Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 160, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1925 — Page 7

THURSDAY, NOV. 5,1925

BUYS MEET IN BEER CAPITAL’ Anti-Saloon Convention Opens in Chicago. ’Rv United Press CHICAGO, Nov. s.—Forces of prohibition convened in Chicago today in the greatest rally for temperance and sobriety in the history of the Nation at the twenty-second national convention of the Anti-Saloon League of America. United States Senators, Congressmen, Governors, former Governors, preachers, business men anil prohibition enthusiasts from all walks of life rubbed elbows in hotel lobbies and convention headquarters. “The tight for prohibition has just begun. Our next battle ist ot perfect enforcement and promote observance. The flush of our first victory must not result in dropping the fight to the wets.” These were the slogans broadcast from convention headquarters. For five days Chicago, notorious as the "beer capital” for its beer runners, bootleggers, alcohol merchants and gunmen, becomes the dry capital of the country. The executive committe, of which the Rev. W. B. Farmber, Indianapolis, is a member, went into session behind closed doors this morning. BUSINESS MEN ELECT C. O. Brittan, G. Hedrick, Edward S. Saylor, J. J. Steele, J. T. Kortepeter, AV. L. Cook and George (Swomeyer, are new' directors of the Southeastern Business Men’s Association. A membership campaign among business men in the southeast ■ section of the city was planned at a meeting AVednesday night.

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Too Tired For Housework? Beware of Chronic Fatigue

Thousands of tired, nervous, rundown women would be surprised to learn that in most cases their fatigue, nervousness, headaches, backache, etc., are due not to daily housework, but to the fact that they are really suffering from —chronic fatigue. Chronic fatigue is entirely different from the ordinary “healthy” fatigue you feel after a good long walk. Chronic fatigue comes from within. Your organs and muscles have become debilitated due to lack of sufflclnt organic iron in your blood. To conquer chronic fatigue you

State Department Bars Her r pUfSp \ /\ * *’ ! > : r > | Countess Karolyi Countess Katherine Karolyi, wife of the* former president of Hungary, is the latest would-be visitor to the United States to be banned by the State Department. She contemplated a lecture tour. The State Department barred her on the ground she is a Communist. Manual H. S. Minutes The Manual Hl-Y Club is to entertain the Girl Reserves Club with a masquerade party on Friday. The club is planning to attend the annual older boys’ conference at Anderson the last of this month. The Art Club opened its season last week. The officers elected were Margaret Corness, president; Claska Wit, secretary, Eva Coil, treasurer. Cast of the senior class play, “Jonathan Makes a AVish,” have Ween announced as follows: Aunt Letitia Martha McCoy Susan Sample . Margaret Black Uncle Nathaniel Albert Smith Uncle John Frank Ball man Jonathan Arthur Funston Mile, Perrault Miriam AVit Hank John Herrman Albert Peet James Demetrius Man- Marjorie Coy John 111 William Brewer Rehearsals are under way and the play will be presented on the afternoon of Dec. 9 and on the evening of Dec. 10. Miss Lola I. Perkins, the coach, is assisted by Miss Gladys Karloff. Anew club has been organized in Miss Sanders’ roolroom in 230. The name is the H. H. Club. Its purpose is to create a finer school spirit, to back school activities, and to spread the roll call period to better advantage. Officers are Bernice Noerr, president; Lillian Isaacs, secretary. The following committees w r ere appointed: Constitution, Mildred Hill, Helma Kahn and Irene Newell; program, Ida Lurie, Ona Lyday, I ripen Horner, Margaret Joseph and Mary Miller; Booster reporter, Ruth Lindeman. The Business Girls’ Club gave a Halloween party in the girls’ gymnasium Tuesday. There were about 100 girls present who asserted that the party was the most successful ever had. The Junior Drama League is discussing plans for a Thanksgiving party. / The Masoma Club gave a party for freshmen girls last week. The three Frosh parties w r ere well attended. -Under the direction of Eva Meyers and Evelyn Coleman the freshmen played games and had a fine time. ACCIDENT COSTS IEGS Newly Married Man Falls Underneath Train Wheels. Rll United Press BEDFORD, Ind., Nov. 6.—Ray Stephens, 33, married less than two weeks, lay In a local hospital today probably fatally Injured. The man was found beside a rail road track with both legs mangled so badly it was necessary to amputate them. He told hospital attaches he was thrown from the train on which he was beating his way home. ‘BABY BUNTING’ FATAL Ru United Press SHELBYVILLE, Ind., Nov. 6 Elbert Poole, 34, is dead here today as the result of a hunting accident Wednesday. Poole, the father of three children, one of whom is ill, went out to kill a rabbit for the canvalescing child and in some manner his shot gun was accidentally discharged. The body was found by school children.

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367 Men’s Shirts &si.oo iVu \V\ Os imported broadcloth, woven madras, <y U printed madras and flannel finish material, in white, tan, gray and blue, also variety of striped patterns. Collar attached Tp and neckband styles. soiled and—mussed from display. BLOCK’S—Just Inside Illinois Street Door, to Your Left.

300 New Leather Handbags __ For Women and Misses /2ji $1.69 n, V.yfHHßi Os beaver and Persian grain leather, tooled calf and patent leather in envelope, underarm and long handle styles. leather or moire lined, coin purse and mirror fittings. Fall colorings. BLOCK’S—First Floor, S. E.

Special Features In j— Silverware 1 €5 0 Limited Quantities. -tik Just 8-26-piece Com- Just 85 polished Ki T udor plate wood nut bowls, comyl ‘f set : $13.00 plete with cracker and V i quality **• pick set; $1.50 Ii 1' sets, silver quality $4.98 , -Tust 10 pairs sterlJust 15 silver plated candlesticks k=a UdfrggM kaS fruit baskets, with s inches in height; s.l BH SB handles; $5 quality $4 98 11 quality $3.98 Just 55 silver plated I fJ > I -Just 120 Rogers qual- bread and sandwich itv tenettes. Variety trays. Heavily plated or handles; 70c qual- on nickel base; $2.00 lty 39c qualitv 98c BLOCK’S—First Floor, S. C.

All-Wool Dress Flannels BL $1.79 s' -5 - iUsßr 5 “ Inches wide. Good weight and qual lty for dresses, in rose, tan, rust, light \ , brown, cardinal, Black Prince, pansy and ■ - O' BLOCK’S—First Floor. Northeast.

All-Wool French Serge 954 Inches wide. Medium weight, suitable for dresses. Rich deep shade of navy BLOCK’S—First Floor, Northeast.

FRIDAY ONLY Wash Goods Remnants l U Off Regular Prices Desirable lengths for dresses, blouses, trimmings, etc., of plain and fancy voiles, crepes, ginghams and linings of all kinds. For example, remnants marked 40c, deduct one-fourth and pay 30c for same. BLOCK’S—First Floor, Northwest.

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FRIDAY ONLY Renfrew Table Damask SI.OO Quality 59c 68 Inches wide. Red or blue. BLOCK’S—First Floor, N. W.

FRIDAY ONLY Women’s FullFashioned Hose Slightly damaged. Chiffon and service weight, all the season’s most popular shades included in the lot. st, $1.19 and $1.65 Qualities LOT ’ 49c LOT 2 29c BLOCK’S—First Floor, Southwest.

FRIDAY SPECIAL! Boys’ All-Wool Vest Suits Ages <[£ QQ 6to 16 <PO7O Attractive novelty patterns in all the wanted shades. Each suit includes coat, vest and knickers. Extra knickers to match at small extra cost. BLOCK’S—Third Floor.

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All-Linen Towel- “l A ing, 15c Quality... IUC 16 Inches wide. Unbleached. Blue -Ijordered. BLOCK’S —First Floor, N. W. Hemmed Napkins, $1.50 Quality— QQ_ 12 FOR iJOC 17 Inches square. Floral designs BLOCK'S—First Floor. N. AV. Hemmed Tablecloths, $3 Qual- <M QQ ity tPl.dO G 4 Inches square. I.inenized finish. Various patterns. BLOCK'S—First Floor. N. W. Crinkle Bedspreads, $2.50 Qual- 1 QQ ity Di.O7 Combination colored stripes. Spreads require no ironing. BLOCK’S—First Floor, N. W. Checked French Flannel, $4.50, $4.95 and d*Q 4 Q $5.50 Qualities. 64 Inches wide. All wool. Sport colorings. BLOCK’S—First Floor, N. E. Women’s Lace Nsckwear, 5 s Qu “' 48c Collar and cuff sets, separate jabots with or without collars, waistline panels; cream and ecru. BLOCK'S—First Floor, N. E. Women’s Tailored Vestees, $1.25 and 40 $1.48 Qualities. . . . TrOC Os linen and madras in tan ana colors. BLOCK’S—First Floor, N. E. Women’s Collar and Cuff Sets, $1.25 7Q Quality I /C Os net with inserts of insertion and tucks, Jace edged. Also vestees of Venise lace or net, lace trimmed. Jabots with collars or without. A few have real lace edges. BLOCK'S—First Floor, N. E. Women’s Collar and Cuff Sets, 50c QQ Quality J/C Stiffly starched, variety of colored checks and plaids. BLOCK'S—Fijat Floor, N. E. Jiffy Lofk Hand- AQ bags, $3.00 Quality ft/OC Double handle style with pull tab fastener. Black, brown and tan. BLOCK'S—First Floor, S. E. Fine Leather Handbags, $14.98, $12.98 and $10.98 Qual- <tQ QQ ities PO.ft/0 Smart pin and silk grain genuine seal leather bags. Tailored or swagger styles. Taken from our higher priced stocks and reduced for Friday only. BLOCK’S—First Floor, S. E. 5,000 Cakes Auditorium Bath Soap Tab- £ lets CAKE DC No mail, phone or C. O. D. orders. BLOCK’S—First Floor, S. C. Women’s Rayon Princess Slips, $3.48 CO 90 Quality VutUtf Sizes 36 to 44. Non-stretch fabric, double hem; black, white and colors. Broken assortments. BLOCK’S—First Floor, S. W. Women’s Knit Union Suits, $1.48 and $1.75 QQ Qualities tPltfaJ Sizes 6 to 9. Mercerized lisle, bodice style, tight knee, peach color. BLOCK’S- First Floor. S. AV. Women’s Glove Silk Bloomers, tf* I 7Q $2.50 Quality . . P 1 • I/ Sizes 6, 7 and 8. Full cut. Reinforced crotch, pink and peach. BLOCK’S—First Floor, S. AV. Women’s Handkerchiefs, 15c, 17c and 19c Q Qualities 5/C In colors with dainty embroidered designs, also all-white with colored embroidery. Variety of designs. Slightly mussed or soiled. BLOCK'S—First Floor. N Men’s Initialed Ham rchiefs, 25c 1 Quality i C Os cambric with wov olored border and coloreu i£l to match. Tan, blue at. premier. BLOCK’S—First Floor, h

Men’s Pajamas, $3.00, $2.65, $2.50 Cl- QC Qualities Plv J Incomplete assortments taken from our regular stock. Not all sizes in every style, but all sizes In the lot. Os woven madras, pongee, percale, etc. Plain colors, plain white and striped. Loop trimmed or plain. BLOCK’S—First Floor. S. E. Men’s Socks, 4 A _ SI.OO Quality 4/ C Silk and wool, In black. Sizes to 11 only. Also all-wool socks in black with various colored clocks, In all sizes. BLOCK’S—First Floor, S. E. Novelty Flannel Blouses, $3.00 QC Quality Pl#ft/D For women and misses. High necks. Knit waist bands. Black and white, black and red, or blue, red or green. Also $6 quality $3.96 $7 quality $4.95 BLOCK’S—Second Floor, S. C. Girls’ Gingham Dresses, $2.00 Cl cn Quality I • JU Ages 6 to 14. Fast colors. Plaids, stripes, checks, and plain. , BLOCK’S—Second Floor, S. W. 38 Girls’ Coats, $lO and S B - 75 C£ QC Qualities pU*IO Ages 6,8, 10. Tailored or fancy. Some are plain and some are fur trimmed. BLOCK’S—Second Floor, S. W. Boys’ Blouses, QQ Friday Only OtJ C Collar attached Btyle. Light Btripes in fast colors. BLOCK'S—Third Floor. Window Shades, |*Q Special EACH, DiJC Yard wide by 7 feet long. Opaque cloth on dependable spring rollers. Tan or dark green. BLOCK’S—Fourth Floor. 25c Overdrapery | 7 Material, Special. . 1I C 36 Inches wide. Attractive patterns in rich colorings. Washable materials. BLOCK’S—Fourth Floor. Braided Rag Rugs, 70 SI.OO Quality 'I /C 18x36 Inches. Oval shape; hit and miss pattern. Attractive colorings. BLOCK’S —Fourth Floor. Clothes Hampers, QQ $1.30 Quality 2/0 C Medium size. Hinge cover style, double splint. BLOCK’S—Fifth Floor. • Goldfish Bowls, QQ $1.50 Quality OvC Two-gallon size. Complete with wrought iron stand. x BLOCK’S-*-Flfth Floor. Stamped Pillowcases, 0!y ,y ..... ..Pair, 84 C Os good quality, 42-inch tubing, stamped in three attractive designs. BLOCK S—Sixth Floor Stamped Turkish Towels, o„t y 59c 20x40 Inches. Os good quality toweling in large checks of pink, blue, or yellow. A choice of designs. BLOCK’S-—Sixth Floor Heavy. Blankets; $3.95 Quality— *Q QQ Pair, ])£ U%J 72x80 Inches. Gray or white with attractive striped borders. Deep, soft nap. BLOCK’S—Basement Store. 30 Brushed Wool | Q Hats, $2 Quality. . . IvC BLOCK’S—Bnßcment Store. 35 Rubber Aprons, 1 Q 39c Quality 1/ C BLOCK’S—Basement Store. 50 Band Aprons, 1 Q Friday Only 1/ C BLOCK’S—Basement Store. 75 Khaki Skirts, “I Q $1.60 Quality 1/ C BLOCK’S—Basement Store. Women’s and Misses’ Silk Lingerie, $3.00 QQ Quality Stepins, bloomers and envelope chemise. Also $4.00 quality at $1.69. BLOCK’S—Basement Store.

Quantities Limited on Some Items

Women’s and Misses’ Pumps and Oxfords $6.00 and $7.00 Qualities $3.95 Choose from patent leathers, tan calf and black satin in French heels, Cuban heels and junior heels. BLOCK’S—Third Floor.

Boys’ and Girls’ , p==^ School Shoes j pv Friday Only! </ $1.19 K2P Sizes 6 to 11. Durably built footwear of solid leather with serviceable extension soles that will give lasting wear. Neat and good looking. BLOCK’S—Third Floor.

. FRIDAY SPECIAL White Enameled Kitchen Utensils (Triple Coated) Included are 14-quart size 1 dish pane—-10-qt. size pails— I 2-quart size coffee pots— f £\ 12-quart size open kettles— Nc 6-quart size convex kettles — ( tj m J*. „ 4-quart size water pitchers— 1 2-quart size rice boilers — Roasters and combinets. / BLOCK’S—Fifth Floor.

FRIDAY SPECIAL! Dress Ginghams 25c and 19c Qualities 14c 32 and 27 Inches wide. Good qnality zephyr ginghams. In a great variety of checks and neat plaids. Fast colors. BLOCK’S —Basement Store.

FRIDAY SPECIAL! Wool-Mixed Plaid Blankets $5.50 Quality (|JQ QC Pair, t pOmZ/%J 70x80 Inches, large double bed size. Thick, fluffy nap, largo block design in colors of roM_, blue, tan, lavender and gray. Due to limited quantity, we can not allow over two pairs to a customer. BLOCK’S—Basement Store.

Women’s and Misses’ Lingerie SI.OO, $1.25 and $1.50 Qualities 69c 3 for $2.00 Gowns, stepins, envelope chemise and bloomers of good, serviceable material. Slightly counter tossed, but one laundering will make them like new. BLOCK'S—Basement Store.

Misses' Navajo Blanket Coats $lO and $12.75 Qualities $5 t Very snappy looking garment* that are warm ns well ns attractive. This very low price makes these coats even more desirable. While 30 last. BLOCK’S—Basement Store.

Small Women’s and Misses’ Balbriggan Dresses | ] SIO.OO Quality I $4.95 Hy Smart one and two-piece frock* with trim- wa *• pßf mings of novelty braid, bullet buttons and vari- /Jl ons other unusual touches. Exceptionally good i -rr ■■■** *■ ' values at 94.95, BLOCK’S—Basement flStore.

Women’s/and Misses’ Coats and Dresses 0 SIO.OO, $12.75 and $15.00 Qualities $6.95 m Included in this group are Wats of velour, Kersey mixtures and novelty materlala. The dresses are of satin, satin canton, canton ul*crepe and novelty materlala. All at one price of 86.95. BLOCK'S—Basement Store.

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