Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 104, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 August 1926 — Page 3

MraT 6, 1926

VACATION OVER, •ALFONSO RETURNS TO GLOOMY JOB Spanish King a Real Mixer in England—Too Many Bombs at Home. Bu XEA Service LONDON, Aug. 6.— A fortnight of cure-tree 'living ended for Alfonso Hapsburg-Boueb'on the other day, and the gates of his prison closed Dn him again with a clang. For fifteen days a virtual ticket-of-leave man, he wandered where he listed. He “diked up” in glad ras? and was the gayest of the gay at swell weddings. Ha togged up in riding clothes and played polo. He dropped in unexpectedly in a Spanish restaurant and took pot-luck. Ito went to Wimbledon and cheered a famous Spanish beauty, who competed in the women’s tennis championship games. Tho scowl came of? his lips, the frown off his forehead. But now all that is over and done with, and It’s back to the mines. Poor Little Rich King All of which is a way ( of saying that Alfonso XIII, Spain’s poor little rich king, has left behind him the freedom and the ease of England |for the staff decorum, the heavy forBiality, the gloomy paiaces and the anarchist plots of the Spanish court. It was fine while it lasted. Alfonso enjoyed his vacation as much as does any shoe clerk. To the British royal family he was simply “Allie.” To society friends he was “Duke”—because he was Incognito as the Duke of Toledo. In England he could do everything he wanted to do. In Spain he can’t. Tradition hangs with heavy hand over the Spanish monarch. There always are bombs Just around the corner. A Gloomy Home In Spain Alfonso always Is king. In England, incognito, he is a gentleman out for a holiday. In Spain he is aloof. In England he is a mixer. Over here he looks at tennis and polo. In Spain he looks at a grim museum he has collected for himself. Its chief exhibits are fragments of bombs, poisons, daggers, and other lethal weapons designed to cut his own life short. Alfonso things that what is to be will be. Therefore all the attempts upon his failed to sour or frighten him. He has been king longer than any monarch in Europe. As he was a posthumous heir, he was king from the moment he was bom on May 17, 1886, and was brought in on a great silver salver displayed to the grandees. When he was a mere babe, watchful attendants thwarted a plot to poison him. In 1905, when he was driving through Paris street with kthe French president, a bomb was flung at his carriage. On His Wedding Day People remembered his ominous title Alfonso Thirteenth, on his wed-

Acorns and Oaks BECAUSE of Spain, was convinced By a) young dreamer of Genoa that the world was round and one j could reach the east by sailing west —America was discovered. Because Clara Barton, a nurse in the Civil War, was convinced that a national relief organization was necessary for the emergencies of war and peace—the American Red Cross was organized. Because Lydia E. Pinkham, of Lynn, Massachusetts, was /j convinced that the medicine she made for her family and her hi W neighbors could be sold to the benefit of other women —Lydia A E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound was marketed. ]%ike the mighty oak, a great business has grown from small beginnings. Today, six buildings are devoted to the manufao ture of this dependable medicine. I ® Julia Schmidt wprked in a factory. She was not strong and she often forced herself to sit at her machine when she was not able. For five years, she was in a weakened con- " jl Because a friend recommended Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, she gave it a trial. "Everyone says I am a healthier and stronger girl," she writes. "I am recom- Lj i mending the Vegetable Compound and lam willing to answer letters from women asking w* about it.” Her address is 652 North Front Kj St., Salem, Oregon. / j| fyL Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compoundl Jr* 1

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Here Is former Governor of Illinois Frank O. I/wden as a real farmer, clothes and all. He wore this rig when he showed members of the Illinois Banking Association over his big farm near Oregon, 111.

ding day, May 3, 1906, when he drove through Madrid streets with his bride, Princess Ena of Battenburg, cousin of England’s king. A bomb was thrown. The horses were killed. Twelve persons loot their lives. The very uniform of the bridegroom and the whit* dress of the bride were spattered with blood. In 1913 an assassin shot at him

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and barely missed him. Hast year when he visited In Barcelona, the hotbed of the reds, a bomb was found in the cathedral where he was to visit. Shortly afterward, when he was traveling by rail from Barcelona to the capital, another bomb was discovered In a big tunnel. Why, on his very way to England via Paris for the vacation he has just finished, another murder plot was foiled! MORE PARK FLOWERS Larger Number of Blooms Planted in Board Gardens. Flowers are more numerous In the park gardens than during former years. John E. Milnor, board president, said today. The board has planted one-third more flowers than last year, according to Milnor. Old Japan respected the monkey as one of the servants of* Koshln, God of Roads. Wmvsl lifC Sufrlu jyi * r Sj^BeWellj jfcft I-, J And Happy —and you have Nature’s Rrcatest gilt. Nature’s emedy (hR Tablets) a ’ S vegetable laxative, tone* TCf' organs and relieves EBBr Constipation. Biliousneas.

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Men’s and Boys' Clothing and Shoe Depart mftits Open Till 9 o’Clock Saturday Night

Lovely Silken Hosiery (Reinforced with rayon) m SI.OO /II / Every Pair Sold With a lg / Guarantee. A New Pair L| I Free If Unsatisfactory in || I In any way. lß| Beautiful hosiery with full Mtm \ fashioned foot and form iXlk V fitting ankles, strong elastic ws\\ tops, special ravel stops. Flesh, Atmosphere, Crash. Nude, Tea Rose. French Xude, Woodland Rose, Sunset, Blush, Toast, Bran, Blonde Satin, Beige, Apple Green, Bluette. Grain, Piping Bock, ZJdo, Blue Fox and Ounmetal. —Street Floor.

The Fair’s Greatest Shirt Sale! — 5,000 Men’s Fine High-Grade Shirts In an Extraordinary Underpriced Event! 85 c $ P pill iL 3 for s 2 * so 3 for S 4OO 3 for $ 4 * 75 y \ ) S ' \\ The biggest shirt buying opportunity of the season. Practically our enV 'BE f U t* r ® Block of'men’s shirts will be included in this sale. Thousands of . /til VI (///A/vyrn? flne sllirts t rom a number of the most reputable makers In the country. \ 'ibi ■_ Qftf V D,vided Into three great groups and radically underpriced for this ex- \ / i' ; (' f traord,nary Clearance Sale. Come early. 1 ’// Fine Fabrics—Superior Workmanship, & vK Perfect Fitting and Choice Patterns! If pEr Shirts from Wilson Brothers, Argo Shirts, Mercnry A yjr • :-v' ;V ' Shirts—and the best from other famous makers. / // \ A —Men’s store, street Floor. Neckband and collar attached styles—Sizes to 19.

The 17 V The Greatest August r ur hale "Jsssa Women Are Amazed at the Remarkable Values Offered

Northern SEAL 7 c COATS 017= Trimmed With Skunk, Squirrel, Beaver and Fox. $l5O Values. FINE MARMOT IAA COATS pricb *IUJU 48-Inch Models. $165 Values. Sample Squirrel &■ qp* COATS price XOD Large Fox Collars. S3OO Values.

French f* f\ A TP $85.00 Seal Fur LUA 1 ij Values

One Hundred Smart Silk Dresses

All Much Higher Priced Models Extra Special — While They Last 1 > Instead <ft paying sls, $12.75, $lO or $7 95 you will have unrestricted choice of these lovely silk dresses at FIVE DOLLARS. Smart styles for dress occasions, street wear, business and va- ' l|n cation —beautifully fashioned dresses; the season’s best styles in ; Jg§ the most popular colors and combinations. JfWh Sizes for Women and Misses—Plenty of Larger Sizes Greatly Underpriced for Quick Sale Saturday! Women’s Smart SILK DRESSES reduced to $3.33 Women’s $5 SUMMER DRESSES reduced to $1.98 Large Women’s SILK DRESSES, 42 to 54, at $5.00 Women’s sls SPORTS FLANNEL SUITS, special $6.98 Women’s $lO FLANNEL SPORTS DRESSES, 0n1y... .$5.00 WOMEN’S sls SPORTS FLANNEL COATS, special.. .$4.98 Larger Women’s POIRET TWILL COATS, special... .SIO.OO

Beoond Floor

All Fibre Furniture V 2 Price A Special Offering for Saturday Shoppers „ $35.00 Porch Set, $17.50 A handsome three-piece set that will adfi much to the pleasure of leisure time spent on the porch. Other porch and sun room furniture includes Ferneries, Sun Parlor Suites, Chaise Longues, Day Beds and all fibre rockers. Choice from any of these at one-half the regular price. Third Floor

Men’s and Womens Wool Bathing Suits Colors are copen, ted, \• 1 / / .orange, black y f m and green, trimmed with contrasting colors. All sizes.

All Other Departments Close at 6 P. M. I 1 The Store of Greater Values THIS IP<^>]l]Et> 311-325 West Washington Street

Smart Caracul epyjra cn COATS P^ F . 7i7= Fox Trimmed. $l5O Quality. Silver Muskrat CfO 1“ COATS °loO Fox Trimmed. S2OO Quality. HUDSON SEAL c-aftO COAtS PRIOI X Silky Furs. $250 Quality.

Boys’ and Girls’ Bathing Suits Ads AH Fine wool f JB suits for the P/ P/ • I all 1 little tots of / /(P 1 2 to 6 years. 9 9 \e Red, green and Copen. —Street Floor.

Second Floor

An Extraordinary 69c Sale! Girls ’ Dresses Little Girls’ Dresses Girls’ Underwear Little Tots’ Play Suits Kiddies’ Creepers find Rompers Things for the Baby GirU ’ fiQr Dresses vwv Nicely made of ginghams and dimities. Attractive style. Sizes 7 to 14. Pant y Dresses UvL Well made of durable checked ginghams; red, blue, tan and green. Sizes 2 to 6. Lt Pliy 69c One-piece style, sailor collars, sfjort sleeves, emblem trimmed; tan, green and khaki. Sizes 2 to 6 years. 2 Girls’ “Nighties” 057 C Pretty garments in slip-over style, of plain and flowered fabrics, pink, peach and white. Sizes 6 to 12 years. 2 for 69<*. 3 Pairs fQ Bloomers UUL Nicely made of plain and atriped satine. Black, pink, white and orchid. Sizes 6 to 12 years. Creepers and PA Rompers 057 C Well made, durable quality. Plain colors and white. Sizes 1 to 6 years. ' —Second Floor.

Men’s Pure Virgin Wool Blue Serge Suits Single QC JX, and tj) H Handsomely tailored suits of the finest allwool blue serge; fine for dress and busi- W* J si ness wear. Suits that the most particular 1 | men find pleasure in wearing. Perfect fit- V I I tifeg, and serviceable to the highest degree. \ Ail Suits for which you usually pay at least LAB’sJ $25.00. Sizes 35 to 44. W UWI Men’s Palm QF Sizes gs 111 Beach Pants <Pm*7D 36 to 44 W y • Street Floor

Boys’ 2-Pants SUITS *£.95 2 Pairs Pants g| M Smart suits of excellent materials. Ideal suits for school wear. Correctly fitting and mighty good looking. Special Saturday at $5.95.

Boys’ Shirts A A and Blouses.... US7C Good, durable garments. Taken from higher priced groups. Light and dark colors. Shirts sizes 12V6 to 14. Blouses sizes 8 to 16. ££ 79c Another Saturday special. Good all-wool caps, light and dark colors. All sizes. Street

Special Third Floor Bargains Prices Reduced for Saturday Only!

Printed OQ r Charmeuse . Lovely dress fabrics, 38 Inches wide. Dainty floral designs, figured effects and stripes. sbc quality. Ruffled /JQ Curtains ...... Ue/L Usually $1 the pair; tieback curtains, pink and rose color. Yard-Wide ir Cretonne IvC Very attractive patterns and lasting colors. 19c quality. 40-Inch QQ Silk Crepe.. V 1 *570 P.tp'Otlful printed Georgettes, crepe de chine and flat crepe. All wanted shades. Up to $3 quality. 54-Inch A A Crepes Lovely bordered crepes of the choicest quality, beautiful patterns. A rare bargain in silks.

Boys’ Knit A £ _ Union Suits . . . .40C Fine knit cotton underwear; cool aid durable. Short sleeves, knee length. Sizes 6 to 16.

Two Special Groups of Smart HATS ‘ SOc and SI.OO Rpmarkable valups that we have assembipd for £3/8 ' Saturday’s clpver hats of Or braids and silk \ jjATy for street wear and travel. Bv- J \ // ery color and combination imaginable and all wanted shapes. Divided Into two groups and very specially priced for Saturday. Come early. —Second floor. ~

Extra Special ! / Men’s Straw Hats 79c Smart bats Wfrfch Kid for twice as much, oseven more, earlier lm the season. Genutme Swiss Teddos the most popular straw hat of the season.. Light weight, fancy bands — sll sizes. > —Street Hone.

Boys’ Long d*| QA Pants O 1 .057 Specially underpjiced. Excellent materials, well made, light and dark colors. Sizes 8 to 16 years. S’ w “ h ...:.79c Snappy* fruits for every day and school wear later- All formerly higher priced. Sizes 3 to 8 years. Floor

Marquisettes OQ and Filets . . As 57C Pretty drapery and curtain materials in checks, cross-barred effects and plain weaves. White, Ivory, hello and pongee. Curtain Net, 1 A Yard IUC Plain and cross barred effects In white snd ivory. Linen | n Crash IUC Stevens linen dish toweling: unbleached. Limit 6 yards to customer. Cretonne Pillows /S7c Just the thingr for the automobile, porch chairs and sun parlor. $1 quality. Various shapes and sizes. Well filled. Yard-Wide Sports Silk O 1 A wonderful value. Gorgeous patterns In the loveliest shades. Regular qualities up to $2. —Third Floor.

Boys’ Athletic OQ Union Suits .. . &57C Athletic style of dimity and checked nainsook* Open seat. Sizes 2 to 16. —Street Floor.

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