Indiana daily times. [volume], November 30, 1920, Last Home Edition, Page 3, Image 3

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

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f FOR GAME LAWS
Letters Sent Out by Depart
\ ment of Conservation.
W Officers ar.d members of 10S fish and
fame protective associations are appealed
to for support of legislation to be pre
sented at the session of the General As
sembly in January, to make Indiana a
better State for hunting and fishing, by
George N. Mannfeld, superintendent of
the division of fish and game of the
State department of conservation, in let
ters to these associations this month.
Mr. Mannfeld points out that concerted
and cooperative action is necessary if In
diana is to continue to progress toward
the conservation of the limited amount
of wild life remaining.
“We are looking for advice and sug
gestions for improving the work of the
fish and game division. You may have
a thought or an idea that we have en
tirely overlooked. I.et us assure you
that we entertain no idea of ‘knowing it
all,’ ” he says.
“The absolute need of protecting fish,
game and birds has long been discussed
In the public press and otherwise,
especially protection to birds on account
of their great economic value to the
farmer, therefore, one would naturally
suppose that the movement for their pro
tection originated with the land owner.
“Strange as It may seem, however,
has not been the case. On the con
trary. the organized sportsmen In the
larger towns and cities were among the
first to start a campaign for game, fish
and bird protection. Stranger still, the
opposition came from the members se
lected to represent rural or farming dis
tricts: the stock argument of those leg
islators being that game and fish law*
were intended for the benefit of the city
sportsmen at the expense of the rights
of the farmer. Such is not the case and
opposition on the old ground will likely
be in evidence at the coming Legislature
unless a better understanding exists.
“Fortunately now the landowner or
tenant looks upon game and fish protec
tion as a necessity. There can be no
donbt that the bulk of the people in the
State now favor the protection of fish,
game, birds and fur-bearing animals,
bnt it has come after the greater part of
•nch resources have been sadly deci
mated. It seems to be the tendency of
human nature to overlook and under
value the blessings we enjoy. Not un
til they have passed away do we realize
what has been lost.”
Mr. Mannfeld urges that public senti
metn be aroused to the vital necessity
for better protective legislation or In
diana in a few years will be without
fish In her waters and game in her rem
nants of forestes and a revenue that
could be made return thousands of dol
lars will be lost while the public gen
erally wilt lose far more through lack
of recreation and sport Jnducive of good
health.
Spout Gets Many Lives
TANGIER. Nov. 30. Many persons lost
thlives In a waterspout which laid
te sections of this city Monday. A
lumber of houses collapsed.
.. MERIGAN
CENTRAL
Borne Office Monument Fists
FSTABURHEP ISM
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
This Company is completing
TWENTY-ONE YEARS
of successful service to the people of Indiana
and other States.
Its insurance in force is in excess of •
$90,000,000.00
gpij =3 J
) Part Time Work for k
Women
How would you like to locate a capable
woman to do mending, dress-making, house
work or care for the children so that you may
have afternoons or evenings away from home?
There are lots of women in this city eager to find
part-time-work like this. They can’t give you a
full day but they can give you several hours each
day. Ease the strain on yourselj bj employing
such help. Find them with a Want Ad.
Or, if you are a woman who would like to
increase your income by working part of the time
watch our Want Ad columns. Or, better still,
try a Want Ad of your own.
You Should Use Want Ads Like Theses
WANTED —Capable, mature voroaa.
nJd<l!e Med preferred to help In
household work two efturnooae m
week end cere for children one
cretin* etch week. IJbcrel per
ReVrencre required. Telephone Ren
dolpfc 8768.
Part-time work like this solves problems for
many households. Try it.
Read and Use the Want Ads in
INDIANA
(? DAILY TIIVEES
She Fooled ’Em
A large crowd had halted and all were
looking up at a fourth-story window.
The lower sash was open and a child
, vV/H" I sPfc
v <:
\ leaned far out over the sill, trying to
i catch a sparrow.
Exclamations of horror broke out as
I the Infant reached farther and farther
over the siU.
At length a woman spectator cried
ont:
| “What Idiots yon men are! Why don't
| you go and tell the child’s mother?’’
| Three or four started, but they had
not crossed the street before the child
■ iost its balance and pitched out head
first.
There was a shriek, which was sud
denly checked, as the child stopped short
tn his headlong drop and hung squftlliug
two feet below the window, with a stout
cord tied round his waist. His howls
brought a woman to the window. She
polled him up Into his room again and
then shouted to the gasping crowd be
; low:
“Think I don't know my business, eh •
Well, I Just do; and you can mov© oa,
please!’’
UNFAIR TO MAN
IN OVERALLS
Schmidt Says Laborers Would
Pay 2-Cent Transfers.
President Gustav G. Schmidt of the
city council said today he would like to
have a chance to tell the public service
j commission how he feels as a city coun
cilman about the Indianapolis Street
Railway Company's petition for the
right to charge 2 cents for each transfer
and the stand which Corporation Coun
sel Samuel Ashby and Mayor Charles W.
Jewett. Mr. Ashby's right-hand man.
have taken thereon. The corporatoln
counsel 1* fighting any Increase in rate
•whatsoever and the mayor say* he feels
that way, too.
Mr. Schmidt declared he would like to
tell the public service commission that
he. as a city councilman, is absolutely
I opposed to a 2-cent transfer charge for
the reason that it is "unfair to the men
who don the overalls.’’
“We fellows whose business and whose
positions enable us to wear better
clothes and enjoy bigger incomes would
not bear any of the burden of a 2-cent
transfer charge because we all ride
downtown in the morning and get off
In the business district. It's the man
in the overalls who has to go from one
end of the city to the other to get to
MARP.nED ftwrdleh Women of 15
went* pert time work. either
morolata. efteeuoone or eretlnse.
Roueehoid work, pieln eeerlnc or
cure of children preferred. Refer
ence* tik&lj furnlehed. Terms ree
(O&ebU. ADDRESS:
and from his work, who would have to
foot the bill.
“While I'm not in favor of the 2-cent
transfer, I am not opposed to granting
the street car company relief of some
sort. Frankly, I do not see how the com
pany has kept afloat on a 5-cent fare
when every other city of our aize In the
whole country Is paying more. I just
don’t see how the company here can
do It.
“If it Is necessary to give the com
pany relief, why wouldn’t it be a great
deal fairer to give the company a
straight increase to 6 cents and let every
body share the burden alike until the
company is rehabilitated and then put
the old rate into effect ?
Asp n n
Then it is Genuine
Warning! Unless you see the name “Bayer” on tablets,
you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by
physicians for 21 years, and proved safe by millions.
Accept only an' “unbroken package” of “Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin,” which contains proper directions for Colds, Headache,
Pain, Toothache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Neuritis, Lumbago.
Randy tin boxes of 12 tablets cowt but a few oenta—Larger packages.
Aspirin Is ths trad* mark of Baytr Masufactur* of Monoacstleacldestsr of Sallcyilcacld
INDIANAPOLIS BLACKSMITH
MAKES STRONG ASSERTION
Declares Trutona's Only Medi
cine He’s Ever Used That Got
Down to Root of Troubles and
Removed Cause.
Tnitonn hss won the tinsf.tifefl prnl*c
of thousands as an unsurpassed remedy
for constipation because of its healing
and soothing effect on the bowels. In
like many harsh purgatives which in
duce unnatural bowel action followed
again by constipation. TrutoDa's action
REGULATES the bowels. Thouaands of
grateful users have testified to the fact
that their bowel action continued per
fectly, long after the uw of Trutona had
been discontinued.
“For several years I had suffered with
chronic constipation,’’ says Andy Cliff,
Indisnapolls blacksmith of <J37 Coffey
Street. "My bowels would never act with- j
out the aid of a laxative. It seemed as !
Never mind your age— as measured by years. How do you
feel? That’s the thing that counts!
See this sprightly old gentleman coming toward you down
the street. His birth record would show you that he is past
seventy. But judging from the easy grace with which he
swings along, his errect carriage, his ruddy complexion, the
keen glance of his eve, his whole appearance the very picture
of health, you woula say that he is not a day past fifty. lie
is young in spite of his three score years and ten.
More frequently you see the opposite of his type. Men scarcely in
their thirties—haggard, listless, weak, nervous—men who take no interest
in life, just dragging out a weary existence, all in, tired and worn out
Though young in years, they are. nevertheless, old men. Their vital
forces are on the wane. They’ve lost their “punch” and “pep.” They
feel old—and they look it!
Stay young by keeping your body fit. Keep stomach, bowels, liver,
kidneys and bladder healthy and active. Build up your strength and health.
Nothing will accomplish these results better than
I£/KQ
The Great General Tonic
Just try *'LVKO” when you are feeling the least bit jaded,
tired and worn out. See for yourself how quickly it rejuven
ates—what a fresh feeling of strength and power in given
you. It's a reliable appetiser, a splendid aid to digestion, be
sides tends to strengthen and tone up the entire body.
Your druggist has "LYKO." Get a bottle today. Look
for the name on the package and accept no substitute.
Sole Manufacturers
LYKO MEDICINE COMPANY la told In original pack-
Now York Kansa. City, Mo. XHUSud
Everybody’s Talking About. Nerv-Worth
Never Before Ha* A Medicine Enjoyed The Bale, Or Given The Wonder
ful Results That Nerv-Wortn Has Within The Last Ten Years. Drug
gists Have Sold Thousands Os Bottles, With The Result That They
Have The Same Number Os Satisfied Customers. The Whole Town's
Talking About It, And As It Is Doing In Other Cities Where It Has
Been Introduced, It Is Doing Here.
If You Haven’t Tried This Wonderful Remedy Yet, Do So At Once, Drop
Into Your Drug Store, And Ask About It. Thousands Os People Have
Written Testimonials Endorsing it. Give It A Trial And Be One of
The Satisfied Nerv-Worth Users.
Usually when Nerv-Worth lu introduced
into a city its sales are far In the lead
of any other preparation ever sold In that
city. In communities where It has been
sold for years, gross after gross has been
handed out to customers, and every first
bottle is sold on a money-back guaran
tee. Hundreds and hundreds of sutisfled
customers have told their neighbors
about this wonderful remedy, and its
wonderful results, and what it is doing
in other parts of the country, is no
more than what it will do here, for In
erery town where it has been introduced
heretofore, the results are always the
same, wonderful sains and thousands of
satisfied customers. There Is but one
reason for this, and that reason is, Nerv-
Worth Is real iuedldne, and does every
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30,1020.
“Ninety-five out of 100 working men
have to take transfers. I don’t want to
see them have to meet all the expense of
street car line extensions and better
ments which they hnre gone without for
so long.”
Smallest Elk Marries
STREATOR. 111.. Nov. 30—News reached
Streator Monday of the marriage of Rob
ert Schurman, ice dealer of this city,
and Mrs. Nellie Grey of Chicago, at
Clearwater, Fla. Mr. Schurman, who is
about 36 Inches nigh, is said to be the
smallest Elk tn the United States. Ills
wife is twice his height, and twice his
weight.
! If there was a tump of lead In my lower
; bowels. It's almost hard to bv’.lere, but
; my bowels act regularly as clockwork,
sine* I've taken Trutona and I notice
that I'm eating heartier and enjoy my
meals more, since my constipation has
been relieved. I cati truthfully say that
Trutoua Is the only medicine that ever
gut down to the root of my trouble and
removed the cause."
Particularly at tills season of the year,
the bowels should be kept In perfe. t .
condition. There Is none so susceptible
to coughs and colds, pneumonia. In
fluenza snd the like, us the person whose
system Is becoming poisoned through
faulty bowel action. Remember folks -
Trutona Is more than s laxative Trtj
tona REGULATES the bowels
Trutona Is sold In Indianapolis at the
Hok Chain of Urug Stores and at <> W
Brooks’ I>mg Store, Pennsylvania an !
Ohio streets snd by all good druggists
•very where.—Advertisement.
thing claimed for it. Statements of peo
ple who have used It will tell you how
it gives nerve force, tones and strength
ens the nervous system, builds you up
throughout, straightens up your digestive
system, stops the formation of gases,
drives out impurities, relieves belching
and biliousness. They will tell you that
it docs all this, nnd does it quickly, so
follow their advice if you suffer from
nervous or stoinnch afflictions, a run
down condition or their attending ills,
take Nerv-Worth. It acts Jointly on
stomach and nervous disorders, and thus
gives results where others fail. Drop
into your drug store today, join the crowd
and become a friend of Nerv-Worth. De
mand the genuine In the large round
bottle, price $1.25, plus tax. —Advertise-
ment.
Ve Need a Cross Town Lino
r-iVAiicbaigb *JVIKTD=s.
.iMiiik mi i,
Lei ili Public Decide
$2lO Sateen
Underskirts
Women’s Sateen Underskirts, in
plain and fancy patterns of pretty
floral designs. Made with the
SI.OO
$5.08 Angora
Scarfs
Women’s Antrora Scarfs, made
with pockets and trimmed with
fringe, in all colors. Oi9
Marked down to
$4.98 Worsted
Sweaters
Women’s fine worsted slipover
sweaters, in Turquoise, fg-fl IQ
Jade and Flame
$5.18 Girls’
Sweaters
Girls’ all-wool slipover sweaters,
in all eolors; sizes AQ
26 to 34 *p£a*S(J
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Men’s Under
wear Specials
lor Wednesday
JyCV $2.50 MEN’S
j HEAVY D E RBY
RIBBED UNION
'JV S U ITS Heavy
dlose ribbed gar-
Mv I'..H /l\ and well made.
M3 fl ®jSsWs7.so MEN’S ALL
mm : P wool union
Hw 1 Mg* SU,TS Wilson
■Mi ,C inforced and
‘ |§B also silk and wool
mixtures; include
f jUS sizes 34 to 50.
d[r SET ..$4.95
L
$3.00 MEN’S ALL
WOOL SHIRT3
AND DRAWERS—WiIson Bros, and
other good makes; blzl>3 Off
30 to 50. Special
$2.00 MEN’S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
—Heavy derby ribbed; sizes QQ a
30 to 46. Special ,
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK
Fur Collar COATS
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THE FAIR
TRAUGOTT BROTHERS
311-321 West Washington Street
Positive Values to $33.00
Unusual to say the least—more than 200 fine, warm, stylish coats embraced
in this tremendous offering at this low price. And remember, most
of these coats have large, deep collars of fur.
WOOL VELOURS
SILVERTONES
SILK PLUSHES
ALL COLORS
Some are lined throughout, others are half-lined. Made in full flare mod
els, showing large, new, deep and warm pockets and finished with large
fancy buttons. All sizes for women and misses.
SAMPLE COATS AT
Values to $15.00
Long and short models, cloth and Egyptian
plush. Sizes 16 to 44
Big Savings
Wednesday on
A Wonderful Assortment of Dresses
All Marked Way Belov/
Regular Prices
0 s|g.44
Valuss Up to
$30.00
yjfu' luiVs. Smart, season-
I' 1<1 T ''i J’*' a M° garments
(tf'A):j jjrjfc at about one
t ftw bird their orig-
inal price. Re
|duetions were
JSmRII never so dras-
InStjfl tie. Sizes for
r wom e n and
J/P misses. Good
// assortment of
p AL colors.
Radical Reductions on
Men’s Solis and Overcoats
Men’s and Young 4] g®
Men’s S3O Value jik lii 11
Suits and Overcoats Q? I I ■ w i
Men’s and Young Men’s and Young \
Men’s $35 Value Men’s S4O Value \
Suits and Overcoats Suits and Overcoats /jar T
$19.85 $24.85 |M|W
These High-Grade // llffllu w
2-Pants Suits ml
This is the new low price for the /y|\\\\l
EfeP nV/ better grades of two-pants suits. iUlli
fer. I Newest styles. Sizes Bto 18— , j
ft *11.95 M
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Men’s Pants
$7.50 TO $lO MEN'S
CORDUROY TROU
SERS—Jack Rabbit,
Auto and Carhartt
brands; cuff bottom;
all sizes—
s4.9s
WRAPPY COATS
SPORT COATS
LONG COATS
$C QQ
wivO
i Good Warm
Children’s Coals
Exceptional
coats of style
and warmth,
Fine quality
m a t e r i als, Wn
trim me and U l A\\
with self $ fL s
and plus h m |pjM
coll ars. All /[j
eolors. I H
V Ti
sls Values M j I
s^.BB
$8.50 Kid Boots
Women’s fine Kid VF"
Boots, made with Ik
heels in the season’s \r
best selling lasts, in ip
brown or black ; sizes lu V
2 to s— f \
s£.Bs LQ
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