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I 3 i TRY A VA! Thrift Stcre Hzrgzhz WAISTS FOR W031EX, Geor Lists, beaded and embroidery trimmed or lace trimmed; values AQ to 475, on sale. OOs'iO WAISTS FOR WOMEN, of satin, in flesh, white or bjsxkfutton OA HZ trimmed, on tale. VWc1 WAISTS FOR WOMEN, of ihw voiles, embroidered and lace trimmed; hare large QQ 12, on vJLWO WAISTS FOR WOMEN, of voile, trimmed with eo broidery collars; site 23 to WAISTS FOR WOMEN, of black poplins trimmed with large collars; sixes 28 to S1.49 BLOUSES, of Dew blue linene, hare large square QO QQ collars, on we0 Two heights in a smart roll frpntstylei COLLARS fususw exclusivity to.rtcicauxif.TgxM.y. top Etsbbmg It Is extravagant and wasteful to rub o3 twice much bar soap ss you awed, tare soep, LiatGrand J4esurs It i out by tits a noon. Vs.

ay miv sw Waal hens rs tse flsi AD THE NEWS Powdered SOAR Ask Your Grocer For It! Leadies' Winter Coats at 20 off TS1AMMOTH STORES UtWl E. Washington St OF FIGS" CHILD'S LAXATIVE book at loBrnel Hemore poisons f. from stomach, lirer aad ooweis. Accept Syrup of Hp only look for the name California the ttaekage, then you are sort your child is having the best and most harmless laxative or physic for little stomach, liver and bowels, Children love its' delicious fruity Full direction for child's dose on each Give it with cut fear. HAVE COLOR III CHEEKS Be Better looking Take aa.

mm awat a Olive Tablets If your skin is yellow complex ion nail id ton rue coated acne mimm. MM. ti.Ma i. lr your mouth a lary. no trood feel you should take Olive Tablets.

UTm Edwards unvo Tablets a i substitute for calomel were pre pared by Dr. Edwards after 17 "year of study with his patients. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a I purely vegetable compound mixed wiui outs ou. ivo wui anow wacxn 1 by their live color.

To have a clear, pink skin, bright eyes, no pimples, feelinff of buoy ancy like cnilcbood days you must tx at the cause. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets act jn the liver and bowels like calomel ytt have no dangerous after ef i They start constipation, cf boxes are and 25c per "Take one or. pleasini jnent. the bile and overcome That's why millions sold annually at 10c box AD druTansts.

two nightly and note results. Advertise II tT rerloirs mtcrti snks i aa Sux. Ice rtnxmc daairc! aad aatrJrsw sas, tv era. leri ad bsttiai at aavenv a4y to ba aS XXo Ear Co Kevarle. K.X UNIVERSAL TRAINING IS URGED ACTION NEEDED IMPERATIVE BEFORE DEMOBILI ZATION, SAYS YOUNG.

ATTITUDE OF PRESIDENT TTSrrrXOTOX. NVr ember X. A rtlns tbst onlTeraal raCltary trmiB tor is the lesson ef the world war. Uetrteasit OeaersJ Toons, president of ths XaUonaJ AssodsXlon tor Usireraal Military Trainlu. issued atatenwot hers Vmttht dscUrtar that 11 rialstlon ts iroperm Oyjr before dexnobCusoon.

Xniversal siUltary traiaia ta me St pare." Oeoorai Tmur uU stqsJ BsttonaJ serrtes la tims of war United fitatsa. tne lesson the world war. now yirtorloaaly eed iri. The forree are arUre for and ssateat this policy; the Issos is on: tt feai bfonte a lire political neat Ion not in a psrtJaaa sense, but is the senae that say national policy is essentially political quae Uon and must be setsd on tor those la astbertty, supported by the people. Urges Aersseivs.

Support. 'This is the most Important sad I serious matter the war has pUeed be tea sisait A Sv. not mads any slat meat showinc oppo sition to universal military trainlnc. but has mads a very atrony arfument for it. I he ststement na seen poena nea and quotes the president la detail.

Statement by Wilson. The President Is reported as follows: is not rnoonsiatent with American tradition that everybody should snow how to shoot and take cars of himself; on the contrary It la distinctly Implied ta our bill of rights, where the nsnt to carry arras a reserreo to ail of us There is oo use carry In arms If you do not know what to do with them. 'J ahould ssr that tt was not lncon Slstent wXh the traditions of the eoun try that the people should know how OTA Mil I. ia Inconalstent with tbs traditions of the country that their knowledra of arma shoutd be used by a rorem mental or sanlsailon which would make and or gan tie a sToat army subject to ordsrt to. do what a DartlcuUr croup of men mlrht at the time think it was best to hsvs it to do, Militarism in Europe.

That Is the mOttarisro of Europe, where a few persons can. determine what an armed nation is to do. That la what I understand mUltarlsm to be Hut a nation aoquainted with arms Is not a militaristic nation unices there i somebody who ran, by aa order, determine what the shall ail do with that fores. I 'I think we ouxht to be very rare ft not to 1st these different thins? seem as If they were the same. 'As to ths reneraJ thins we are all most profoundlr Interested In, and that Is pears we want the peace or tne wcrld.

Now, I do not know, I can not peak anout siui am coins to aeeaa about with any degree of con fid en oe I do not suppose any man can but a Mon which, by ths atsndards or other nations, however mistaken tne stana arde may be. le verarded as helpless, is apt in reneraJ counsel to be re carded aa nerlinble; and when you co into a conference to establish foundations for the Dears of the world you must ro in on a beaie tntsllirtbls to ths people you are eonferrtneT with. Fsmily of Nstions. 'Now let us suppose we have formed a family of nations and that family of nations "ths world Is not solnr hsve any more wars of this, sort without At least first rotar throuch cer tain pror essos to show whether there Is an 5th In In Its cass or not." If you ay sl.atl not riave any ar" you hare cot to havs ths fores to maks that shall bite. 'And ths rest of the world.

If America takes part in this thing, will have the rltht to expect from her that she contribute her element of force to the ran era 1 understand ins. Surely that is not a mUltarlatic Ideal. That is a very pracuesi Need Adequate Fores. "Apply ins this statement to the pres ent' situation, any one can see uu America must prepare an adequate force, property trained and equipped, or rrpuu.ate her share in any objuration a in any treaty of poses which is likely to receive the Indorsement of unanimous and determined civilisation, universal military trainlnc will provide the necessary force without disrupting our social. educational, and economic lire, it is the only way.

"Jtr. Taft said. In reference to the forming of a league of nations: 'No party in or out of congress, no party In or out of the senate, aad no executive can afford to oppose this move ment Since say association of nations formed to keep the peace must rest upon fores of arms, this force must be provided In such a manner as not to disturb ths social and economic life of any of those so associated if it la to re ceive more than a lukewarm support. Must Hsve Equal Service, "la no maimer" can this be dons si cent throuch a system of universal military training and equal service in time ota anA mmm TtTvat "This argument does not mean, not la to be construed to mean, that ws believe in the idea of a leagus of nstions to enforce poses; It simply means that the arsum we advocate In this association la a purely rational and national system and. league or no league.

America will have ths means at hand and be fully prepared to guarantee her uuependent sovereignty. This Is not only a national ideal; It is a very practical ideal. "i'eaos is upon us and ws find our selves rnititarllycnprepa rod for iu Of ths other fields of national Interest and endeavor we havs no authority to peak. what of a nafc taj Catena force? What of an arc Is there any plan formulated to uke care of thsas and other pressing ceeds of the country miliUkry needs? "be whit the law says, and the challenge if yu can ths statement Uai are unprepared to meet the present sit'iauon furced upon ua by ths nocassiiy for demobilisation. The law leaves no doubt aa to ths period our men must serve in the army of the United Stales.

liere It Is, chapter and versei section 4. "That the service ef all persons selected by draft and all enlist men ia under the provnions of ths act entitled "An act to authorise the President to Increase temporarily the military eatabliahmeat of the United Stares, approved May IS. 1917. shall be i. the purpose of the war unless sooner terminated by discharge or otherwise, Conclusion of Peace, "Whenever said war shall cease by the conclusion of peace between the United States and its enemies in the present war the President shall so de clare by a public proclamation to that enect.

and within four months after the date of said proclamation or aa soon thereafter as It may be practicable to transport the forces then serving without the United States to their home stations the provisions or said act, tn so far as they authorise compulsory sorvtos by selective draft or otherwise, snail cease to be. of fores aad enect. Ibis act Is mandatory and consti tutes a binding cos tract between our soiaiers and their government, vit course will be performed to the let ter and on time, out that ts not ths issue. The Issue is. what are ws rotnr to do about ths condition which ws will soon bo facing as the result of ths per orraanco of ths obligation to release i these men as soon ss practicable? "Certainly ws shall not be such In grates as to ask that the very men who have fought this war shall aJo do do lice aad garrison duty on foreign soil while the rest of the men in and out of camps in this country shall go scott free.

It would be grossly unjust, and that is precisely what ws will have to 2ft. 1 1 legislation for a permanent military vkiucr Med upon untrersAl mirrtary training and equal national service is immedately adopted by congress. Indianapofis and Vicinity Brief Notes of the Dy. Mra. Jobs Dowaies Joteeoa baa re4d a cabiecrajB frets br aon.

Ueirtenast Joha Dewatac JeSaaos. of the aVh aaefcise oKrpaay, aaaowactec that be la af aad weii. Tae St Taeniae Saciery. the Altar Society sad tae Tooaf Ladiea Solity of St. Caxh ertee'a eharcb anil ri a card party Taee say aArkt at SC QMj5achx' tall.

The Mot bars' da of Ova BrTre Clan wl3 rtv a card party Lontfht in MaaVnaaa hall. 143 Eaet Onto atrert. All eoucrr oArera. w.ciiu local aeanciaUona aad tovnabip ctajnnae are jrequeated to atteod the BieetlBg. Om dele fate for each paid snntar la entitled ta ivote at thia ttate.

Xu aa who are eo oper atlas with tbe erork of tne aaaoclarkm win ezpvaia their Tha arate cosvesuoa ia to be held Is Ft Wayne Dw etnber X. I and 4. Thefts Reported. David Oawfrd. USI 0lie avaoue.

re ported flat a jitcaaa. mntaJalr.f wearlnc apparel, was lakrn from nia automoolie to front of the FVrI buildlns rVaturda aiarht. A Mevera. a city firemen, aaid a hotsns waa from hu rar at Flzteentfc atreel aad Senate avenue burglara broke lat BaCard'a atwe atoee. CS North I ill no la those who desirs to forward the wUl i trt 4 brmrch Ubrary i XXi North i or toe people to ttre It a whole hearted acrrsssirs support.

"It this is not done, the confidence er those whose eaffrsf they enjoy will be forfeited. It is the belief of men close to those in power that this auoa of provkfinr a permanent military policy will receive the earnest eonslder Jk it mm, mmiA ftA tmm mm In fact, there are those who affirm that It Is only a matter of the opportune moment an4 not one of principle or policy at all; that the President not only has lit! note etret, Satordar nlrht twt failed to St aaythlae of value. Tber aiao attempt to raaS lot Xh art 4ru atore. at Thlrtx fearlfe aa4 liilaow atreeta, but ware frtsbtene Hurry to Pisces of Safety. la the Ticialtr of Meridian and Waahinetoa atreeta.

with Oimaa aj Ur. trafV aotlcetnan. loet no time ln I'Uitif to a pLaca of m.t'tr atmt IS clock todar mh til poia of a etraet car atrurk a apea artre. cauauts part of the atwork of baavllr ctAr.i etactrir wlrea at the atret iataraactWn te Iron V.thin a fe feet of the atraet level. Traffte waa tied up lor about aa hour while the rnpaura were made.

Valuable Jewelry Stolen. Several pardred dollars worth ef Jewelry was taken Satardajr aifbt by burg lara ai the hom i of Jaaaa Clreet. aa Italian, aw Eaa McCartr atreC The Voot tnclu4al tw watcbea. a revoijer. Ov, laraUerea a 11a morul atud and ervanteen rinra.

Ave A whtrh were art with diamond a Menihera of the familjr were awar from borne at rbe time the robbery waa committed Burglars st Bessire hfbme. Butflara broke late tae home of P. A. Eaeaire, 8711 North New Jereer atreet. Sun tT night, and tot tt; out of a draaaer drawer Mr and Mra fteaatre saw the tutelar a going down the hark atalrwmjr.

Entrance waa gmtnrm' br "Jlmmy lnf one of the root wiadoaa Defective Flue. fire, an id by firemen tn have been caused by sparka from a defective ftve. damasod the roof and uprer lart of the home of Geone II. Youna'. 1141 North Keyttona are aua.

todar. ctuwif a loea of approximately i.MS. DAILY VITAL STATISTICS. Marriage Licenses. Hurler Jenee, 34, and Genera Jones.

11 Jaeoa MsCTary. J4. and Margaret Plain, S4. Juel Heela 44. and Delia fatty.

Jera la Price. X. and Kmma Carpenter. St. Robert W.

Ducaett, SS, and Bertha (Moray, Wtllm H. Dodd. a. and Stella Me.Vlmery, Clifford Mutcbler, aad Hasel M. Breti.

Harman Echo la. a. It. X. Dick a.

it. aad Lillian M. John W. Baaia, SS. and clrace 8.

Kent. It. William A. Hall. and Alice V.

Richsrt. George C. Wright. 17, aad Blanche E. Heed.

Robert H. Orlaseri, 3X and Anna O. Adame. Krnaet J. Brown, 2, and Hattia Rice, 8.

Ira C. MrGca. U. and Rachel Retea. 11.

Henran K. Weatra, and Katie Van Dyke. Rlrhard I Whiatler. and Clara E. La Bau.

SV Clarence J. Seara, 20. and Opal C. Fen ie, Brian C. Gunning.

43, and Agnea H. Ma guy, n. William S. Jenea, It, and HuMa Etckmeler, a. Women's Felt Juliets? Hen's House A Slippers A Everett or op I JOkm PINK' 00( Cranberries, fancy large, lb Baldwin Apples, orchard run, 6 lbs.

Oranges, each Figs, package 126 E. Washington St. Oner 12c Grapefruit, big ones, i two for JLfJL 25c Bananas, bright and OA yellow, dozen Out Jonathan Box Apples, lb. Grimes Golden Box Apples, lb 3010 Central Ave. Tin; INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, 3I0XDAY, NOTEMBER 25, 1918.

8c 8c 11c White Northern Of Potatoes, peck OfJL do and exactly what we will de unless 4 i Joltoe J. XiHesherger, mad Mm la If. dale, hoy. I Resen as Gertrude Uu, til N. Alabama, jnmxw.au f.

Ury. aa, aJM A. BtacB DOT. bmaae, Trad Jsftta U. arxJ On B.

KHMoa. M. Amoa W. Serecsaa, IS. mad Aaas Thotaerw Birth Returns.

Joba aef Vary Tbofcpaoa, 5e N. PrtMrl tiRii, boy. Harvey aad Leea Careen. 4T0 Grted. 1 Dresser Scarf Linen Dresser scarf linen, pure white, finely woven, pure linen, 18 to 20 inch widths.

Yard, 79c, 59c 49(J $1.50 Warner Corsets $1.00 Made of pink batiste, sires 19 to 25. Two pairs hose Handkerchiefs Women's hemstitched or roll edge cambric handkerchiefs with embroidered cor ff ners, at Women's hemstiched white cambric handkerchiefs, embroidered in white or Offp colors. Box of 3 for. idOK, Men's full sire hemstitched white cambric handkerchiefs, dozen for Qq Petticoats Extra size petticoats for large women. Fitted top style, made of extra good quality black sateen.

Two styles, of our regular $2.25 petticoats, at $1.98 Following 30c Parker House Coffee, lb. Angle Brand Coffee, (J Silver Brand Coffee, 3 Bogota, lb IB) ira FUeaarS and Amjr FTslillpa, DMa( hoe hat rrt. John aavl Mary Eagaa. X. Wtn, girU Death Returns.

Kelaerlae Llhea. 3. Dotana B.ain. i. mani4.

Ora and Ofca Iwy. T4 Ktn. boy Jaklr4 Irr Z. AJtavr lad catftrrtae Eilvum, 4 pfMatBonta. Mocat.

boy. WULir Mr Mai ml n. RoUrt aad Yrdeii Morraa. TZ larvll, rrltra! tnaufte'enry Lamp Specials for Tuesday Why Not One for a Christmas Gift? Boudoir Lamps Bares are pottery in good patterns, shades are silk or parchment, in rose, blue. gold, mulberry or sand; ffQ QQ extrs special OOtVO Boudoir Lamps Bases are of rich pottery, combining a clock; shades ire of silk, in rose, blue (f "A or gold; S9.50 Floor Lamps $1 27c PANCAKE FLOUR Virginia Sweet, Roxane, two for Ke Hogg's, Armour's, Toasties, Shredded Wheat, two 25c Post 25c nnrn nnnn quality.

eiJU.OW Choice of 12 handsome floor lamps complete with artistic silk shades; extra ff1Q AA special OlOeUV Electric Pad Electric heating pad. with wool covering and automatic heat regulator; 00 quality. Women's Kimonos A splendid assortment of women's flannelette kimonos, in pretty floral patterns and many attractive, snaaes, ribbon and cord trimmed; $1.98 up to $3.49 Service Flags We offer choice of our entire line of silk taffeta and satin service flags that sold up to $1.19, for, each 49c S5.98 city hospital, lnfla Xi Terrace. lobar poea MS Hadley. broocbe Bedding Specials Woolen blsnksts.

full double bed sixs. In large blocks and broken plaids, also plain white. The limit of value at the regu lar price of special, pair Prices on OPEN WEDNESDAY EVENING UNTIL Mixed Nuts, new cr0P English Walnuts, Calif ornias, Almonds, soft shell 7 Brazil Nuts, new crop uuu haapltai. VT. Norwood, 3 asd Astaada Reraelda.

109 S. Key trrtnrho ptMvnvMtta. toae. rut Kax CItrkMar. Centrsi Indians Hoapi Kmm4w mkA KnH AImI IIS TirmvTmm9 Ymiv I mtlrmmmmm rntMmtAate Alfred and fieaera Xarrom.

US) Minnie Poind 9. Ceetrat Uoepttal prt (or laaasa. eshauatlon. Olasda aad Bertha PtnalL 1714 Lxlr.rton. 1 Uin' Mt.

Methodlat ftrl. Ceil aad Jaatte Gracl. 3 7 Biake. boy I Hanrj. Uatf.

3. ITS Market, lobar I Lmdley aad Doraa Sa artx, U4t Coo Mcmont4 The Oorye Tbotnaa W. R. C. No.

grm. boy. Etbei Hoop 14 Nelaoo. doable lobar III be eatertaifMd by Mra Rhoia Dawaoo fyaak aad Sarah Fommera. W.

Thirty pnoumcnta. Wa4caday aflertKMB inatead of Tueay aa fourth, boy. O'jra I ntT, J. S. Warman.

broncho aaaoaarwd rtiriM aad rhora Corcoran. ISIS W. pnensnonia. Th Manoa Cfwnty CoonrtJ of tfc Parent Tfrrr fourtlv Wlliiam Bona. 44.

IIS 0ar pu Taacaere Aaeortatioa will ewet Frvlay a Clifford aad Breatea. rl Martin monary tahercaloala. leraoon at I at th Ckur of Com Mildred Caaaady. a. tn Bradbary.

broacho peeunaonia. Mary Uubba. ti. 3 W. Twaaty foarth.

carcinoma. Thomas Neal. 1 moatha. US Everett. hT in iimnnli Mane Mmn, TZ, Hamilton, pal.

monary tnbrreakivta. Tooiey. 4. Metb1bt boapltat. etn pyetia.

Meivla Ilaa. VlncenTa hoaptUl. doable lobar poeuinonia. Eilubeta tw. 4S.

MeUiodtat hoapttai. caitoae. Gotta. 1. 914 N.

Sbcmetd. ereacao ponconla. Oeorse "oUlae, 3. Flaxa hotel, pvlmneary tnberailcius Joha ti. CXaiabla block, chronic lQtrMltlai Dphrltia.

T. Cavely Cunnitvraam. 14. 4 N. Dearborn, broacno paesnoa ta.

Ansa Radott. S. Wnt. pneumonia. Mary Doody.

C. lelfl' Seaate. lobar pnaumonla. Boe)amln MrWtlliajns, 3a. 1M Cornell, lobar pneumonia.

lefant Karaa. N. TV eat. prematore birth Irlia hlmona, Buchanan, bronchial pnumonia. rah 5moyer, ti.

U40 E. Market, central heiLKt hece Tl II Cotton Hosiery, 25c An exceptional offerirnf of men's, women's nd children's irood looking and srricenble cotton hosiery at a low price. Every pair perfect (first quality ehly), and guaranteed to give satisfactory service. For Men Medium weight cotton socka with douMe heela and toea Choice of black, tan. 'white, gray, lavender and Palm Beach.

For Women Fine gauge cotton hose, in black, white and balbrtggan. or black with white soles. Also worn erf's out slxe cotton hose, in black and white. For Chfldreri Fine ribbed or medium heavy weight fast black cotton hose Tor school wear, smooth finish and durable. All sixes from 5 to H.

$30 and $3S Coats S12.25 Woolnap blankets, extra large slxe (71x84), in broken broken plaids of pink, blue ami tan. S6.49 Comforts, full double bed slxe. silkollne covered, filled with good clean cotton, weigh up to pounds. Our ISO Large double bed sise. Choice of several pretty patterns.

splendid quality, weight IV pounds; each $2.98 .84.98 40c 40c Treat Yourself to a Cup of Piping Hot GRAND UNION TEA All Varieties All Prices 30 Popcorn, "sure pop," 2Q(J Such remarkable values for the price, and $uch a wonderful assortment of stylish, well made garments. A great variety of rriodels to choose fromtailored, belted, loose, full back and short effects. Made of wool ve lour, chiffon broadcloth and many other desirable materials, in all wanted colors and all sizes. $30 to $35 Dresses $21.75 An assortment of smart dresses in a variety of charming models, pretty colors and attractive trimming conceits. Made of wool jersey, fine serge or Jl cloth and satin cenbination.

Silks arid Woolens Crepe chine, an excellent heavy weight pure silk quality, in every wanted street and evening shade, yard $1.49 Shirting silks, beautiful striped designs for men's shirts and women's waists, QQ yard, $1.49 and fpLOU Crepe meteor, a heavy weight crepe silk for waists and dresses, in twenty IQ choice shades, yard. VaWefxJ Costume velvet, a twilled back, fast pile velvet for skirts and dresses, in black, navy, brown, plum, taupe and Burgundy. A IZ.49 quality, yard ib 41 9 O'CLOCK $1.98 Rattle Bre ra. ST. dty haoattal.

laflaewaa. raetelle andcletos. a. iZL W. KerrUl.

laryn Kal diphtheria. Oaerge St. Vincent' a noa Pltai. atranculated hernia. Eaale Lrlea.

3C. U1J X. West, febalar paeu sioala. Jeaay Glbba. St.

M3 Broadway, cerebral htnorrta4r Phitllb Weyer. TT. VEX Crufl. double kLar preamoala. Marie Weiaa.

XL dlr huaniUL bilateral Vobabmr paeuanaela. Building Permits. M. raser. rtmovMi.

M. Pcnnayi vaaia. CUe. Pnlar Ice and met addlUoa. 2M0 North weXem.

ti.M. Polar Ice aad ruet reeaadei, C5 E. N. IlUnota. S3.

rolar Ice and Fuel storass bouse. S. MeriJlaa. rate. Indiana Molina Flew renodet.

S5 E. Waahia toa. M. Max bwmt. reroef.

I'M Orteena. tra. W. H. Fault, rarare.

yetaae. Ti N. SnU. porch. Fletcher.

Ml Columbia Club, repairs, roof. 13 lfena meat Circle. $100. Henry Joyaec. repair met.

lit! N. Tre i month, KL Table Runner Linen Table runner linen, tan color, pure flax, widths from 18 to 27 inches. Specially priced, yard, 89c, AQo 79c, and a7l Fleeced Union Suits 98c and $1.15 KV" 1 me lum Weight white cotton union suits with light fleecing, long sleeves lenrth. Extra sites at II. IS.

Regular sixes Women's Swiss ribbed cotton union suits In whits snd pink, low neck snd sleeveless, ankle length. Regular snd extra slsea Our 198 line re Q1 4Q duced to. BultOJLe47 Women's extra hsavy welsht white cotton vests and pants, warm velvet like fleecing. Regular sixes st Mo. Extrs sixes at $1.15 Tu esday Notion Savings 5c 300 yard spool bast in thresd 5c 60 inch tape measure So 10c card snap fasteners 7c 5c card hooka and eyes, 2 cards for 5c 7c card twilled tape, all widths 3 5c safety pins 5c celluloid So 10c Aladdin dye 10c bolt lingerie tape, 5 yards' with bodkin Be 15c mercerised corset laces.

lQc 39c sanitary 29 15c spool linen finish thresd 10c 10c box celluloid hair 7c 5c paper pins Sfto 25c scissors, all sizes 10c 10c human hair nets, 4 for R. M. crochet 9c 100 ysrd spool Clark's O. IS. T.

lustre thresd 5c Women's Sweaters $5.98 Large collar and belted model of brushed zephyr yarn; colors blue, rose, orange and green; good value. 1 Work Shirts $1.15 Men's every day shirts of medium dark blue chambray gingham, closely woven and guaranteed fast color. We offer these for less than today's cost of material alone. All sises from 14 to 17. Muff Beds Muff beds filled with' floss, at 40c.

l)8c and 1.10. Muff beds filled with floss, ring handles, lined with black or brown sateen ready for covering. Each. 81,75 to 442.23. ualify first 99 I Sun Ripe Peaches, OlZn Country Gentleman OA in syrup, large can.

Corn, can Hoosier Poet ACn HoosIer poet Peas, Peaches, h'vy syrupTrUC can swUC it I 1 Apricots, No. 1 cans, fn Bert OIney Peas, OKr heavy syrup lUt can Dried Currants, Mazola, 31c, 50c, $0S large pkg Navy Beans, Boone County aa 5 lbs. JUL Beans, 11c; DRIED FRUITS Creamery Butter, lb. 17c UUtr Peaches, lb 20c EGGS Apricots, lb. Fresh, dozen Storage, dozen Raisins, Sultanas, I rj Jefke's or Mcixley's lb 1.

i oieo, n. OaC Sunmaid, Seedless All 20 ouncc Oat i i or seeded, Flakes 11C 353r.Iass.Av a HaveYou f. Child? If so, ycra are interested in our graduated I 25o Juvenile Policy Issued on the lives of children between 'the ages of 2 to 9 years (nearest birthday) for s2 Per Year Ilea aad women Wsntsd ts represent as In Indiana polls aad threarhoat In4l saa. Room Sit. 1I East iUrket street.

i Conpaay cf America Indianapolis, IwL Young Use Cuticura ToSaveYcurllalr Nothias Uks ihimnrma wit It c. aiwt an aia csratment to spots of dandruff and itch TfrJT. nd hair healthy. They are ideal for tmu i. win coocora Soan tha Ci.

f'f'yyboMt mug. After ahancr SOd before hathine touch btvm 4 Am A or hrgation with Cnticura 6tMmer.t. Then bathe face. kanta aibi mli. mm.mm.

t.mu 77 ot.vw bdvi aot wver. Cosafort Mekli Mae lS wUm Ml Cvneonv PaDe'wlt wxfc Oil In aaa aHtk T.v eaaS iialna. The Baldwin Piano Co. Downtown Retail Head traarten for Columbia Grafonolas and Records; 13 North. Pena.

Street. Hundreds of people are discover in? the value of havinz a real geri' 3 destroyer in the home. So msny the mUd, foaminsr and flavored ant' septics are powerless against a di'U ease like Spanish Influenza. Zonit: the world war antiseptic, is a germ destroyer. You know it dot the work, yet it is perfectly 'safe use.

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