any-or-all season golfing. In white, tan or brown. Friced at $5.50, 96.00, 96.50, 99.50, SIO.OO and 9^3.50. —Ayres—Street floor.
— : — - - - Men Will Want These Good Shirts That Give Satisfying Service at Reasonable Prices Here are values for the man in search of shirts; values that his eye for business will not let him overlook. At $2.50, 3 for $6.95 Is a lot of 600 madras shirts. Corded effects, with woven fast colored neat and cluster stripes and white grounds. Os good quality; priced at $2.50, 3 for $6.95. At $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50 are E. & W. and Bates Street shirts; these of imported cotton crepes. In white or solid color grounds with fancy stripes; some with collars to match. Os the high quality to be expected from goods bearing these manufacturers’ labels. Prices are $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50. Specially Priced Union Suits Offered a3 a remarkably attractive Friday special are men’s athletic union suits of checked nainsook, sleeveless and knee length, with an elastic band at the waist. Size* 34, 86, 38, 40. The Price, 89c - —Ayres—Street floor. ■ ■ ' ■ ■ -■ ■ ■ ‘ Underwear Bargains for Saturday Morning What are your underwear needs? Vests, union suits, silk f N union suits? Observe these spe- wUtff cial prices for Saturday mom- yj. Cotton Vests, 33c Women's gauze weight yests; sleeve- Ha V J j I less, low neck; in regular and extra pBpS / V,. , / Knit “Unions”, 79c T Stretton and Athena union suits, H\ J summer weight, sleeveless, low neck. \ / Glove Silk Union Suits Athletic style, envelope and regular * closing effects. Pink. Only $3.95. —Ayres—Street floor. Appropriate Dresses on the Porch or in the Kitchen Sometimes kitchen needs do not demand constant attention. Those are the occasions when a versatile, pretty dress like these, affords pleasure and makes work jolly by mixing in play. The price and tfie making of these morning dresses are that which will enamour you at once. They’re materialed of a figured pattern of light ground, trimmed in plain chamferav. The sleeve is the practical three-quarter length, the skirt full with a wide hem. Size* 36 to 46. " / The Persuading Price, $5.00 —Ayres—Third floor.
u " The Girls' Shop ■ Smocks and Dainty Blouses There are times when even tue near high school fresh- * man feels her dignity and position. For such occasions the younger young lady demands a tailored skirt 9nd a blouse that’s fastidiously trimmed—a real blouse, mind you. Such we have, very specially priced so as to induce mother? too—sl.9B, $2.98, $6.93. We have sizes from 10 to 16. Likewise Specially Priced Are girlish smocks—the kind mother likes the near young lady to wear. Smocks with bits of hand embroidery are prettily designed in garments of rose, green, cadet blue or white. Triced $2.00, $2.69 to $3.69. —Ayres—Fifth floor. - ■ “
New Finishes for Fashion’s Collars Neat and not gaudy, with nothing at all to do with the rest of the illusion are these organdy collars. In complimentary tones of ecru or the ever fascinating white, with lace or embroidery edging are. the models in both the straight and the shaped collar. Priced 39c Each --Ayres—Street floor. Charming Vanity Cases Especially fitted for afternoon wear are truly lovable vanities in these popular colors: Black, blue, brown, taupe and white. All are lined in white moire; and are fitted with a convenient little coin purse, and the oh, so important mirror. • You will fall in love with thesr* at first glance. And with the price—s2.9s —Ayres—Street floor.