Indiana daily times. [volume], March 23, 1920, Home Edition, Page 3, Image 3

About Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922

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TALK BUSINESS !
OF DRY GOODS!
Indiana Dealers Open Spring;
Session Tonight.
Dry goods men of Indiana will discuss
every phase of their business in tba an
nnal spring meeting, which opens to
ntgth at the Claypool bote! and continues !
all day tomorrow.
More than 150 members of the Indiana |
Retail Dry Goods association are ex- I
pected to be present.
Tonight a smoker will be held in the
palmroom of the Claypool and a motion
picture will be shown, depicting the man
ner in which checks and drafts are
forged.
To-morrow, morning Stanley Wyckoff,
federal fair price commissioner for In- j
dlana, win talk to members, and G. A.
Efroymon of H. P. Wasson A Cos., and j
V. C. Kendall of It S. Ayres & Co_ will
TgXnk A discussion on the subject of
arbitrary increases in price of goods by
manufacturers and jobbers after orders
hare been placed will be led by AT. AV.
Hammond of the ■firm of Jones, Ham- !
mond & Jones.
Luncheon will be served In the Floren
tine room and business discussions will
be resumed tomorrow afternoon. F. A.
Turner of Crawfordsrllle is president and
Lee B. Nusbaum of Richmond is secre
tary-treasurer of the association.
SUCH IS LIFE
The lee on the lake
And the empty branches shake
In a landscape that is desolate and drear.
But despite the chill caresses
Os the breeae as he undresses.
HU ambition makes our hero persevere.
Jimmy Jones, he never falters
Never for a moment alters
His resolve to be the first to swim this
year.
The Prince of Wales has starred on a
trip to Australia. It Is a wager that he’ll
have no better time that he did in Amer
ica.
The 15-year-old grandson of a New
Tork millionaire, the boy's mother says,
needs $7,500 annualily for his support.
That Is a poor crutch for a lad of his
age.
Pugilist Jess Willard has been secured
to referee some Kansas boxing exhibi
tions. As "the third man in the ring"
Jess will be comparatively safe.
It is to be hoped that when the for
mer crown prince completes his boxing
course, which he is now taking in Hol
land, he will be matched with J. Demp
sey.
The department of justice has fixed
ipon this week as a "Cheaper Meat
Week.’’ It sounds good and will be good
J supported by fact.
The class in arithmetic will please pay
s attention: If an American dollar is
worth but 47 cents, what is the purchas-
Home Office Monument Place
Indianapolis, Ind.
ESTABLISHED 1899
This Company has paid to its policyholders
$6,853,870.00
and has issued about
62,000
policies upon the lives of persons applying to it for insur
ance.
“A Good Place to Buy Everything”
Hurst Bldg. Penn. & Ga. Sts.
COMPLETE DEPARTMENTS OF
Shoes Groceries Gents’ Finishings
Paint Dry Goods Auto Accessories
Stoves Furniture Electric Supplies
Rugs Hardware Implements
Tires Roofing Harness
STANDARD QUALITY. REDUCED PRICES.
You Are Always Welcome.
HURST & CO.
Norwegians May
Sell Us U . S. Goods
CHRISTIANIA, March
can representatives are trying to pur
chase dry goods and bearing apparel
bought from the United States from
191S to 1920 for re-export to the
United States, as the prices here are
50 per cent lower than now prevailing
In America.
\ J
ing power of a nickel in a serve-self res
taurant ?
The suggested dollar haircut also sug
gests shorter haircuts and longer Inter
ims.
Where Is Gertrude
and Also Anna Lee?
The police were asked today to search
for Gertrude Sommers, 17, of 1130 West
Thirtieth street. AAHlliam Sommers, her
father, told the police she disappeared
yesterday and that her suitcase filled
with her clothing was found on the rear
porch of his home.
Burrell AVright, an attorney, 1514 Mer
chants Bank building, requested the po
lice to find Anna Lee Arnott, who re
cently came to Indianapolis from Cham
paign, 111. He said he wished to find
the young woman so that he could com
plete the settlement of her father's
estate.
“SYRUP OF FIGS’’
CHILD’S LAXATIVE
Look at tongue! Remove poisons
from stomach, liver and
bowels.
i %, .. -xJ ,
Acc< ,iia’’ Syrup of Figs only
—look for name California on the
package, then you are sure your child Is
having the best and most harmless laxa
tive or physic for the little stomach,
liver and bowels. Children love Its de
licious fruity taste. Full directions for
child’s dose on each bottle. Give It with
out fear.
Mother! You must say “California."—
Advertisement.
NO C. O. D.’s
Hi REMOVAL SALES
We are still doing business in j —l^ill We are sfi// doing business in
407-417 W. Washington St., *** Pf ff 407-41Tw. Wnhhgton St,
Until June Ist | 407-417 WEST WASHINGTON STREET | Until June Ist
Sc'e if Sample Easter SUITS °|^ lln^e Taster COATS
choice of fabrics and an arrangement of prices Not in many seasons have th fashions been /J
which Ave believe will answer any call women so smart and youthful as we are showing in £ ?,
may make for suits this spring. this lot of New Spring Coats. They are a jjj
S4O Sample SUITS coats that youth Anil welcome with enthusiasm. fjpj II
SrS£ ; SQEf,OO Sample Polo Coats fit if it l§Er
SrH'LT £ J Up to $25.00 Value.
$50.00 Sample SUITS for Spring n pf| New Polo Coats for Women and Misses
Tricotines, I oiret twills and gold tones. These extraordinary The favored coats for spring wear, surpassing every exhibit previously assembled. The
\alues will attract much ia\ora>le attention W ednesdav irorn ** J|§ neAver coats for spring in their greatest glorv, varving in richness, smartness and elegance,
women and misses who appreciate smart, distinctive modes and Hji || at prices which are always moderate. Narro'w shoestring belts of leather or self-material,
qualities out of the ordinary Mfflv deep yokes and patch pockets. Specially reduced for "Wednesday 815.00
I Two Weeks Till Easter 1
And The Fair Store is Ready With a Truly
Sensational
Sale of Mens and Young Mens
SPRING SUITS
, If you have come to the con- I
elusion that it la necessary to I
pay a high price for a fine 3
WBlult ° r clotlies spring sea- 9
21' son come and Investigate the I
fine Bu!ts wa are offer,ns ln |
The smartest styles to be 1
worn this season, unique in jg
liiirllM exce^ence °f su
mfflM siTso
Imjw $24.85
||P I $29.85 1
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“Like Two Suits In One”
Two-trouser suits are practically double life, double service
suits—almost like two suits for the cost of one. They appeal
to the econtnical parent.
Boys’ $18.50 and $22.50
TWO-PANTS SUITS fW
Wool blue serge, fancy cassimeres, ( A
homespuns, plain flannels and wor
steds, sizes 8 to 18 years— *{"'/
$14.85 At>%ak
Boys’ All-Wool Blue / /
Serge Suits J f yLg
$16.50 and SIB.OO values k J faWj
$10.95
300 BOTB’ ALL-WOOL BLUR SERGE I^mMTir^K
SUITS, finely tailored throughout, made I | $;,
In the newest spring models. Pants are 1 , I ‘SSt/A
full lined. Sizes, 7 to 18 years. A I I WMjm
$lO and sl2 Easter Suits
$7.95 Mr
Dressy and durable. At Easter you want MSBjffs? f
your boy well-dressed and you want that laUfr
well-dressed look on the solid foundation
of durability. Our boys’ clothes are the B/ffljS
best values you can buy ; fancy cassl- MSB
metes and cheviots in brown, green and wjST
mixtures. Sixes, 7 to 17 years.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1920.
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK
Sample Sale of Dresses
SIB.OO and $20.00 Values
Satins, taflfotas, jerseys and serges—whpn women are of
fered, right before Master, dresses like these for $9.85,
is it any wonder that our dress department is the talk
of the city? Come tomorrow and convince yourself that
this is the store for every economical woman to buy her
Easter dress. Sizes lt> to 44. Special Wednesday— >
$9.85
Sample Sale SSO Sample
of Dresses Dresses
Samples of $25.00 models. Tricolette. kitten's ear. crepe.
J , chiffon and taffetas. These
Classy styles, long and short dresses express so many dlf
sleeve*; made up ln wonder- ferent themes and are de
ful quality georgette, crepe de signed with such rare flne
chlne, trlcotlne and heavy taf- nesß a8 *o constitute the most
unusual display. Sizes 16 to
fetaa. sizes 14 to 48, $-0.00 50 Specially priced Wednes
values, Wednesday— day—
sl4.9B | $25.00
Men's Furnishings Specials
$4.50 MEN’S BLAZER 85c MEN’S TlES—Beautl-
SILK SHIRTS —Exact cop- ful mixed patterns and
les (of $15.00 and $20.00 plain colors and stripes,
expensive silk shirts; Spe- Mr
some woven madras shirts cial 43C
Included; collars to match.
Spe- A* HE $2 00 MEN ’ S KNITTED
cial sSio9 TIES, in fancy stripes and
$15.00 MEN'il SILK [? I !* t l ir > eB ‘ f I Afl
BHlßTß—Crepe tie chine, Special $ ■ IHI
pusßy willow taf'eta and 19c MEN’S BLACK HOSE
heavy tub (Aft A|? —Over 2,000 pairs to clean
silks; special... t# 0■ O 3 up Wednes- |Ai
SIO.OO MEN’S FIBER day at I &2V
SILK SHIRTS In beautl- $6.00 MEN’S SHIRTS—
fuI stripes and figures. Silk and linen mixtures,
Spe ‘ QC fine hairline and nifty
▼*** stripes. Aft
$2.60 AND $3.00 MEN’S Special
i” l " T , 5 T^ rC * , “- Z- n. MEN’S SELTB
and. and 51.85 ->*;*”r.....50c
50c MEN’S HOSE—A spe
cial lot, extra good quail- $2.50 MEN’S SWEATERS,
ty, 50c values. Priced spe- In gray only; heavy Shak
cial Wednes- er knit. A | M||
day 331? Special g I ■||U
I Dainty Spring Blouses
BEAUTIFUL GEORGETTE EXCEPTIONAL WEDNES
BLOUSES, long and short DAY SELLING Beautiful
sleeves, exquisitely trimmed new T*™* blonßes
, . tng fresh new wash silks,
with lace and embroidery, all long and short sleeves, collar
the new spring shades, flesh, and coUarless, a large assort
rose, white, etc. Specially ment of colors and sizes. Spe
priced for A A Qfi cially priced for £ f QQ
Wednesday shio Wednesday glawv
BEAUTIFUL HIGH GRADE BEAUTIFUL NEW SPRING
GEORGETTE WAISTS, ex- BLOUSES—lntroducing fresh
qulsite blouses representing new effects and novelties,
3 every exclusive type, smartly each an exquisite production
8 tailored blouses to frilly lace of art. originality and skill,
a creations, long and short featuring new beaded and em
| sleeves, In all the wanted broldered effects in white 9
S new spring Q A and suit AF* Aft
£ shades wSavO shades ySiUU §|
I Dress and Sports Skirts
Because of the Important position which they have assumed
in every feminine wardrobe, the exceptional values add great
interest to this sale.
$5.50 Ladies’ and Misses’
Sample Silk Poplin Skirts
Plain and fancy models—belted and TX/^Tt-pRS
|j button trimmed. Specially priced
I $2.98
$7.50 Ladies’ Sample Skirts fIFjQPj
Plaids, serges and fancy mixtures — B
belts and button trimmed, in ail new
spring model* — H
$4.98
f -J ?s > fln( J
£ SKIRTS I
ed models, plaidß and y IMI lUu
large belts and pock- It
lng. Special Wednes- LJ? MAI
>.98 "V
Surprisingly Low Prices on
Girls’ Easter Dresses
f GIRLS’ EASTER DRESSES—GirIs’ white
voile dresses, beautifully trimmed with lace
and wide pink and blue ribbon. These charm
ing dresses will be sure to be appreciated by
mothers and daughters. Sizes Aft ftg
8 to 16 years; $7.50 values v3avv
CH ILDREN'S DRESSES—NeatIy made in
good quality voiles, prettily trimmed with or
gandie sashes, in all the wanted new spring
shades, light blue, pink, maize, yose, etc. Size
range from 2 to 6 years. *6 m a
Special Wednesday ..f di*rO
GIRLS’ WHITE DRESSES—AII fresh new
dresses; a number of attractive, serviceable
styles, made of fine quality organdie, embroid
ery and lace trlmiried, girlish and becoming
models. Sizes 8 to 14
GIRLS’ BEAUTIFUL EASTER DRESSES—
White voiles and organdies; girlish and be
coming models; ruffles, pleatings, tuckings
and embroidery adorn these frocks. Discrim
inating girls of 8 to 16 years will find models
to their liking; SIO.OO A*f Aft
values Wednesday f/ivO
•NO REFUNDS:
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