Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 185, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 December 1933 — Page 8

PAGE 8

R, R. BENNEn. EXPLORER. DIES IN WASHINGTON Former Resident Was Weil Known for Work in Central America. Robert Root Bennett. 68, noted explorer and former Indianapohs resident, died yesterday morning in the Emergency hospital, Washington, following an operaton. He is the brother of Henry W. Bennett of this city. Mr. Bennett was sent to Central America on a government mission and directed exploration of ancient ruins in southern Florida, Guatemala, the islands of Mugeres and Cosumel, in Yucatan, Panama ana the Isthmus of Darien. He was born in Toledo, 0., and came to Indianapolis with his parents. He spent his youth here. He was graduated from Columbia law school, Washington, and was admitted to the bar there in 1904. He left the practice to become a department of justice special agent and later became a confidential agent for the w-ar department. He was a member of the Archeological Institute of America. Anthropological Society of America, American Museum of Natural History, American Bar Association, District of Columbia Bar Association, Society of Mayflower Descendants, Society cl Colonial Wars, Military Order of Foreign Wars, American Legion, Italian-American Society, Army and Navy Club, University Club. National Press Club and the Explorers’ Club. Surviving him are the widow and brother. Funeral services and burial will be held in Washington today. Joseph F. Baker Dead Following a brief illness Joseph F. Baker, 74, died yesterday in the home of his niece, Mrs. Joseph Helmer, 329 North Holmes avenue. He was born in North Vernon and lived here ten years until 1917, when he returned to North Vernon. A month ago he came to Indianapolis to live with his niece. Surviving him are a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Balsey, Gardein, Cal.; two brothers, Peter Baker, Hayden and George Baker, North Vernon, and his niece, Mrs. Helmer. Funeral services and burial will* be held in St. Joseph's Catholic church in Four Corners. The time has not yet been decided. l Found Dead in Room Oscar Minor. 60. of 744 Lexington avenue, was found dead in his room yesterday. He lived at the home of Harry Powell. Dr. E. R. Wilson, deputy coroner, sent the body to the city morgue pending further investigation. Surviving him are a /sister, Mrs. Edna McCracken, Chicago, and a brother, Buzz Minor, Indianapolis. ROCKEFELLER RELAPSE IN ILLNESS IS DENIED Advanced Age of Multimillionaire Cause of Concern. By I'nited Press TARRYTOWN, N. Y.. Dec. 13. Reports that John D. Rockefeller Sr., convalescing from an attack of grippe, had suffered a relapse were answered today by the explanation that it was his age and not his sickness that caused concern. The multimillionaire is 94. A spokesman at the Pocantico hills Roockefeller estate, said the family was worried because of his advanced years, although he appeared to be recovering from a cold. If Rockefeller’s condition becomes worse, occasional bulletins will be issued, it was said.

AMAZING QUICK WAY TD GAIN WEIOHT.STREUIiIN.PEP. FAST Eminent Health Food Authority Hails New Wine-Like Discovery and System Combining Four Vital Blood Elements That Quickly Act to Build Rich Red Blood, Fill Out Skinny

Figures with Attractive Curves and Solid Flesh. Weak, Tired Nervous, Sickly Men and Women Gaining New Strength, Stronger Nerves, Freedom from Indigestion, Gas, Constipation, Dizzy Headaches; Clear Beautiful Youthful Skin—Often in a Few Weeks!

AS the result of a remarkable new blood discovery there's no longer any need for thousands to have a skinny, weak, flat-chested, scrawny-limbed body that people laugh at, or to suffer the misery of blinding headaches, indigestion, constipation, nervous days and sleepless nights due to.simple anemia and faulty elimination, that wreck health and make life hardly worth living.

Not only are great numbers of thin, anemic, pepless women and girls gaining charming, luscious curves, and skinny men husky flesh, but also a feeling of glorious new strength and pep, clear. radiant skin, joyous freedom from sickness and ill-health. You feel like anew being almost with the first few weeks’ use of this wonderful new wine-like elixir and system—you may rejoice in new health and new good looks—in such amazi-Tgly short time! New Vital Method at Once Combats Starved Blood Most people know that health, strength and happiness depend almost entirely on rich, red blood. As long ago as 1590 a French scientist. Dr. Alphone Monarde. made clear the vital power of iron for red blood and strength, and doctors have prescribed it ever since. But now it has been found that iron is by no means the only element needed, and only recently certain American scientists have discovered the equally vital necessity of at least 3 o'her mineral elements —calcium, copper and manganese. Today, in an amazing new formula, all four of these vital, bodybuilding minerals have been combined in a unique new elixir which doctors call VIGOVITE elixir. It is very pleasant to take—tastes like mellow old wine. And it supplies exactly what you doubtless need to build you up—(l) iron for rich, red

BAND LEADER

Wk

Gene Wood (above), who is presenting his orchestra each night except Monday, at. the Seville Tavern Supper Club.

DR. JOHN BENSON TO ADDRESS Y. M. C. A. ‘Big Meeting’ Is Planned for Sunday. Dr. John E. Benson, superintendent of the Methodist hospital, will be the principal speaker at the Y. M. C. A. "Big Meeting” at 3 Sunday afternoon at the English theater. “Shall We Default Christmas?” will be the subject of Dr. Benson's address. The effect of defaulting Christmas as it applies socially, economically and religiously will be discussed. The Christmas of the "Big Meeting” will be observed next Sunday because of the holiday until Jan. 7, when the series will be resumed. Christmas melodies will be given in a program by the Y. M. C. A. young people’s orchestra under the direction of Leslie Troutman. The meeting is open to the general public without charge. I). K. E. Alumni to Meet Indianapolis alumni of Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity will meet tomorrow noon at the Columbia Club.

H. H. Mayer ™”GLASSES SO9B Prices as Low as C “}?P Mm ■ st°o r ck I RILL Lenses These Beautiful Modern Glasses with stock lenses as illustrated, are selling as low as $2.98. Buying in large quantities enables us to quote these low’ prices. We have a registered expert optometrist to give you a perfect fit. Our Method Is to See That You Are Satisfied If glasses Jo not suit you we exchange them FREE MBA OF CHARGE. With our fitting of your glasses it will enable you to see the smallest print inear or far). —CALL FOR FREE EYE EXAMINATION by our expert—No obligation if you do not need glasses. Correction for Astigmatism and other ailments at slight „. additional cost. Open a— AccfwvT uMahern* “r PAY ONLY I." J eweterj *I.OO A WEEK 42 W. WASHINGTON Optometrist < 3 Poors East <f Illinois Street Hours S::!) t.i Mitiirdn.v Till 9

•'* wm' mßm BT j|§l

The above professional model photos show what a difference new pounds and lovely curves mean to a girl’s figure and charm.

blood and to give strength and life to certain important body cells; (2) calc.um to counteract health-ruin-ing acidity to activate muscles and nerves and to help restore perfect! digestion; *3* copper to speed the iron into the blood and help form good blood hemoglobin; and <4) j manganese, essential to stimulate | and invigorate certain vital processes. j

VINCENNES MAN TAKES POISON Eagles Official Kills Self at Home of Brother Here. Frank Boeshmen, 60. said to be secretary of the Eagles lodge at Vincennes, was found dead of strychnine poisoning at the home of a brother. Bernard Boeshmen, 1140 Villa avenue, early today. Police, called by the brother, said they found a small quantity of strychnine and a note on a table in ; the bedroom where Mr. Boeshmen ! had been sleeping. The note said: "Notify A. A. Deßrueque. Eagles home, Vincennes, and he will send you $125 for death benefits. I am leaving all my belongings and money on the dresser. I do not want to be a burden on j any one” Deputy Coroner John A. Salb is investigating. Best Remedy for Cough Is Easily Mixed at Home NoCooking! NoWork! Real Saving!" You’!l never know how quickly a stubborn cough can be conquered, until you try this famous recipe. It is i used in more hfimes than any other cough remedy, Because it gives more prompt, positive relief. It’s no trouble j at all to mix and costs but a trifle. Into a pint bottle, pour 2% ounces ! of Pinex; then add granulated sugar syrup to make a full pint. Syrup is : easily made with 2 cups of sugar and one cup of water, stirred a few moments until dissolved. No cooking needed. This gives you four times as much cough medicine for your money, and it’s a purer, better remedy. It never spoils, and tastes fine. Instantly you feel its penetrating effect. It loosens the germ-laden phlegm, clears the air passages, and soothes and heals the inflamed membranes. This three-fold action explains why it brings j such quick relief in severe coughs. Pinex is a highly concentrated com- j pound of Norway Pine, used for generations for its healing effect on throat membranes. It is guaranteed to give prompt relief or money refunded. —Advertisement.

Watch how quickly t IGOt ITE elixir and system begins to improve the strength and action of certain vital org ns Von feel increased energy and vigor. Indigestion, constipation, headaches and nervousness, often the result of weak blood and bowel stasis, disappear. Appetite returns and you can enjoy everything you eat. Within a very sow wpoks skinny bonos And ugly hollows start changing to graceful.' well-built curves. Pale, muddy skin becomes lovely and clear. You re anew person altogether! Health Expert Says: “I have long claimed that a beautiful. well-formed body, health and long life depend primarily on rich, red blood that is strong in the vital elements. iron, copper, calcium and manganese.'' says the Health Food Authority. Thomas C. Martindale. "In my own experience I have found this new VIGOVITE System a most powerful source of these essential blood minerals. "It is really amazing to note the gratifying change which often comes over weak, anemic, blood-starved people in a few short weeks. Appetite comes hack, food tastes good and digests well without aciil gassy indigestion, dizziness. . headaches or dream tormented sleep. Thin, discouraged, washed-out women, girls and men soon lose their pale, skinny, flat-chested look and swiftly take on new energy and joyous aew power to drink of life and all its •rood things . . . directly or indirectly due to these four mighty blood minerals so splendidly balac.-ed in the VIGOVITE formula, and reinforced by the VIGOVITE system.'’ Money-Back Guarantee and Trial Offer It doesn't matter how thin, weak and rundown you may he. results are positively guaranteed with VIGOVITE. Fnless you feel better, sleep better and look better after taking half the VIGOVITE bottle, you may immediately return the balance and every cent will be cheerfully refunded. Don't suffer a day longer with dizzy headaches, nervous indigestion, constipation and a skinny, rundown, pepless body from anemia and intestinal toxemia. Get a bottle of pleasant winelike VIGOVITE elixir today—follow the valuable health advice and 10 Golden Habits that come FREE with the carton. Then watch how quickly you gain heautv-bringing pounds, clear complexion. new vigor and glorious relief from all the miserable ills due to anemia and constipation poisoning. Remember, results are guaranteed—or every cent hark. Start on the quick road to new health and new good looks by getting VIGOVITE Svstom today. Price 79c—Special Hook's

.THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Mainspring |||/ W SMR Up j| \ | Ci : rsrkr.z? WE CASH CIVIL WORKS CHECKS, ALSO CHRISTMAS CERTIFICATES GIFT SPECIALS That Say “Merry Christmas” Inexpensively CIGARETTE BOX mm *TC IVVT D VAIT < EVENING BAGS Large Size Antimony JUJEI JL Usr IUSIMIr XU U of Metallic Cloth 59* CLOTHE A CHILD! JyjT Fancy designs; non-tar- Special LoiV Priceß chai ." h ha . nd,e ’ (Street Floor) (Street Floor) MEN’S WALLET Dependable Service! I | ' 1 ,m tiumand Lnann l Genuine Leather BOUDOIR .97 Two complete outfits of good clothes SETS arC below. The prices are j| > in black or brown. invest $lO in any more happiness .. . comi>. i.rusii and m\r- § j /GiF (Street Floor) || a happiness that will warm the child, out Mjf dgc 1 the parents, and yourself. m y $ jKHHfIH (Str.-et fiq.ti ____ MEN’S MILITARY i nDTTGii cptc Children s Leather G fn i A B ° YS 6f ° 16 YrS- GIRLS 7f ° 14 YrS ‘ PURSES Boxed 1 Sheep-lined COAT $2.97 1 COAT and BERET $3.94 with laced edges fvjk i Comb and 2 brushes in i hi£tc‘ KNICKERS 2 DRESSES SI.OO In assorted#*^ ebony or natural fit,- 2 SHIKIS .SI.OO 2 Prs. BLOOMERS 78 bright colors. m&GPm lsh: & enuine bristles. 1 All Wool SWEATER... .97 _ ... „. T . __ : (Street Floor) 1 All-Wool Knit CAP 25 2 Flannelette PAJAMAS $1.34 (street . Floor > LACOUER BOX 2 Prs - GOLF HOSE 30 1 Pair gloves 49 M Aviruwr wt V "Y „ j 1 Pair GLOVES 39 2 UNION SUITS 98 MANICUKL biLil orGreen 1 PaL SHOES $1.98 1 Pair SHOES $2.00 49c sll-01 $10.98 Pieces 1 #o ° 7^^^. places for 2 decks of LUSTROUS DAMASK AND || handy for traveling. (Street Floor) TIED-AND-DYED VELVET g, ” t F "”’ rl CHILD’S MUFF I— PIT W f\X$J CHINA SMOKER tBAG VW ® SETS ft cl 98c . mKm 49 c- 79 c 49* g,/4 N?Z n v,ivctee„ m u !flf W * • GrefH • Bust • Gold WM with zipper fastener at Jj Soft, plump pillows that will add Color ash trays in bridge , toP n f or pnrse compart- comfort and decoration to chair or rns: K° ld dec °- GOLDSTEIN S. Third Floor! FI ) ( LOVELY THINGS NEAR AND DEAR TO EVERY WOMAN'S HEART! ~ . SILK UNDIES PHILIPPINE I nf FriUn f'fc : ] V f A Hjr ns C! ORGANDIE V rJ Dance Sets g GOWNS Mm y Chemise “ H A— I f \ Slips & eZTsZ** l,- 00 .rnimM i I : WITH LOVELY LACES band embroiderj’ on these gowns Pretty and practical, these crisp, \ \ UA v~ y. N. . , _ , makes them lovely gifts. Fashioned dressy aprons with contrasting tnm- \ \ N. Flesh. Teoiose. lilue. of jr oot j quality, white muslin. mings. \ Fine silk lingerie Cl RaVOII Ajj*? SHOULDERETTES / < it ~“S GOWNS 97® •Black •White •Orchid % / yi-Ki N. }'Nc7\ from its ribbon and ® Pink cs tissue wrappings. Fresh, new styles, with smart puff G . . „ . j shou i_ V Made of heavy sleeves and dainty net trimmings; ’ \l ijar l quality silks, on popular colors. derettes; special £ £ GIFT LINENS I ROBES 54x54 PEASANT TABLE CLOTH, each...77c k W S/ „ v r . „ T w, a . , \\^\m /// / For the Men on Your List! 60x60 LINEN TABLE CLOTH, fringed, ea., 97c j CHRISTMAS 44x44 LINEN CLOTH and 4 NAPKINS, set, 97c CARDS VELVET $ 50x50 PRINTED CRASH CLOTH, each...47c _ _, A Luxurious IJ| t 36x36 TIED & DYED VELVET COVER. $1.97 Styk at Jtgjf SWISS LACE SCARF or VANITY SET, ea., 39c E "‘ rrinc.iy io.kin 5 , n rich plain BATH MAT, LID COVER, 5 colors, set... SI.OO 1 || Small, medium and large sizes. ? HAND EMB. PIL. CASES, col. border, pr., 77c m f V 1 Sheet, 1 pr. Pillowcases, col. borders, set, $1.97 > f J 24x48 PRAYER RUG, high lustre, ea... .$1.97 pl|||g FLANNEL 60x60 LACE TABLE CLOTH, each $1.57 j • Biac. JflV §fo(GOLDSTEIN'S Stmt FtoaO LIGHT SETS „ „ b womens ana .fusses tine With 8 colored Tungsten <1 smartly trimmed in contrasting Affif VlfV U A VAN bUIbS ™ novelty effects. il X "LI X A RAI vR Complete with 16 colored 1 UNDERWEAR %fL bn,bs • 70c 3 smart styles Dainty tailored styles—the kind of gift you / 1 —f W llf U kC ,0 five or receive. . / il,'. I SANDWICH Men’* A A Mtt H jll Vests, Stepins, . M I TOASTER „ V JL SHr JJI//I ’ moomers, Paius toW( %(e f Priced at • 47* 57* 67* I SOc WOOL FLANNELS H _ / S M ~ A group of 600 of this favorite style | % Chemise Rnd Contblltstions Jt robe. In plain shades, or striped, £££&?■/ ■' ifk , < > Req. Size Ex. Sizje Dble. Ex. Size <Street F,oor) with trimmin for contrast ’ s3 ’ 9B ’ IMg>7| ®P|l j 67* 77* 87* d§M SILKY BROCADED RAYON I*7 WREATHE Very attractive for dressy lounging; I Women’s Full-Fashioned _ - in i ed - b, ne or brown, satin trim- I v** First Quality Silk Hose o9 C Candle m ' i In smart winter shades; made with picot tops, R j, BLANKET ROBES Up' > • . silk-back hems and lisle soles 9 a. MRb/L vB . . ...... . ... 3 rs, $2 Hi A most comfortable style, made with CHILDREN’S HOSE YJC JB handsome two-tone effects, 53.98. \ Full length, soft cotton ribbed stockings in winter lCe ** (GOLDSTEIN S Street Floor) XWa irregulars of 25c grade. Pair •em (Street Floor) IHL

DEC. 13, 1933