Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 291, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 April 1924 — Page 3

FRIDAY, APR Hi 18, 1924

ACT TO CUT BABY MORTALITY RATE Plan Health Day to Educate in Care of Children. Efforts to reduce the infant mortality rate in Indianapolis will be centered on Child Health day. May 1, Dr. Herman G. Morgan, secretary of the board of health, said today. The city infant death rate last year of children 1 year and under was seventy-four for each 1,000. Dr. Morgan said it was hoped to decrease that to fifty. A campaign to educate parents on proper nutrition and care of babies has been outlined by Paul Kirby, director of child hygiene. Mayor Shank will issue a proclamation pointing out the importance of the day. Local milk companies have been asked to aid and State and county officials are working out plans. Childrens’ wards in hospitals will be opened for visitors during the day and downtown merchants will be asked to display proper food. clot Wing, equipment and playthings of children tending toward better health. COMMITTEE APPOINTED Dr. Sartell Prentice of Xyack. X. Y.. has announced the following committee to publicly approve and commend the Xyack plan to of the State: Caleb S. Denny, Earl Conder, .1. W. Fesler, William Remy, W. P. Evans, William Fortune, Evans Woollen. Hugh MoK. Landon, Albert Rosenthal, i/ouis .1. Bonnstein. Louis Howland, Felix F. Bruner and Thomas Adams. The Xyack plan is a Xation-wide attempt to interest persons, especially non-churchgoers, in law enforcement. Sale of House Questioned Henry Williams. 914 E. Thirtieth St., has obtained a temporary order restraining Mrs. Sarah E. Yeager. 3048 Carson Ave., and her son. Roy C.. from instituting suit to eject him from his home. Williams alleges he leased the property from Mrs. Yeager. Jan. 5, 1922. for five years, and that now Mrs. Yeager claims to have sold the place to her son “for sl, love and affection and a home,” on Oct. 19. 1921.

Fire Responsibility Law Urged Legislation creating civil and criminal liability for fire hazards resulting in damage to another's property was advocated Thursday by State Fire Marshal Newman T. Miller before the American Business Club at the Lin coin. Creeping Along For Five Years TwoTubesof Joint-Ease Now Walks Anywhere ( annnt Praise Great Joint Remedy Too Highly. Says \V. .1. Roy. Head his grateful letter and then if you can think of any reason why you shouldn't use Joint-Ease for stiff, swollen, inflamed or stiff, creaky, sore joints you must be a pessimist. Gentlemen: I am sure glad to say to the public I have not been able to get around only to just creep along fo' - five years, until I got hold of Joint-Ease ami I now can just walk where f please. 1 bad the flu and it fell in my iegs. My knees were swollen and my legs all the time. Xow 'he pain has all le't my legs and the swollen legs are normal and I cannot recommend Joint-Ease too high. I have just used two tubes of JointEase only anil will not be without it at all times. Truly yours. W. J. Roy, Morgantown. W. Va.. Feb. 28. 1924. A tube costs but 80 at Hook i> ug Company or any dn*rgist. anywhere. Always remember when JointEase gets in joint agony gets out—Quick. —Advertisement SO WEAK, WAS LIKE A SHADOW Oklahoma Woman, After Much Suffering, Began to Take Cardui Says She Was Strengthened and Built Up. "I used Cardui for years.” says Mrs. M. C. Ragsdale of Ft. Towson, Okla, ‘ and know it did me more good than any medicine I ever used. "I used to suffer with nanly trouble that weakened me I was a mere shadow, nervous. . and could not eat or sleep. I did no - v that 1 could.live. “It seemed that nothing took helped me till I heard of Cardui and began to use it. It strengthened me as it was recommended* to do. TANARUS; regulated and built me up till I waj* like another woman.” Cardui is a safe, mild-acting ex iract of medicinal herbs and contains no harmful or deleterious Ingredients. One of its chief ingredients has been In use for hundreds, of years for the treatment of certain female troubles It is a scientific medicine, made in ;■ scientific way. Thousands of woman have written to describe how Cardui has relieved them of pain and suffering, and helpe:’ them to build up their health and , strength. Why not try it for your ease? yvv Tijke JCARDUR Woman’sTon ic^ —Advertisement

EASTER FOOTWEAR Oxfords, Cut-Outs, Straps, Ma Jong Sandals! Patent leather—a favorite for spring wear: Black satin—the universal Ufll dress slipper material! Ounmetal Th” B a.vT ’TJ and brown calf—ideal for practical W \ street shoes! Black and brown kid mmmmmmmm 'i ■lw —the so^t rn at pr * al s for day I 'yJ wear! And the choice of heels is B I hist as large—-low. military. Cuban. g. B ? French, Spanish or Louis. Sizes W_ M arc to 8.

Tomorrow the Garment Sensation of the City Offering Fine Easter Apparel at After Easter Prices

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COSTUME BLOUSES °c£: p w e $4 qq Sport Satin JL • VJ /V. F.very mod*l In fiirftpHonAlly frtef ttve. with smart tie*. collar*. long /. yiV 1 \ or threo-quarter uleev***. Ideal to mr j \ with th#* new suit* and se-parat* *Ulrt*. • | \ All ulira, SB to 46. tn till* sale. ' A \ Special! x’ i r) OVERBLOUSES :‘ V * I / / 15 styles to ** Vv J, / from; dimity, voile and (J \Lg% r. I 'Vs other materials. t/QL

Men s and Young Men s W Two-Pants Suits t That Will Gladden Easter Sunday! -f You’ll savo almost TC BYery correct style double. They’re the V | | is included—Young \ . nobbiest, fine, all- I Men’s, Conservatives wool clothes we have ,JL wid Business Suits. \ ever sold for such a and Are excellently taiHLi.<ii U'ffla : price. Suits for (f* *7 rs i° red that seem 4 I1 | 1 /K to take a pnde in Eas,er that P• m It- • J , he i r asKssi stz&r-iSr wU| wMr until m — ance Hwe in >• Easter comes again. flßlfl sixes. Two-Fants Suits and Men’s and Young Gaberdine Topcoats Men’s PANTS S'T/mSBa Vou ll find these real values, men, and ever All-wool pants of serge, worsteds -* 'Z/X&tL so stylish in appearance. a-- mr* and fancy izes 34 to 46. Specially IL A /til suit patterns. 9 OIZ . priced for Saturday at. ... d?ATT # | %J 1 Sizes 28 to 60 d/L*Jt/ W Around Easter Time the Boy’s mBL NEWMUnB^P^ I Boys' 2-Pants Suits Boys’ 2-Pants Suits 'dSi* f^VA I a;;ssr-;r B ; mm. >\ ■y-r-": i Boys' 2-Pant3 Suns Boys’ 2-Pants Suits Jl I ■ j def ,!;<> finest of mat> . .u.o In only Sulis of this quality and at this low |J I entV ' t r-:y':-s and patterns. The price are not to be overlooked. Many \ cS fs , ,x— ms pat' crus to V Jb • F choose r jutton-on or 93c fßßß——i——*^— j

For the first time! A SAMPLE SALE Right before easTER! ANOTHER GREAT SERVICE RENDERED BY THE FAIR TO THE WOMEN OF INDIANAPOLIS IN OFFERING THEM THE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY IN TIME FOR EASTER SUNDAY AN EXCLUSIVE GARMENT AT REDUCTIONS THAT WOULD BE SENSATIONAL AFTER EASTER.

As Many Styles as Garments! find almost as many different styles as there are garments in this Sample Sale. They are mostly one and two of a kind garments—and such diversity of styles for afternoon, for street, for evening, for dinner, for sport, for every kind of an occasion that women can anticipate their needs for the entire Spring and Summer season. An opportunity to obtain exclusive sample garments at the prices ordinarily asked for ordinary garments.

$25 to $35 Garments Sample Saits 1 C IF Sample Coats )tp ysv Sample Dresses . . . a - 11 Sample Gowns ... .) “

f JT $3 Value ALL-SILK l^lChiffonHosi ! < 1 j— ———————————————————— -T l I Every Pair Guaranteed -*** A for Service! Ail silk chiffon from toe to garter top . In black, gunmefal, iightwood, sunburn. J | QO peach blush, amber, gray and banana. I Sizes to 10. i • */ SPORT HOSE Children s SOX _ ... . . . _ . Children’* mfrc>rl*cd ];•> T^ildren Ergii*® x with ftt fop* Ccm rihb*d sport ho*e n n pl*te rang* of , A Black, belgo and /Up *i** from I Up prown All *i*e* 4<7V. 6 to SVfc 1

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. M.

The Store of Greater Values THE FAIR

EXCLUSIVE SUITS, COATS and DRESSES

$35 to SSO Garments Sample Saits dj Sample Coats .... J $ )) (L^. Sample Dresses ... .i Jl .|1 Sample Gowns . . . I

Men's $6.00 and SB.OO SILK SHIRTS Jatt Enough for One Day’s Selling! Special purchases from several prominent shirt makers go to make up this splendid group—spring shirts, every one. $2 Silk Stripe Madras Shirts d* a q Just received anew lot of silk stripe madras shirts. V I */ Xeck band style. All sizes Men’s Silk Hose Men’s Knit Ties Reinforced silk and fiber hose; 1 A splendid assortment of spring In all the m knit ties; a, new spring JUa |in the latest shades pattern* avv Men’s NEW SPRING ymimi.M hats £5 Made A r\ r* F-—; .. -' to Sell at e^/O and $4.00 JL \ JM Hats in all the popular shades for this V y / season. You can find satisfaction in / I choosing from this great group of new Lgey aa ’ \ spring hats. sWSSJ, MEN’S NEW SPRING CAPS n r Men’s satin lined spring style caps; in a variety of light or dark shades

What This Sale Means / ‘JL'ZZZiZZJSZ turers to release their exclusive SHOWROOM SAMPLES to us .in time to offer them to YOU BEFORE EASTER. Think what a WONDERFUL advantage this is to YOU! Just now, when every store is getting REGULAR PRICES and is taxed to its capacity to handle the crowds eager to buy apparel for next Sunday, THE FAIR offers you the VERY FINEST and MOST EXCLUSIVE GARMENTS at a FOURTH TO A HALF OFF!

SSO to $69.75 Garments Sample Saits • C, Sample Coats . ) u 3) Sample Dresses . 11 Sample Gowns *

$ 3.00 Costume Slips PNEW COLORS! v J* Fancy flour,op costume dX A Q slips: of plain or fancy Jk ■ HA Bfll V stripe satren; in all of w | wmmmmim plmfl .9 the new and popala" ■ I ii9f 1 1 Bhade M * Silk Jersey Petticoats PRINCESS SLIPS Pflltlsockeri iood quality stren or bain all color* . with ~ _ _ tlstr Princes* fancy or plain \ 1 k(| slip*; in all tbr Uxc flouncea newer colors oUL

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More Easter MiDmfery/^^^^ Women are enthusiastic about our millinery t\ Hlfc 1 rtiluoa They tell n* that onr price* are Invari- \\ I ably the lowest . Tomorrow (Saturday' we are \\ Bp I prepared for the biggest day of th season. Y\ ~ 1/ HAIR BRAIDS et* SB Af - \\ II FRENCH FELTS Uk I // CANTON CREPES .71 JB *9 XWWT' a Jl RADIO BRAIDS * COMBINATIONS MM m ~ mam /-.l MJ , M , popilar # ■ Children s Hats \ SMALL SHAPES BKW . n jpo .. turbans, cloches ■ <> I.4tf and MEDIUM SHAPES

What is a Sample Garment? A SAMPLE is a specially designed garment, made from specially selected materials, and worked cn by specially assigned needle experts in order that itwillbetheßEST garment the manufacturer knows how to produce. From the impression that sample makes on the retail merchant must he depend for his business. Now you can understand why so many shrewd women make it their business to wait twice a year for the opportunity to buy these superior garments a* bargain

$75 to SIOO Garments Sample Saits \ /A Hf* Sample Coats J /A lllr ® Sample Dresses ~ Sample Gowns '

Long Milanese C%jg Silk Gloves a quality that will A M\ J J be in complete bar- jk jB i A' L Easter costume. Full |B „„ black, white and colFancy Gauntlet ! - LONG SILK GLOVES SILK GLOVES Kncy jpuintlet and fancy t.ong milk gloves: in whit* cuff silk gloves; in springtime's UV oallv priced for v] f||i uewest color* Saturday at PiW

GIRLS’ SILK /riSv DRESSES | High Quality! Low Price! Crepe and e UMI Trimmed with /J /Hi chine, taffeta; I ribbon, em- /R‘ /tmk in all the new- biwidery, ruf- / A|1 -ifjwl eat pattern* ties, etc. Sizes / Jewt? — and colors. 6 to 14 ye?rs. / | Girls’ $5 Organdy Dresses Frettv rvlorrri or whftv J, oreandfo ilre*: trimmed C *■ ( jr, O with rntrir* aad' ribbon*. ik / *4l Xk, Je * ■e.cJH Stir* 1 to U IPU s U Dotted Swiss'' $3.00 Pongee DRESSES DRESSES Regular SR values: all col- New spriusr styles in pongee ®r; prettily tnminetl and 11 and poplin dresses. Elaboratewitn large ftQ lv trimmed and <r*i AO sashes Ages e lal “ tailored. Nl 2 to 14 years ]4 tGirls , Spring COATS In stripe, plaid and plain springtime colors. Side £ QC ties, straight lines and nov- • fJ elties. Sizes 4 to 16. *jp-—— Others at $9.75 and $12.75 L. If A Girls’ SPRING CAPES, njHi !| I]Sizes 2 to 14 The Entire Easter Outfit for the gpl% Tiny Tot Is Much Less Here J Tots’ $3 Voile Frocks y Pink. blue, white. n 0 maize, Nile and \ honeydew; daintiest fj) H *vO i colors. Hand B ' s rv smocked, hand em- B [p\ j-V\ broidered and rib- JL bon trimmed. 2 to 6 years. IK $5.98 Little Tots’ Coats and Capes All-wool relours, polaires ahd crepella. n In checks and plain colors. Sizes 2 to < fj|€? 6 y*ars. •m.VO ROMPERS —Os good quality p: ’YiUU J' I '* * lin. eh am bray and check gi„g- e’u V V "oo

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