Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 235, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 February 1923 — Page 3

FRIDAY, FEB. 9, 1923

EUROPEAN CAPITAL IS POURING INTO MEXICO PROJECTS U, S, and Obregon Governments Are Not Reconciled By C. C. LYON. WASHINGTON, , Feb ft.—Back from a visit to Mexico, Rimer Dover, former assistant secretary of the Treasury, says that “European capital Is pouring into Mexico. German and English money are in the lead, competing for the wonderful oppor tunities that confront investors. American capital is lancing far behind.” Dover has been the “go-between” between President Harding and President Obregon. He has just completed his fourth "unofficial” trip between Washington and Mexico City. "Will the United States recognize the Obregon government?” I asked Dover. “There is no change in the status of negotiations for recognition of the Mexican government,” said Dover. “The two governments appear unable to reconcile their respective policies. “Briefly, the United States Government has requested that the Mexican government sign a treaty before recognition is given, while, on ths other hand, the Mexican government insists on being recognized first and signing the treaty later. "It is my belief there is very little difference between the two governments in matters of principle or policy; it is more a difference in procedure.” Sodality to Give PartyYoung Ladies’ Sodality of St. Philip’s Church will give a pity. "Apartment Number Thirteen.” at 541 Eastern Ave. Sunday and Monday evenings. SEVERE PAINS AND SO WEAK Florida Lady Says She Suffered Greatly, but Found That Cardui Helped Her, and She Got ‘•Stout and WelL” Dady, Fla.—" For a long time I had trouble each month, and suffered a great deal, evidently some womanly weakness.” says Mrs. E. E. Pagett, who resides here on Route 1. “I would have very severe pains down on each side and across my hack, and feel so weak I would have to lie ; down and then have a bad neadachhe. "I knew there was trouble some where, and with all the doctoring I had done, I didn’t g“t relief. Teas and such didn't reach my trouble, so I decided to take Cardui. “I found as the time came around the pain was less, but I kept on till I took six bottles. 1 am stout and well .. . and give Cardui all the praise.” Thousands of other women praise Cardui, for beneficial results. Cardui Is a mild, harmless, vegetable tonic medicine, found valuable in the treatment of many common womanly ailments. If you suffer as many women do, don’t let your troubles run on without doing anything for yourself Take Cardui! Since it has helped so many, Cardui may be of valuable assistance to you, in regaining your health. yvv Take nvv CARDUk J The Woman’s Tonic S \vwv\xw\ BAD COUGH; KEPT LOSING MIGHT Mr. Coleuian thought his time had come. But he’s well now. "I was taken with a dry, hard cough about six months ago. Fit illy I got eo sore across the chest I hardly breathe; and coughed continually until I thought it would kill id*. Had no appetite, spent over SIOO on doctors and medicines, and was w*cse off than when I started. “The first bottle of Miias Emulsion did me more good than the SIOO spent for other treatment. It soon gave me a good appetite, my cugh left me, and I have regained the flesh and strength I had before I was sick.”— Arthur Coleman, Box 391, Helena, Ark. You need an appetite, a good stomach, and some real strength If you want to fight off disease. Give Milks Emulsion a trial at its maker's risk. Milks Emulsion restores healthy, natural bowel action; it is a truly corrective medicine, doing away with all need of pills and physics. It promotes appetite and quickly puts the digestive organs in shape to assimilate food, and thus build flesh and strength. Milks Emulsion is strongly recommended to those whom sickness has weakened: it is a powerful aid in resisting and repairing the effects of wasting disease. Chronic stomach trouble and constipation are promptly relieved. This is the only solid emulsion made, and so platable that it is eaten with a •poor, like ice cream. Truly wonderful lor weak, sickly children. No matter how severe your case, you are urged to try Milks Emulsion pnder this guarantee—Take six bottles home with you, use it according to directions and If not satisfied with the results, your money will be promptly refunded. Price 60 cents and $1.20 per bottle. The Milks Emulsion Cos., Terre Haute, Ind. Sold by druggists everywhere.—Advertisement

Saturday’s Expansion Sale Prices Will Bring Crowds to the Fair!

All Far-Trimmed Coats in a Final Clearance Saturday—Featuring tHHHk SSO Women’s Distinctive § I loth and Plush COATS Luxuriously Fur Trimmed [HHjßfil f Every SSO Winter Coat must go this Saturday. $22 is the priee. Choose from Coats. Capes, Wraps and Dolmans. Colors are navy, brown, deer, Hawaiian, taupe and black. All are richly silk lined. Women's and Misses', 16 to 44 — Stout, 46 to 56 VELOUR COATS FUR COATS AT >y V\ Embroidered, bloused. Extra fine quality; and paneled models;)AA i beautifully match-'j a. Jti ff\ V \J colors are navy, brown, ‘ .UUI ed pelts; beaver, {S /I all. / J black and copen. Sizes i . I —— skunk and self 16 to 44. STOUTS, 46y trimmed. Saturday) *■ to 56. i only. '

Saturday Brings a Sensational Spring DRESS Sale Jay* Featuring a Special Purchase of Values to $25, BmP# at the Low Price of \\ Smart Spring Styles for Every Occasion in a Complete Range of New Colors By comparison only will you be able to judge what wonderful ’ ‘T'J XX ) Dress values are offered this Saturday at the Fair Come ? arl - v - Sel *ct two or three at what you would ordinarily pay ** \ j for one Dress. C k Regular Sizes, 16 to 44—Stout Sizes, 46 to 56 Advance Sale of Women’s $25 New Spring SUITS at the Remarkable Low Price of E Tailored, | | Buy Now Fashioned of All-Wool Tricotines! And such new ideas! Perky ribbon bows and shiny metal clasps, instead Av \ of buttons. New long-waistcd effects, embroidered in quaint foreign deA \ signs. Box suits with alluring sleeves, etc. Select yours tomorrow. Women sand Misses’ Sizes, IS to 44

Real Good Values in This Spring SKIRT Sale Regular $5 Values at

Striped prunellas, sranlte'Uffc crepe, tweed s(> //.IjD and mixtures./ X. Pleated and tad-) **■ lored styles. Regular and extra large sizei $8 and $lO New SKIRTS AT Finest French serge and pru- !<£!■* AO nella cloth; in navy, brown and l == black; for worn- / en; large women's and extra stouts. Sizes 26 to 54.

New Arrivals in Spring Millinery Strawßraid , ) Qfi Hair Braids Taffetas | ~=—JivSatins Qmdfr A Splendid Assortment! Close-Ftting Poques Almond Black Draped Hats Brown Grey Off-the-Face Red Sand Roll Brims Copenhagen Navy Soft Sports Effects Pheasant Brick

Final Clean Sweep $lO Girls’ Fur-Trimmed WOOL VELOUR COATS Sizes 2 to 14 Years

’4.95 Please do not Judge these coat* by the low price; every garment is cut fuU and smartly tailored. Girls’ sls Coats Marked Down to Richly fur *jr trimmed. Sizes f.l>Bfl. | 6to 17 years. ? Tj - Saturday— ; v

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Watch , V M Greater Valuer Us Grow! ]J Ever y Da > !

Store Open Saturday Till 9 P. M.

- Extra Special Girls ’ Wool Crepe Bloomer Dresses Prettily made in dainty \ new styles; neatly / d* QQ trimmed in contrasting I „*/U materials and embrobi- l I zzzz ered. Sizes 2 to 8. / Saturday only.

- Extra Special Women’s Gingham Apron Dresses New spring styl*es;\ check and plaid ma’e f i M rial; fast color; also/ M M M w percales; regular and) 0 ■ stout sizes. Saturday '

Extra Special Women s All-Wool Slipon Sweaters Long and short sleeve \ styles; belted; some f <t | QO have pockets; all colors / *r I **'*' and sizes. Special Sal- \ B urday— ' wMBm

Extra Special Women’s New Style Brocaded Corsets Medium and low bust ) eg styles; pink brocaded '51,191 coutil; sizes up to 36. I ISpecial Saturday only. /

Extra Special Women’s Batiste Slipon Gowns These are extra values; \ JM well made, neatly hem \ /|| §|j§ stitched; cut amply l B full. Saturday only. / ™

Extra Special Flannel Middies For Women and Girls As the result of a for- \ tunate purchase these ( \ | 29 are exceptional values. / *r ■ * Sizes 6 to 44; red or ) " navy. Saturday only. '

Extra Special Girls’ Gingham Knicker Dresses Pretty new check, plaid >. and plain ehambray I g aa gingham dresses; in \ p I .UU knicker and tie-back l i styles. Sizes 2to 3 / • years.

Extra Special Women’s Stout Size Knit Union Suits Crochet tops, lace knee A ts full elastic knit. Sizes ( |J up to 52.

Extra Special Mens $3 2-Pocket Flannel Shirts Close out of remaining \ a* stock of flannel shirts. ( \ I CC These come in grav / E * and khaki; all sizes. V J 8 Saturday only. '

Extra Special $1.25 Men’s Blue Chambray Shirts These shirts are cor-. r. rectly made; cut full in i a the body and full length \ i sleeves. Extra quality.! £j _ jk m All sizes. Saturday' v only—

Extra Special Men's Ribbed or Fleeced Unions Winter weight ribbed\ jpi wi unions or heavy fleece fa BIT lined unions; regular ft* price $1.25. Saturday \gf g J only— '

The Greatest Clothing Sale of the Year! Select Two Garments for the Price of One fiSjw. Two-Pants SUIFS & and OVERCOA TS, Two-Pants SUITS and GABERDINE SUITS Garments Will Not Be Sold Singly and Only Two Can Be Bought by Any One Customer! It is seldom that we advise our patrons to buy two garments at one time, but the values are so extraordinary that we know you will want to buy at least two garments, and, we believe, men, when you see these wonderful Suits and Overcoats, you will want to supply your needs for the entire year. Models to Fit Every Man, All Sizes, 33 to 50

Boys , Two-Pants Suits and Overcoats Sizes 6 to 17 Years Select Two ) £\ Garments I I 1 for Only \ Yes it is true- Saturday you may select auy two garments that formerly sold up to $lO each. We believe, parents, this is the greatest value-giving opportunity offered this year. It will pay you to buy for future needs. Limit two garments to a customer.

Boys’ $6.50 All-Wool Juvenile Suits or Overcoats Overcoats of chinchillas, Thibets and \ qjCheviots; all-wool jersey suits; in ( Balkan, Oliver Twist and middy i Yj styles. Sizes 2to 8; each — )

$3.00 Men’s Moleskin PANTS Well made pants; in tan, brown. \ "G AO black and white stripes; also gray; I • all sizes. Special Saturday— j * $3.00 Men’s Corduroy PANTS Narrow wale corduroy; firmly talA lored; very durable. Specially priced >‘v B 9 ‘ Saturday only. All sizes. ) * " $3.00 Sweet Orr OVERALLS and JACKETS, Saturday Best grade white-back blue denim'A fi* QC extra sizes 10 per cent additional.V I • Extra special Saturday. ) *— —

Oxfords and Strap Slippers ,/JK $3.95 and $5.00 Qualities for Women and Misses Marked Down to Brown and \ O V.A' Black Kid and! g Calfskin ■’ I === Leathers \ Mb \ ™ } A Semi-Annual Clean Up Event. f AJ Women who wear smart shoes will l/j K buy several pair. Their keen appreciation of good taste, quality / f and value will prompt them to do so. All sizes in the lot, but not / all sizes in each style.

$8.50 Boys’ All-Wool MACKINAWS Reduced Sport and Norfolk models; tailored \ A qjof all-wool dark plaids; belted, patch (* S/D and muff pockets. Sizes 7 to 16 i ijjj? ■ years. /

Sale of Boys’ Wash SUITS 98c 1 $1.50 to $2.50 Values Mercerized Oliver Twist PoSSa B “ lkon French Linens Junior Norfolk Fine Reps Russians All Sizes, 2 to 8 Years

$12.50 Men's Sheep-Lined Moleskin COATS 36-1 n. ( ,65 Long \ g All heavy winter coats must be sold. These coats sold at $12.50 at the start of the season. They are belted all around and have large beaver dyed sheep’s wool collar.

Rudolph Valentino Corduroy TROUSERS Just Received Another Shipment Plenty of All Sizes ;g Jp 20-Inch bell bottoms; navy blue; 16-inch knee, pearl button trimmed; all the rage for young men.

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