Indiana daily times. [volume], February 05, 1920, Home Edition, Page 4, Image 4

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DRAFT REALTY
LICENSE PLAN
Kokomo Man Heads Commit
tee on Legislative Issue.
Announcement was made today by G.
D. Gerhart, Kokomo, president of the In
diana Real Estate association, of the ap
pointment of J. S. Aldredge, Anderson,
and J. D. Miltenberger, Muncie, on the
special committee that is to draft a li
cense bill for real estate brokers and
salesmen.
Other member.s of the committee who
were named at a recent meeting of the
hoard of governors are Louis L. Bart,
Ft. Wayne, chairman; J. Edward Morris,
C. B. Durham and Scott Brewer of In
dianapolis. and Roy M. Frledley. Muncie.
Mr. Gerhart stated that a meeting of
the committee likely would be called
within the next two or three weeks to
draft the bill. After the draft has been
completed it will be presented to the
members of the governing board of the
association for action. In case a special
session of the legislature is called this
spring, the bill will be submitted at that
time, Mr. Gerhart announced.
Says Officials Hide
in Letters Too Much
OTTAWA, Feb. s.—“ Public officials
wrote too many letters,'' said T. G.
Matheson, .head of the Dominion Public
Works Federation, at a meeting here, “let
them stand up in meeting," he declared,
"and uot hide in foolish letters."
26 W. Wash. St.
If you read this “ad" you will know WHY Tay
lor’s is recognized all over Indiana as
Linoleum Headquarters
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Buying for Spring
Hundreds do it here every February, but this
year it means more than ever before. Please
believe us—it is to YOUR advantage to
buy NOW.
PAY PART—HAVE IT LAID AWAY.
Here’s a List of Sample Values in This Linoleum Sale
1.500 yards, our won
derful Oiltex grade Real
Cork and Oxidized Lin
seed Oil Linoleum, made
on the best Scotch bur
lap, 12 feet wide, all per
fect goods; many dis
tinctive designs for all
rooms. In this sale, a
square <r. t a q
yard I .4tO
Remember this —Linoleum is only as good as it is laid. Read about
the Taylor-method of “laying” linoleum.
Your Linoleum Laid
Taylor’s way will last twice as long as otherwise, and it’s
always smooth and water-tight.
To insure a permanent, satisfactory floor, we recommend
the following method of laying linoleum; (We do this
work and do it right, with the installation equipment pic
tured above.)
Ist. Fit and cement to the floor a layer of Wool-Rag Dead
ening Felt, rolled with a 200-pound roller until dry.
2nd. Fit and cement to the Wool-Rag Deadening Felt the
linoleum selected, rolled with a 200-pound roller until dry.
3rd. All seams and edges of tjie linoleum are permanently
sealed with Taylor’s Special Linoleum Cement, thus secur
ing a perfectly water-tight floor, j
No floor is like a linoleum /floor WELL LAID.
Industrial Exhibit
Needs More Space
The question of additional space at the
industrial show of the Optimists club
to be held in Tomlinson hall Feb. 17-21
will be discussed at the meeting of the
club at the Clay pool hotel tomorrow
noon.
According to Clifford G. Askin, general
chairman of the committee in charge of
the show, two spaces have been provided
in the sub-balconies near the entrance of
the hall for the purpose of boosting In
dianapolis and the Optimists club. He
said another civic enterprise had asked
permission t,o use space and it will be a
matter for the club to act on.
Alcohol Users Must
File Permit Bonds
William *L. Elder, United States reve
nue collector, received a telegram from
Prohibition Commissioner Kramer today
notifying him that nonbeverage permit
holders who have not filed bonds since
Nov. 1 can not continue to handle non
beverage alcohol until new bonds are
filed and new permits issued. Alcohol
in their'possession at the present time
is liable to seizure.
‘Own Your Own Cow’
Honolulu Slogan
HONOLULU, Feb. s.—The “own a cow"
movement has been launched here. The
island suffers from a shortage of milk.
900 yards, special
Floortex grade, Real In
laid Linoleum (colors go
clear through), 12 feet
wide. Solti only at Tay
lor’s. Beautiful patterns
to suit all color effects.
February Sale price, a
square cj Q Q
yard
You’ll never regret a
purchase of this splendid
“inlaid.”
LINOLEUM
SALE
This sale is of vital importance
to you because it offers the
choice of this enormous stock
at prices we can’t offer later.
i
You Can Buy for Spring-
Pay Part Now
and Have It Laid Away
2,000 yards, our Cork
o-Tex quality, real cork
linoleum, six feet wide,
many designs and color
ings, Including the beau
tiful carpet and hard
wood floor effects, all
first-quality goods. Feb
ruary Sale price, rjf\
a square yard. .. / V/L
THE TjßfflWßaßSfife, Co.=
Cops Grab 15 Cents
and Pair of Dice
If there was a craps game going on
in the dry beer saloon of John Dampler,
41, at 2231 Shelby street, it wasn’t much
of a game, accordiug to the police evi
dence. The police captured 15 cents and
a pair of dice as evidence. Dampier is
charged with keeping a gambling house.
Others arrested in the raid were John
Graves, 29, who rooms over the dry beer
saloon; Claude Nealey, 28, 1432 Wade
street; George Mann, 24, 1217 East Ray
mond street; Fred Hartman, 45, State and
Raymond streets, and William Kennedy,
35, 1811 Lockwood street.
Negroes, Captured
in Raid, Freed
William Malone, negro proprietor of a
dry drink place at 401 West North street,
and eleven negroes today are satisfied
with their visit to city court. They
were freed of gaming charges. In a raid
on Malone’s place Tuesday night the po
lice said the negroes scattered in all
directions, eight escaping. The police
declared a poker game was going on.
Sentence to Be
DoubledJNext Time
Ts Joseph Davis is convicted of oper
ating a blind tiger in city court again
lie'll have a double sentence piled up
against him. He was fined SSO and sen
tenced to fifteen days in Jail in city
court, and Judge Pritchard then sus
pended sentence with a warning.
2,500 yards, our Hcc
trotex grade, Real Inlaid
Linoleum (colors go
through to the back); t>
'feet wide, large
ment of designs and col
ors for all rooms. In this
sale, per a j ryo l
square yard. Up 1 . / Zj2
The Advantages
of cementing and rolling linoleum over wool-rag deadening
felt when laid the “Taylor way.”
1. On all jobs the work of laying can be completed in a
single trip—no going back to stretch or trim the linoleum.
2. The linoleum is secured firmly over the whole area and
therefore can not bulge, expand or contract.
3. The wool deadening felt takes up ordinary expansion
and contraction (on account of heat and cold) in the wood
or concrete base and ends all buckling and cracking due
1o this cause.
4. The floor is made delightful to walk on, the felt acting
as a cushion.
5. The felt deadens sounds.
6. The floor is "warmer in winter.
7. The linoleum wears a third longer.
8. The linoleum can be remoyed without damage and with
little difficulty if occasion should arise.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1920.
Pet Horse Follows
Mistress to Grave
LONDON. Feb. s.—“ Daffodil,” a blood
ed horse, was shot here, in accordance
with the will of his mistress, Mrs. J.
W. Martindale. Mrs. Martlndale wrote;
“If I die have the horse follow me.”
Mississippi Gives
Vote to Women
JACKSON, Miss., Feb. s.—The state
senate today without a dissenting vote
passed two house resolutions proposing
to amend the state constitution so as to
confer the right of suffrage on women.
It Looks Somewhat
Like ‘Horse* on Him
AKRON. 0., Feb. s.—“To the honor
able mare” came a letter to Mayor Carl
Beck here. Beck can’t understand the
mistake.
Ho! Alaskan Mushers
Aim to ‘Doll Up’ Some
SEATTLE, 5. —Twenty cases of
talcum powder have been bought here
for shipment to the Alaska Engineering
commission railway camps in Alaska.
MBS. ,T. E. FITZGERALD DIES.
HAMMOND, Ind., Feb. 5.--Mrs. John E.
Fitzgerald. 42, wife of a prominent man
ufacturer and banker of Hammond, is
dead here today, after five weeks’ 111-
nesss from typhoid pneumonia.
1,700 yards, Taylor’s
“Inlalds” are best to buy
because they don't “wear
off.”
Special Rug Veneer,
splendid reproduction of
a hardwood floor; three
feet wide. In this
sale, per yard vc/L
This makes an effective
border for rugs. It is
good looking, easy to
clean and Inexpensive.
Thrifty Throngs Come Here Every Week for
Friday Bargains
The Week’s
Peerless
Bargain Day
25c Durable Durham Lisle
finish cotton socks for men, first qual
ity, fully reinforced; colors black, gray,
navy and tan; also men’s 35c slightly
imperfect black cotton fleece lined
socks; Friday Bargain,
4 pairs, 75<; pair avV
Boys* Negligee Shirts W ith
collar attached; neat striped patterns;
sizes 121/2 to 14 collar; dandy for
school wear; Friday
Bargain. Ot/C
Men's 50c All-Wool Yarn
Socks, slightly imperfect army re
jects; 3 pairs, SjSI.OO, 35c
Men*s Good Grade Dress
Pants, shown in fancy eassimeres and
worsteds; also heavy dark corduroys;
sizes 28 to 42; Bargain #4 OUT
Friday, pair
C.B. Cones’s Union-Made
Overalls and Jackets, seconds; made of
extra heavy blue denim with bib; sizes
32 to 42; jackets, sizes tiJ9 90
38 to 46; $3.00, for Friday..
Boys 1 Suits and Mackinaws
—the very latest styles, of exceptional
wearing qualities; new seam-belted mod
els. Mackinaws of neat, dark plaids:
sizes 7 to 16. Formerly sold up to
$12.75; for Friday, 9^
special
36-Inch Unbleached Mus
lin. heavy quality, free from specks;
lengths to 15 yards; regular 29c value,
limit 20 yards; Friday only, 4
yard
Notaseam Pure Silk
Hose for Women
25-dozen lot with slight imperfec
tion that will in no way affect the
wear of these nationally known $1.75
and up to $2.50 stockings; colors
black, gray, mouse and dark a* *m
brown; big Friday special, *r I
choice, a pair JL
Shirting Madras, Light ana
medium grounds, with large and small
stripes; large selection of patterns to
choose from ; lengths to 4 yards; regu
lar 45c value; for Friday
special, yard
Women’s Sweaters, Slip
over style, in Pekin blue, rose and white;
some with Angora collars, slightly soiled
from handling; special for ti£9 QQ
Friday Bargain Day tyMmwCr
Women’s Crepe and Flan
nelette kimonos, exceptionally well
made; provided in pink, blue, lavender
and rose; $2.50 value; CkR
Friday
Beautiful Voile Organdy
waists, trimmed with lace and em
broidery ; worth $2.50 to $2.98;
priced for Bargain |£4 70
Friday JL# I
Children’s All-Wool Serge
dresses, very practical for the school
girl; trimmed in light blue; sizes 6 to
12 years; regularly $5.50
value, for Friday
R & G Corsets, Medium
bust or topless; flesh and white; sizes
20 to 26; specially 90
priced for Friday
Women’s Stylish Boots,
black, beaver, brown, field mouse or
patent kid, with field mouse, black kid
and cloth tops; Cuban or French heels;
$lO, sl2 and sls A/?
grades fsjO#pO
New Spring Oxfords, the
very latest styles; Cuban or Louis heel;
specially priced for Friday o£u
Bargain Day .
Sample lots of Shoes and
black and tan oxfords, $6.50 and $7.00*
grade ; Bargain Friday, &9 QC
pair
Dutch Scrim Curtains, 2 l / 2
yards long, sheer quality, plain center
with hem border, side and bottom fin
ished with lace edge. Regularly $1.50,
special for Friday Bargain I
Day, pair CfOVr i
stnrStore
360*370 St
A Special February
Sale of
Silks and Georgettes
Four of the most desirable silks of
fered at the wonderfully low price of
$2.25 Per Yard
\
$3 Georgette Crepe, $2.25
—4O inches wide; an elegant qual
ity, free from dressing, making it es
pecially desirable for use where soft
Hewing lines are desired. Full va
riety of colors.
$3 Crepe de Chine, $2.25
—An advantageous purchase enables
us to offer for Friday several pieces
of 40-inch pure silk crepe de chine.
Extensive assortment of colors.
$3 Satin Messaline, $2.25
—A splendid eolor range, full
36 inches wide. Exceptional quality
—worth more at wholesale.
Chiffon Taffeta, $2.25
36 in., black and colors, including
navy, rose, champagne, gray, etc.
Quality selling regularly at $3.25.
Children’s Ribbed Fleece
cotton vests, ages 6 to 12; some slight
ly soiled ; formerly sold up to 60c, Fri
day Bargain until sold, 9^#*
each avv
Women’s Fine Bleached
cotton union suits, high and low neck
styles with long or short sleeves; light
fleecing; regular Hnd extra sizes; reg
ular price $1.39 and $1.50, f£4 “€0
Friday Bargain, suit vAtJ-w
Women’s Durable Durham
fast black fleece lined hose, seamless;
spliced sole, wide elastic flare top; 39c
value; Friday Bargain, 25c
Clean-up of
WomensWinterCoats
Included are smart and $10.45
distinctive models that, S S
have sold up until now
as high as $25.00. Kil
vertones, velours, velvets; fur and
plush trimmed; belted and loose back
models.
Felt Base Floor Covering,
6 feet wide, waterproof, tile and hard
wood floor patterns; regular 85c qual
ity, for Friday special,
square yard tltlv
Axminster Rugs, size 9x12,
oriental patterns, deep heavy pile, extra
heavy quality; worth SA9
today $65.00, special aUI tj
Nurses’ Comfort and Korn
Kure shoe, $6 grade; specially priced
for Friday only,
pair m#o€J
New Printed Georgette,
40 inches wide, beautifuj patterns, light
and dark grounds; used for waists,
sleeves, overdrapes, etc.; specially
priced for Friday, €£9
yard
Young Men’s Suits and
Overcoats
Seam belted models. Overcoats—
the very latest models, in rich nov
elty mixtures; snappy suits of all
wool French serge; blue flannels,
also novelty mixtures.
S3O and $35 val- &9ZI 7C
ues, Friday 4 *# / 9
Pink Jersey Bloomers
for Children
Ages 4 to 12 years; elastic waist
band and knees; well made, felled
seams. Lot of 25 dozen. 50e and 59c
regular price, Friday f +
Bargain,
pair jdm l tJJ
Every Article
Exactly
As Advertised
Lot of Children’s Fine
ribbed cotton stockings; black, sizes
B Y2, 9, 914; dark tan color, sizes bto
9V2; up to 39c value; Friday 9'°’°
Bargain, choice, pair
Men’s Hygienic Fleece
lined shirts and drawers, Jaeger color,
good heavy weight; all sizes; OR**
Friday special, garment OvC
Men’s Winter Union Suits,
fleece lined and ribbed fleeced; broken
lines; mostly all sizes in the lot;
worth up to $2.50; until PV|
sold, Friday, suit Mp
Bust Confiner in pink and
white mesh. Open front or back; all
sizes; for Friday Bargain /■ /k
Day DlfC
Outing Flannel in dark
stripes and checks, also white - good
heavy quality; regular 29c value; 250
yards for Friday’s selling,
yard
Bookfold Dress Percales
in navy, gray, black and lights, in neat
stripes and figures; regular 99#*
29c value; Friday, the yard
Unbleached Canton Flan
nel, 27 inches wide; good heavy weight,
long nap; very suitable for infants’
wear; regular 29c value, 99#*
Friday, yard
Window Shades, 36x7,
dark green, mounted on dependable
rollers; special for Friday WA*
Bargain Day | tfC
Boys’ Medium Weight Ribbed
Fleece Union Suits
Seconds of Oneita and Setsnug
brands; ecru; cotton; ages 2 to 16
years. Priced according to size, Fri
day special—
Suit 87c up to $1.29
Matting -Rug, size 9x11.8,
reversible, Japanese designs: colors
green, tan. blue and red;
regular $6.50, special A*or
Cut Glass Cream and Sugar
sets, new shape, pretty floral cut; reg
ular $1.48 value; while 20 70#
sets last, Friday, the set i & C
Dyco Crochet Thread, odd
lot of colors, most all numbers in
each color; up to 19c values, G%TT*%
Friday, 4 balls for
Hair Switches, 26 and 28-
inch, three strand, fine, fluffy, extra fine
quality hair; all shades except gray;
$2.98 and $3.9S regular 90
price; Friday special....... wAmtmV
Childrens Coverall Aprons
—made of light pink, blue and navy
blue percale; sizes 4 to 16 years;
98c regular price; Friday
special § vC
Boys ’ Shoes on the bargain
table, all calfskin button styles; worth
up to $3.50; for Friday, (I*4
pair t)
52-inch All Wool Serge,
sponged and shrunk, all wool, full 52
inches wide; navy, black, myrtle, etc.;
a $3.50 value,
Friday $Z# • v
Ladies storm and croquet
rubbers, high or low heels;
for Friday Bargain Day / vC
HOUSEFURNISHINGS
•-quart pure Aluminum
Preserving Kettles; extra ~****rtr\
heavy weight; best quality;
IS?***:..,;. $1.39 srS
■f t Is' e-qnart pure Aluminum Bice or
Miami* ißiv- Double Boilers: best quality Viko
il® $1.43
White Granite Comblnette* or
Slop Jars: tight lid and bail
handle; $2.29 value; only 49 to
sell; while they last; $< CQ w //
Friday 91v# Vte- • Jr
■ •-quart Gray Granite Convex
Kettle, with lid; first qual
ity; actual size; baU handle;
lVfc-quart handled Bake ■ — T*
Pans and Sauce Pans; deep 1S W -n
style; first quality; 35c value; Visfc' IJ7
22c