Indiana daily times. [volume], September 22, 1921, Last Home Edition, Page 6, Image 6

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CONDITIONS OF THE
“HONEY DEW”
NAME-RACE
Ticket* May Be
FIRST PLACE—BOX OF 6 SEATS. ) r*ed Tuesday
SECOND PLACE—4 BEST ORCHESTRA SEATS.
THIRD TO TWENTY-FIFTH PLACE—2 BEST ORCHESTRA SEATS. ) >i*ht only
HOW MANY TIDIES CAN YOU SPELL THE NAME “HONEYDEW” OUT OF THE
LETTERS CONTAINED IN TIIE TWELVE ADVERTISEMENTS ONLY ON THESE
2 PAGES? DO NOT INCLUDE THE WORDING UNDER THE PICTURE OF THE
CHARACTER IN THE SHOW OR ANY THEATRE ADVERTISING. YOU MUST
NOT USE THE SAME LETTER MORE THAN ONCE.
State the exact number of times you can make the name “HONEYDEW” in each ad. Remem
ber, you must not use a letter In the ad more than once unless it appears in the ad more than once.
Identify your answer to each ad by using the name of the advertiser. Then total the number of times
you have made the name “HONEYDEW" in each ad and the Name-Race Winners will be those
having the largest total correct list. Neatness will be considered. Ail answers, to be considered,
must be in The Daily Times office by noon next Saturday, addressed to the Contest Editor, Names
of winners will be printed in the home and final of The Daily T4mes Monday. No other
notice will be given. Winners' tickets will be mailed. Be sure your name and address is plain.
Take them to the Shubert-Murat Theatre, and by paying the war tax have them reserved for
Tuesday night or Wednesday matinee or night.
PAMELIA SAYS:
“You Don’t Mean To Tell Me One Can Buy
That Wonderful EDEN Washer for
PAM^JA
In Zimbalist’s
Musical Spectacle,
“HONEYDEW”
Two Floors of Bargains—Buy How—Don’t Wait
DOROTHY
In Zimbalist’s
Musical Spectacle,
“HONEYDEW”
JIT Lu ¥ 5? 1j
RUTH
In Zimbalist’s
Musical Spectacle,
“HONEYDEW”
$ 109—
Why It Used To Sell For $160.00, And Will
Do Your Washing As Sweet As Honey and
In Half the Time”
We’ll say Pamelia is riglvtfas usual and add that every Pden \\ asher m this sale
is a brand new machine, and fully guaranteed by the factory with free service
bv our company for one year. Better get yours while the sale lasts and make
your wash days play days, like a bee making honey would do.
]gy Tho //a us it Electric * m
ARE YOU PREPARED FOR WINTER?
MEN
Union suits, ribbed and
fleeced 95<g
Work shirts 59£
Dress and work pants.sl.l9
Wool socks • 23£
Dress shirts 89c
Wool sweaters $3.95
Hats 98£
, T , , , , \ Ct Ss ICU ( Boys’ scout shoes, sizes
Men . drees and work j OHULS ) Bto 13 91.60
shoes $1 98 \ <
Men’s house slippers.. .98C ( Women’s high and low J Girls’ high or low shoes,
v J shoes $1,951 sizes 11 tc 2 $1.95
Open Until 10 Saturday
In Your Clothes Question
John’s “Golds-worthy” “IToney
dew” will be “Goldsworthy” to
you. “Terry”—even thou you 11
be—“ Slaves of the Demon King”
you’ll get a “king’s excuse” and
be happy as “The June Bug” at
the “Entrance of Fairies.”
You can “Park” and hear “The
Morals of a Sailor” and it “Fol
lis” ee you’ll say, ‘Oh, How I
Long for Someone” to help me—
‘Liquid-ate’ ” —(in this dry state)
—with “A Cup of Tea.”
**Sy-Far Lung”—don’t hesitate
to catch your “Cue” in “Chinese
Phantasy”—and sing like a “Msl
ican” man—Just “Drop Me a
Line —“Lester’s Clothes Line”—
full of “Sparkling new” Sonshine
Suiting.”
HONEyDEW
WOMEN
Middies, blue, white,
rose S9C
Peco plush coats, $35
value $14.85
Extra special corsets,
$1.98 to • 95C
Hose, thread silk 98C
Aprons, scout percale.. .59^
Hose, cotton • lOC
HOMEyDEW
When you “bask” in the
“Sunshine of Love” and find
it “Unrequited Love” you’ll
say it’s “Time to Take a
Drink,” when you hear “The
Eyes of the Girl I Love” in
“The Sound of Sound”
'you’ll say it’s “A Fast Step
Creation” and “It’s a Small,
Small World” without the
“Fairies.”
At Sonrise —shine like the
“Morning Glories.” Always
get your smile inside a “Les
ter Sonshine Suiting.”
AC I I7CTCD 2nd Floor
. U. LLU 1 Lii Kahn Bldg.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 19Z1.
READ THE RULES OF THE NAME-RACE CAREFULLY. WRITE YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS ON YOUR ANBWER PLAINLY.
A GORGEOUS ARABIAN NIGHT
*
J SmiCTACLE^
DIRECT FROM BROADWAY SELFSAME COMPANY
1
□ At the Shubert-Murat Theatre All Next Week □
Cop} ngbt, 1919 —All Rights Reserved'■by Frank Cruickshank.
Cash Price, $109.00
Payment Price, $119.00
ONE YEAR TO PAY
For Friday
and
Saturday
Selling
CHILDREN
Boys’ blouses, 69c t 0... .49c?
Boys’ suits. $5.95 t0..53.49
Ribbed fleece underwear,
89c to •. 39C
Heavy ribbed hose... . 12 1 •>C
Girls' bloomers ... 29C
Gingham dresses, $1.49
to • 59C
Hug-me-tight sweaters.sl.9B
It’s “Clothes”—
time to order your
new “evening full
dress” “bathing”
suit to make your
“plunge” in the “so
cial swim” this sea
son.
/
Special Full dress
suit, silk lined, all
“silk white vest,”
made to your meas
ure, $75.00. Come,
look over “Lester’s
Clothes Line.”
Childrens Rainy-Day Outfits
anti
Girls’ Rain Coats
Rainproof, of course. Various styles
and many different cloths to select
from. All sizes—
sl.so to SIO.OO
Girls’ Capes
"With hood, like illustration. Red,
blue or preen sateen; tan, maroon or
black rubber. All sizes—
s2.9B to $6.00
School Bags
Waterproof. Keep the books dry and
Have drawstrings and strap
handles.
Mackintosh Leatherette
30c to Tan, 75c. Blue or
65c green, sl.
Imidiamiapolis Raincoat Cos.
Traction Terminal Bldg. 106 West Market St. Opposite Block’s
Blacker’s F amoos Chile
gives
“The Taste That Lingers”
No. 1 —555 Massachusetts Ave. Main 1143
No. 2—44-46 West Ohio Street Main 6052
No. 3—l33South Illinois Street Main 6898
Slacker's Famous Chile Seasoning on Sale at All Gwcers
Betty to Her Companion:
“Honey, do hurry and dress, I want to go shopping at THE
FAIR STORE and see those Bramley Jersey Dresses at $6.95
the girls have been talking about” —so the two girls hasten to
THE FAIR STORE, and upon entering the store immediately
said to the. saleswoman: Honey, do show us some New Fall
Dresses.
“Now Honey, I like this one, do try it on.” So Betty and her com
panion go into the fitting room. “Honey it fits perfectly. Do look
at the price, only $39.&0 for a handsome Roshanara Crepe,”
and Betty tells the saleswoman, “Do send this one over to my
hotel, Honey, at once.”
“Oh, look, Honey, do you see those stunning Coats at $35.00f
Look at the beautiful linings, Honey, they’re gorgeous-—do buy
one.” So Betty purchased a handsome Winter Coat.
As they pass through the Blouse Section she spied a handsome
Beaded Blouse, and promptly asking the price is astonished to
find it marked $16.50.
“Now, Honey, send that along with my other packages, and do
hurry them, for I want all the girls in the Honevdew Show to see
what perfectly stunning garments THE FAIR &TORE have, and
how reasonably they axe priced.”
Rain Hats, Rubbers, Rubber Boots, Overshoes
Boys’ Slip-Ons
Guaranteed waterproof. Look like
cloth coats, and can be worn on the
cool, dry days as well as when it is
raining. Light and dark mixed
cloths, $4.00 to $12.50.
Rubber Coats
For boys. Black rubber coated. Ex
cellent qualities. Verv durable—
s3.9s to $6.50.
Students’ Aprons
and Sleeves
Protect the clothes and body. Used
in chemistry, domestic science and
manual training classes.
Aprons, 75f up. Sleeves, 75£ pair.
Good Raincoats and Nothing Else.
MAKS
In Zimbalist’s
Musical Spectacle,
“HONEYDEW”
ETHELIND
In Zimbalist’s
Musical Spectacle,
“HONEYDEW”
BETTY
In Zimbalist’s
Musical Spectacle,
"HONEYDEW”