Indiana daily times. [volume], May 13, 1920, Home Edition, Page 12, Image 12

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Dorft Go Backwards
bnt bank wards. Don’t spend'all the money in
that pay envelope, but bold to your resolve and
deposit at once in the strongest bank you can
find.
Capital jfl efeViey Interest on
Largest in Indiana JT Vv if vL Checking Accounts
§s>abtngs anti Crust Company
Will Help You to Save Safely N. W. Cor. Market & Pennsylvania
SAYS 1920 SUGAR
GRAB S3O A HEAD
Economist Presents Figures at
Rail Wage Hearing.
WASHINGTON. May 13.—Sugar should
•ell for 11V4 cents a pound and present
prices, ranging from 20 to 25 cents, are
due to profiteering, W. Jett Lauck, con
sulting economist of the railroad broth
erhoods, told the railroad labor board to
day.
Sugar “gougere” will exact a total of
$600,000,000 from the American people this
year or S3O from each person in the coun
try. Lauck, who is urging the board to
grant railroad men increases, said.
Income taxes for 1917 show that sugar
producers had earned 52.2S per cent on
the capital stock, 59.2 on capital invested
and 45.53 on their capital actually invest
ed after all taxes wer? deducted, he said.
Cane producers earned 27.2S per cent on
capital stock, 235.34 on capital actually
invested and 19L05 on capital after de
ducting taxes, according to Lanck, who
said sugar was then selling for 7.7 c a
pound.
•‘lf the producers showed such amazing
earnings then,” said Lanck. "what must
ha their earning today with sugar hov
tng about 25c a pound?”
Negro Lodges Plan
Parade and Sermon
Fourteen negro lodges of the city will
take part In a street parade and hear the
sixtieth annual sermon of the Order of
United Brethren of Friendship, the Sis
ters of Mysterious Tent and juvenile
lodges, to be delivered by Rev. Ira M.
Hendron of the Corinthian Baptist
church Sunday afternoon at Tomlinson
hall.
The parade will take place at 1 o’clock
Sunday afternoon and will be headed
by Clay's military band.
Members will assemble at the U. B. F
hall on Indiana avenue and then march
tc Tomlinson ball.
Horlick
Originated
Malted Milk
in 1333
The name, “Malted Milk,”
devised by Horlick, has been
appropriated by others.
Only by the Original Horlick process,
which imitators do not reproduce, ran
the full food values and Savor of
Malted Milk be obtained.
The medical profession everywhere has
endorsed the Original product for oveT a
third of a century. Avoid Imitation*.
New spring Silk a m r A
Fiber Sweaters, \ | *>|l
high shades, at- IM*
tract iv e styles. £4
Special at
HARGROVE'S
MASSACHUSETTS & DELAWARE ST.
" 111
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FOR PROMPT RELIEF TAKE
2 TABLETS WITH A GLASS
OF WATER THREE TIMES
DAILY AFTER MEALS.
ACCA
'genuine aspirin"
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IS ALWAYS 100% EFFECTIVE
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FOLLOW TRAIL TO
CITY AND LOSE IT
Chase Chicken Thief From
Danville to West St. Here.
A chicken thief chase starting near
Danville,, Ind., at 1 o’clock this morning,
ended at Washington and West streets
here, when the trail of the motor truck
carrying the thieves was lost.
W. E. Swain of Danville was driving
home in his automobile when he heard
noises in Martin Griggs’ henhouse.
Driving to the home of Grant Martin,
another farmer. Swa’in obtained a shot
gun and, accompanied by Martin, start
ed to the scene.
The thieves had fled in the truck to
ward Indianapolis.
Not until after the pursuers arrived
here did they notify the police of this
city and there was no chance of catch
ing them.
Morarity and Harris, motor poßee,
spent hours searching for the truck.
Raised Bill Passed
on Movie Cashier
Ella Worland, cashier at the Gem the
ater, 225 West Washington street, told
the police today she was swindled by
a man who had raised a $2 bill into a
$lO bill.
She gave him change for $lO when
he bought a ticket.
Investigation disclosed that the bill ap
parently had been raised by an expert.
4th Floor State Life Bldg.
May Sale of MILLINER Y
Entire Stock of
Beautiful New
MILLINERY
Greatly Under-
oriced for This /,X^Sk,
(h iMn y
Floor to th© Elevator Man. \ ' Ml ll
AFRICAN OSTRICH FEATHER CO.
4th Floor State Life Bldg.
EAT MORE FISH I
L~f'S/ Fresh fish still remain the
cheapest food on the market, 2,000
mXyy'/jn with prospects of lower prices, as the
fey n$ spring fishing season advances. Pounds
/1 We will continue weekly to offer varie- WHITE*
B es ***** are Plentiful at lowest possible vY.HJ.Lxi
Prices. In addition to these specials we PERCH
are receiving continually every known
\3RSm kind of fish, such as White Fish, Trout, 15<
V S Halibut, Salmon, Pickerel, Bass, Roe, „
'*• Shad, etc. Per Lb.
WATCH THIS HACK PAGE EVERY THURSDAY
Prompt Deliveries. Retail Department, Main Store, Open S
Daily from 6a. rn. to 6:30 p. m. Saturday Nights, 9 o'clock. n
WILLIS FISH & OYSTER CO.
337 East Market Street Market Stands 271-2 1
-MHrWO BLOCKS EAST OP PENNSYLVANIA ST.HMta
/
EGG-PAK
Ask Your Druggist
*
Service and Satisfaction
TRUSSES
If B ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, BRACES
VUr FITTED BY EXPERT
Complete Line Sick Room Supplies
WL H. ARMSTBOH CO.
MtSSSak-' ST.
DOG HILL PARAGRAFS
A stray pig unexpectedly turned up
at the residence of Poke Eazley Wednes
day afternoon, and Poke went ahead and
let him into the pen, but not until he
thoroughly questioned the pig.
There is some talk of the ladies of the
Hog Ford church raising money to buy
a handsome chandolleT with icicles
hanging down all around it. Yam Sims
says the chances are after they get the
thing there ain’t a one in the church
that can play on it.
After a pleasant sojourn In the loft of
the Wild Onion schoolhouse, the two
owls left today for parts unknown.
$850,000 Furs Sold
in One Auction
ST. LOUIS, May 13.—Fifteen hundred
silver fox skins were placed on sale at
the international fur exchange today.
Yesterday's fur sales totaled $850.00.
The principal offering was 550,000
American opossum.
Cooking Oil—Gloestrrrmner's.
It's a compliment to a
girl to say, ‘‘lsn’t she a / 4
picture?” It’s a com- 1 _|L
pliment to a portrait to
say, “Isn't it by V
Ninth Floor Kahn Bldg.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1920.
SILK HAND BAGS
ON SPECIAL SALE
20% Discount on All Silk Hand Bags— Friday
and Saturday Only,
An Opportunity to Get the Bag You Have Admired
at a Reduction.
The assortment is large and beautiful. All of the newest styles are
here, and the choicest of materials are used. The linings of the bags
are silk, In the most exquisite shades. Some of the bags are becomingly
finished with large tassels, some have ornate metal frames and some
have the frames covered with silk. These bags are marvels for value
and in this assortment it is possible to match almost any costume. The
principal colors are black, brown, taupe and navy.
$4.00 Bags less 20%—SPECIAL $3.20
$5.00 Bags less 20%—SPECIAL $4.00
$6.50 Bags less 20%—SPECIAL $5.20
And 20% Discount on All Silk Bags.
No Exchanges During This Sale.
Charles Mayer & Company
29 and 31 West Washington Street. Established 1840.
ON SALE
FRIDAY ONLY
346 Pairs
Tennis Shoes
at a price that reminds you of days gone by.
Youths’ Tennis Shoes, use them for gymnasium and outings;
in sizes 11 to 13**; regular price $1.25. fiAf*
Another group of good shoes, made of durable canvas, heavy
rubber soles, in large sizes. Shoes that sold for
$1.45 will be on sale Friday at | tfv
An early call well assure you of a larger stock from which
to choose. No exchanges. No refunds.
The Gus Habich Cos.
142 East Washington Street
De-light-ed! What Woman
/>#-\ m Wouldn’t Be
,j £2™ Delighted With an
APEX
in the laundry?
The Apex is the servant which brings the most
Mil j 1 lasting joy and relief. No more dreaded Mondays,
i \ washday fatigue, worry, harassing overwork and
Vl attendant ills for the housewife if she uses the
\ *1 The cost is nothing when compared to what the
ISm ,£■% r-jfa \ \ \ wife gains in good spirits and vitality—to say
W Apex soon pays for itself in reducing wear and te-ar
on y° ur household linens and wearing apparel.
There are several reasons why you should make
IMB Apex' Electric Washer
With Swinging Wringer
i/ l \ V The Apex is electrically The Apex washes thor
ifef \ \ \ Xv^ driven by a motor of suf- oughly, quickly, easily be-
W| \\ 1 fleient strength to operate ca^,? e °* °9 rrect d^iKll
- both washer and wringer , Apex is built on
fls* at the same time and yet experience a proven suc
_ _ vvil at a cost of less than 2 ce L 8 u . ..
Mpecre Husbands: cents an hour for elec- T °e Apex triangles in
ACBOI <>• * iUoUailua. tricity. create a^r pockets
. . . . . .... , , . . _ . which produce alternate
Ask your wives what day is their hardest and most ThQ ls equi pp e d pressure and vacuum,
dreaded, regardless of whether they do the washing them- with the improved double- pumping the hot, soapy
selves or hire it done, and you will get the answer WASH- actjng swlnping wring er water through the fabrics
• which permits the laun- and cleaning them without
You have installed machinery, modern office devices, etc., dress to wring the clothes wear,
to take the drudgery out of your work, make it lighter and from tub to rinse water, The Apex will not injure
speed up production so you can have more time for pleas- to blue water and to bas- the most delicate lace or
ure and recreation. Aren’t your wives your partners in the ket. lingerie,
big business of life —THE HOME, worthy of the same con- The Apex is economical to operate, strongly built
sideration as you have given yourselves? throughout and will give years and years of service.
The APEX is sold on convenient terms if desired
Vonnegut Hardware Cos.
120 to 124 East Washington Street
RINK’S FRIDA Y and SA TURDA Y SALE
Misses' and Women's Lightweights
llfif (MIL f||j Marked Down About
jf \ !I j| Jgji I |l| milk 33% in Three Lots
ir (J $19.50 and $29.50
I Coats in combination color, trimmed or plain; s
some are skeleton, half or full lined; Poiret j Every
twills, velours, polo cloth and tweed novelties. S Coat
> a New
I y /"If I Ft Spring
Kink s Cloak House ; Model
The Christian Science Churches
of Indianapolis
Announce a Free Lecture on Christian Science
by John W. Door/y, C. S. B.
of Leeds , England
/
Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church,
The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston , Mass.
To be given in Murat Theatre
Sunday Afternoon , May Sixteenth, 3:30 o'clock
Nineteen Hundred Twenty
The Public is Cordially Invited to be Present
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Blink Books Stool Dio ind
£ , "" k er. 5 l';\iyfHoVrhl
Enrraving
OUR SPECIAL BANK CREDIT PLAN
Allow yon to bay yoar homo outfit at cMh price*.
D. N- FOSTER FURNITURE AND CARPET COMPANY
117-119-121 West Market street. Opposite Traction Terminal Depot.
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j Clean-Up Sale of
Millinery
Friday Only
50 Hats selected from our
$5.00 hats will go sure Fri
i day at this price, so
early. While they last—
*l.oo
Navy Blue
Taffeta Hats
and
Sport Hats *'*
We are now showing a
most wonderful array of
taffeta and sport hats. You
can save money by buying
vour hat at Morrison’s—
*4.9s ft *8.50
vftot&dortl.
4 W. WASHINGTON ST.
H ■ M I ■■
Buy Your WatclVN
On Refined Credit Plan
/"EASY PAYMENTS
rT"—- Small payment down
urn)/ and weekly payment
thereafter.
We can supply
/VjpSJPIK *ny requirement a*
*° quality at a
k7 : ‘a/ JwA range of prices that
Hr 7 iB will satisfy and will
Bui lojtl meet your wishes.
You have all the
YpiA-' Wt yw advantages of a
cash transaction
with the privilege
of extended credit.
Gray, Gribben & Gray
Corner Ohio, Indiana and Illinois.
6 ittarti
!-** N. ILLINOIS ST.
APPAREL and
MILLINERY
TOR WOMEN AND MISSES.
■ |Pn. a - If yon are troubled
NERVOusim;:
m m form, let us send
you our free booklet
“Effects of the Strains of Modern
Life Upon the Nervous System.”
Explaining how Roszell's Sedative
' Restorer Acts.
THE ROSZELL LABORATORIES.
602-4 Ind. Trust Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind.
HOUSE WIRING
And Fixtures a Specialty.
Prompt service and satisfaction
guaranteed.
If It's Electrical—Call Pros. 6372. >
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