Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 302, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 May 1925 — Page 12

ggSggrrESlN SfGEAR AS MmARY NEARS City to Buzz Tonight With Political Meetings of Both Parties. With the city primary campaign rapidly drawing to a close, mayoralty candidates redoubled their efforts today in a final drive. Meetings were scheduled in all parts of the city in behalf of various candidates. W. S. Frye, Republican candidate, planned one of the biggecst meetings of his campaign at Liberty Hall tonight. In addition to speeches there will be entertainment features. Duvall Speaks John L. Duvall, Republican aspirant, spoke at noon at the Indianapolis Glove Company. He will address the following meetings tonight: 1232 N. Missouri St., iuUB K. Eleventh St., Shelrfon Theater, Shel don St. and Roosevelt Ave.; 617 Bright St., and Twentieth St. and College Ave. A reception for supporters of Delbert O. Wilmeth, supporters at 720 N. Meridian St., Saturday noon, fed ' lowed by a parade, was announced. Democratic candidates also were busy. Walter Myers was to speak at noon at the Oakes Manufacturing Company at 12:15 p. m. and at 1 p. m. at Udell anad Clifton St. Adolph Emhardt was scheduled for a noon meeting at Fairbanks-Morse Company. H. C. Andrews also was to speak. Emhardt also had several night meeting scheduled. Duvall Officers S. D. Miller, president of the Lemcke-for-Mayor Club, said there seemed no doubt that George V. Coffin. city chairman, had appointed a preponderance of Duvall supporters

Come Today for These Bargains

1 For Your Old Storage Battery on a New LONG DISTANCE BATTERY

STANDARD CORD TIRES / fWr \ First Quality //tf J \ yYy. j) Every tire ha* a serial number and carries the I / K / \ V\T TV manufacturer’s warrant. ■ ’it Specie I for Friday SATLKDAY I I 1 4 30x3V2 Reg. Size, $6.95 30x3V2 Over Size, $8.95

Water Pumps for Fords dives your Ford the cooling efficiency of high-priced cars. Made of high-grad* materials and dependable in every respect. A wonderful dQ dff value at OIL SYSTEM FOR FORDS An auxiliary pipe on the outside of the motor which carries the oil to the front directly over the top of the timing gear*, insuring a constant circulation at all times, even on bad hills. Can be installed in ten minutes with -J A ordinary tools Di-AvJ Your Favorite Polish Is here st a saving. We have “909,” High Lustre, Simonlz, Sealovar, etc.

GUARANTEE TIRE Sc RUBBER CO. 211-213 S. Illinois St. 938-942 Virginia Ave All Item* except the batteries *ent postpaid to any address within 800 mile* of Indianapolis upon receipt of check or money order.

Brake Lining, Gaskets, Fan Belts, Pistons, Etc., at a saving.

Long Live the King and Queen!

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Charles Butler r ul Mary Krug, Health King and Queen of the May, with glasses of the milk that helped theme win their honors.

Hail to the king and aueen of the May! Mary Krug, 10, of 1346 W. Twenty-Third St., and Charles Butler, 11, i.f 1322 Deloss St., were crowned today by virtu* of making the best records in nutrition classes of the city’s publ ,< ' schools. For May Day in Indianapolis is Child Healtli I'ay. Os the 600 pupils in nutrition classes throughout the city, Charlas and Mary won first honors. Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Krug, and a 5B pupil at School No. 44, W. Twenty-First St. and Sugar Grove Ave., has gained twenty pounds since Oct. 8. She now weighs ninety pounds. Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Butler, and a 7A pupil at School

on his election boards as given out today. “About ten days ago I wrote Coffin asking him to give representation to all candidates on his boards. I never received a reply ”

LONG DISTANCE STORAGE BATTERY A high-grade thick-plate storage battery of STANDARD MAKE. Sold under our own brand name. Not to be confused with the many thin-plate inferior batteries now on the market. We buy direct and sell at a saving. 6-volt, 11-plate with fl"l O Q(T one-piece rubber case Gtiler Sizes of Batiries In Proportion.

“Doll-Up” Hub Sets for Fords and Uhevrolets mjt Highly Polished Aluminum Bet of 4 for JT ..Fords tple^tO Set of 4 for Chevrolets. . tpJLsOtJ SPECIAL PI The biggest spotlight bargain anywhere. 4%-inch head. Switch in handle. Complete with bulb and cord. QQ A Only /Ot

No. 8, Virginia and Lexington Aves., went from 7514 pounds to 85 1 4 pounds from Oct. 2to Dec. 19, when he was graduated from the nutrition class. Rest and special lunches are the chief means of bringing the underweight children in the nutrition classes to normal weight, according to Dr. James H. Stygall, director of nutrition in the schools.

GLADIOLUS BULBS GIVEN WEEK it rE MAKE presents like this to encourage the planting of FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES by \\ those who, perhaps, would not begin them otherwise, and to make it more worth while for ” everybody who needs anything in our line to always buy at our store. This week all our CUSTOMERS who cut out, the coupon below and bring it may have FIVE I.ARGE GLADIOLI S BULBS. M 5 Bulbs, Different Colors, Given V JL person should be content with so few. but plant liberally of these showy flowers, even to the extent of 100 or more bulbs. See our list. [9 America, flesh pink: AiiKusta, blush white. Halley, salmon pink: Mrs. Frank £f 7b j Jf f/)/ tng to yellow. Nora, lavender: Prinee of Wales, charming coral pink Purple B- &mMM. M. t m 11,1 1 /J A, king, purple flowers: Prinmllnus Hybrids, large range of yellow flowers ■ Regular prices of above were 75e to SI.OO a dozen. In this sale, I|C V AiL-W Ml any variety, per doien ...., \ LV Everitt’s Choice Mixed, Gladiolus HI (dElr 7*. i Y/f This mixture comprises varieties that are very early to very late and a great > ‘ £& J ■jml' variety of colors. A bed of this mixture will treat you to new surprises every ll day over a lons period Ol'R SPECIAL prioeis: Dcren, 4(>c; f 9 CA II HI nryfi ify 7 25 for 75c; 50 for *1.50: 100 for. WONDERFUL CANNAS ~mT A hed of our canons will bring a bit of tropical foliage to your garden. You can have ißr/l their attractive follais and flaming Sowers from early summer in. Teasing in beauty till Jf /,-yXngmi autumn frosts. All heights. all colors They multiply rapidly. See the list, ig filL-g|/SL X Alphonse Bouvler—4'4 feet, preen leaves, crimson flowers. Buttercup—3 feet, green leaves yellow flowerithWLtc t'has. Henderson—4 feet, green leaves, crimson scarlet flowers with yellow throat. Mm Eureka 4 feet, green leaves. White flower m X?// Fiery Cross—4 feet, blue-green leaves, searlet flowers \mUTr (iolden Gate —4 feet, green leave* gold-orange flowers ]MtfT/ ,/j Indiana—fl feet, green leaves, golden orange flowers. WWM /f King Humbert-—4 feet, bronze leaves, orange-scarlet flowers Jit */ Mrs. Alfred (onrad—4 feet, green leaves, salmon pink flowers. Uiulnme Ctoxj— feet. green leaves, vernullon Shenandoah—4 feet, ruby red leaves, salmon pink Pennsylvania—fl feet, green leaves, scarlet overlaid The President—4 feet, green leave*, glowing red y orange. flowers. Venus—4 feet, green leave*, rosy pink, yellow border | Yellow King Humbert—4 feet, green leaves, yellow flow-era. Wyoming—s feet, purple leaves, orange colored flowers. .—, Mi/A K Reduced Price* —Anv variety, 10<*; per dozen, N. *I.OO , 25 for *2.00; by the 100 bulbs, at *7 -J3L, AiA Closing Out Sale of All Hardy Shrubs California ’Privet Ornamental Hedge —The finest all-purpose hedge, most beau*' , nl t>-d* von ■ mtiussSjßf ■u''.£t 'J J lt„♦ .\-J~ 4- can have. It takes less care than any other hedge and mJ " thrives in almost any soil. Can be trimmed to many at.a. cut m ■ tortw --.p ... abMid ks it VAN HOUTTEI nr BRIDAL Or I nLA WREATH. a great specialty of JpBWjWMMKM derful shrub blooming in a mantel of white all over the ■ attractive, the whole summer through. See our SPECIAL 4.60 2 to 3 feet, dozen 3,00 Bplrea Von Houttel AVhen in Bloom. y-v.l ci | • . c,, Price Was Variety Price Now CJther to L,IoSP Jut 50f Honeysuckle 30c V/IUCI JIIIUU VAJ NcIUSC V7UI Hydrangea Aboresccnse 40c Price Was Variety Price Now flilc Hydranrea Grand flora 3fle 40c Barberry 25c Smaller Hydrangeas 15c 60c Deutzia Lemoine 40c 75c Lilac, red. white, purple 50c 50c Deutzia. Pride of Rochester 30c 3llc Spirea Van Houttei 20c 50c Golden Bell 30c soc Spire# Van Houttei 30c 60e Golden Elder 300 60c Taman x 30c _ , * _ , 600 Leading varieties Apples; regular in Bargains In Fruit Trees ■***■** s* prite SI.OO. at DUC To close out. we offer the following at the extremely low 100 Plum Trees. Abundance and Burbank rn prices. All are In prime condition. All 4to 6 feet high. mainly. Were SI.OO. at OUC Roses, 30c Each, 4 for $1 A Great Sale All This Week! Our friends wilt notice in this list the absence of several old favorites, \ V J which we have sold them before, and the presence of new names, which l ’ - J j JM are amongst the BEST ROSES to be had. Limited space prevents full de- \\ scriptions. but all are superior varieties. Buy with confidence. 'is. Nk. Hardy Everblooming Roses / ATCTORY. red: RADIANCE, red: RED LETTER DAY. scarlet: 111 AD. E DOTARD J HERRIOT. red, shading to yellow ; J. 1,. MOCJt, pink: LA FRANCK, pink; MRS. AARON WARD, yellow ; SUNBi RST, yellow ; ALEXANDER HII.L, yellow; MELHybrid Perpetual ROSES GEN. JACK, red: JTBILEE. crimson; MAGNA CHARTA, bright rose. KARDY CLIMBING ROSES tine'wrighc pink- Thou- I orR PRESENT ROSES are th* best In varieties, size and sand Beaut-es. pink to carmine; Paul’s Scarlet. scarlet; quality that you may hope to get this season. AA Aviator, yellow; Silver Moon, white. , Ild ftt th „ remarkable pn.v—,3oc EACH; four for Jfrl.UU ' __ . .r n c BRING Tftis (OFPON FOR \_ Lg 5k hV/ LJ If" Lr /LN 0 This coupon presented by any customUOUY 111 n anim IlC'-r- no matter what purchased, will se 1L #4* ULHmlULUdcure 6 large size Gladiolus bulbs of the good breeds. The sturdiest, Dill DC dirferent colors. We do this to en eourhealsaiest chicks that can be hatched DULDO age the planting and growth of heauSee them and get our prices before ti,nl an ‘ i to n *ure that you always come rtWa*;K<S buytng any where. Ml m. to one of onr stores whenever you need anything in our line. Good at both stores. Good until May Bth. (Times) Our Prices If by Parcel Post Add 20 Per Cent, to Prices Quoted Always _ , % _ KS£! ZSI

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

HEATER’S GAS FATALTO BABY Death Is Investigated by Coroner Robinson. Investigation of the Jeath of Nancy Howard, seven months’ old daughte rof Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Howard, 4431 Winthrop Ave., was begun by Coroner Paul F. Robinson today. When Mrs. Howard returned home late Thursday she found her baby dead on a bed and Anna Holmes, colored maid, 630 Drake St., overcome by gas which escaped from a water heater. The maid was lying on the dining room floor where she had fallen while on her way to rescue the child, it was said. Her condition was said to be serious at city hospital. Patrolmen Pollard and Love found a water heater In the basement red hot. Doors and windows were Closed, officers said. Faces Auto Theft Charge Warren Heims, arrested Thursday near Kokomr, Ind., on charge of transporting a stolen automobile from Clark’k Fork. Idaho, to Kokomo, will he brought to Indianapolis late today or Saturday for arraignment before a United States commissioner.

And Bone-Dry Law Just in Effect Statehouse wiseacres Thursday found themselves baffled over the identity of a peculiar animal delivered to the State Museum by two Fortville men. The Fortville men found the creature by the roadside. It v 'td the head of a turtle, the body of a lizard and the tail of a snake, and was four feet long. Henry A. Roberts, Statehouse custodian, traced Its origin to Central America: Harry F. Dietz, assistant State entomologist, said it was an iguana and cited references to prove his point. The iguana, being dead, was turned over to the Shortridge High School scientific department for dissection.

TEACHERS MEET MAY 7 Bu Inited Brest CHICAGO May I.—High school and academy teachers of lowa, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota Illinois meet here May 7 and 8 for the thirty-seventh annual educational conference of the L nlverslty of Chicago. New and old theories of instruction of high school boys and girls will be presented. Prominent educators from middle western universities and secondary schools will speak.

GIVEN AWAY With Each Maytag Washer During This Special Sale 42-Pc.“lndian Prince” China Dinner Set This will be the greatest Electric Washer Sale Indianap- rl olis has ever known. We want every woman to see this JJ famous Maytag Washer. It is called the MIRACLE OF MONDAY. When you see a demonstration of it—then we leave the matter of purchase up to you. jlpETij Let us do a j|pt Then if it rr'T) doesn’t sell don’t keep it—let us show you how mn Biffin a " >^gy iptf v Washes in about one-fourth the time required of other U —| washers. Does all the work—no rubbing—even to S—* collar or wristbands. Washes all ordinary clothes in F — •yT''* . f three to six minutes — no soaking —no rubbing. Uy S' Washes the greasiest, dirtiest clothes or overalls in J to ten minutes. Now if You Are Perfectly Satisfied—Pay Us Only j sr^.oo_sf>oo DOWN M PER WEEK CALL MAIN 3012 FOR FREE HOME TRIAL EUREKA SALES CO. 34 S. MERIDIAN ST. MAIN 3012

BUTTERFLY BUSH ( S sr ) This Is a Bush That Every Lawn Should Have The Butterfly Bush or Symmw Lilac. A gem amoni plants "We have two of your Butterfly Bushes They have Note these special features: (1) Blooms first year. (2> bloomed all the year and are now the prettiest I have ever Hardy. (3) Gets larger each year: will grow 3 to fl feet seen In the way of flowers. We would not take anything high and large around. (4i Heavy with bloom from June for them.”—W. P. Allison, Jasper. Ala. "I am delighted until frost. is> Very fragrant purple blossoms, 6 to 10 with m.v Butterfly Bush. There Is nothing in my garden inches long, like lilacs. Fine for bouquets. isl! Attracts any lovelier, and that is saying a great deal, because 1 butterflies —they are always hovering around this plant. have everything from daffodils In the spring to ehrysanthe--17 J Unusual and attractive decoration for your lawn—will mums in the fall."—Mrs. McCulla. Waukegan, 111. "The hrifig admiration of neighbors and visitors. five Butterfly Bushes I got of you last spring have proved e a joy to us and to the friends to whom I gave them."— | nniKannt iJfMltyrtt'Pfi Mrs. Geo. Alfa. Peoria, 111 "M.v Butterfly Bush Is three 1 nousanas UCllgmca high and produced 75 blooms. If I could not get an Read these letters from people who bought our Butterfly other you could not buy this one for ten times what it cost Bush last spring. ne."—Mrs. Sdward M. Bailey. Melbourne, Mo. "The But- " The Butterfly Bush is the most beautiful plant I have ever terfly Bush la certainly a wonder, for it bloomed all sumseen. In bloom all summer. Rest plant in our garden."— mer dear until late this fall. Just as you said it would."— Chas. W. Laßreton, McKeesport, Pa. Mrs. Rm. Schlemsher. East St. Louia. 111. Regular prices, 60c each; tw ofor $1.00; five for $2.00 Reduced Prices—One, 35c; 3 for $1; 5 or More at 25c Each Will Be MaUed for loe a Package Extra. Get yours now. Be the first in your neighborhood to have tht# beautiful plant on your lawn. Can be gotten at our stores or sent to any postofftce In U. 8. Good condition guaranteed. The Butterfly Bush Can Be Planted Up to June 15th &recifl& (CX)SoaL§torg 3T

FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1925