Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 84, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 August 1924 — Page 5

FRIDAY, AUG. 15,1924

NOBLESVILLE TO ■DELAWARES Statue to Be Unveiled in Tribute to Indian Tribe, Btt Times Special NOBLESVILLE, Ind., Aug. 15. An Indian statue honoring the memory of the Delaware tribe whicn roamed this section of Indiana one hundred years ago, will be unveiled Sunday afternoon on the John H. Talge farm, southwest of this city. The statue is located on a large Indian mound from which many skeletons have been taken. Talge, an Indianapolis business man, is presenting statue to the Hamilton County Historical Society and it will be accepted on behalf of the organization by Judge J. P. Neal of this city, president of the organization. Harry Hendrickson an Indianapolis attorney, will make an address. Miss Ruby Buscher, Noblesville city clerk, will sing several Indian love songs. The statue is seven feet high and made of pewter. It is located within half a mile of where Governor Jennings, General Tipton and other commissioners appointed by the Legislature, met and selected Indianapolis for State capital, instead of Strawtown, near this city. Northwestern Trip Ended An extensive trip through northwestern United States, Canada and Alaska has just been completed by P. J. Clark and wife, 136 E. New York St. Clark said that business conditions in Alaska were very dull because of the idleness of many mines. He visited Scott Bone, former Hoosier, now Governor of Alaska.

ENDYOURSTOVETROUBLES Don’t put up another season with discomforts you suffered last winter, with your old stove, when you can get anew stove for that old one. Now listen: Beginning Saturday, Aug. 16th, we are going to take in for $5.00 your old range, cook stove or heater as a first payment or part of first payment.

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Bring in the Old Stove —Take Out the New Our August Furniture Sale Is Still Going Good—All Furniture and Rugs 20% Off—Cash or Terms Optional

CHILDREN’S * BOYS’ SHOES d&gS SHOES The name immediately calls to mind the place where you can buy dependable footwear for the entire family at prices that have proved to be lower than merchandise of the same quality sold elsewhere. The buying power of a $15,000,000.00 company makes this possible. A trial will convince you that our values are the greatest in the'city. Brown Calf X. A® X. ' . \ 5*2.98 \ “km. Patent Leathers V T ——j X Ore 7 , Blark, All Sim 185 5 ] Busy CZc large Stores Factories Our New Convenient Location . —24 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA _

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The beautiful Marchioness of Queeffsberry, wife of the tenth Marquis of Queensberry, who was presented at the first court of the season at London. Married Fifty Years By Times Special NOBLESVILLE, Ind., Aug. 15— Mr. Mrs. J. M. Hollingsworth will observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary tomorrow. Children and grandchildren will be guests.

This is a bonafide offer and we guarantee you that prices are our regular 1924 prices and will be the same during our stove season, furthermore, all goods marked in plain figures. No baits, no raise in prices, but she same honest values you’ve been getting in the store ‘‘Out of the High Rent District” for the last quarter century.

It Seems College Training Has No . Highbrow Effect Upon Jazz

BY WALTER D. HICKMAN OLLEGE training seems to have no effect uppn jazz music. Got such an impression after seeing William Borcher’s Inter-Colle-gians, announced as college boys who play, at the Palace. These lads dress as onljt college youths can and get away with it, sway and frolic in the accepted jazz formula of the day. They do go at their program in a different manner because they are announced as college men. 'J’hey have youth and they seem to know how to cash in on it. “So This Is Venice” and “June Night” are among their popular nuipbers. When I was present, the audience seemed to like the fact that college training does not highbrow jazz music. The comedy hit of the show is scored by Lang and Hanley in "Fool ishness.” The man is an eccentric comic who knows how to put comedy

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over the footlights. His whistling numbers stop the show. The woman with him is pretty and aids in the fun. John Alexander and company offer a sketch in which anew way to pay old debts is shown. Alexanden and Peggy makeup for a blackface act in which the troubles of a dusky bride and groom are rehearsed. Josie and Jules Walton open the show with a dancing act. The movie feature is Betty Coinpson in “Miami.” * At the Palace today, Saturday and Sunday. -I- -I- -|- Other attractions on view today include: “Common Clay” at English’s; Cappes Family at the Lyric; Lena Daley and her own show at the Capitol; “Captain January” at the Circle; Dick Hatton in “Come On,

S Sanborn Service is complete. No matter what your electrical need, ydu can best fill it at Sanborn’s. Modern appliances, artistic fixtures, expert wiring service, and, of course, Radio. anboift EledifcCh “Buy Electrical Good* From an Electrical Store” 809 N. Illinois MA In 1017 Opp. Y. M. C. A.

Most Sensational Sale of the Season ! RUBENS HALF - PRICE SALE! Starts Saturday (Tomorrow) Morning —Be Here Early! Choice of about two thousand fine, all-wool suits in the most popular models, light and medium weights, many of them suitable for year-round wear, hacked by the Rubens store, and the greatest values we have ever offered. These sale prices in many cases mean less than % PRICE Every suit in our stock is not included at half price, but prices throughout our entire stock are radically reduced. Divided Into Five Groups for Quick Clearance! Group No. 1 fijjg *l2“ Group No. 2 price *l4“ ■ Group No. 3 pricl *1 9“ Group No. 4 price *23” GroupNo.sp S RicE *27= Extra Trousers With Many Suits at Small Additional Cost No Charge for Alterations — Perfect Fit Guaranteed All Two-Piece Summer Suits Radically Reduced Palm Beach Coats and Pants, $7.35 Up Mohair Coats and Pants, $9.85 Up Gaberdine Coats and Pants, $12.85 Up Sensational Sale of ODD TROUSERS Choice of Hun- Sale Price Other Sale v.Tu*..°ss p *s6; s*} qc, $7, SB. Oti/O $2.95 to $5.75 All Boys’ and Children’s Suits Reduced We’re open every Saturday night till 9 o’clock. RUBENS 3t For 38 Years a Dependable and 1 rustworthy Store

Cowboys” at the Isis; "The Arab” at the Apollo; “Recoil” at the Ohio; “Birth of a Nation” at the Lincoln Square and “The Gold Diggers’ at Mister Smith’s. MODERN SILAS MANNER f Lads Find Gold Hidden Away by Hermit-Doctor Near BraziL By Times Special BRAZIL, Ind., Aug. 15.—ftnall boys, digging for fishing worms in the Raccoon bottom near Rosedale, had unfolded before them the romance of a modern Silas Marner. The land was dry and the boys had to dig deep. The spade struck something hard and the lads investigated and discovered five jugs, containing more than SI,OQO in SIOO bills and coins. Parents of the boys found the money belonged to Dr. Zaccheus Wheat, a herb doctor, who has lived in seclusion for years. The money was returned.

INDIANA GOODS STORE r* Store Hours: J 306 East Washington St.f )pen Every 1 1 8:15 to 5 p.m. - ' I=9 „ „ Saturday until sept. 1 I “The Economy Spot of Indianapolis Tm 9 °' clock Share the Big Savings Offered in Our August Clearance/ JSBft m KBHI Summer lines slashed for quick disposal. ML7 MWk !H lf| Crowds again will be here for the many speA in Upßi cial bargains Saturday. In addition to the Pp-iLT-Mi-, savings here every customer gets best Domino BBEEI Sugar by simply saving sales checks any time.

Up to sls - rt Value CmM .Silk Up# Dresses "tTI sQ.qo a\.Q Bark silk dresses I ill IS auhable for early foil 1!\ 1 wear : also late summer dresses of various maTJLii ~ terials. About 100 dresses in the lot and we expect to gell most JuL k.“f them tomorrow at '~ Vth!s special low- price. n ' real bargain for you. ■> y’ome and see.

Ladies’ Fall ft SILK slll DRESSES 1 U Just unpacked—brand new Ryles and they are simply wonderful for only #lO. izMmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmm—mmmmmmmm Sale Ladies' C-O-A-T-S 10 fk evenings now and inaS you'll need a coat, vwfrFff HPra We have taken Mffnfj l XHs fine sport coat* MftljNi that were much jfvyH j[| j ifjjKff Vs higher in pricesST'Hf HI and assembledMtDj j. if yi-ul them in oneTlij! TANARUS// lot for quick sell- ’willfa ing. All can be Krjt J. ■' ftp worn into the fall V season. Don't de- M ft lay for a bargain m Q

Ladies ’ $4 to $6 SKIRTS Thc*<* arc atyllsh pleated skirts of wool crepe; some are also of sport satin. Not very rnnnr left and • they'll be dlsI" vnl of quKkiy <f || CC tomorrow. Oth- J) Mr a J J er fine wool ~ dr skirts have been M| ——— reduced to $4.98. New Fall HATS $!. 95 4§g| $2.95 $3.95 Time to discard T the summer hat for anew fall ) j style and here ( i a f they are at a \®.' price you can A.f 3*. h<l y just arrived. Ladies’ Felt Hats SPECIAL Very stylish right Si .49 now and these are T m _____ so Inexpensive. Just B " """ see them tomorrow. ™ Ladies’ New Fibre SWEATERS $3.00 s’s .98 Values | = Yes, $3.00 sweaters are now #1.98. They are very pop. ular, too, right now. About 100 more pretty ones Just put. on sale for the rush tomorrow. Dotted voiles and other materials. Many and styles. Still many warm days ahead a tHSk n and you'll enjoy K" B IfX haring one of these *r M bargains. See rack —— at front entrance. Ladies’ $3.00 Dresses Among them are very pretty beach cloth dresses with elaborate embroidered designs. ASM An Very rapid selling JS B HX garments, but we'll “ B have a big lot for ■ n tomorrow. m

PAY LESS HERE FOR GOOD FOOTWEAR Ladies’ $2.50 Red Sandals for Ladies’ $3 Strap Slippers, Sandals A limited supply of these to sell, so . aB These are of patent leather and suede. don’t delay if you want this bargain. V rif 'QQ Snappy looking styles. Usual $3.00 C QS Practically all sizes to start. These * B * values offered in our clearance sale at ■ I * */U will be disposed of In a hurry at SI.OO | — “this reduced price. Ideal for sport or H a pair. dress wear. m Ladies’ Canvas Sport Slippers Men’s Canvas Oxfords Special These are white with black trimming. . a , _ . " Low or military heel. Ont of the clear- T 00 ! * Leather soles AO ance specials that will move out quickly V 9 tt , nd rubber beels - offer(>d for lulck $ g at SI.OO a pair. Come early if you wish | == Clean ' U P a ‘ a lovr price ’ We wUI hav |== a pair. “ size if you come early. ■

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Girls’ $2 Summer Dresses Some white lawn; others dotted voiles and ginghams. All have /J* Kg A A been reduced for J) fl UU quick clearance.—■ ” ■ _____ Main aisle bargain fl table. Sale of Muslin Wear Ladies’ gowns, chemise, bloomers and step-ins; am pn Some pink; v some M MB white. Values up to Nu M H am 75c now on a bar- aLBU 8~ gain table at choice “gr “jj for only 44C. m 13 Ladies’ $1 Purses, Now Strap handle pouch purses; also vanity boxes: 15 Kggsw different styles. A Iff wn big lot now out on 3 am a main aisle bar- 3 _ M ffl gain table at this ■ U w reduced price. Ladies’ $1.50 & $2 Purses Real leather purses. Various styles. These are jm really sensational /J Pag AA bargains at #l. JS fl . About 300 on sale on ~ fl , - - front bargain table. B Ladies $1 Nightgowns Pink and white muslin gowns; all neatly trimmed Eac The regular $1 quality now repriced for 3 BJ am a clearance sale spe_ m 0 clal. —Main aisle. Us Ladies’ Bungalow Aprons Made of plain linene, tan, green and blue, cretonne trimmed. Were for- ffH merly 98c. A limited MM BL JH am supply only for ”” W [■ clearance sale. RJ SIJB W Main aisle. .XS* w

Ladies’ Cotton Hose Black and brown. These /SSji. on sale Saturday only at O SC. Limit 2 pairs to one customer at big hosiery mW W department. Ladies’ 75c Fibre Hose 59c Pair, 2 Pairs for High-top boot with ravel stop seam. Black and jb other ®B A A shad j. A big Main *P B UV/ Aisle table special Ej Saturday. 01 Ladies’ Gingham Dresses Washable gingham; in neat color checks. One of the biggest bargains in <t* fejl /\/\ the store; 10 dozen B 111 l on sale Saturday, v B * These formerly H ■ priced $L65>. “ Ladies’ 98c Silk Gloves Odds and ends of pure silk short gloves. Mostly in small sizes: black sf f| h* and white; only 200 Jy ys|| pairs; while they Jr "1P last at 25<*. Next Juam W.M ** to corset dept. caaRS Up to $1.50 Girls’ Hats All that’s left from summer season. Several weeks an agm of wear yet and the J§B girl can afford to MU am have one at such a JLB- '“Ta low price. On sale rear bargain table. m Ladies’ SI.OO Chemise Fine soft white batiste, with neat lace tops and straps ami btb One of the many • m muslin wear spe- M 3m% cials now on main B S3 |_ aisle bargain tables. B 61 $1.50 Sateen Princess Slips Ladies' slips of good quality sateen; In black jßjgm and various eolors. |r^ Fancy pleat border ■LJs TLJf bottoms. Avery |” special value. —Main fLfl w aisle table. 75c Ladies’ White Belts Wide styles; the kind in demand now. Made of leath- /** a&m. er. All the rage MB g® and a big fresh JpM wwyS gm lot for this week's jTj l_ sealing.— Main aisle. B 10c to 15c Toilet Soaps Several kinds well known brands. None sell less than 10c 818. regular. About 500 cakes on sale for tomorrow In j* yard goods dept, rear, ” REMNANT TABLES Rear of store. Every piece plainly marked for easy choosing. All kinds of materials. A saving on every piece. New lots made up this week. See them tomorrow.

This Extra Special for Saturday Only 17>/ 2 c Unbleached MUSLIN 10 Yards for A fine, smooth quality that will bleach white. Gen- s£s|p3 eral iiurpose musiin, •HI but especially fine /p gH fer sheets. 2.000 9H yards on sale Saturday, but no more lEH than ten yards sold' |g| to one customer.— Big yards goods dei>t. rear of store. Men’s $2 Bib Overalls Heavy blue denim, suspender back; full set pock- am ets; double sowed (f* EjS Af\ One of the best to B •T*/ be had anywhere at “ 9 _____ the price. Just B 1 come and see. " Men’s 50c Neckwear Wide silk four-in-hands.; also fiber knit ties. Big mm assortment of pat- g jW terns. A real neck- rs am wear bargain, one & ™ H of many specials in men's dept. Men’s Handkerchiefs Red or blue bandana handkerchiefs. They are cheap enough at sc, but while f| 25 dozen last Saturday am you can buy 2 at 3c m/B each.—Men's Dept. %i3r 19c Sox—2 Pairs for Men's lisle sox: black or brown. Avery good quality rr.—m and all sizes. Many E B * other special values m JB siov also In men's hos- m M O icry.—Men’s depart- _ ■ M ment. Bfflß Boys’ $3.50 Pongee Suits These are fine looking, dressy, one-piece suits of menerized pongee AgV A A in natural color. All m 1111 sizes up to 10. They jgf ___ were originally $3.50 tfhn "™ and now ociv Soiled Dress Shirts Neck band sryle. Formerly $1 to sl.oo, but become soiled handling. About 100 ff kj&Bk £4* shirts only; while E lr l|” they last at, choice, m Ka! for 75C. Hurry. Men’s 69c Union Suits Athletic style. Made of good quality check nain- _ sook. Full cut. not A* a skimpy. One of va- JTB IS * rlous underwear gJS O specials In the ll W men's dept. M MM Men’s 95c Work Shirts Good fast color%>lain blue chamhray. Full cut and roomy shirts. Well gf'Ta known make. All MB B sizes and plenty of 3 mH A them on sale In the U BLJ@ W men’s department. B

Men’s $2.50 Khaki Pants Dark color, heavy weight twill khaki Made right am to give good service. A 6‘3 f\r% The best kind of B* 98 work pants for ™ B * right now. All sizes. B — ~ - Men’s 25c Paris Garters They are nationally advertised. The regular 25c sin- m gle grip Paris gar- 0B ters are on sale in B _ our big men's fur. B Bjg nishings dept, at B Bovs’ $8.50 Value Suits Two pairs of pants. Early fall weight mixture wi'ma cloth. Up to date A “"■ o o styles. Bring tbe J) QO boy In tomorrow T _ E —— and fit him out. $2.00 Fancy Rugs at Another shipment of those fancy double side woolly rugs to supply the (J* Wm A A demand. Truly a 9 .UU bargain at sl. See fl ■■■ them, rear of store. fl ” Girls’ 15c xfo 19c Hose Very slight seconds of a good quality hose. Black, brown, white, pink ~H fl B am and beige colors, m gi* Sizes up to 6 only. B H B V Hosiery Dept. B 'Bw Ladies’ 15c Vests for White ribbed vests of good. 15c quality. On sale *> /f-fy while 10 dozen only WB Srxß last. Limit two.— fl fl B Underwear dept., B fl rear. ™

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