Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 307, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 April 1927 — Page 5

APBIL 1, 1927

QUEER WAGE OF COLLEGIANS •LISTING ENGLISH Jargon Filled With Expressions No Dictionary Defines. Bu United Press LOS ANGELES, April I.—That anomaly of.modern civilization—the collegian—who has gained fame through his flaming sartorial afflictions is off on another tangent, this time to offer a queer jargon that is rapidly displacing campus discourse in English, Those pedagogues who have dedicated their efforts and lives to the study of lexicology frankly admit their Inability to trace or offer any reason for the trend toward “English” as “she is spoke” in some of the higher institutions of learning. However, the collegian sees nothing atrange in the tact that a "giraffe” is a "creature who spoons—one who necks.” “Campus Cant” That Roget's Thesaurus is most Incomplete is evidenced by the collection of “Campus Cant’V compiled at the University of Southern California for the benefit of less intellectual groups. If potential lenders of State and business are heard to glibly refer to a “Powder House Fluff” they do not meajj dynamite in the strict sense of word, but refer to a sorority gi fflMAkewisc a “Tong” is a frateinit^Wouse. S girl is full of life and animu tion she is a “fever frau” and a dream # girl is a “hot-house bowI wow.” Dn tlie other hand a “pop r eyed pansy” or “green eyes” refer to a young woman who lacks charm. A co-ed may be stylpd as a “butter and egg fry,” meaning that she is a social queen. On other occasions she is known as “lolleos,” “cloud,” “wows” or “tin-pans.” Some Samples To “junk” is to stop and to “recognize the sore” means to understand. “Pigskins” refers to football players. “Step-ins” is a cut down flivver. “Pussyfoot” indicates the collegian is attempting to make a date. “Hijacker” is one who steals another's girl friend. “Hanging a goober” refers to the art of osculation. “Plush” indicates one is stylish and to "pipe the flight” is to watch the parade of co-eds. The list is unending and Webster's well known catalogue of information will undoubtedly need revision if the present trend continues. CHORUS GIRLS HIT OF BRAZIL TOWN ** ,Lt!m-Americans Devise Odd Definition. Bn United Pres; RIO DE JANEIRO, April I. The great novelty and fascination for the Rio De Janeiro theatergoers i are at present “girls,” American and j English chorus girls and quite a number of Latin girls, who are doing fairly well as imitators of their American and English sisters. Things started for the box office recently whence troup of American chorus girls arrived in Rio after n stand of a few months in Buenos Aires’ vaudeville houses. The troupe was advertised locally as “As nove 'Girls' Americans.” the "girls” being left in the original English. The word “girls” was soon coined by the Brazilians to mean, as one newspaper put it, “Anything young and feminine, happy and knowing a few words In English, almost naked and almost pretty, exceptionally nice, and to be seen, heard and delighted in.”

YOUR LAST CHANCE!

The final day of our drastic price smashing sale is here. Don’t miss it. These astounding reductions are offered only because we wish to duce our stock. Read over these low prices.

JPren’a $1.50 Dress Shirts uS leThey .,.. 49c Ladies’ $5.00 •) JQ Oxfords, Only . t|) 1 • Ladies’ H igh OQ Grade Stockings. . Jdv Men’s SI.OO Medium Weight Union 77 Suits I I C One Lot of Men’s Dress Oxfords. Values Up to $5.50 £A Now P I. • UJ Ladies’ Suede 70r* One-Strap Slippers I 2/C Men’s Genuine AllLeather Wide QA Belts J7C Boy’s Fine Dress Oxfords, $2 AO Value JOC Children’s All- 4 Q _ Leather Shoes . . . f!2/C Men’s Blue OQ [Chambray Shirts . JvC

housands of Other Bargains Not Advertised

A. GUBIN 307 W. WASHINGTON ST. 5 Doors West of Senate Ave.

PALACE, ‘BABIES’ SUITE’ Bu Times Special LONDON, April I. —Buckingham Palace will henceforth have a “babies’ suite” to be set aside for the use of present and future royal grandchildren. It is understood that Queen Mary is so pleased with the royal nursery which she had arranged for Princess Elizabeth, who is staying at tho palace during the Duke and Duchess of York's visit to Australia, that she lias given orders that the nursery is to be retained as a permanent part of the nalaee.

MISERABLE ALL OVER BODY DUE TO RHEUMATISM This Man Says Konjola Completely Ended His Troubles. “I was a victim of rheumatism and Ivonjola completely ended my troubles over six months ago, so that I do not have to take medicine any | more, and I am still in good health

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.Mr. Harry Harvey to this day,” said Mr. Harry Harvey well-known Indianapolis citizen, living at 1616 Williams St., this city, i during a recent conversation with the Konjola Man at Hook’s Drug store, Pennsylvania and Market Sts., Indianapolis, where crowds are calling daily to find out about this celebrated new medical compound. “I was miserable all over my body,” continued Mr. Harvey, “for this rheumatism centered in my limbs, arms, shoulders and back. My legs would draw up and cramp and pain. Many nights I would walk the floor three hours at a time, trying jto got relief. The leaders and muscles of my legs and hips would seem to jerk and twist. The joints and my knees and ankles were swollen and besides this rheumatism, # I was always sore across my back, because my kidneys were in poor eon dition. and my general health failed so bad that I couldn’t eat or digest food right. Finally I bad to give up my work (I am a railroad repairman) for nothing would Help me. “I heard about Konjola and the wonderful results other Indianapolis people were getting from this medicine. I started taking it as directed and I showed signs of improvement the second day. Every time I took a dose of Konjola it seemed that 1 | could feci this medicine working through my whole system. I took | three bottles and that was over six | months ago. and my troubles have I never come back on me. 1 don’t have j a single ache or pain now, and the I muscles and joints of my limbs are ! free and active. It is wonderful to be out of misery after suffering so j long, and besides ending my rheumaI tism, Konjola has also cleared up i the kidney trouble, so that my back is not sore and achy like it was, and j my digestion is good and my appetite increased. I go to work feeling fine. ”1 give Konjola credit for all of ; the great relief I obtained, and I j gladly indorse this medicine.” The Konjola Man is at Hook’s Drug Store. Pennsylvania and Market Sts.. Indianapolis, where he is daily meeting the public and introducing and explaining the merits of this remedy. Konjola is also for sale by every Hool* Drug Store in this city and by all druggists in outside towns. —Advertisement.

Men’s Dress and 07. Work Suspenders, fail C High Grade Union Made Khaki QA Pants tPiadu One Lot of Ladies’ Satin Slippers AA_ Now VVC Men’s Fancy Socks 50c O | Value : LIC Men’s Athletic *IQ _ Union Suits OvC Men’s All-Leather Strong Work QQ Shoes, Only . . “Auto Brand” Union Made Heavy Work 77* Shirts, $1 Value. . I I C Men’s Heavy QQ Work Pants 2JOC Grown-Up Girls’ Shoes Slippers 79C Ladies’ Fine Felt 4A _ House Slippers . . **2/C

DOWNSTAIRS * AYRES COOD MERCHANDISE M AYRES SERVICE If LOW PRICES

These are wonderful coats at this low price—in the latest fashion-approved styles, for sports and dress wear. Tliere are fur-trimmed models, tailored models; some of the very smart black and white models; some with silk crepe lining. In wanted spring colors —black, ivory, tan, green, blue, gray. Other Spring Coats, $10.95 to $39.50

A GREAT SALE OPENS OUR ENLARGED RUG DEPARTMENT For This Great Opening Sale Every Room-size Rug in Stock Has Been Radically Reduced Regardless of Its Original Price Rugs for every room in the house—over 75 lovely patterns and colorings to select from at unusual savings. First qualities and irregulars. $23.75 $25.00 $35.00 Fringed velvets, 9.V 9x12 heavy wool ax- Abc *“ 1 11 1 blB 12 size; in two patterns. —i a, so fringed - ',105t--525.00 *.„ p 7( - $33.75 Seamless and seamed * Heavy seamed and axminster rugs and vel- Seamed and seamless seamless axminster rugs, vets. , axminstcrs. Fine quality. Buy Rugs on Deferred Payments

Buy Seat Covers Now for Your Auto Gordon automobile seat covers are tailored to fit. They are made from fine, long wearing fabrics that are pre-shrunk, so you’ll always be assured of a perfect fit. Sets include covers for seats and seat backs, rendering complete protection to your car upholstery from dirt, grease and wear. Buy now at low sale prices.

At $5.95

Ford Tudor and Chevrolet Coach, Essex Coach Fordor Sedans. (For Landau and Sedan and Sedan Ford coupe, $2.95.) (For coupe, $3.95.) only. Choice of light and dark materials—made exactly the same as higher priced covers.

At $7.95 BUICK— iI aster coach and standard coach. ESSEX —Coach and sedan. HUDSON—Coach. CHEVROLET Coach, sedan and landau. Choice of two materials of very heavy quality.

Only covers for 1926 and 1927 Fords and Chevrolets, and 1927 models of other cars are carried in this sale. HOWEVER, we take orders at sale prices for any model of previous years, and make delivery in ten days to two weeks. We ll also take cover orders for any 1927 car not llsted^here.

“Mary Lu” Frocks for Home and Street Wear

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Novelty Percale Aprons, 59c For the small woman or miss; aprons In prints, checks and figures. Dainty little aprons with flare skirts, two pockets; ties in back. Ia six colors.

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200 New Coats for Spring

15 f Poiretsheens Satins Tweed Mixtures Plaids Sizes 13 to 52 for Juniors, Misses, Women and Large Women

At $8.95 BUICK —Brougham, standard and master sedans. OAKLAND—Coach. PONTIAC Coach and sedan. CHRYSLER —SO, 60, 70 sedans. WHIPPET 4-cvlinder coach and sedan; 6-cylinder coach and sedan.

$1.95

Here are beautiful new frocks equally appropriate for street and home wear. They are splendidly tailored of fast color prints in attractive checks and figures. The skirts are full and gathered at the waist; have roll collar and tie combination; trimmed with imitation pockets, large tie and buttons. In colors*of rose, blue, lavender, green and oi*nge. flues 16 to 40.

Rayon Frocks, $1.95 Ea. Very becoming styles feature these dresses; well tailored; will launder splendidly; with kick pleats, side pleats; ties, pockets, buttons. In a choice of five colors. Sizes 36 to 40.

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Girls’ New Coats $5.95 to $lO Charming little coats for spring wear—in both straight lines and belted styles. Pockets and pleats form the trimming. Materials include novelty tweeds, flannels, plaids and basket weaves Sizes O to 0. Junior Girls’ Hats, $1.95-$2.95 Chic little spring models equally appropriate for Easter or general spring wear. In both turnhack and bonnet styles in silk and straw; trimmed with silk, ribbon, straws and flowers. Spring colors of green, tan, blue and red predominate. Growing Girls’ Dresses, $5.95 to $lO Very lovely dresses in up-to-the-minute one and two-piece spring styles. Attractively* trimmed with ruffles, flowers and ribbons—some have belts. Hems are both plain and scalloped. Sizes 7 to 14.

Annex Store

Men's Shirts $1.55 At this saving price there is a splendid assortment of good looking shirts; in collar-attached and collar-to-match styles. They are cut full and are very well made with band cuffs or French turnback cuffs. Materials include fast color satin stripe woven madras and other novelty stripe and figured fabrics. A wide choice of light and dark colors. Sizes 14 to 17. “Society Brand ** Men*s Shirts $1.15 These are fine grade shirts featured at an exceptional price. Well made of corded madras in neat stripes, checks and novelty patterns, also in plain white. In both collar attached to neckband styles; in sizes 14 to 17.

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Alluring Spring Hats $3.95—54.95 $6.75 Here’s one of the most attractive displays of dressy, youthful looking hats to be found at popular prices. They are radiant in color—smart in style and trim—and splendid in quality and workmanship. Materials Include — Crepe, Swiss Hair, Bengallne, Milan, Crocheted Visca, Faille and Pedaline; fancy Straw Braids, Satins and Pedaline; Fine Azures. Ylftlt nur enlarj?r] Millinery Department—lt Is now the largest popular priced or basement hat ftliop In the city. Hals for women of every age and type, and for all occasions.

Showing of Newest Spring Hats Saturday Afternoon, 2 to 2:30 and from 3:30 to 4. Hats Displayed On Living Models

Chiffon Stockings, Silk from Top to Toe $1.25 Lovely chiffon hose, all silk from top to toe, with lisle reinforcements at points of wear. Full fashioned. Irregulars. In shades of nude, fawn, gray, ecstacy and black. Sizes B'4 to 10. Substandards of “Real Silk” Hose for Women Chiffon Hose, silk from top to toe; full fashioned; ail the latest hosiery shades featured. Fair, #l. SERVICE WEIGHT, pure) silk stockings, with lisle garter top, full fashioned. Pair, fl. SERVICE WEIGHT, pure silk; with seamed back, fashion marks, lisle hemmed top. Pair, 80c. Georgette Hose, $1 Pair A first quality stocking with seamed back, hemmed lisle top. Women’s Rayon Bloomers, $1.19 Bloomers of an unusual quality In a fine gauge rayon. Well reinforced at points of strain; all seams flat locked. In a range of pastel shades; medium sizes.

Men’s Golf Knickers

Golfers, here’s an extraordinary value. Dozens of pairs of snappy knickers—made of sturdy, all-wool materials—cut full and roomy. And man, look at the price—low enough for you to afford three or four pairs. There are tweeds, cashmeres and worsteds; in good looking patterns that will please all men. Sizes 28 to 40. “Ayres* All-Wool Guaranteed Clothes' * $ 15.85-s2l-$25- $28.50 The Annex Store offers a splendid line of clothes for men and young men. There is a wide choice of smart spring woolens in a variety of weaves; flannels,, fine worsteds, heavy bone weaves, Australian serge, and novelty mixtures. You’ll find the latest styles in college models, semifltting, and conservative types; two and three-button styles; single and double-breasted. Regulars, slims and stouts.

More New Spring Dresses at—

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Corsets to connne the Generous Figure

$2.95

This corset will produce a slenderizing effect so necessary to the proper wearing of spring frocks. It is made of pink coutil in back lace style and with a low bust line. It is well boned and is part elastic at the top; six supporters. Another number has inner belt. Equipped with 4 supporters. Also a front lace corset of pink brocaded coutil, with four supporters.

Sflk Lingerie, $1.95 and $2.95 Gowns, bloomers, step-ins and chemises of crepe, trimmed with lace and hemstitched. Bodice top style. Sizes 16 and 17. At the same prices are chemises of radium and crepe; tailored and lace trimmed; bodice tops; sizes 36 to 42.

Ayres’ “Corliss ’ —A New Patent Tie $4.95 ' i The shoe is one of a big advance spring style, in black patent leather, made attractive with paisley trimming and cut-out on side. Covered spike heel, short vamp. Sizes 3to 8. AA to C widths.

Misses’ Strap Slippers, $2.45

Black patent slippers with fancy trimming; good leather soles, rubber heels; sizes 1 V/z to 2.

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Here’s a notable collection of dresses—just arrived, and offered at a price that is exceptionally low. We were able to buy them at a big discount, and as usual, our patrons will reap the profits. Flat Crepes, Georgettes Crepe Romanettes Many of -Ilie most charming spring styles are included —twopiece effects, one piece models, new sports frocks, etc. Every one well tailored and effectively trimmed. Orcuid, Coral, Sky Blue, Beige Black, White, Ivory, Reds Sizes 13-19, 14-20, 38-42, 44-52.

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Boys’ Oxfords, $3.95

Boys’ oxfords made of good solid leather, with leather soles and im,oles; black and tan; sizes 1 to 5 1 /o.

FOR MEN and BOYS

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