Indiana daily times. [volume], June 25, 1920, Home Edition, Page 8, Image 8

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A delightful party was given by tbe.j
elnmnl ol Alpha Phi at the Woodstock
club last night in honor of the visitors
who tare come to Indiana to attend the
national convention of the stwority. at i
Greencastle.
A special car brought the women from i
Greencastle yesterday afternoon. Ma- j
tliines met the party and took them out .
to the club, where dinner was served.
At one long table the national board f
and national officers and Indianapolis i
hostesses were seated. Small tables
were laid for the various groups.
Baskets of ramblers decorated the din
ing room and at each place was a nose
gay of pastel shaded flowers which, on
. lose examination, proved to be made ot
candy.
Following the dinner a dance was held
in the ballroom and “bridge” and ”600”
were played In the parlors.
Asa finale the girls all joined hands
in true fraternal style and sang a group
of Alpha Phi songs.
Mrs. Don Tr.Uis, president of the 10,-al
,-al alumni chapter, was In charge of
general arrangements. She was assisted
by Mrs. H. M. Talbott, Mrs. James Car. .
ter, Mrs. B. J. Houser, Mrs. Frederick
Bird and various other women of the
Indianapolis chapter.
Tonight the banquet will be held at
Greencastle, which will conclude the con,
ventlon sessions.
• • •
Miss Elisabeth Jefferies, daughter of j
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. JetTeries, 5434 Broad- ;
way, and Mrs. Jefferies left today for
Philadelphia, where Miss Jefferies and
Joseph A. Grey will be married nt high
noon tomorrow. After the service Mr. ■
and Mrs. Grey/ will motor to Atlantic!
City, where they wall apend several days
before going to their home, 52 Charles
Gate, Boston.
• *
Miss Marian Wheeler, 21H6 North Illi
nois street, has gone to Cincinnati for
a fortnight.
• • *
Mrs. Don Tullis and sons. Don Luther
and James, are leaving the city today
for Daytona. Fla., to be the guests of
her father, .Mr. James Luther.
• a *
Attendants for the wedding of Miss
Marjorie Lee, daughter of Mrs. R. A.
I-ee, 111! Pleasant street, and Walter E.
Hansen, will include Miss Louise Chrls
tlanaen. maid cf honor, and Hans Han
sen, brother of the groom, best man.
The wedding will take place June SO.
• • •
Miss B jjah Potter, 2*32 Central ave
nue, who Das been attending Illinois
university, has returned to spend the
summer at home.
• • •
Mr., and Mrs. E. B. Helney, 8631 Col
iseum avenue, announce the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Hildreth Heiney,
to Kleber W. Hadley, which took place
Thursday noon at the homo of the
bride. Rot. O. W. Flfer of Central Ave
nue Method’st church, read the service.
Mis# Hannah Hadley was the bride's
only attendant and Joel Hadley, brother
of the groom, acted as best man. A
breakfast was served following the cere
mony. Mr. and Mrs. Hadley will be
at home after Sept. 1 at 622 Twenty-third
street, apartment 4.
Members of the young men's class at
Central Avenue church will give a moon-
I light picnic tomorrow night out north
of Broad Ripple. Howard Baker is in
charge of general arrangements.
Foil Burglar’s Effort
to Enter Apartment
An attempt by a burglar to use a Are
escape to enter the apartment of George
Blose, 635 North Pennsylvania street, did
•not prove successful last night.
Blose saw the burglar on the fire es
cape and telephoned police headquarters.
Mr. Burglar escaped before the police
arrived.
iHffiiSlSSJl Just a Step From the High Rent Stores
# JULY SALE
ca > Begins Saturday morning. Roth floors of our store will he a veri
m Vradl table bee hive of bargains. Shop in the mornings if possible.
fmfll SILK DRESSES TUB DRESSES SKIRTS
B I Wonderful assortment Hundreds of dainty cool Wonderful assortment
liV\ beautiful silk dresses, j dresses of neat ging- pretty skirts, silk*,
Georgettes, satins, taf- hams, organdie and satin and serges. Ac
gj* fetas and combinations. pretty voiles in Georg- cordlon pleated, button
XIM Smart styles up to ; ette designs. Remark- and pocket trimmed;
JU IR ' $25 — i able values — up to $15 —
Ml $15.00 I $6.98 $9.95
SQfo % ECONOMY BASEMENT
Wm 300 pair* silk boe, plain or lace, seam 150 Georgette and Tricelett* blouses,
back, all colors. £ 1 QQ plain and embroidery fc* *7C
\\ special trimmed; values to V
A TT Dainty muslin and crepe envelope* and __ _ -
$2 value ..$139 bando style *T?*. 50C
100 corsets, front or back lace, brocade Hundreds of dainty lingerie blouses,
or plain, £esh or white; ( g Q Off lon * ° r short sleeves, dainty fl QO
vi up to $5 9Ofo lace and embroidery 3 ir CJ
HARGROVE’S
Massachusetts Ave. and Delaware St.
STOUTS Adjustment SALE
352-354 West Washington St.
This advertising space permits us to list only a few of the values we have in store for you
at this time.
Ladies’ Black Leather Lace Oxfords
Medium vamp and
- /\ heels, good weight
J Jy \ soles. Rather short
?/l .65
Sizes 3% to 8. Saturday only.
WE SELL MEN’S HOSE THAT WEAR WELL
STOUT’S BIG FOUR
SHOE STORE
352-354 WEST WASHINGTON STREET
Open Saturday Evening Until 9:30.
The Young Lady
Across the Way
We remarked to tne young lady across
the way that the democratic race also
seems to be a free-for-all this year, and
she said it might look that way by com
parison, but she supposed some of ’em
had spent some money.—Copyright, IV2O
Jiffy Cake Company
Brings Factory Here
The Jiffy-Cake Flour Company, it Is
announced, has taken a lease on the St.
Mary’s Hall building, owned by St.
Mary's Catholic church, at 132-34-33
South Delaware street, and the remodel
ing of the building, preparatory to the
Installation of machinery is under way.
The company is organized under the
laws of Delaware, with a capital of
SIOO.OOO, and will manufacture a ready
mixed desert cake flour.
Equipment for an initial output of
15,000 packages a day will be Installed
in the plant, and it Is expected that pro
duction of the cake flour will be com
menced within forty-five days.
LEMON JUICE j
FOR FRECKLES j
Girls 1 Make beauty lotion for {
a few cents —Try itl
Squeese the Julee of two lemons Into
s bottle containing three ounce* of
orchard white, shake well, and you bav*
a quarter pint of the beat freckle and
tan lotion, and complexion beautlfler, at
very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemon* and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces of orchard white for a few
cents. Massaga this sweetly fragrant
lotion Into the face, neck, arms and
hands each day and see how freckles and
blemishes disappear and bow clear, soft
and rosy-white the skin becomes. Yes!
It Is harmless and never Irritates.,—Ad
vertisement.
MEN’S LOW SHOES
Gun metal calf,
lace or button,
medium toes. Z l / / /j/Yy\
Sizes 6 to 7%. / I gr |
so.4s^^^p
Welt shoes, $5 to |6 value. Saturday only.
Welfare Club Party
Holds Many Features
Rambler roses, golden coreopsus and
field daisies made a garden-like setting
for the all-day party of the Welfare
club, which was held this afternoon at
the suburban home of Mrs. A. M. Er
brich. 5671 Central avenue, in honor of
Mrs. Robert St. Pierre.
A luncheon was served at noon, which
was followed by a movie show, contin
ued through the entire afternoon.
A fortune telling booth at times lured
the more superstitious from the picture
screen to learn their future from the
mysterious seer.
A musical program was given by Mrs.
J. E. Berry, contralto; Mrs. Harry Mar
tin, soprano, and Mrs. Frank B. Hun
ter, pianist.
This evening the husbands of the
members were to Join the party and
dine on the lawn, after which cards
were to be in order.
An Interesting feature of the day was
the completing of the details for incor
porating the club under the state laws.
The organization is a most interest
ing one.
They are the patronesses of the Indi
anapolis home for aged women.
The money raised by them by their
various affairs goes for social enter
tainment and luxuries for the old ladles.
This homo is the sole reason for the
' club’s existence.
j Mrs. Frank Haight is the president for
! next season.
j The retiring executive is Mrs. G. M.
! Gordon, who will act us vice president
I next year.
Other officers include: Mrs. W. O.
'Thiele, second vice president; Mrs. H. J.
'Dillon, recording secretary; Mrs. Will
iam Cox. corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Frank Hunter, assistant secretary; Mr>
A. M. Ehbrich. treasurer; Mrs. Alonzo
B. Chapman, Mrs. J. H. Laird and Mrs.
Arthur Cravens, executive committee.
Labor Department
to Appeal Red Case
WASHINGTON, June 26.—Deportation
cns against seventeen alleged Com
munUU released by Judge Anderson, of
Boston, Mass., will be appealed, As
sistant Secretary of Labor Post said
after a conference with Secretary Wil
son today.
£plie real com
flavor is what
has made so
many Mends
jfor
JERSEY
Com Flakes
'Askyowqrocer
Ift. JERKY CERCAI FOOD CQ
CSHEAL. PA.
SiLo maker* of Jtrtrr Whet*-
Wheat RmcoAc f luur
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1920.
13,000,000 Increase
in Population of U. S.
WASHINGTON, June 25.— The popu
lation of continental United States under
the 1020 census enumeration 1* approxi
mately 105,000,000. nccoi'ding to nn es
timate worked out today by Dr. George
Josiah Hill, chief statistician of tho bu
reau of census revision and results.
-- Under this estimate the increase over
lhlO Is 13,000,000 in round numbers, or
approximately 14 per cent. The popula
tion in 1910 was 01,972,266.
Dr. Hill uses in his estimate# the fig
ures in complete returns announced up
to .Tune 26, or 1,406 cities and towns
350-354 E. Washington St.
The Biggest Retail Grocery in Indiana
FLOUR, E-Z-Bake and Diadem, gj-fl QQ
24-lb. sack sPiLel/O
RAISINS, Sun Maid Seedless in bulk,
25-lb. package, $6.00
Royal Baking Powder, Breakfast
12-oz. can O 9 Bacon,
Creamery Gutter, Hoosier Gold and BUgar cured,
Eversweet, ib vvv nicely streaked,
Cream Cheese, good color and mild Q'fl
flavor, Ib OIV 3 IDS., SI.OO
Boiled Ham, sweet and lean, -T.ary*
lb ** **’ Layer Cakes,
Dried Beef, 6weet cure, Caramel,
I UarC cocoanut,
Dyer’s Catsup, full pint, ■€ Qa J chocolate and
bottle strawberry
Peanut Butter, fresh made, 23c 35?’
Taggart’s York Butter Crack
ers, hot from the Qa
oven, lb JL Cc
Pure Lard,
open kettle
rendered,
2 lbs., 490
EGGS, selected and strictly fresh,
cloz TC A V
DOMINO TABLE SYRUP, table size, 25<* ; Q/Tp
No. 5 can 1 i/t/C
Chocolate Drop*
cream and
maple center*,
Ib, .**Bo
VENUS CHOCOLATES, a high-grade candy with CQf*
soft cream centers, lb
5-lb. box, $2.50
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION LIBBY’S PRODUCTS
Catsup, I Pear Butter, | Apple Butter, ILlbby’s Baked Beans
laroe bottle, ' No. 2 can, ! large can, In tomato sauce.
\*slA 20c 48# I *T<\ 3 fOP 50 <>
Peaches, Michigan, halves In light Hawaiian Pineapple, sliced. In
clear syrup. -43<*; g| 9/rup. No. l/ x 47C
SEARCHLIGHT MATCHES, 9|/|
6 boxes ts
TAGGART’S ICED MARSHMALLOW CAKES, ASSORTED
Marshmallow Bonbons 1
Walnut Bonbons / 3 lbs.,
Banana Puffs £ a Ara
Rainbow Sticks and Rainbow Puffs $ 1 UU
Alaska Pink Chum Salmon, 1 Pilgrim
tall can Rio Coffee,
— steel cut,
Canned Lunch Meats, big lb., 25<*
variety IUC 3 lbs., 73*
WANSER’S MODERN MARKET
215 North Illinois St.
K per pound . .......... . OUU
||J|| Srtsr i9c
* i ' reiwh Hamburger t Q
(ail beef), per pound.. AOC
WANBER’B Bolling Beef V {T
MODERN P® r pon<l Xt>C
MARKET pYegh, Cottage Pork
f gV. N Itoaats. per pound OvC
\Pure Lard, kettle ren- ftF
drred, per pound alut
Granulated Cane Sugar (2 1b)...61c
Large Sums are Not Necessary!
we hear some
W people aay that they cannot
nave money because they never have
large enough evuna to deposit. They
evidently think that a bank does not
care to aooept small deposit*.
This Bank Welcomes Small Accounts!
We believe in encouraging and helping the smaller de
positor to increase bia money snrplua. Therefore, we offer
various plans for saving money systematically by mak
ing deposits suited to the customer’* ability to save.
ym Q 1 Interest paid on accounts in
d£j|- JO otu: Thrift and Savings Dept*
Ask About This Service. Open Saturdays Ikdl Bp. m.
I fWild &€o„Siatsßanit)
UtltlV 129*125 E.MevtseVSt.
which have au aggregate population of
41,029,354.
The census bureau announced the fol
lowing 1920 population figures:
Grand Rapids, Mich., 137,614; increase
25,063, oe-22.3 per cent.
Vincennes, Ind., 17,210; increase 2,315,
or 15.5 per cent. i
Pershing, Fatigued,
Speaks at Harvard
CAT 3RIDGB, Mass, June 25.—Fa
tigued ffmn his long tour and suffering
from Indigestion, Gen. Pershing was ill
at Harvard commencement yesterday, but
was able to apeak at alumni exercises.
Liberty Ginger Snaps, crisp
and snappy, 17c
Graham Wafers,
convenient
pound package,
230
Jelly Beans
and Gum Drops,
assorted
flavors,
i/ 2 Ib, 19*
Fine Table
Salt,
5-lb. box,
12 Vzt
Raspberries,
Lemon Drops,
Peach Stones and
Cherry Drops,
/ a Ib, 19#
Stores in New York, Newark, Brooklyn, Buffalo, Indianapolis, New Haven,
4 WEST WASHINGTON STREET
WONDERFUL VALUES SATURDAY!
SUMMER
MIDDY
SUITS,
55.98 to $15.00
Newly Arrived Summer Dresses
Exceptionally Attractive, Well Chosen Groups for
Women and Misses Very Moderately Priced
NEWEST
SUMMER TIME
BLOUSES \
Specially Priced
s2^s
Beautiful quality
Georgettes, also em
broidered silk pongees
and trieolettes. la wide
variety of styles.
NOVELTY SILK
SKIRTS
Sptcial at
*lo—
silks, f'ao-tasl,
Dew-klst, Kumil-Kam*
sa, etc., in desirable
colors.
GET SUMMER CLOTHES
messes
Men’s Summer Jp'
VJzffl suits ¥A\
Wf MJ J 28% off every suit in the store except blue r X J /j jjjj/k} \]|
[ ill I I The beet values and smartest styles in , | M -
H I B town. Get a good one for the holidays. £y/ V ;\i h I Jr
Cash or Mentor's generous terms the prices , A ly 'Jr
A S4O Suit for $30.00 $2.00 Down and $2.00 a Week J j j
A SSO Suit for $37.50 $3.00 Down and $3.00 a Week
A $65 Soil for $48.75 $4.00 Down and $4.00 a Week |||j|
A $75 Suit for $56.25 SBOO DOTra and $6 00 a Week j ?f\
t Women’s Suit Sale I3 \
$2.00 DOWN—S2.OO A WEEK \f\
Come early—euch suits will never sell at , ( \ uA
th AU SBrM0 B * Bd <4B suite will be sold for IV I
f ° $76, SBO and SBS suits will be sold M 'wA \
Pay $2.00 down and $2.00 s week for any \
Mentsr does not charge extra for credit— \ I
Cash or Credit our price* are Just the same— \ j
Advertise
**" Rntir Firs* and Second Floors.
CEamo Open Saturday Night Until 9:00. Third Door Sooth of Maryland Street.
DbOroS We Gladly Open Accounts With Out-of-Town Customers.
Miw———lWßVVS^—*—* '_Ll—
—-Sitn THE WANT ADS IN THE DAILY TIMESTT— ... ,
VOILE GINGHAM LINENE AND OR- '
GANDY DRESSES IN THE
SMARTEST STYLES
snrJß
sls and gradually up to $25
Tremendous style variety, unexcelled quality. Plain
colors; allover figured designs; checks, plaids
-and combinations, in light and
, dark effects.
DRESSES OF GEORGETTE TRICOLETTE
SATIN TAFFETA AND
COMBINATIONS
Uncommonly smart types—usually found only at much
higher prices. Beaded, ruffled, embroidered and
draped effects, in black, brown and navy,
also stunning colorful combinations
of figured Georgettes. Won
derful values.
SHANTUNG
SILK SUITS,
Special at
$35.00