Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 90, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1924 — Page 5

FKIDAY, AUG. 22,1924

Spider’s Web Is Background for Dance Revue at the Palace

By WALTER D. HICKMAN ■ “"| SPIDER'S web is used as a A background for a dance revi’e called “Spider Web Revue,” with Lucille Ballantine. A spider chases a pretty fly (a girl dancer) into his web. The fly sucseeds in getting its freedom and the dance begins. The woman dancer in this act is a graceful toe dancer, a splendid ability. She is assisted by three male dancers. The act is beautifully mounted. Splendid. Barney Gilmore and company have some rather quiet fun in “Two Pals and a Gal.” Gilmore is well known on the legitimate stage. Three young women sing and dance in the opening act called “We Three Girls.” Allen and Norman have some pointless comedy, but j some good juggling. They do not overwork. Schichtl’s Wonderettes close the bill. The movie feature is “Wandering Husbands.” At the Palace today, Saturday and Sunday. -I- -I- -IOther attractions on view today include Fatty Arbuckle, at the Lyric* “Broadway and Buttermilk,” at English's; William Fairbanks in “Call of the Mate,” at the Isis; “This FreeAGED MAN HEAT VICTIM * Taken to Hospital .After Walking Forty-Five Miles to Orgile, Mis. William Flynn, 63, giving his addresses Orgile. Wis., is in the city hospital today suffering from the effects of the extreme heat Thursday. Flynn, who was overcome at Ritter Ave .and Washington St., told police he was walking from Buffalo, N. Y., to his home and had covered about forty-five miles Thursday. Flynn was slightly bruised when he fell to he pavement. MOTOR LAWS IS SUBJECT Manager of State Auto License Bureau to Address Body. Changes in motor vehicle laws will be discussed by H. D. McClelland, manager of the State auto license department, at the weekjy luncheon of the Allied Motor Commerce of Indiana at. 12:15 p. m. Friday at the Spink-Arms. McClelland is codifying Indiana automobile laws and studying mote- laws throughout the country. CORNS Now! —get relief in one minute from corns, callouses and bunions with Dr. Scholl’s Zino-pads. They remove the cause friction and pressure. Thin, easy to apply, antiseptic, healing. Three sizes. Nothing so quick and sure. At your druggist or shoe dealer. DS Scholl’s XinO’pads '"Fat one on the pain is gone *

Ail DiiconHnwd^las MUST GO! Thousands of Thrifty Buyers ygS&jk YP& Sp 2 * wait for this Sale each year to fill their shoe needs—for NEWARK’S j $ Big Annual Clearance Sale of short and discontinued y lines is always the Banner Bar- i gain Attraction of the season and this year the value and varieties are greater than ever. Stunning Styles—Wonderful /% f"J Values —Big Savings make this a Real Bargain Event. BUY NOW while the aelection ia * Stunning Stylet in White Can- r'tW 11 £ eat, Whitt Kid and White Back \ j A t^lflr lt-dir which formerly told at S3.SO, BuU ffSBSSSSfi NOW f3T | tegZ^JSi Hu; DcrirxbW Styles at $1.43. ■ tfkmA Ste Sfere&Gx ■ *+•***+•**+ * 164 N. Illinois St. All Newark Store* Open Saturday Evening* to Accommodate Customer*

dom,” at the Apollo; “Monsieur Beaucaire,” at the Ohio; “Runnin’ Wild,” at the Capitol; “Flirting With Love,” at the Circle: “Birth of a Nation,” at the Lincoln Square, and “Those WUg. Dance,” at Mister Smith’s. Herb’s John JOHN DANIEL. II The only gorilla in captivity at the present time is John Daniel, the second. John will be one of the chief attractions with Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey circus which will be here for two performances on next Tuesday. John has just passed his fourth birthday, having been captured In the French gaboon when about 2 years old as near as can be estimated. Miss Alyse Cunningham, an English woman, who is John's friend, mentor and constant companion, was present at his capture and has scarcely been out of his sight since. According to Miss Cunningham, when gorillas are taken alive it is at about that age, the reason being that the natives are afraid to tackle the qlder gorillas. Asa general rule gorilla “families" wilj flee with the approach of a hunting party, the parents carrying the very young along in their arms, but those of John's age are expected to keep up with the retreat of their parents. But often it happens that they lag behind, which gives the natives a chance to throw a blanket over their heads and make away with their quarry. It was in such fashion that John Daniel was captured. John weighs a trifle over 100 pounds and stands 40 inches In height. He has a chest as broad as Dempsey’s, and should he live to the age of maturity—about 15 years—it would be much larger. In their native State the gorilla attains very often an age of between 60 and 70 years and will weigh up to 500 pounds. An adult gorilla has never been taken alive and according to Carl Akeley, scientist and explorer, never will be./ John has never been confined in a cage, nor worn a leash or halter. Human in looks. In actions, in acceptance of service and In his attitude toward man, he is as utterly unlike the dressedup, cane-carrying “monk" of the moving picture and vaudeville stage as chalk is from cheese.

WOMAN CONFESSES FIRE Admits She Started Blaze That Destroyed Scipio Landmarks. Bf / Times Special NORTH VERNON. Ind., Aug. 22. —Mystery surrounding the fire which recently destroyed the Art Madden home, the Pennsylvania rail-

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road stati n, an old mill and elevator, all famous landmarks of Scipio, was explained today by the confession of Mrs. Golda Misner, who admitted she set fire to trash in the rear of the Madden home for revenge. Mrs. Misner told Charles Hoover, assistant State fire marshal, and police here the Madden family had

killed her dog and had thrown stones at her. Winter in Summer BULAWAYO, Rhodesia— The phenomena of acute cold weather In the middle of summer has puzzled Rhodesian scientists. Since June 15 there has been almost continual heavy ground frosts, accompanied by' - sweeping, icy winds.

Big hot 10c Toilet Soap, 5c BBBSSHBBBI S INDIANA I DRYGOODS STORE 306 East Washington Street | “The Economy Spot of Indianapolis” SuVc money Follow Crowds Here AUGUST CLEAN-UP SALE

Save Your Sales Slips By savins Sales slips several thousand of our customers are getting all the Domino sugar they need. Take advantage of this liberal offer. It means extra savings for you. Save your slips from time to time and present them at sugar desk for your sugar plum.

Ladies’ sls Fall Jt COATS €L *lO T Early fall coats — i8 a special lot assetni / bled for quick selltj ’ TJ2t/ ing—values that will ' j hi / surprise you for $lO. v krUrtffl # See them tomorrow. 'ML Have a Coat L Laid Away A small payment l X - Hi hold any winter ih Aa* coat ,!nti l - vou want lII y/w it later.

Ladies* $3 Sweaters These Kid Boots wing sleeve Sweaters of fibre silk are still the /\ O -age and we just, re- 14X cel veil 100 more at V 9 * iho special price. gjj ZZ^Z Various colors. ®

* Up to sls Ladies ’ | A PRESSES gggj Dark and lijfht color Silk Dresses- All arQ ranged on a special hi 1 fck for quick clean-up. I\ 1 , • | . styles suitable for 1 |M H Wear l ** rouß:h Boa ‘ New Fall Dresses $lO and $14.88 A- > A All brand new styles *“*** f~_j U st unpacked. Vnlthat will surprise Vyou.

Ladies’ 12 Cotton Hose “BlToic and brown. These on sale Saturday B J3 only at B<*. Limit 2 SC gu jrntrs to one customer ■ M at big hosiery depart- w oient. $2.00 Fancy Rugs at Another shipment of those fancy double side woolly rugs to supply the C”■ |||| demand. Truly a *t H bargain at sl. See m z^ZZZZ them, rear of store. H Girls’ 15c to 19c Hose Very slight seconds of a good quality hose. Black. gS XWj* brown, white, pink 64 3 _ and beige colors. I H H Sizes up to 6 only. H HB Hosiery Dept. Q MR£/ Ladies’ $1 Purses, Now Strap handle pouch purses; also vanity boxes; 15 gaS£3 Csp\ different styles. A M M big lot now out on S ILSI A a main aisle bar- as ~M S_ gain table at this **o reduced price, Ladies $1 CORSET^ A full line of iOSjS sizes; pink and Js N]3 white: other well- IS made corsets at spe- M „B Bjj dal prices. H 32-In. Dress Gingham New fall patterns aSSSi. for school dresses. bTJ >h Washable colors A M K.M gts tisual 36c quality. M K Big variety. Mrs* wj Yard-Wide PERCALES Light and dark m patterns. A usual MR enH 23c quality for R R fil ladles' aprons and W ff* boys’ school blouses. || \AjK W Yard goods dept., ™ rear, Child’s 75c Rompers i ' rL ‘ , 'y styles of 232 s&Lji plainllnene, various colors; also some of CJI gingham. One of B B" many specials in HKJv V children s dept.

Get the Boy and Girl A Ready for School Don’t wait till the last minute. Take k Advantage of our Clean-up Sale reduoEg tionn and save extra money. Sale Boys’ | Sale Girls’ 2-Pants Early Fall pgjMTOi S UIT SCO ATS IBKPIP $5.88 $4.88 S (w) Good serviceable Medium weight I am x ~3 suits of mixture coats —not too heavy M Cloths — up-to-date for fall days. 1 Vj3 j styles. Suits that Coats worth $6.60, H IkS yA. ‘ usually sell at SS.SO. $7.50 and $8.50 in |K Ig. Now is the time to this lot. Pretty 1 outfit the boys at a styles. Also few gi saving. | cloth capes included.

Ladies’ Lovely New FALL HATS New *1 (?"> CT als—the very I iv/3 latest styles In the pc pillar colors. The savings ZnCZ. -TztTj you can make e here will surprise yo u. F~ Come inspect Hn the new creatlons for the coming seatfi* 1 /I QET son. Special atfT'ivO displays tomorrow. ALSO § Ladies AUTO CAPS 98c

LADIES’ $4 SKIRTS Tan Wool Crepe Skirts, pleated models. Ideal styles for now and early >• •* fall wear. A limit- S. m jS SS ed number only of V & * these to sell, so Z don't delay. SsSSi

! Extra Special! Ladies DRESSES ■ SWfc Theso are very gj jfj.’retty styles for iMhouse, porch or .Ml-orest wear —some B hers of voiles anil 9 *NQI Vlnghams. You real--9 ly must see them to 9 \1 ]( fully appreciate this H offer at Maln

FOR LESS We iell dependable #hoe* for men. women and children at cut price?* nil the time. We mention here a few clear, up sale special*, typical of other bargain offer* lomorrow. Join the ru*h. Ladies’ Ladies’ Black White and Canvas White Footwear Sport Straps “E* Oxfords while they Special, la at, 79c *l* ar • i Sale rL .,, , D . . Childrens Patent w/f* r ti. White Leather Sandals Sli PP ers Various Former $4 styles, nil Values, now sires. Not on sale at many left. s \-M 69c

$2.50 White Bed Spreads Ladies' Bungalow Aprons .59<> Hot and Cold Bottles ....69C 25c Writing Tablets IQ<> Color 'Border Scrim ,10<? Yard

Large Paper Shopping Bags, Only 3c

Special Values Saturday We must make room for fall lines. Prices on many lines have been greatly reduced—and the money savings are great. Only a brief mention of the bargains can be given here—come see for yourseif.

Ladies’ $5 and $6 Summer PRESSES ‘2.98 /ft Higher priced &| j dresses now grouped J&A I j for quick sale. Not much to invest for the many summer m "&KSO days ahead. Kj^BHI Ladies ’ CmgAam RtUP'. DRESSES I'MB 51 UP values ja V •while they J \n 0k last tomor- 9 row. ■

SALE SI.OO SHEETS Just one hundred on sale. Limit 2 to one customer Seamed bleached BSE}! sheets that sell reg- ffi ® a ularly at $1 00. Just m M n one of the many IE mtS %& specials Saturday. ■

?1 CHEMISE a 77c 1 White batiste with ( 8 fancy lace tops. Spe- 1 9 cial lot of 10 dozen ODly on sale. 5™ l 9 $1 GOWNS Jk I 79c K/il Several style s— ' ■ white and pink, short 07/ 9 sleeve and sleeveless. U / a $1.39 SLIPS ;j 1 White Muslin, also //] / Sateen, in various //] I *j Colors. //I A 98c 8

Men’s $2 Bib Overalls Heavy blue denim, suspender back; full set pock- ™ ets; double sewed. and IB J a One of the best to H n-H be had anywhere at *• H * v the price. Just H - come and see. “ Men’s 50c Neckwear Wide silk four-ln-hands; also fiber knit ties. Big rata assortment of pat- gy Sc*™ terns. A real neck- jg I* wear bargain. One Jr fk i™ of many specials ia w ?n's dept. Men’s 95c Work Shirts Good fast color plain blue chaanbray. Full cut and bkai roomy shirts. Well Mr a known make All jf O sizes and plenty of M I" them on sale In the ■ Bjf V men’s department. m 19c Sox—2 Pairs for Men's lisle sox; black or brown. Avery good quality sjßl km* and all sizes. Many (gB other special values W|a also in men’s hos- M TS I lory.—Men’s depart- ftjl W# ment, MIM 'VZt? Men’s 25c Paris Garters They are nationally advertised. The regular 25c sin- gM ' gle grip Paris gar- §S ■ ters are on sale In I gA> #| our big men's fur- fla i Hl_ nlshings dept, at B Men s $2.50 Khali PANTS Dark color, heavy weight twill khaki. Made right . to give good service. CT| Q Q The best kind of S 9 . I/O work pants for M right now. All sizes. B Men’s Handkerchiefs llod or blue bandana hanclker chiefs. They are cheap mSMk enough at sc. but while ** a 2o dozen last Saturday IK A yon can buy 3 at 3<* ■ il. each.—Men's dept. iloys' $3.50 Pongee im These are tlno looking, dressy” one-piece suits of mercerized pongee; n a in natural color. All 21*™ B III) sizes up to 10. They v JF ' were originally $3.50 JLgm and now only ***• Men’s 69c Union Suits Athletic style. Made of good quality check nain- tm MBk. sook. Full cut, not mM ■ ■ skimpy. One of va- MM GLH rlous underwear _ I _ specials in the || BJ) w men's dept. Soiled Dress SHIRTS Neck band style. Formerly $1 to $1.50, but have MSB BM become soiled from ~Er handling. About 100 B gM A shirts only; while @ w■_ thov last at, choice, m vLJm mr so Heavy Work Suspenders, 49c Seconds 35c Work Gloves, 15c Men’s Field Straw Hats, 7c Men’s $4 Dress Pants, $2.98

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