Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 194, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 1926 — Page 3

NOV. 19, 1926

CONGRESS FACING FIGHT ON RIVERS, JIARBORMEASURE Bitter Struggle Certain — May Force Extra Session. Bv Untted Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.—A measure which will precipitate In the Senate the bitterest of fights, and possibly In Itself force an session of Congress, will be the rivers and harbors bill, according to the belief of Senator George W. Nor ris, Republican, Nebraska. This measure will be taken up by the Senate Dec. 14, according to agreement. It was finally reported •Vom the Senate Commerce Committee, June 25, after its passage by the House, and after bittery debated hearings before the Senate Committee. The bill involves an expenditure of $35,000,000. Various portions of it are strongly opposed by various strong factions in the Senate. Not the least of these is the opposition of Ohio and other Senators to water diversion from Lake Michigan into the Illinois River. A group of Midwest Senators is against the Jones amendment throwing restrictions around the development of the upper Missouri and are to hold off approving other ](Bons of the bill unless they get way in this particular. Others are violently opposed to the Cape Cod canal purchase, tacked on the bill as a rider, and earnestly deBired by the White House and the War Department. For a filibuster measure nothing could be more admirably suited than the rivers and harbors bill, which one Senator has described as a whole carcass of pork floating In brine.

“KONJOLA MADE ME WELL AND KEPT ME WELL,” HE STATES New Medicine Ended Health Troubles Seven Months Ago, Says Indianapolis Man "I quit talcing medicine seven months ago when Konjola ended my stomach trouble, and this past summer Is the first in several years that I worked steady without losing a day,” said Mr. Ben H. Vest, 3024 Euclid Ave., Indianapolis, In a testl-

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monial given just a few days ago to the Konjola Man at Hook’s Drug Store, Pennsylvania and Market Sts., Indianapolis, where large crowds are calling daily to find out about this surprising new compound. “Konjola made me well and kept me well,” continued Mr. Vest, "and before I got this medicine I was on the sick list for several years, suffering from stomach, liver and kidney trouble. “My stomach was so upset that I had spells of nausea every day. Nothing I ate would digest. I had f hot fever and cold chills, besides suffering the usual gas and bloating spells. My kidneys were weak and I had agonizing backaches during the day. My liver was out of order, causing dizzy spells, constipation and general bowel trouble. "This was my condition when \I started on Konjola. Within weeks I realized this medicine had done me a world of good, and I continued, takin'g four bottles in all. In four weeks I was well —free the miseries I suffered. That wlßeven months ago, and today my stomach is in a perfectly healthy I condition. I can digest anything I want to eat. I never have trouble with my kidneys any more, never have backaches. My liver is in good working order, skin is clearer, and I don’t have to take anything for constipation like T did before. I never have dizzy spells, cramps or any of the miseries I used to have. My appetite is better, also. "There is no doubt that Konjola has made anew man out of me, and I am always glad to indorse this medicine.” Konjola is non-alcoholic. It is different than any medicine previously known. Where many ordinary remedies contain only seven or eight herbal ingredients, which merely act as a laxative, this new Konjola contains twenty-two juices extracted from natural plants which Invigorate the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels to more healthy action. The effect of Konjola on the whole innersystem brings amazing relief in cases of suffering that had been going on for years. At the same time many weak and run-down systems have been restored to anew state of health through the use.of this compound. Such a vast number of men and women in this city have benefited by taking Konjola. until now it has become the most highly Indorsed that is known in this viThe Konjola Man is at Hook's Drug Store, Pennsylvania and Market Sts., Indianapolis, where he is dally meetin, the local public and Introducing! and explaining the merits of this remedy. Konjola is sold by every Hook store in Indian'Ms ami by all good druggists in Itu -rby throughout thlc I I secu*. 'ivertisement.

Men's and Boys* Clothing Department and Shoe Department Open Until 9P. M. Saturday. Other Departments Close at 6P. M. Saturday—The Last Day of Our Greatest Anniversary Sale!

Ruffled Curtains 39c The Pair Fine for bedrooms; of crossbar marquisette ; tieback style; 2>4 yards long, 27 Inches wide; while 100 pairs last. Saturday. No plione orders. —Third floor.

1,000 Pairs of Women’s Service Weight and Chiffon Hose |pP|. % One Day, Saturday f]%X J 1 The You will be so dcHk%\ lighted with the sheer beauty and quality that you’ll want several pairs. Choice of Silk Chiffon or Service Weight In all the popular shades of the season—for evening, street and business wear. Reinforced feet for extra service. Lisle garter tops for additional service. Sizes 8% to 10. —Strjet Floor

Women’s Smart New Felt Hats Special Saturday SO-95 / New arrivals. Latest styles, vfi r Charming colors and ador- * ' able combinations. Red and Gray, Rose and Tan, Orange and Green, Rose, Tan, Brown and other smart shades. —Second Floor.

Extraordinary Last Day of the Anniversary Sale of

Dresses lljf/ fjP ITi 1/ A and charming assortment of smart new styles. 7|i IK \ I \ fniiJ 1I / Lovely dresses of crepe silk, georgette and many smart II / Ij \ \ 1 I ili ]■ \\ f practical cloth dresses. Many of these are beautifully |J II I / I Ilf Hundreds to Choose From All w y * * Sizes 16 to 54 — Second floor.

Girls’ New Wool Sweaters At a Decidedly Low Price *2.88 They certainly are beauties; button coat and belted styles. Trimmed in contrasting colors. Other Fine Sweaters, $3.98 to $7198 Infants’ 3-Piece Warm Wool Suits They will keep . A baby warm In the JS .45/ coldest weather. I * Sweater, bootees and cap to match. White with pink or blue trim_ming. Brushed Wool Sets for Baby Four garments, sweater, cap, leggings and A 00 mittens; of brushed IS • ■ XX wool. Beautiful shades *• of taupe, buff, red, blu -• and white. Sizes 24 to A W 28. Exceptional values. Little Tots’ Wool Sweaters Button coat style; belted or without. Rome C* rfTb. OQ are trimmed with *B• 00 brushed wool: buff, M—. peacock, red and beav- f—er. Warm and very low priced. J —Second floor.

2,000 Yds. Cambric 8c For linings; In U kinds of gnrmenta. inexcepti onally good quality; 20 colors to choose from. Regularly 12%c; Saturday only. No phone orders. Third floor. 1

$1 Wool Mixed Suitings 57c Close to half price for one day. 39 Inches wide. Lovely colors. Fine for school and play frocks. Saturday only. No phone orders. Third floor.

Saturday—Girls’ Coat Day New Coats—Special Purchase—Regular Stocks at Reduced Prices Wonderful Valuefl For the Girls of 7 to 14 Fur-Collared COATS Beautifully Tailored of d' Q O the Finest Fabrics —Broadcloths —Bolivia* wj# —Suedes —Chinchillas Every wanted color —and the loveliest plaid. All well lined for warmth, fancy buttons, -mart pockets, fur trimming, Compare quality, style and prices. You will outfit the girls here and save dollars.

Warm Winter Coats For the Little Tots Os ftne, warm, durable a qichinchillas and velours; JJ) 9 B .J7J) some with quilted lining. M Brown, tan, red. Sizes 1 to 6. ■■

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Women’s Raincoats $ All Colors Reduced to

Smart Warm Coats For the Little Tots Fur Trimmed! J| *7 Wonderful coats of polaire, #■ • i I velours and chinchilla; well M ■ tailored; extra well lined; for warmth and wear. Best shades of rust, blue, brown and red. Sizes 2to 6.

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$5.00 Tomboy jjj 4 (Jg Skirts Reduced to ™

Boys’ Chinchilla COATS $4.47 Fine, warm chats for the little boys; navy, tan and blue. Sizes 1 to 6 years.

A Wonderful Collection of New Fur-T rimmed Coats Priced for M size"’ the Busiest tp H BMk 16 to 20 D °y *' H #ll Women’* Many KS $ B Sizes, Months PS B B to 44 iH WBMBii3asM larger Early! 42 tc 50 You will be surprised and delighted to find so many splendid coats to choose from. Beautifully tailored of excellent coatings. New Browns — Reds — Grays — Tans — Blacks! Many Trimmed With Luxurious Furs! Without exception the best values we know of. Special purchase and higher priced coats from regular lines, greatly reduced in price for Saturday’s selling. No woman with a coat need can afford to miss this opportunity. Come in the morning if possible. — Second floor

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Children’s Chinchilla TAMS 59c Tan. rust. blue; match the chinchilla coats. Sizes 2 to 8 years. —Second floor.

$5.00 Velvet SC|.9B Jackets / Reduced to

Men’s Fine \ Single and Double Breasted Overcoats Ybt Sale Price Saturdey You will agree with us when you see them, • I | i W jigpjr that better overcoats are not made at so small w4j IJr '///]*£> a price. Every coat in the lot is worth more. Quality—Style Fabrics Linings Workmanship—all proclaim much greater value. |ll \ jfaT Big burly overcoats for motoring. I, < O A Smart overcoats for drses wear. Ml q§W3& Single and double breasted styles Jr in the most popular colors. Coats I ft £ jlfi for tali mess short men I M small men and large ment. I ijfßt Sizes 32 to 50 j Overcoats Overcoats jp Ju#t a slight a Ci\ A wonderful mismatch in Jp ,0U assortment of X color. Other- i ■- - high grade v JW, wise you'd pay ■ overcoats; fine f m _ g Jy IK twice as much. w fabrics, all ■MB V; fv o Come early for these. wool, satin lined. ju Es il

Another of “The Fair’s” Famous Five Dollar Sales! Remarkable Values for the Last Day of the Anniversary Sale Bring the Boys Down Early—Get First Choice—lt Will Pay You

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$1.39 Crepe de Chine 88c A bfneautlfully lustrous silk, In all wanted polors; also black and white. A wonderful value at the sale price. No phone orders. Third floor.

Long Overcoats —Warm Mackinaws Smart Suits Sheep-Lined Coats Long O’Coats d* OHS Mackinaws $8.95 Quality J} B $8.50 Quality Wonderful values - Lates t models; consmgle and double ... breasted, warm and vertible collars, rich serviceable. Come plaids. Warm and durearly for these. Sizes MB/ able. Sizes 8 to 17 2 to 17 years. years.

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1,000 Yards Krinkled Crepe 15c Up to 27c qualities. The famous “Windsor" crepe. Requires no ironing. For kimonos, pajamas and nightgowns; wide assortment of colors. No phone orders. Third floor.

Knit and Silk Underwear Remarkably Low Prices Saturdayl tSilk Striped Union Suits Regular and Extra Sizes ,x Choice of Three \ E styles; Dutch neck, 1/ M V elbow sleeves, long g PyV \ V \ sleeves and sleeve\\V \ \\ ) less; In ankle and WV \ \{ \ knee length. No extra charge \v/\ ti \ for extra sizes. Fine Cotton Union Suits Regular and Extra Sizes Close ribbed, perfect fitting, warm and p I UU durable; high neck, long sleeves; Dutch I———neck, elbow sleeves and sleeveless; In “ knee and full length. No extra charge for extra sizes. ' * Women’s Lovely Undies * Woman's bloomers, step-ins, chemise P I *UU and vests of silky rayon; some lace I . ■ trimmed: orchid, pink, peach and blue. • Lace Trimmed “Nighties” -e Women's lovely nightgowns; beautifully (j) I , j J made of flue silky rayon; a pleasing I— —■. variety of styles. All sizes “ 1 —Street Floor

A Real Bargain in Men’s Shirts 95c, gm 1,000 snappy fjTl In y ljllfMS'([fJJ]/ new shirts; y > u broad cloth; rV,/ high count per* i cales, madras and other fallrics; neckband style, collars attached or separate collar to match. —Street Floor.

Sheep-Lined Coats Warm and serviceable a ku * moleskin; shell and iml- S " tat ion beaver collars. Full sheep lined- Sizes I 8 to 18 years. —floor,

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59c White Table Damask 38c Just for Saturday. Dependable quality, highly mercerized; neat floral designs. 50 inches wide. No phone orders. Third floor.