Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 306, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1923 — Page 2
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DEATH SUMMONS MRS. THOMPSON Widow of ex-Postmaster to Be Buried Saturday. Mrs. Mary E. Thompson, 78, who tlie3 Thursday at her residence, 211 E. Fifteenth St., will be buried Saturday 3 p. m. at Crown Hill cemetery. Mrs. Thompson had been ill two years. She va3 the widow of Edward P. Thompson, former postmaster of Indianapolis. Services will be held at the home at 2:30 p. m. Saturday by the Rev. O. W. Flfer, pastor of the Central Avenue M. E. Church, of which Mrs. Thompson was a member. Mrs. Thompson was born In "Warsaw, Ind. She was the daughter of Billy "Williams, Congressman from the Thirteenth Indiana district and later United States minister to Uruguay and Paraguay. She was married May 23, 1366, and moved to Indianapolis. She lived three years in Havana, Cuba, when Mr. Thompson was the first postmaster from the United States stationed there. Surviving her are three daughters. Miss Caroline Thompson and Mrs. Blanche Maguire of Indianapolis, and Miss Mary W. Thompson of Chicago, and two sisters, Mrs. Charles H. Burkett of Evanston, 111., and Mrs. Joseph C. W if wall of Eondon, England. OPPOSE SALEOF WORKHOUSE SITE County Counciimen Object to Commissioners' Plans. Opposition to plans of the county j commissioners and the county Ruditor to sell twenty-one acres, the site of the : old workhouse at Twenty-First St. and j Northwestern Ave., and to buy land to build a colored Orphan's home and a . detention home was expressed today | by county councilmc-n. The council wall meet May 3 and 10 j to pass on ordinances prepared by the-: auditor to that effect. The council refused to meet as called April 5 because members said they did not know what was coming up. Economy was given as the reason for the opposition. Counciimen pointed out that existing buildings on the county property could be utilized for the homes, and that the county already owned he land. PAIN IN BACK" SIDES AND HEAD M nsas Lady Says Mother Gave Her Cardui and She Had No Mere Trouble of This Kind. Lamar, Ark. —Mrs. Edith Seemaai, here, recently made the following statement describing her experience in the use of Cardui: "I had pnln in my back and sides; had sick headaches and my nose would bleed. I couldn’t sit up at all. ‘"My mother gave me Cardui. I took about half a bottle and at this 1 was able to get up and help with the work. Next time I took it again, and now, after taking two bottles, I do not have any trouble at all at this time. I gained, my skin cleared up. I am healthy and strong, i ‘•My mother took Cardui for a weak, run-down condition. It did her more good for weakness and nervousness than any medicine she has ever taken. She took six bottles in all. "We recommend it and certainly know its i worth.” The foregoing is one out of thousands of statements which have been received from users of Cardui, the woman’s tonic. If you are a sufferer from womanly ailments, try Cardui. It may be just what you need. Get it at the drug store.
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Men’s Gold Coin Sox These known quality cotton sox, with double\ heel and toe; colors are navy, black, cordo-f J g van and gray; all sizes. Priced for Satur-/ I | I day— ) * A Men’s Thre ad Silk Hose Also silk and fiber hose are Included. Colors} ffe are brown, black, lavender and green. All) F sizes. ) 9J
The Last Saturday of the Great Ten-Day Momm Sale Features Many New and Wonderful Values for Men and Boys
Men’* Sweet-Orr, C&rh&rtt, and Lee’s Overalls or Jackets $1.95 Made of best grade blue white - back denim; extra sizes, 10 per cent additional
Judging from the record crowds that have attended the various money-saving events this week —lndianapolis folks are mighty enthusiastic about the Store of Greater Values.
Another Value-Giving Demonstration Big SHIRT SALE ‘™CrTaL | $13.3D Shirt Values |&j - - j Percales This Season \ 3 for ( Pongee Cloth s<*.oo and Reps Regular $2.00 and $2.50 qualities. riain colors and striped shirts. Collar attached. Collar to match and collar band styles. The kind of shirts that will be a source of satisfaction because of the fine materials, careful workmanship, insuring fit and wear; full, roomy body sire; all sires, 14 to 17%.
Parents — Here y s Another Great Demonstration Sale of Boys’ 2-Trouser SUITS Offering Values That Will Surpass All Former Records at s^y9s i I Hot folk and Sport 0/ td.it—Knicieri Full Lined M New spring styles, tailored of wool casslmeres, tweeds, cheviots and overJJ plaids. Made to fit the little man, Just like dad’B. Colors are Tartan L. I}j checks, plaids, pin stripes, shadow plaids and fancy mixtures—and remember, the extra trousers not only doubles their wear, but their value. All Sizes for Boys, 7 to 18 Years Boys’ Combination Boys* Combination Boys’ Wool Play Suits, 79c Baseball Suits, $1.24 Knickers, 9Sc Plain blue and blue and "made ot good wearing Well made knickers of cashwhite striped play suits, and belt to match; please meres, cheviots, tweeds and neatly trimmed in red, for the boy—get him anew mixtures. Light and dark little gents. Sizes 2to 8. suit tomorrow. Sizes 2to 8. colors. Sizes 7to 17 years.
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TO Y # Be Ready Tomorrow — rail I. ft I V The Fair Will Launch IW J ||* I i the Greatest Sale This JLV JSLJLIA Vi ® Season. Another Demonstration of Super-Value Giving With the opening of the doors tomorrow we are going to startle the town with these clothing values. Two-Trouser Suits Whipcord and Gaberdine TOPCOATS At Two Record-Breaking Prices, Considering the Quality of Their Materials, Style and Workmanship 14= 19= We could tell you that they arc $25 garments and $35 garments—and some few even more. But we prefer to let you be the judge, whether you ever bought in the month of April spring suits, two pants suits, topcoats or gaberdines to comparo with these anywhere, at any time, at any sale. Take a tip from the newspapers. Every day in every way, everything is going higher and higher. And that’s the truth. If you take our advice you’ll never walk away from this sale with less than two garments. The more you buy the more pleased you’ll be a few months from now that you used such good judgment. What kind of assortment will you find? Well, there’s suits in such high grade materials as Worsteds, Cassimcres, Cheviots and Tweeds; in plain and double-breasted models as well as young fellows’ Norfolk and sports models. Topcoats and Gaberdines are in the newest models, high grade materials —all are beautifully tailored. The shrewd man is going to buy several of these garments ■—because they’re values such as he has never before experienced.
Saturday’s offerings will add to their enthusiasm, as we planned this event weeks in advance, making remarkable underprised purchases of seasonable merchandise. Read! Compare! Come!
Men’s Dress Pants, Serges, Worsteds and Cashmeres Fine quality dress trousers; made of late\ jf njj pattern suitings that will match your f V ®lp dD coat A large assortment to choose from /Jr s,t only— / “
Demonstration Sale Nainsook UNIONS
Demonstration Sale Men’s Ribbed or Balbriggan UNION SUITS
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Boys’ Ribbed Unions “Spring Weight'”
29c Sizes 4 to 16 Years Parents, here’s an unusual opportunity to save on your boy's spring supply of underwear. They are good quality, short sleeves, ankle length style; priced very low Saturday only.
Demonstration Sale Men’s 5 l~Nightshirts Well made of good quality bleached\ ng muslin; trimmed with pockets,* iT_ buttons and braid. All sizes; while ( HTb g % they last— ’
Demonstration Sale Boys’ High-Grade WASH SUITS Buy a Season’s Supply at Materials Styles Poplins /if jl O Marine Pinell Middy Galatea (a /1 J fjj I Button-On Peggy j * Balkan We have collected thousands of fine suits for this event, some that would sell in a regular way for more than twice as much. Thrifty mothers will buy them by the dozen. Blxes 2 to 8 Years.
FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1923
Young Men’s All-Wool Bell Bottom Trousers *4=2l Many patterns, 16-lnch knee; 20-i nc h bell bottom; plenty of all sizes.
Athletic Styles for Men 39c This is only one of the many super values in our underwear department. Every garment m well made, cut amply full and has elastic web insert in back. All sizes. 36 to 46.