Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 261, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1924 — Page 3

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Palace Again Centers Attention Upon Hunter

By WALTER D. HICKMAN JpjLENN HUNTER in “West of II l-l the Water Tower” is nearly rl— I the whole works on the new Palace bill. Although Hunter has never been seen aere in his stage meal ticket.” “Merton of the Movies.” yet he has big drawing power here in the movies. "West of the Water Tower” was a best seller among the books for months and it has a drawing power m movie form. It is a Main street story with a tear in it. Hunter does pleasing work in it as does May MacAvoy who has a rather sad but sweet part. Ernest Torrence walks away with the character honors of the show. At times the story is a wee bit mixed up. but on the whole it is just the right -eort of a vehicle for the youthful Glenn Hunter. Time and Ward open the vaudeville part of the shaw with a bicycle act in which “bike” jumping is featured. Klass and Brilliant offer a “nut” act ■along musical lines. If they would work a little faster their stuff would get over better. Burke and Durking present a melody act with the use of a piano. Fink's mules, one of the best acts of its kind, closes the bill. Harry Faber and company offer a MOTHER! "California Fig Syrup” Dependable Laxative for Sick Baby or Child Hurry Mother'. Even constipated, bilious, feverish, or sick, colic babies and children love to take genuine "California Fig Syrup." No other laxative regulates the tender little bowels so nicely. It sweetens the stomach and starts the liver and bowels without griping. Contains no narcotics or soothing Say “California” to your druggist and avoid counterfeits. Insist upon genuine "California Fig Syrup" which contains I directions.—Advertisement. FIERI ITCHY SI QUICKLY SOOTHED WITH SULPHUR

Mentho-Sulphur, a pleasant cream, will soothe and heal skin that is irritated or broken out with eczema; that Is covered with ugly rash or pimples, or is rough or dry. Nothing subdues fiery skin eruptions so quickly, says a noted skin specialist. The moment this sulphur preparation is applied the itching stops and after two or three applications, the eczema is gone and the skin is delightfully clear and smooth. Sulphur is so precious as a skin remedy because it destroys the parasites that cause the burning, itching or disfigurement. Mentho-Sulphur always heals eczema right up. A small jar of Rowles Mentho-Sul-phur may be had at any good drug store. —Advertisement. Sore Throat or Mouth You should keep the throat and mouth dean and healthy. Any disease that attacks the canal through which must pass the food we eat, the beverages we drink and the very air we breathe is a eerious matter. Why neglect Sore Throat *or Sore Mouth when TONSILINE makes ft so easy for you to get relief? TONSILINE is especially prepared for that one purpose. TONSILINE does its full duty —you can djSt depend upon it. Ixeep a bottle in the house—where you can get f] it quickly when needed. 35c, r I and 60c. Hospital Size. $1 00, L| Your druggist sells TONSILINE.

BILIOUS ATTACKS QUICKLY RELIEVED Elizabeth Starkey, Indianapolis Housewife, Says She Has Not Had an Attack of Indigestion Since Taking Todd’s Tonic, With Its StrengthBuilding Qualities of Rare Old Wine. “I had severe headaches and indigestion. I would eat and enjoy my food while I was eating, but about fifteen minutes afterward I would feel tired and depressed, due to gas forming on my stomach. A demonstrator induced me to try -Todd’s Tonic and I did; now my nerves are in much better shape. I have not had an attack of indigestion since I started taking my first bottle. I am free from those terrible bilious attacks and 1 have no pain of any kind. I am now finishing my third bottle. I recommend Todd's Tonic because it has given me great relief and because I feel it will do for others just what it did for me.” —ELIZABETH STARKEY, 310 Belle Vieu PL, Indianapolis, Ind. Todd's Tonic, with its wine-like flavor, is most pleasant to take. Sold at Haag Drug Company's 8 Stores and other good drug stores in Indianapolis. See Mr. Hammond at Haag's 103 W. Washington St. store and he will courteously explain the merits of this wonderful tonic to you. 114 N. PENN. ST. |_j Ji A f* 1 C. 53 S. ILLINOIS ST. 55 VIRGINIA AVE. HM M U O 27 S. ILLINOIS ST. 802 MASS. AVE. ~ n 103 W. WASH. ST. 816 N. ALA. ST. Cut rrice Drugs 156 N. ILLINOIS ST. TODD’S TONIC LAXATIVE TABLETS— **A Doee at Night—Makes Everything Right,"

playlet called “This Is Paris.” The title indicates nothing, as the action takes place in a shop of relics. They get some fun out of a suit of armor. At the Palace today, Saturday and Sunday. -I- -IAUraetions on view today Include: “The Lady in Ermine,” at the Murat; Thurston at English’s; “Sarafan," at the Lyric: Hyams and Mclntyre at Keiths; “Bashful Babies.” at the Noted Organist Plays at Local Church Soon MAKCLL bUdiK Indianapolis is included In the first American tour of Marcel Dupre, French organist. He will appear in recital at the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church tonight under auspices of the Indiana chapter, American Guild of Organists. Broadway; "All Aboard.” at the Capitol; “Lena Rivers,” at the Lincoln Square; “Mothers-in-Law,” at the Apollo: “Icebound,” at the Ohio; “A Breathless Moment.” with William Desmond, at the Isis; “Song of Love,” at Mister Smith’s, and "Woman of Paris,” at the Circle. At 3 o'clock this afternoon at the Masonic Temple, the Matinee Musi calc will present Elizabeth Lennox, contra'to, in recital.

SHANK ADVOCATES SECURING STOCKS Candidate for Governoi Speaks at Lavvrenceburg, Hu l'imrs Special LAWREXCEBURG, Ind., March 14 —The public service commission should be abolished or there should be rat'd on it who would represent the publfc. Mayor Shank of Indianapolis, Republican candidate for the nomination for Governor, said here in u speech Thursday night. Shank promised, if elected, to cut expensive boards and commissions to the bone, saying there had been entirely too many created. He spoke in favor of curbing the laws which make it possible to change school textbooks every few years. The mayor stated tax reduction was the most important issue and favored putting teeth into the blue-sky law, saying it should be amended so that a company issuing stock would have to file an equal amount of securities with the State. G. 0. P. ADVISERS NAMED Kciley Appoints .Mrs. F. A. Butler and Judge Basil on Committee. William E Reiley, Seventh District Republican chairman, has named Probate Judge Mahlon D. Bash and Mrs. Frank A. Butler to represent the district on the Republican State platform advisory committee * Each of the thirteen district chairmen is expected to name two members. Twenty-four members will be named by Clyde A. Walb, State chairman, making a committee of fifty. The committee will make suggestions for the platform to be adopted at the State convention, May 21 and 22. STOLEN CAR IS WRECKED Police Seek Auto Thief Who Drove Into Concrete Safety Guard. A search is being made for the,man who desert off the wrecked automobile of Miss Ethel De Garo. R. R. P., Box 174, after it struck a concrete safety guard at Alabama and Washington Sts., early today. The car was stolen about five minutes before from In front of 438 E. Market St.

feial Purchase for This Sale Little Boys’ Knitted Suits A special purchase >** i\Qi of 900 of these Suits MX enable us to sell them at this unusual- — l —■ _ ly low price. Comes ~ SB §& in many colors. Sizes w- nff >- *

Bring to you the golden opportunity to anticipate your needs at SAVINGS that are nothing less than sensational. There are no exceptions—intensive merchandising is the order of the day. All spring garments are included. For your convenience the entire store remains open Saturday until 9P. M.

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Do Not Overlook! — Savings! Silk Shirts Beautiful new spring patterns in Heavy Super Crepes, Crepe de Chine, Silk Habutai and Silk radio.

wf Manufactured to Retail as High as $40 —At This Popular Price — JlrA /fk More garments at $19 —more different JjnV. Another instance that will emphasize fk jfjjik. IjU styles at $19 —more quality Coats at sl9 Arm ft '' this store’s supremacy in the held of I —those facts should prompt EVERY (ffffv|j i Women’s and Misses’Ready-toWear ap- Jp|p4. j vj.% P, WOMAN who intends to spend sl9 for Ml I V I] flh parel by offering our customers the benea New Spring gannent to COME TO IljJjja MM JV tit of our enormous Buying Power in ||M^TmSSTOR E BEFORE FINALLY , | staring them our SAVINGS on all our SMmgmA SIZES—I 6to 44 J STOUTS—44 to 56 C ||§||g X li the COATS , j ffSjjlr THE SUITS 1 Feature the New Large Plaids, Stripes, ("JiSla Are fashioned of popular materials—11HBp H / Polaires, Combinations. Also fine Luxona Checks, Plaids, Mixtures, New Mannish !•! mBAw I r Dress y Coats and Muffoon trimmed styles. Tweeds and Poiret Twills. mmt I ll The Coats come in swagger, loose-back sport styles. Many side The Suit styles are varied and interesting. Popular new boyish _ f|Pl||pff wSim 11 / fastened, front-fastened, buttons—ties—buckles. Many with a new’ models, slim-flat aud youthful. And smart new tailleurs, new manI H sin{?le pocket. Handsomely trimmed and dressy styles- nish tweeds. Elaborately embroidered styles. Costume models. 7~Z. f I i m I Extra Special

Warn, I / Extra Special JACQUETTES I Self and fur trimmed. In all the -new • colors and 1 g § combinations STOUT WOMEN’S DRESSES Fashioned of Tricoplaid and Mila&hnm in sizes >, 4 a 46 to 56. Colors Q* |II Nary, Black. I I I Sand and Gray.... 11/ JL WOMEN’S SKIRTS in springtime colors and patterns. All fT> sizes. Speciul for Saturday

Men’s and Young Men’s New Spring Models! SUITS and TOPCOATS

Y\f\ THE SUITS English models and t sport- models, in single V and double - breasted jk/ styles. Also conservam tive styles for the slim m and stouts. All in new H , |1 Spring patterns and l \\ shades. I A sizes j \\ 32 to 50 I U \\ CARHARTT OVERALLS H \\ AND JACKETS Beat H 11 grade. Extra sizes 10 per B II cent <M QC extra MEN’S OVERALLS AND JACKETS— Extra heavy weight. Extra sizes 10 per cent OQ MEN’S PANTS— S 2 values. Neat black and gray stripes. Q-| in All sizes; cuff bottoms

$5.00 Lee’s Unionalls—Best grade khaki 4C and blue

Here Are Extreme Values in Stunning NEW nprcccc SPRING L/KEiOOHiO jT ' L Dresses That Are Smarter in Fashion and Finer 'jag in Quality Than Any You’ve Seen This Season jrmmtm] at Such a Low Price W dflk ALL THE ~ MATERIALS S wrrwcQ-r \*f| M I —Canton Crepes—Satina 111 NEWEST J) ■ Poiret Twill New m ill SPRING gl Laces—Crepe Romaine— WJ-//5 STYLES and ■ Tr <co Crepes Velour mm COLORS Che tz E^ero56 sls Value DRESSES tQ 00 $f latest styles and materials for sport, busiM /jjjlA ness, street or evening wear.

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The Store of Greater Values THE FAIR Trau4ott Bros-311-325W Wash. St.

sl9*s s $29*5

Two-Pants Suits and Topcoats New Swagger style, single and _ _ double-breasted Suits and satin \ 7h lined gaberdines, with raglan *v I * 1 *’ ** shoulders and belts. Special A JL 1 :

Boys’p™TsSPRING SUITS^X IBS’ and Wl® range of sizes. KjNyJe—L_ryBoys’ NEW SPRING TOPCOATSocfixjj Os all-w ol materials; mannishly tailored. Sizes V *\ * VVJ IJ JT 2 to 8. Special %J OTHER GOOD TWO-PANTS ; BOYS’ WASH SUITS-In W ■ SUITS — $9.75 values. Spe- | sizes 2to 10; $1.50 quality. Jf V cial Satur- Specially priced for qq A day at yD.UU Saturday at Oi/C L' ££

GIRLS’ )0 Q GINGHAM XXp DRESSES )(JUv Stylishly Cleverly trimmed tailored of with • the better embroidery, ginghams in organdy. a large braid, collars assortment and cuffs. CvWfwA 0 f colors and Sizes Bto 14. RwA M patterns. 88cflP88c

The Topcoats Are smart and refined appearing in the becoming box style. They are English in style influence and in many beautiful check and plaid patterns. Ail satin lined. SIZES 32 to 50

Now on Sale! Gilds’ V-f Irish Linen DRESSES Js j ($5.00 Values) 1 Fre*entrj In thin selection are \ hruutifnl model* In Tn, \ Honey Dew, Copra, Orchid A \ and \\ hite. Check*, plaids . \rv \ and embroidered patterns, V I trimmed In contrasting colli \ / orft * Collar and collariess j V style*. Sizes 7 to 14 Years i *2=

March Sales Mean Savings in Mtot GIRLS’ SPRING COATS.E, I §and CAPES In new, attractive shadow plaids, sports /jftl plaids, attractive materials. Tan, Deer, /'3S]rjTffmt Gray, Brown, Green and Smart Plaids. Sizes 4 to 14. $*7.95 Twr Racks of Girls’ 11 / COATS and CAPES M In spring colors j. _ _ o" rs at n.nr- s4 \JJ'^ 7 LT‘ $5 and $6.95 6 to 14- *

GLASSES (h A COMPLETE J|)a # OU Have Your /Y /\ AND UP Examined 111 FREE ** DR. H. J. PARKISON Eyesight Specialist Balcony

Toilet Goods Department A Package Containing Liberal Samples of the Gl*torl.i for the Following: Luxor R(mge Hair Cutex Nail Kolyno# Tooth Mavis Face Melba Fleurs Polish Paste Ponder Perfume Armour’s Corn- Freeman's Face Armuml’s Face Melba Fleurs plexion Soap Powder Powder Face Powder Princess Pat Three-Flower Melba Face Luxor Powder Rouge Face Powder Powder

In Addition You Have the Advantage of Special Reduced Prices of Which the Following Ard but a Few Examples:

Face Powders SI OO Cappi ....790 St. 00 Coty’s .. . 60c 75c Boncilla ...50c 60c Freeman's. .‘Z9c 50c Djer-Kiss . . ..30c 60c Pussywillow. 30c 50c Poudre L'Ame’ ... .29e SI.OO Piver's Floramye . . gOc SI.OO Piver's Azure a ... .60c Face Creams 60c Pond’s ..... 49e 50c Creme de Meridor ...39c 35c Daggett St Ramsdell . .34c 75c Luxuria ...65c 60e Pompeian ..39c 50c Ktoaya 39e Rouge 35c Lip Rouge. 10c 50c Dorin’g Rouge ...._..39c 50c Ashes of Roses 29e SI.OO Mandarin . 69e 50c Mary Garden.39e 50c Pond's 30c 60c Melba 30c 50c Mavis .....39c

$1 Compacts Dainty black japanned compact* with a fine grade of flesh colored compact powder. Fitted with >nlr- £-k 39c Other Compacts SINGLE SLOO Coty’s --.79c $1 00 Mavis 79C SI.OO Houbigoat ....79^ DOt'BLE *1.50 Melba Fleurs.l.29 *1.50 Riga lid’s .$1.39

Toilet Waters SI.OO Melba Lot’ Me 79c SI.OO Mavis ............69c 75c Wrisley ......5........39c Shampoos 60c Mulsified Cocoanut ....39c 60c Palmolive ....39c 50c Packers Liquid Tar....39c 50c WUdroot Cocoanut 0i1..39c

REPEATER We received 300 hats too late • m for our great sale of Thursday , y —so we will sell them Saturday for Cn ''" W The response to our A m ai< was tremendous, so we say a great deal T /■ * v when we say that these values surpass anything we have ever shown. £L CHILDREN’S READY-TO-WEAR and SCHOOL HATS —Milan, Hemp and 1 Blocked Timbo

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Soaps 10e Palmolive, 3 bars ... ,19e 10c Jap Rose, 3 bars 19c 10c Kirk's Bath Soap. 3 brs.lOc 25c Woodbury's, 3 bars .... 50c Shaving Articles SI.OO Gillette rae zor blades . ,59c 40c Eveready blades 29e 60c Durham Duplex blades.3se 50c Autostrop blades 85c 35c Palmolive Shav. Cream 34c 85c Mermen's Shav. Cream 24c 75e Bay Rum...49c 60c Witch Hazel 25c Tooth Paste Cse Listertae ... 19c 25c Colgate’s .. J9c 25c Kolynos .... 19c 35c Forhan's .. ~24e 50c Pebeco .... 20c 50c Pepsodent . .390

Extra Special $360 Value jap mink (inn FUR CAPES.. SIUU Attractive LooHnr CONEY *or AA COATS SLOA J Extra Long Northern Seal Coat, Viatka Squirrel Collar tf* ”1 A A and Cuffs vw Beautiful Northern COATS $35.00 CAre"" K '535.00

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