Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 124, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 October 1921 — Page 7
FIRE LOSSES IN t U. S. LAST YEAR * HALF A BILLION Statistics Show 15,000 Lives Lost and 17,000 Injured. The Importance of preventing fires and of halting the rapidly increasing losses to life and property, which is being stressed throughout the country this week on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the Chicago fire which occured Oct. 1, 1871, has become a matter requiring the constant education of the public, in the opinion of Crank O. Jordan, chairman of the fire prevention committee of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, and Jacob H. Hilkene, chief of the fire prevention division of the Indianapolis Fire Force. In discussing the extent of fire losses in the United States, which, last year, involved the death of more than fifteen thousand men, women and children, the serious injury of an additional seventeen thousand persons and a property loss of more than $500,000,000, Mr. Hilkene said: “Suppose that some day we should read in the newspapers, under blatk headlines, a Government proclamation in the following words: ‘The people of the United States will hereafter be required to contribute to the Government a special levy of $1,370 000 per day, which amount shall be Immediately destroyed. Also, there must be furnished each day fifty persons who shall be put to a painful death.' If you read thnt In the papers you would think it a joke or that the editor of the paper was crazy. But suppose you found out it was a fact, and that the destruction of property and Klives was actually taking place. Vet. "excepting the Government proclamation, this is really happening each day in the year in our country, and will continue until jeople awake to your responsibility.” “Fire strikes at the basis of our prosperity in several ways,” Mr. Hilkene added. "It destroys not only materials, but human labor as well. For example, the burning of a wooden house does not mean merely the burning of the tree which furnished the lumber. It means the wasting of the transportation, the handling, the sawing, planing, the fitting ; in fact, all of the work of the minds and hands which caused it to become a complete bnilding.” Figures issued by William Curran, superintendent of the Indianapolis Salvage Corps, show that of a total tire loss of $1,813,980.00 In Indianapolis for 13-0. $345,000.00 was the total as a result of fires in dwelling houses and that of a total number of runs of 3,450, 2,140 were to private residences. Statistics for a five-year period from 1916 to 1920, issued by Mr. Curran, show that the total fire loss for Indianapolis for 1916 was $683,380.00 of which amotant the loss to dwelling bouses was $110,000.00. The tota' loss in 1917 rose to $769,901.00. In 1918 it was $2,049,938.00, the enormous increase being accounted for by the fire in the Industrial building at West Tenth and Cr.nal. In 1919, the city's tire loss was $1.‘J65,937.
WILDS PIONEER PASSES AT 94 Patriarch of Canadian Wilder ness Dies at Montreal. MONTREAL,. Oct. 4.—Colin Rankin, who died in Montreal recently at the age of 94, was the first native Canadian to enter the service of the Hudson Bay s Company. After a half century in the company's employ this patriarch of the fur trade retired as chief factor in 1898. He was taken Into the Hudson's Bay Company's service in IS4B by Sir George Simpson, known as the "emperor governor." Sir George was one of the ablest of the long line of governors that began in 1670 with Prince Rupert, famous champion of the house of Stuart in Cromwellian wars. Under him the company was merged with the North West Company, which for years hud been its deadly rival in the fur trade. Under him, too, the company reached its meridian of power and dominion and ruled three-
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fourths of the North American continent. Os the vast empire only some 3,000,000 acres now remain in its possession. Mr. Rankin's service was almost exclunively in Eastern Canada. He was in charge of posts at Mattawa, Duehine, St. Uaurice, Kickendatch, Bersimis, Sa aenay, Simcoe and Temiskaming. He was chief factor over tbe Lake Superior district and the Ottawa River district. He was known for 1..S vigor of mind and body and his career, which missed but six years of rounding out a century, was an epic of wilderness adventure. TWO INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENTS Girls, Ages 4 and 10, Are Knocked Down. Two automobile accidents occurred yesterday afternoon. Anna May Jones, 4, 215 East Tenth street, was struck by an _automobile while crossing the street in "front of her home. The child was knocked down and severely bruised, but the driver of the a'utomobile failed to stop after the accident. Evelyn Hoover, 10, 704 North Capitol avenue, was struck by an automobile driven by Cecil Cook, 2254 Kenwood avenue, ti>r injuries were not serious and she was taken to the Methojdist hospital. The accident oceured on Capitol avenue near Walnut street. Every subscriber of this newspaper Is entitled to the benefits of the Indiana Daily Times SI,OOO Travel Accident Insurance Policy. For details phoue .Main 3500 or Anto. 28-351, Orders Company to Change 293 Hydrants The board of public works has ordered the Indianapolis Water Company to change 293 hydrants which do not fit the more than SIOO,OOO worth of new fire department motor pumpers the board of public safety purchased last year. Fire Chief John C. Loucks asked the board to order the change, asserting that the water company submitted the wrong samples of hydrant connections to the Stutz Fire Engine Company while the pumpers were being constructed.
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Pettis Anniversary Sale DOUBLE-HEADER
THIS is the day when the little old Dollar reaches the apex of its purchasing power. It is a bargain event in the truest sense of the word. Every section of the store is drawn upon to furnish its quota of supervalues. Come Wednesday confident of finding here the most remarkable Dollar Day display of values this store has yet produced, entirely worthy of the notable offerings daily featuring the Anniversary Sale. NO MAIL, TELEPHONE OR C. O. D. ORDERS ACCEPTED FOR DOLLAR DAY ITEMS—right reserved to limit quantities.
Men’s Initial ’Kerchiefs, 6 for.s| Fine qu%lity lawn with neat embroidered initial, all initiale, neatly boxed. * —Street floor, Wom.’s Linen ’Kerchiefs, 5 for.si In plain white and also plain colors, all with neat hems, of good quality linen. * —Street floor. Women’s Net Guimpes $i Net Guinipes of fine quality sheer net, I trimmed with Valenciennes laces, with sleeveß, Jl while 200 last. —Street floor. Children’s $1.49 Middies * s*l Plain white and white with colored collars. Sensible toggery for school time. * —Second floor. Children’s Dresses s*l In many good styles snd colors of gingham, crash, chambray and Peggy cloth. Size* 2to 14. A —Second floor. Children’s $1.75 Ging. Overalls. s-1 Heavy quality of blus gingham, trimmed in piping of red —in sires 3 to 6 years. A —Second floor. 69c Ribbon, 2 yards $ 1 Fine quality satin and two-tone taffeta, 9 I inches wide for sashes, black and colors A —Street floor. Narrow Ribbon, 10 yards $-| I.oo*l yards offered In this ooeclsl sale of narrow Ribbons, and Included are plcot, two-tone A and metallic combinations. —Street floor. $1.50 Alarm Clocks s*l Good timekeepers In a good nickel case, bell on the top with shut-off. 1 A —Basement. $1.75 China Vases $ | Made in Japan, 1.3-inch site, with landscape 0 decorations in deep blue, under the glase. A —Uasemontsl.so and $1.75 Jardineres $-j Tour choice of either 8 or 10-lnch size, in rich glazed color blendings. A —Basement.
$1.60 Dinner Sets ..s*l Each set has three Pinner Plates, Cups and Saucers and Fruit Saucers, 12 pieces total, In A superior selection of whits semi-porcelain. —Basement. 12V2C Cambric ’Kerchiefs, 12 fors | Full size, with neat hemstitched hems, tx- I cellent quality, for men and women. A —Street floor. Women’s Summer Dresses $1 Some really lovely models, but slightly I mussed snd therefore selling for this nominal A sum, of organdie and voile, In light colors snd attractive styles. —Second floor. Boys’ $1.45 All-Wool Knickers. s*■ Hesvy Cass!mere School Psnts, sizes Sto I 17 years, genuine value, mothers. A —Third floor. Boys’ Up to $1.95 Shirts s*i Sises 12 to 14 neck, good quality fabrics. —Third floor. A Boys’ Up to $1.98 Wash Suits. .s•■ Good weight fabrics, including white and fancy colors; size* 3 to 8 years. A —Third floor. $3.00 Lot of Wall Paper . .s*■ Six rolls Tapestry snd Bird designs, suitable I for dining rooms. A —Third floor. Cut-Out Borders, 20 Yards $-■ Livlng-rooui Borders. Id beautiful styles and I colon, usually sold at 10c a yard. A —Third floor. Hemstitched Table Cloths $-1 Mercerized cotton damask, assorted patterns, I excellent grade of material, 58-liveh else. A —Street floor. Quilted Cotton Batts $ *■ One large roll white fluffy new Cotton, enough for a comfort In one sheet, and the quilting A keeps it In place, making It easy to handle. —Utreet floor. Hemst’ched Huck Towels, 4 for.si Large size, soft finish, damask border?, your chance to get a supply of really good Towels. A —Street floor. Unbleached Toweling, 8 Yds..s*| Part linen, good material, get some of this and add to your Towel supply. A —Street floor. Hemst’ched Pillow Cases, 4 for.s-| PUJow Cases in the most wanted sizes; 42x36 inches, good durable quality. A —Fifth floor.
Cotton Blankets, Each $-g Extra large slse, heavy arm quality, assorted I borders, warm for these coming cold nights. JL —Fifth floor. Women's Tub Blouses s*■ Plain tailored and lace trimmed models. In y voile and organdie Blonses, long and short il sleeves, Tuxedo and Vestee efTecta and Peter Pan collar, In white and flesh color; up to $2.50 values. —Second floor. $1.79 Garbage Pails .s*a Heavy galvanlred Iron, G-gallon sl*e, with strong bail handle and cover. JL —Basement. $1.75 $2.25 Aluminum Kettles..si Windsor and convex, guaranteed pure Aluml- I num Kettles, 6-qUart size, with cover, extra JL heavy quality. —Basement. Household Mirrors $ *■ Size 16x14 Inches, white enameled frame*; just 72 to sell Wednesday. JL —Basement. Cyclone Cleaners, Can & Brush. $-■ It makes your rugs and carpets look like I new, no scrubbing or rinsing, a large size can JL and a special brush Wednesday for SI.OO. —Basement
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4,1921.
Waste Paper Baskets ■ $ | Fancy Imported Belgian Waste Paper Bas- I kets, tine willow and braid weaves, assorted A colors; $1.50 to $2-50 values. —Basement. Curtain Scrim, 10 Yards $| White, ivory and ecru Curtain Scrim, with " hemstitched, stitched and drawnwork style A borders, a yard wide. —Third floor. 39c Curtain Net, 4 Yards... - ,s*| Filet Curtain Nets of heavy durable qual- f Ity, in white and ivory. A —Third floor. 79c Drapery Madras, 2 Yards. .$1 Overdrapery Madras, verdure patterns, beau- ? tlful patterns beautiful for living room and A dining room Curtains. —Third floor. Middy Ties $1 Full square Middy Ties, of fine quality silk I taffeta, in navy blue, black and red, $1.89 value A —Street floor. Notion Items s*| Kt<n Sanitary Napkins i tt for SI.OO. Inicum Hair Nets, 12 for 81.00. A Single mesh, cap style, all colors. —Street floor. 12c Laces, 10 Yards •...s*! Clunv and Imitation, crochet Laces, mercer- I 17.e*l finish, suitable for fancy work and other A uses; 3 to 5 Inches wide. —Street floor. Clothes Hampers s*■ Clothes Hampers with cover, mail# of finest selected splint, new clean stock, just 100 to sell A Wednesday; limit two to a customer. —Basement. Hand Bags • $- Real leather. Persian crepe, Morocco* and spider grain, envelope and swagger sty/e. some A with mirror*. —Ktrret floor. Butter Dishes $1 Butter t*ishes with cut glass bordered edge I ad silver plated lid or top, large size, very uu- A utually downpriced. —Street floor. Pearl Beads . s*§ French Filled Pearl Beads, 27 Inches long, | graduated, cream tint. —Street floor. A Coffee, 3 lbs. • $| Chase & Sanborn's, three pounds of this pop- I ulur No. 1 coffee, tn bulk. —Basement. A Dress Aprons $-j Made of check Gingham and l'ercale. In light I and dark shades. Kick-rack braid for tr in- A uilng. Belted models os wed as tie sab effects. —Second floor.
Candies sa Assorted Fruit .Tellies, very soft, our regular 40c grade, oi'e-half price for thi sale, 0-pound A box, SI.OO. 24 bars of Jlershey's Chocolate, Wednesday only, SI.OO. Umbrellas s•s Cottou Umbrellas and “seconds" —but a good 1 value. —Street floor. A Coutil Corsets s*• Plain white <outil Corsets In medium high bust. Also pin* brocaded styles with elastic A top. —Second floor. Wash Skirts $t Limited number of white cotton gaberdine I Wash Skirts, and surf satin models, spec.any A priced for Wednesday. —.Second floor. Flouncing, 4 Yards for $ Lot of 12-lucii Cambric Embroidered Flounc- I lng In excellent designs, Stic quality. A —Street floor. Huck Towels, 8 for $-i Towels of good dze and quality with fast 1 color red border. —Street floor. A Gingham. 9 Yards for $1 Plain and Plaid Gingham in attractive new patterns and colorings. —Street floor. A Vanity Boxes, Each s*• Vanity Boxes of medium size with mirror In ltd, fitted with other toilet accessories, black A and tan. —Street floor. Drapery Cretonne, 4 Yards $-g Heavy grade cloth with beautiful floral de- I signs, bird patterns BDd striped effects. In A spiendtd range of colors. —Third floor. 79c Cushions, 2 for $- Cretonne-Covered Chair Cuh!ons filled with white cotton and buttoned on both sld-s. A —^Third floor. $2.00 Flower Boxes $-| Square shaped hardwood frames with dec- I orated tile sides, only a limited number. A —Basement, $1.98 Model Roasters $-| First quality black seamless steel, self-bast-ing and self-browulng; 16-inch size. A —Basemen t.
Royal Elec. Cleaner, Delivered. $ | Just SI.OO down will deliver a Cleaner to your I house and you can pay the balance at the JL rate of 17c per day. Order a home demonstration at once. —Street floor. $1.49 to $1.75 Carpet Brooms. .$-■ Our highest quality, four and flve-newed se- I Iceted Brooms, with polished handles, at this X. very special price. - —Basement. Long Silk Gloves $ -a Pull 16-button, above the elbow length silk 1 Gloves, In all sizes, all In perfect condition. JL —Street floor. 98c Framed Pictures, 2 for s*■ Maxfield Parish and Jessie Wilcox Smith’s I prints, framed for this very nominal snm. JL —Fifth floor. $1.75 Marquisette Curtains $• Curtains with pretty Cluny pattern edge and 1 hemstitched hem In white, exceptionally rea- JL sonable for only SI.OO. —Third floor. Curtain Marquisette, 4 Yds.. .s•■ Good heavy quality cnrtaln Marquisette, with I plain band border for this sale, 4 yards for only •& SIOO. —Third floor. Sec. Panel Curtains, 3 Panels. sl They are 0 Inches wide, In a range of new I patterns, suitable for lac* shades; 3 panels for JL (1.00. —Third floor.
75c Fiber Stockings, 2 Pairs.. .$-* Heavy fiber ilk, with seam up the back. Re- S fnforced heels and toes. Lisle garter top. A —Street floor, $1.25 and $1.50 Silk Stockings. .s*l Thread silk with seam up the back, black and colors, also a three-thread silk and two-thread A —Street floor. Men’s $2.00 Sweater Coats s■* Made of selected cotton yarn, large, full, reg- f ulatioQ make with pockets, sizes 36 to 46. A —Street floor. Men’s $2 Fleeced Union Suits. ,$| Heavy flat or Jer*< y ribbed fleece, comes In 1 ecru and the flat fleece In Jaeger color, long JL sleeve and ankle length. —street floor. Men’s $1.35 to $1.85 Shirts $i Shirts made to fit, cut large, colors absolutely guaranteed, non-shrlnkable neckband, A and finished with soft cuffs, sizes It to 17. —Street floor. Underwear Crepe, 4 Yards... .s*■ Colored Plisse, good grade of material. —Street floor. A $1.56 Dress Gingham, 4 Yds..s| 32-lnch Gingham, in pluids and plain colors. I —Street floor. A Striped Gingham, 8 Yards $-j 28 Inch Gingham, In neat striped patterns for i house dresses, boys’ blouses, rompers, etc. A —Street floor. Standard Percale, 7 Yards $i 36 Inch Percale, !n l'ght and dark patterns, g neat designs for house dresses, aprons, etc. A —Street floor. Black Bloomer Satine, 4 Yds. ,s*| A durable quality, nice gloss, good grade for - gymnasium use, 36 Inches wide. A —Street floor. Corduroy, 2 Yards s■ Only 300 yards, specially quoted at this pries I for the sale. Excellent grade of cloth. A —Street floor. Red E Mix Cake Flour, 5 Pkgs s•* Nothing to add but water to make a E good cake. —Basement. A Choice 3 Layer Cake, y - lb. Young Hyson Tea, Both for s*■ Extra quality tea and extra good cake. 1 —Basement. A Fine Cambric Night Gowns...si Button front, long sleeve, deep yoke and fine 1 tucks and embroidery. —Second floor. A Outing Flannel Gowns $* Made with Amosk*vig cloth—the beat quality, I Pink and white stripe, with silk braid trim- A uilng. Cut full and long. — hecond floor.
Sanitary Feather Pillows .s*■ High grade 2V* pound pillow with art ticking, size any dealer at this price. —Fourth floor. revised Webster’s Dictionary .$-j W*h • - TV -nary with limp cover. Publisher’s price, SI.OO, JL —Street floor. 1 i $1.25 Music Rolls, 3 for s*■ A small remainder of Word Player Rolls. I —Street floor. JL $2.00 Boston Pencil Pointers -. .$1 The latest stylo and very convenient to have I at your service. One sale at the Stationery A Counter. —Street floor. Stamped Tea Towels, 4 for ...s*■ Splendid quality and very pretty designs; quite an unusual find. ' —Fifth floor. A Lace-Trimmed Scarfs, 2 for...s| Very good Scarfs, special for this sale; 79c f kind. —Fifth floor. A Women’s $1.95 Union Suits .. ,$| Short or aleevpless Suits, ankle length style, I fine combed cotton, bleached, slightly fleeced. A —Btrcet floor. Fur-Scarf Chains, 2 for s■§ Two crochet Chains for holding the fur scarf I on the shoulder, black and brown. A —Street floor. $1.50 Cocoa Brush Mats $| Extra heavy quality, size 14x24 Inches. iThird floor. A Rubber Treads, 12 for $1 To protect your highly polished steps. Also I to make your steps noiseless and soft, size 6x A 18-inch. Limit 16 to a customer. —Third floor. Women’s Kimonos ..$| Serpentine Crepe Kimonos in plain colors. —Second floor. A $2.98 and $3.95 House Dresses.s*i Good quality figured voiles, best effect*, I styled with organdie collars, some with lace A and some net trimmed. —Second floor. Child’s $1.98 to $3.50 Dresses.s•* Os gingham and plain white and figured I lawn, a broken assortment of sizes, 2 to 6. A —Second floor. Child’s $1.39 Heavy Underwear^-j Winter weight Underwear, Union iiults and ■ separate Pants and Vests, sizes 2 to 6 years. A —Second floor. Hair Nets, 12 for ~,.-$ * Good quality in cap or fringe shapes In th* Hair Dressing department. A —Fifth floor.
PETTIS DRYGOODS CO. NSW YORK STORE * E3T. 1855.
Featuring the Anniversary Celebration With a Great FourDay Sale of Toilet Goods OFFERING unusual savings on standard Toilet Preparations and Sundries for Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Extra selling space and extra salespeople provided.
Face Powder, Rouge, Etc. Java Rice Powder 33<J Djer-Kiss Powder 36<i Elcaya Powder 34c* Freeman's Powder 360 Mavis Face Powder 34<? La Blache Powder 420 Nadine Powder 31c L’Ame Powder 39<? Jardln de Rose Powder . .36<? Sanltol Powder 29 C Azurea Powder 83 <? Mary Garden Powder 69t? Babcock's Cut Bose Powder 43C Pompeian Powder 38c Manon Leseaut Powder ...83<J Roger & Gallett Vlolette.. .630 Roger Si Gallett Rice Pdr..2lC Sv.-ansdown Powder 19<t Pussy Wll.ow Powder 19<* Sitln Skin Powder 23 Hi rsmes Powdey 33<* Derma Viva Powder 31e* Derma Viva Rouge 29p Palmolive Rouge 36c Palmolive Powder 340 Coty's Assorted Powders..s9c DJer Kiss Rouge 3Gc Lucille Rouge 21 C Sempray Rouge 360 Cutex Rouge 290 Dorln Brunnette Rouge ...430 Oriental Cream Liquid.. 81.19 Face Creams and Lotions Creme de Mertdor, small.. 170 Creme de Merldor, large...36e Draggett ii Ramsdale s Cream ....1 390 Ingram's Milkweed Cream, small 360 Ingram's Milkweed Cream, large 830 Mary Garden Cold Cream..43o Sempre Glovine Cream 39e Palmolive Cold Cream 380 Palmolive Vanishing Cream 380 Bradley's Violet Cream.... 390 Bradley's Morning Dew Cream 390 Pond s Creams, tubes . ...170 Pompeian Night Cream, tube 170 Pompeian Night Cream, Jars 380 Sanltol Cold Cream ....210 Sanltol Face Cream 210 Berry’s Freckle Cream 390 Creme Elcaya 41 £ Elcaya Cold Cream 390 Creme Le Mon 390 Klckseeker's Cold Cream...4lo Espey's Cream 210 Jergen's Lotion 230 Hind's H. and A, Cream...39o I>Jer-Kiss Cream 430 Angelus Skin F00d.... 890 Toilet and Bath Soaps. Woodbury’s Facial soap.. .160 Cntlcum Soap 180 Kesinol Soap 180 Packer's Tar Soap ....190 Bocabelli Castile Soap, 4 tbs $1.19 Physicians’ and Surgeons’ Soap, 3 for 200 Jap Ruse Sop. 6 for 390 Kirk s Unrdwuter Castile Soap, 6 for 390 Returner’* Peroxide Soap, 3 for 200 Palmolive Soap, 10 bar5...730 Colgate's English Process Soap, 6 for 420 Cashmere Bouquet Soap, small, 8 for 250 Renaissance Soap, 3 f0r...200 Jergen's Violet Glycerine Soap. 3 for 250 Wrisley’s Olive Oil Castile Soup, 5 for 290 Armour's Turkish Bath Soap, 6 for 250 Kirk's Colonial Bath Soap. 6 for 390 Creme Oil Soap dozen 690 Armour's Certified Soap 14c Kirk s Juvenile Soap, 3 for 250 l ucerne Bath Soap, 6 for. . 390 Munvon's Witch Ilazel Soap. 3 for 200 Sterne's De-odor Soap 19c 4711 Glycerine Soap 21C Sylvan Assorted Soaps, T 3 *°r 20C Jergen s Assorted Soap, assorted box 490 S-oz. Bars Armour s Soaps, 3 for 250 Armour's Garden Series, 3 for 390 Assorted Toilet Soap* .'..’..'..60 Talcum Powder. Mavis Talcum (three for 60ci, each 170 Djer-Kiss Talcum ISC Ricksecker s Talcum, assorted 160 Blue Rose Talcum 360 Colgate's Talcum, assorted.l9c Lazell's Talcum, assorted .110 Pompeian Talcum 190 Mary Garden Talcum 21. c Mary Garden Talcum 490 Kigaud Lilas Talcum 49c Squlbh's Assorted Talcum 210 (Juelques Fleur Talcum.... .S9c
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Treko Perfume, ounce 69C Senreco Tooth Paste, r* C 3 for JJC 2-Quart Fountain Syringe %/C 2-Quart Hot Water 170 Bottle lifC Sempre Giovini (cake op form) OOC Bocabelll Soap, a- $1.19 Palmolive Soap, Sr. 73c Pebeco *}f\ n Tooth Paste. L.U C
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Dental Preparations.
Febecco Tooth Paste, 31c each. 3 for 900 Pep-odent Tooth Paste. 32C Forban's Tooth Paste, -mall 19c Forbam's Tooth Paste, large 340 Colgate's Tooth Paste 19C Senreco Tooth Paste 190 Ktjynoa Tooth Paste 210 Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder.l9o Sanitol Tooth Powder 170 F. E. I. Tooth Paste 310 Chlorox Tooth Pa5te........290 Sheffield's Tooth I’aste 23<? Liaterlne Tooth Paste 390 Euthymol Tooth Paste 210 Rubifoam, liquid 210 Arnica Tooth Soap 170 Lavoris Antiseptic, small... 180 Lavuris Antiseptic, 1arge...360
Toilet Water and Perfume Mavis Toilet Water ..-730 Djer-Kiss Toilet Water. .81.19 Fiver's Toilet Water, assorted *1.19 Plver's \egetal 890 Quelques Fieur Toilet Water, 4 ozs . .*3.69 Ideal Toilet Water. 4 oze *3.49 Mary Garden Toilet Water, 3 ozs *1.29 Babcock's Toilet Water, assorted 930 Colgate's Toilet Water, assorted 390 Florient Toilet Water.... *1.19 4711 Eau de Cologne Toilet Water 930 Palmolive Toilet Water 790 Dorothy Vernon Perfume, oz 690 Mary Garden Perfume, oz *2.25 Un Air Embaume Perfume. oz *3.00 Mavis Perfume, oz *I.OO Azurea Perfume, oz *I.OO Shampoos, Tonics, Etc. Herpeeide Tonic 410 Palmolive Shampoo, large..49<? Palmolive Shampoo, 5ma11...390 Watkins Mulslfied Shampoo 360 Arnami Henna Shampoo, 3 for 290 Golden Glint Shampoo ....180 ! Lura Liquid Henna B**o Danderine Tonic, small 230 Danderine Tonic, large ....390 Youth Craft Tonic S9o Wiidroot Tonic, small 230 Wild root Tonic, large 380 Pinaud's Tonic, quart size *4.79 Pinaud’s Tonic, 15-ounee $2• 88 Colgate's Brilliantine 390 Phelan's Hair Dye and Tonic 81.19 Canthrox Shampoo 360 Gentry Bros. Mange Remedy 330 Manicure Preparations. Hyglo Nail Polish 190Hyglo Nail White 19C Hyglo Cuticle Remover 230 I.ustrite Cuticle Ice 360 Cutex Cuticle Remover... ~24e Cutex Nail Polish, cake 240 Simplex Nail Polish.; ISO Mary Fuller Nail Polish, small ..............210 Mary Fuller Nall Polish, large 420 Mad Nail Polish 230 Cutex Traveling Manicure Sets 410 Cutex Boudoir Manicure Sets *1.19 Hvglo Compact Manicure Sets 59(1 Asst. Nail Files 130 Nail Buffers, removable chamois 410 Shaving Preparations. Palmolive Shaving Cream...23o Mennen's Shaving Cream.... 330 Williams' Shaving Cream...23o Ricksccker's Shaving Cream.23o Johnson & Johnson's Shaving Cream 230 Colgate's Shaving Cream...26o Barhasol for shaving 210 Krank's Lather Cream 390 Williams' Shaving Sticks, „ large 36< Colgate's Shaving Sticks....24o Palmolive Shaving Sticks...23c Sanitol Shaving Cream 210
Woodbury’s Facial f ** Soao 1 uC Mavis Talcum f Powder 1 I C Gll let te Razor Blades, on pkg ........ PCC Lavoris Mouth o/ V/ash .......ODC Mary Garden *|f Talcum L 1C Ingram’s Milkweed nr* Cream jDC Creme Oil Soap, dozen £/> bars French Face 1 Q Powders
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