Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 259, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1923 — Page 3

FRIDAY FAFfTT 0. 1923

KOOSIER WOMAN * TREASURES OWN OF WASHINGTON Prized Reiic Used to Bake Bread in Revolutionary Campaign. A genuine relic cf the life of George Washington, one of the few to be found in this part of the country, Is the little Butch oven belonging to Mrs. Rufus Hast. W. Sixth St., Bloomington, according to the Indiana A’umniiS. During a revolutionary campaign in Virginia, the tread which ] fed the great general and his troops was bak and in this oven. Washington's army, according to the story handed down to Mrs. East j from several generations of ancestors, . encamped near the F.rewster home in Jasmin County, Virginia. All the, men of the fondly were away fighting for the colonies, but the three Brewster sisters volunteered to bake bread ■ for the army. Klght and day during j the entire encampment the oven was ! kept going, never once being allowed j to cool. The Washington oven has been handed down to the descendants of the Brewsters from tint time to the name of Jane or Jar.et shall always deceive the relic. Mrs. Janet Brews- i Irvin, on of the early settlers of Kentu* w ". took it with her from the old home Virginia. Kn route to i Kentucky the orv with some of the other furniture, had - s- he buried becausa of Indian hostilities. Mrs. Jane Irvin Seward, the next possessor of tin historic hcirluom, wa,* the mother of Its pre~""t owner, Mrs. i Janet East. Tlte three Brewster sis- ‘ ters and Mrs. Seward are buried In "God’s Half Acre.” on the Indiana University campus, just south of Jordan field. Although the exact age of the oven j Is unknown, it is said to have been brought to Virginia from Scotland many years before the Revolutionary War. Characteristic of such early heaters, it Is of very heavy iron, durable and crude looking, compared to modern stoves. The has not : confined Its military usefulness to the i Revolutionary War. hut also functioned to bake bread for the soldiers In the War of ISI2 and later in the Civil War. Booster 'tkin on Dog BRADTVTLLK. Ohio, March 9 Raul Wilson's dog lost much of th rskin off his back from the kick of a horse. Wilson grafted skin from the h'ack of .a white leghorn rooster on the dog’s back.

Don't ‘Cuss Vm las LGI b@fS-IL End T !iem World’s Greatest Corn Harvester Ev—yfcody. '. „> i, t.rr, tk—l. ", V:- "w wh'.l ; ■ r,rr, "l [w:' ■ . ' Gete-It.” the euan.ntefi pair. ess com arc calieu" remover. Any coin, no matter bo” fie*o rooted, departs q. kly when “Gets-It' arrives. V. - : ” ■ - ~'e. yet simply wot • derftd, becav vr. 5 --re s, .ns .ith t ehr . vnp!ic-’t:oa. G't riJ of v r con and hMS that fit. Gut-, bet • l .’••-everywb . ; ncthine at a!!if it fails.. B. f-awree-.e &Cos . Mir.. Chicago. USED TO BE THI, WEAK AND PALE South Carolina Lady Felt Miserable—Tells How She Regained Strength -and a Good, Healthy Color. Central. S. C. —“I was in a very weakened condition . . . pale and thin, hardly able to go,” says Mrs. Bessie Bearden, of this place. “I wouid suffer, when I stood on my feet, with hearing down pains in my sides and lower parts of my body “I did mt rest well and didn’t want anything to eat. “My color was bad and 1 felt miserable. “A friend of mine told me of Cardui, and then I remembered my mother used to take it. . . . After the first bottle 1 was bettor. I began to fleshen up, and I regained my strength and good healthy color. I am feeli; g fine. I took twelve hot ties (of Cardui) and haven’t had a bit of trouble since.” Thousands of other women have had similar experiences in the use of Cardui which has brought relief where orh( r medicines had failed. If you suffer from female ailments, take Cardui. It is a scientific remedy for woman's ids and may be just what on need. Get it at the drug store

Sale of Men’s SHIRTS Up to $3.00 Values Af) s a£r isf .35 ■§§§ Fi n,r.rc JL u.oo Jf 'hA > ' iMl*One of the finest lots of all woven madrUijt IV, j ras shirts we have ever assembled. .Luckily they were purchased so that we \\ can offer them much under their regular price. Every shirt is correctly made in v tJF . the minutest detail. All new spring pat’e ~ terns. Buv now for spring and econo- / IK? mize.

Dependable Spring Merchandise at Lower Prices!

J; tl Many Smart Styles Are Represented in This Sale of ’SijktT Spring Capes and Coats /or Women and Misses . So Reasonably Priced at Ox uy , inclined woman can well afford to add a /-TO IKm |7Y v*U new Spring Wrap to her wardrobe, it is 9 ■■ our aim to always offer stylish depend- / 9 ■■ “iSjClrf TJLrK'' v\ able wraps at a lower price, and we might i 1 I! sa y lb ese arc a bit SEXSATLOXAL at ' | jjjjg .. Spring Shades of Tan, Copen, Brown and Navy If j.- I TI \ iy Women will be dum founded when they see such beautiful wraps, so smartly sashYCY ii |L* i lV'p ,, 'T ioned of all-wool velours. Those who do not take advantage of these values are apt jr.tj jf j av more b it ° r °n- \ Bolivia Capes and Coats for Spring xjf Remarkably Low Priced for Saturday’s Selling * Women who are looking for a smart distinctive Coat or Cape f V M / / will find these very charming for such a low price. They arc ts? j£ || JgS • I ti p*J Embroidered, Fringed anti Paneled—richly silk lined —and g Ft you may choose from Navy. Tan. Black or Grey, as the shade of | W V your new Spring wrap. /

Most Alluring Styles Are These Mew Spring Suits £ Os All-Wool Tricotines Tailored, \ A% - h* f* 4jj\ tzi $1 cfo Balkan \ I W Models JL \w mir Handsomely Silk Lined ■H y l High-grade suit manufacturers cooperated ■l’ with us to make this low (trice possible. fW|| In addition to the distinct style appeal of al.these garments and the fine fabrics, the workmanship is high grade and the most MUt Ii minute attention is paid to every detail. Fashion Says: “It’s to Bea Suit Season' And now is the. timo to select your new HUnflli suit, as this sale presents an unusual op SHHVI portunity to economize. A collection of styles varied enough to please every Mnn woman or miss. Women's and Misses’ Sizes, Jp. 16 to 44 Jr Fine Fur Chokers, Special, $5

Sale of Girls' Spring COATS and CAPES Sizes 2 to 14 Years Stunning new spring models of all d* wool velour and polaire. Sports / n coats, dressy coats and flare capes. New spring shades. Special Satur S da> ) dr

y An Advanced Purchase Secured at Extraordinary Price Concessions Prompts w /v 7 Us to Offer a Sensational y!: * Jp Mktn Sale of New Spring ifcMßk n i r\ rorch Stresses LCr w** / / ft* Regular ' Newest Jr and Extra Styles of y || Sizes, High-Grade pf ——, 36 to 46 r Ginghams and 45t054 Through an unusual circumslance we bought these Dresses -4jJj at. a large iliscount from Hie usual wholesale prices from a \\T '1 i hit/ maker whose dresses are known for tlieir quality. Fine soft rfeilPiu ' s a 1 ginghams in neat checks and plaids, trimmed with gingham Tn ibb! organdie tie sashes, all-over organdie panels, collars and b wtv jlf eiilTs. novelty sleeves and fancy pockets. All wanted shades li I Iff to choose from at a money-saving price Saturday. Values Like These Suggest Buying Your Summer Needs Now!

Watch Us . \ n ,j Greater Values \

A Fortunate Purchase Makes Possible a Most Important Event Great Dress Sale 875 of the Latest Spring Style Dresses Will Be Offered the Women of This City at the Amazing Low Price of—- ' .. Than SS Smart Styler ' jfjllfPy lißßllfmM You are sure to find a dress that will please you. If I ■ini 1 There are (Quaint Basque, Paisley Combinations, T 9?j|| j Drapes, Panels, New Straight-Line ideas, Emhroidf HI ered Ornaments, Put! Sleeves, etc. JMI |/' ‘ a; j Most Every New Shade Represented "l vjjc |I i fa? k! Twglj'Sf j a-'"; Such as Coco, Almond Green, Sandalwood, Ashes of Roses, "/ ill 1 \l( afl ' Mir 1 Rosewood, Beige, Grey, new Blue, Caramel, Navy and Black. Si IT I}| fef'w “ j Hundreds will economize on anew dress here tomorrow. t -\ : * ' j All Sizes, 14 to 46

Clean-Up $25 Women’s WINTER COATS Fur and Self-I rimmed Cloth, plush .and polo coats, that dh have been radically reduced to / quickly close out. Women who get one of these will get a sensational a W bargain. 1 *

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Store Open Saturday Till 9 P. M.

MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED

Three Large Tadoring Establishments , Renowned for the Quality and Finish of Their Clothing, Are Represented in This Great March Sale of L",°u Suits and Topcoats m!f Garments That Would Bring $25 Regularly All-Wool Tweeds, Norfolk and Sports, Fine Cassimeies, M MM ' One and i woHerringbones and BB ff H| Button, Also Fancy Mixtures \ I Conservatives Psi %% A Sale That Will Make Hundreds of New Friends for I This Store. £ An event that many are sure to attend. Considering that on the very threshold ot it [/Jyjb Spring we are selling Spring Suits with two pair of pants, new Topcoats and (lab- - 13 erdincs for such a remarkable low price. Practice economy and select your Easter doilies this Saturday. s All Sizes for Men of All Proportions i mihip ■i ■ in i ■HOP' mmmmmmmmm ■■■ mm —r.irw-™ ....i i Sweet-Orr and Men’s Union Made I Special Saturday — Bell-Bottom Carhartt Overalls OVERALLS and Rodolph Valentino CORDUROY PANTS and Jackets JACKETS at ■ Tajlored #f blue „ ord witu 20 . s _ q - Ertra Sites .95 oIT 1$ 1 .29 ™ bottom and JWnch W As 10*7° / | Extra Sizes (' I | we only received a hunted number wet % Additional ) ioc Additional / | urge that you buy this Saturday. /

Striking Values Are Offered Saturday! Boys’ Two-Pants Suits For Spring and Easier Wear f, . \ New Sports ) dtX*} **7 f j All-Wool mjjjjwL Russian O Serges \ Awj and Norfolk , Tweeds and Models 1 ' Cashmeres Easter is only four weeks away. Stocks are complete now. jW fjtFi jjm These values offered Saturday are extraordinary! Suits of the t.j Jpm better sort In the spring shades at prices that will be hard ta /Fp / duplicate later on. Knickers full lined. iW |toi Tale! Boys’ TWO-PANTS SUITS Good, sturdy suits that will stand the stren- •, nous wear of active boys. Russian and Nor- ( folk models with 2 pairs of full lined knickers. > fcJn * An example of our greater values. ) | Sizes 7to 18 Years BOYS’ PLAY SUITS : Combination overall suits; of blue* / f* Os Special Interest denim and Stifel stripe; cut extra full, i § . _ ~ _ , Sizes 2 to 8 years. Oprillg JUVCnile bUItS BOYS’ NEW WASH SUITS ?Z*2!Zlt7!iZTJtyM Crisp, fresh, new wash suits; of serv-\ terials; tailored just as mother &— — iceable materials that will look fresh ( would order them. Many colors &a&i and new after many launderings. / . an d styles. Sizes 2to 8 years. Sizes 2 to 8. ) V i

Spring Slippers and Oxfords For Women and Misses Beaded satin slippers, colonial gal satins with brocaded quarters; j patent leathers with satin vamps, patent leather one-strap .•dr ’’Ff" .. slippers; also 2 straps; brown Many kid and calf oxfords and many Have Rubber others. High Cuban, military. f/eeZa Attached ox and low heels.

Sale of Spring HATS V. Ready for You Tomorrow at the Popular Price of reT- Flower - trimmed \ fa „ _ poke*. turbans, j ijL n^'YpNrn- 1 4> M - 1 JaL tiens of silk and M\\ \ \ uHVi straw, haircloth. All the new colors — Jll an fl every hat beautifully trimmed!

Sale of Spring Skirts mm s “" * “ '* j \ Ml KS#.} Ly Smart Sports Skirts, such as -h \ * 7 you will need for outdoor It(A * Iwjl %B > pleasures, lu large check and J * a | \ plaid materials. Some with side Z3l y is pleat, box pleated Prunellas 7*l I 111 i and plain tailored models. All 7! fP m It" /IW exceptional values. L.C i'k ' ' ff Sizes 26 to 42 Waistband

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