Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 111, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1920 — Page 5

IfIMOCRATS GAVE 1. S. PROSPERITY’ m —DR. M’CULLOCH Bbwth of Country Is Result r of Methods, He Says. DELPHI, Sept. 17.—Dr. Carletoa B. McCulloch, Democratic candidate for Governor, spoke here last night. He opened his address by declaring that the present prosperity of Indiana and the country was not of "mushroom growth,” but of solid business administration. “Why, then, change our national administration?” he asked. He submitted figures showing that the gold reserve percentage of the United States was larger than all the rest of the leading nations combined, with one exception. On, state issues the candidate discussed the tax law and the enormous expenditures of the state highway commission. He declared he stood with the Demo cratlc party on the question of improved highways, and pointed that a Democratic Rational congress appropriated the money ror “federal aid" for states building better roads, and showed that Thomas Taggart, candidate for the United States Senate, supported this bill. “We must have improved highways," the speaker said, “but they must be built without extravagance and without burdening the peopk? with heavy taxes." In discussing' the tax law, Dr. McCulloch pledged the Democratic party to the repeal of the present law and the enactment of a more just and equitable tax statute. He said the Republican leaders approached the making of anew tax law with the wrong motive and charged that the leaders did not bare the ratification of the old law in mind so much as they did in building up a powerful political machine which would have complete control of every taxing unit in the State from the township to the State. “They had this machine well oiled and under control,” the speaker said, “which if it had been successful would have perpetuated these leaders in power and control of all taxing units. But it went too fast and furiously and It overreached itself and had become execrated by every taxpayer in the State.

Out of Town Accounts Solicited At King’s

King’s Terms King glady welcomes charge accounts. The terms are as liberal as any in the city. You will be agreeably surprised with King’s easy and courteous credit system.

Men's Suits The showing of Men’s and Young Men’s Suits for the fall and winter is larger and better than ever before. All-wool materials in finely tailored models and hundreds of patterns await your selection— '■ , $24.50 to $65 Overcoats, $19.50 to $64.50 Topcoats, $21.50 to $43.50 Raincoats, $9.50 to $34.50 Mackinaws, $7.50 to $16.50 Trousers, $5.00 to $14.50

Boys’ School Suits Good styles and hardy materials. They’re the kind of clothes that give good wear and satisfaction. $9.50 to $19.50 Terms SI.OO Down and SI.OO a Week.

WHEN A GIRL MARRIES A New Serial of Young Married Life By Ann Llsla

CHAPTER LXXII (Continued). "Listen, lad, won’t you be running over to say goodby to .Ewy?” I asked. “All right, run along, and when you come back we’ll see what we'll see.” I would tell him no more, but right after breakfast I phoned Betty. “You’ve often shown your willingness to be friends, Betty. Can I count bn you now—when I need you?” I asked. And when I got a warm assurance that I could indeed count on her, I conquered my pride and told all I dared: “Virginia is angry at me, Betty—we don’t even speak—and it would be uncomfortable for me to have her here to dinner today. But I want Phoebe, and I can’t have her alone, unless I get rid of Virginia for just this once—” “Bless vour heart, I’d love a cosy Sunday with Vee. I’m sorry you’ve had a misunderstanding. We’ll soon fix that. But now I’ll call her right up—‘by, Anne dear.” I put up the receiver and turned with a strange sense of something all wrong. There stood Jim—my wonderful lover of last night—eyes ablaze, nostrils quivering and month hard and stern. “So you discuss my sister with outsiders? Criticized her; plan to get her out of the way—” “It wasn't an outsider,” I broke in. “It was Betty—” “Indeed! That makes It better I sappose. You chose my best friend—Virginia’s Intimate—to humiliate her. And may I ask you why you want to ‘get rid of Virginia?’” “Oh Jim—Betty didn't misunderstand the way you’re doing. Her sense of humor told her what I meant,” I cried pleadingly. because It violated every fundamental of government.” The speaker declared that the legislature was cowed into submission by the Goodrich crowd and that it passed the act under pressure. He charged that Goodrich, McCray. Watson and other leaders were seeking to perpetuate this centralized government.

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For Men and Women Come in tomorrow and see King’s wonderful display of new fall models in apparel for Men, Women and Boys. In this big store, which is one of the largest in the city devoted exclusively to clothing for Men and Women, you will find new appealing garments from the fashion centers of the country. Select the apparel you want and ‘‘Just say: I wish to open a charge account.” Credit will be extended to you liberally and as you like it.

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“It did? Well, my sense of decency tells me that a wife doesn't go to a woman she has always snubbed and suddenly gush out a lot of complaints ngulnst a man’s favorite sister —unless she s two-faced and malicious.” “Jim —how can you?” I cried. “How can you misunderstand me so?” "Misunderstand? I understand too well. You’ve hated Virginia from the first. Now yo understand me. Virginia means more to me than any one on earth —and my wife is going to treat her decently from now on.” Then before I could answer, Jim stumbled back Into the bedroom and slammed the door. I staggered up against that door and stood there—throbbing, on fire with hurt pride and rage that was neat hate. Only last night Jim had been the tenderest lover in all the world, and now for Virginia, he could berate me with the ugliest words he’d ever spoken. He had said she meant more to him than any one on earth. I couldn’t endure it. It didn’t have to put up with it. And then with a sudden force, a thought seared its way across my brain. I opened the door of the bedroom, and went in to face my husband.—(Copyright, 1920.) (To Be Continued.) HOROSCOPE "The stars Incline, but do not compel." SATURDAY. SEPT. IS. Astorologcrs read this as an unfortunate day since Uranus, Jupiter and Mars are all in malefic aspect. It is a rule under whlcu the Judgment Is likely to be distorted so that prejudice dominates. Uranus is in a place that the seers believe encourages slander, backbiting and double-dealing. Calumnies, evil gossip and malicious report are held to find hospitable reception while this government of the stars prevails. There Is a menacing sign today for

KING’S CREDIT PLAN Come in and select your clothing needs for yourself and family. Pay a small convenient down payment and pay the balance while wearing the clothing in small easy weekly payments. You will be more than pleased with the square dealing, the liberality of credit and the courteous treatment accorded you at this big and growing store.

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aviation. Danger of accident is said to Increase during this aspect. Explosions and accidents due to fire may be very numerous during the coining week. Increase in the number of girls born this year will be so great as to awaken the anxiety of Malthusian philosophers i.n this country as well us abroad. The seers foretell in regard to the future of the woman movement the growth of cooperation and closo organization which will cause men to compete anxiously with the new leaders of the world. Persons whose birthdate it is should be rather cautious in financial matters during the coming year. Risks of all sorts may be unlucky. Children born on this day may be rash and high strung. They are likely to be endowed with brains, which they can use to great advantage. They should be taught not to be rolling stones when they are grown.—Copyright, 1920. MOTHER! ~ Syrup of Figs” Child’s Best Laxative Accept “California" Syrup of Figs only —look for the name California on the package, then you are sure your child is having the best and moat harmless phyalc for s he little stomach, liver and bowels. Children love Its fruity tasto. Full directions on each bottlo. You must say “California.”—Advertisement.

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W elcome at King’s You are always welcome at King’s shop—the homo of King’s Klassy Klothes. Before buying your Fall Clothing you should at least inspect the new styles at King’s. Bo free to come and see the now models, whether you buy or not.

Women's Suits The new autumn styles at King's will be sure to please you. Tho Suits aro both fur-trimmed and plain and in the new fall shades and the wanted materials of Silvertones, Velour, Tricotlne and Serges are all shown. The Dresses are charming in Serges, Tricotines, Silks and Velvets and the beautiful designs will appeal to you— Suits, \ $26.50 to $97.50 Dresses, $19,50 to $49.50 Coats, $21.50 to $150.00 Skirts, $5.00 to $26.50 Sweaters, $6.50 to $16.50 Waists, $5.00 to $14.50 Furs, $5.00 to $98.50

Compare King’s Values Shop around at the the other stores. You will be convinced that King’s values are as good as any in the city. Every customer must be pleased and satisfied at the King shop.

Snug Fitting Collars, Perfectly Tailored Sleeves, Impeccable Detail Distinguish Exquisitely moulded shoulders, graceful collars that hug the neck closely in the back, wonderfully correct under-arm shaping, plus all the finishing touches the woman of fashion appreciates and which are decidedly unusual at these modest prices. Finger-Tip Lengths in Coats The coats are mostly in the finger-tip length, that is so generally becoming—perfectly plain or adorned to please you with silk pipings, braidings, hand embroidery, fur trimmed. The Beauty of the Fabrics The skillful, perfect workmanship and clever styles have been executed in tlieso beautiful and fashionable fabrics: Men’s Wear Serge Poiret Twills Velours Tricotines Hairline Stripes Duvet de Laines —Pettis suits, second floor.

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Don’t You Like the Dresses These Girls Are Wearing And wouldn’t you like several for your daughter to wear to school ? At $3.95, $4.95, $5.95 and $6.95 At any of these amounts you may choose an attractive, well made little frock of gingham or chambray. Girlish pleated skirts, buttoned onto plain white jean blouses. High waist models, box pleated skirts, yoke effects. Semi-fitting and long blouse effects. Ginghams in large and small plaids and chambrays in plain colors. Sizes 6 to 16 years. —Pettis Junior dept., second floor.

Mohawk. Wearwell, Quaker Lady and Wonderweave Sheets—Sale These names are household words. They stand for the utmost in quality and serviceability. “We are disposing of a surplus stock at radical reductions in price. Grasp the opportunity. “Mohawk’ ’ Sheets Size 63x99, reg- I Size 72x90, reg- 06) I Size 81x99, reg- 06) ularly $2.85 I | ulariy $2.98 -JpJL | ularly $3.50 f 3 “Quaker Lady 9 Sheets “Wonderweave” Sheets “Wearwell” Sheets Size 72x 90 (regu- 6)0 Size 63x90 (regu- Size 81x90 (regu- &0 *7l^ larly $2.75) larly $2.79) lariy $3.25) Size 81x90 (regu- Size 72x90 (regu- &0 ff *i ularly $3.19) * larly $3.10) —Pettis beddings, Fifth floor.

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Savings in Home Needs

$1.50 Brooms, 98c No. 6 size mirror brooms, of excellent quality. 7%c Soap, 10 Bars, 65c Crystal White laundry Boap. No deliveries. $3.25 Aluminum Kettles, $2.29 6-quart kettles with strainer cover. 20c Dustpans, 15c Full size, black Japanned dustpans.

How About a Nice New Shirt, Sir? Men’s $3.50 Shirts Jjillf $9 QC /. 4OD p(3rj d/J Men, when you cast your eye on these shirts, you will say they are winners. VTfmUmf Tk® materials are serviceable and good Mil 1 1 !l looking ducetines, printed and woven V ,A-A--jf madrases, and soft finish, washable per|j*ppgk cales. Cut large and finished with exaetness. It’s a real chance to get a good shirt. Men’s Silk Socks, Men’s Socks, 39£ Samples of the much Fine combed yarn cotton, higher grade in neat stripes vath reinforced heels and and docks, black, -whit. toes; black, white and want- , , ~V. ed shades: 3 pairs, SI.OO and colored combinations. 50c Ivory Garters, 290 Men ’ s 95c A man’s real friend, good Open-end four -in - hand cable web, with ivory trim- s ilk neckwear in many apmings. All colors. pealing designs. —Fettls men's furnishings, street floor, east aisle.

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$2.93 Garbage Casa, $1.89 Heavy galvanized iron cans with deep cover, 10-gallon size. 15c Soap Chips, 12%c Pound White soap chips, In bulk. No limit No deliveries. 5c Toilet Paper, 10 Rolls, 35c 4hi -ounce rolls of good crepe paper. —Pettis basement

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