Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 337, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1927 — Page 12

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MED MAN DIES IN POORHDUSE AS TRAGjCCHAPTER English Nobleman Struggled Long to Provide for Family. Bu United Preu LONDON, May 6.—Sir James Renals, baronet, died in a poorhouse at Brighton, whil® his seven-year-old eon and heir, now Sir Herbert Renals, third baronet, was lying in a ward at a nearby sanitarium, undergoing lung treatment. Lady Renals, who with her husband had' struggled for years to make a living and keep their home together in a slum district of Brighton, went to the sanitarium and told the new baronet of his father’s death. "Daddy has gone to Heaven,” she said. Th® pale boy turned hopelessly on bis cot. "I wish I could go with him,” he said. Lost Fortune It was as plain James Renals that Sir James had lived for years at Brighton. No one knew where he was or that he was married. He had lost a great fortune years before, through unfortunate investments. Too proud to seek help from relatives, he had solicited advertisements and done other such work to support his wife and family of six children, the youngest only 3 months old. Mother Will Work . ‘‘l do not despair. I shall work and do everything in my power to keep nw children,” said Lady Renals, to intWviewers. “When we were married, my husband had plenty of money. One unfortunate investment followed another, and we went down and down. It has been a hard struggle, but he was a good husband and a good father. Perhaps strive day his heir will come into his own.” The dead baronet was the son of b former lord mayor of London, and was at one time a lieutenant of the City of London, a great honor. He was 66 years old. Reference books had lost track of him fdr years past, and gave his address still as in a fashionable London district. Knew His Frogs NEW- ORLEANS. Frogs that were being raised in captivity by a biological firm were stolen recently. Two men, discovered frogs In their possession, declared they had caught them in the marshes. But an official of the Ann demonstrated to the satisfaction of the court that they were his frogs, because their voices were much deeper than those of their wild cousins and the frogs were thereupon returned to the biological firm.

129 W. AUCTION 3 Door. VV “‘ h ' All P Lincoln * 1 SALE Hotel I LAST DAY An Opportunity,for the Good People of Indianapolis and Vicinity to Buy Good, Clean and Up-to-Date Seasonable Merchandise at— Public Auction , • The Entire Stock of Men’s Tailor-Made Suits, Raincoats, Shoes, High Grade Men’s Furnishings, Including Sqch Nationally Advertised Merchandise as Wilson Bros. Hosiery, Oshkosh Overalls, Ide and Arrow Shirts, Chalmers Underwear, Florsheim Shoes, Arnold Glove Grip Shoes, Stetson Hats and Society Brand Suits and Other Well-Known Brands. Everything Must Go! Formerly The Best Tailors 129 WEST WASHINGTON ST. Auction Sale Saturday, May 7th, 9 A. M. And Continuing Daily Until All Stock and Fixtures Are Sold * . / 2 Doors West of Lincoln Hotel “If It's on Earth , I Can Sell It" COL. BINZER AUCTIONEER 129 WEST WASHINGTON ST. All Fixtures for Sale

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With only his team of thirteen dogs for company, (’apt. Alexander Smith, Alaskan trail Mazer and discoverer of the Point* 1 Barrownaval oil reserve, is ready to start from Point Barrow on a 3,000mile jaunt across the top of the i world to Spitzbergen. He expects the trip to take two years, and, of course, hopes to stop at the North Pole.

College Programs Remote control wires have been installed by WBBM, Chicago, in the recital halls of the Bush Conservatory of Music. Recitals of advanced students of the conservatory, artist recitals and special radio concerts by faculty artists will be broadcast every week directly from these halls.

MAIN RASH! ON BAILS FACE Also on Hands, Looked Very Bad, Healed by Cuticura,! “ When my baby was ten months old he had eczema very badly. It broke out on his face and hands in a rash. It looked very bad and was red and sore. I sent for a free sample of Cutlcura Soap and Ointment and it proyed such a help that I purchased more. In less than two months he was completely healed, after using three cakes of Cuticura Soap and half a box of Cuticura Ointment.” (Signed) Mrs. William Pursell, 216 E. Laurel St., Pinckncyville, 111. Make Cuticura Soap and Ointment your every-day toilet preparations and have a clear, sweet skin, soft, smooth hands and a healthy scalp with good hair, Cuticura Talcum is unexcelled. ( Soap 26c. Ointment 26 and 60e. Talcum 26c. Sold everywhere. Sample each free. Address; "Cntlcnra Laboratories, Dept H, Malden, M&aa." SWT Coticura Shewing Stick 25c.

remarkable value! Now is your opportunity to buy for a price that is almost unbelievable! This suite is actually selling for far less than its real \w/ worth, but the tremendous buying power of the “UNITED FURNITURE STORES” makes it possible for you to secure this value! Only 100 were secured—-so act promptly! Purchases held for future delivery if desired. Covered in a heavy quality duo-tone Regular “UNITED FURNITURE jacquard velour in a charming pattern. drtjgft \ STORES” quality! Built to give The frame is handsomely carved and ASmKbI m L years of perfect service and satisfacdull rubbed Spanish antique finish. mHw) tion. Massive, luxurious and of the Convenient Terms! - v„y i.t..t d.,i*„. THREE BIG S pKCESEXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATED!

Refrigerators S. * fmfn ■<.* |i sg.oo W Refrigerator

—regardless of size or condition on tfie purchase price /6f anew “ICE BEAR.” The ICE BEAR is scientifically designed and constructed to insure the greatest food preservation with the minimupi consumption of ice—and the cost at a UNITED STORE is no more than the ordinary kind. Visit our most convenient store and inspect the handsome model illustrated above at only 192 Easy Terms!

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TOMORROW ONLY! S Decorated End Tables! Your choice of red or green lacquer | with a large Japanese decoration ' 1 in gold on the beautiful shaped edge top. Substantially constructed of hardwood and very well finished. 1 Exactly as Pictured! Only One to a Customer! No Phone or C, O. D. UTi MIR Orders* On Sale at All Seven Stores

TRADE AT OUR STORE I'NnwffiiTUßt Hllh Furniture Cos. Arthur Furniture Cos. Gipitol Furniture Go null ruIHUAUC W. I 2213-2215£ Washington sr ct MMzmsHiNcroNxr. i*,* q, f South Side Furniture Cos. anur branch-w smeridian st\ Shelou Furniture u> e MERIDIAN ST/ .KoKoiHO FUTYIiIUTG Co.j 1113~/117 SHELBY ST, •* MCJ<IL'LHSI KOKOMO, rNDtf//'/

Velvet Rug! 9x12 Fringed

$ 23-75 Another proof that the “UNITED STORES” sell for - less! The patterns are copies of genuine orientals and the quality is excellent. Heavy weight, seamless and perfect in color and texture. Values like this are rare indeed! Just 84 will be placed on sale at this unusual price! Convenient Terms!

MAY 6, 1927