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0 a I i I i i A Ccltcr It With Ilrjs Crdfid Ads anG eoniiedll for at Up to the minute styles! Exceptional values! WAS UFELOHG H00SIEB BXra, Anna Klchardsen, 17, Dies in Villa Avenue name. Last rites for Mrs. Anna Richardson, age sixty seven, who died Tuesday night at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Hazel Eggelhof.

1121 St. Peter street, win be conducted at 2 p. to. Friday in the church which she helped found, the Victory Memorial Methodist Protestant church, where her name appears on the church records as a charter member. The Rev.

W. Lee Spratt. pastor, will have charge of the services. Burial wUl be at Memorial Park cemetery. Mrs.

Richardson for forty years lived in her home at 1163 Villa avenue and had lived in Indiana all her life. Ehe in bom in Ripley county. After her marriage to Holman Richardson, who xlled a number of years ago. she and her husband came to Indiana polls. She is survived by four daughters.

Mrs. D. H. Duncan, Mrs. Maud Terrell.

Mrs. Hazel Eggelhof and Mrs. Rath Ehelton: seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. ttor One Day Only, ,135 new I I WE BELIEVE YOUTX APPRECIATE THE SAVINGS! ry EXTRAORDINARILY LOW price for a Selig dress the new "tiny dots' jersey cardigan suits, heavy flat crepe tailored dresses, fcnitted one and two piece dresses, and georgettes. (03) to CE3.C3.vcL .95 UIJ liveninjr crcsaci (22) Street dreMe Mainly small size GLANCE at the model pic tured tells you they're new, srnart, unusual.

A new jacket dress style of 'lily of the valley print five colors to. choose from many other models' in crcpe prints, georgette equally as un usual fTPTH FLOOR E2COND FLOOR Li They look Twice their price! Mew ttt.it and Sunnits in a specially planned sale Cherts and dressy coats Hih colored basket weaves with lapin collars new tihtrimmed tweed and "covert coats with capes, belts, throws i new velvet coats dressv models with monkey fur and alapin. rOUBTH FLOOR (DoDsatf 3 Pc. suits with silk blouses Sharkskin, patterned wools in fitted back styles eaped covert suits 3 tweed suits with ahort or finger tip coats ALL fcave lighter colored silk blouses. FOURTH FLOOR H.

JAY ROOT, ,64, DIES Wldeiy.KiMwn Farnltare Has Stricken at Seath Bend. H. Jay Root, age sixty four, president of the Ideal Furniture Company for many years and president of the Baylor Furniture Company, South Bend, and widely known in national furniture circles, died unexpectedly Thursday at the Oliver hotel In South Bend. He was stricken with heart disease shortly after 5 a. m.

Mrs. Root, who had come to South Bend with him from Chicago, Wednea aay arternoon, was wtth him when he died. Mr. Root lived la Shelbyvllle many years before comlns to Indiana polls. He was a thirty second decree afason and was prominently IdenU fled with other fraternal organization.

The body Is to be brought to Indianapolis. It was believed Mr. Root went to South Bend for a conference with Henry Rose, manager of the Say lor Furniture Company. POWER MAGNATE DIES N. F.

Brady Was Bear Chairman af New Tark Edison Company. KZW YORK. March 27 (AJ.) Nicholas T. Brady, chairman of the board of the New York Edison Company, died today. He was fifty one years old.

Mr. Brady had been suffering lor several days from arthritis, complicated1 by heart In addition to the presidency of the New York Edison Company, he! was an officer or director of the United. Electric Light and Power Company, the National City Company, the National City Bank, the Anaconda Copper Company and several other large corporations. He was born at Albany, N. Oc i A it i 1 I i ill 5 I i This husky ounst athlete Is the eon of Mrs.

James MeHugh, 810 Woodlawn Ave Indianapolis. She saysf "Michael's wonderful condition shows my idea is right. Whenever he's the least cross or cpset, or has a cold, I sire him a little California Fi Syrup. It always brightens him up; regulates his stomach and bowels; gives him a hearty I have used it with all my children, and it has never failed to help them promptly All children love the rich, fruity flavor of Californi Fig Syrup. A pure vearetable product, it doesnt STipe or ticken.

It always acts trently but thoroughly to cleanac th system of bilious, headachy, constipated children. Doctors tar it tones and strengthens weak bowels, i Try it with your child. Sea how bad breath, coated tongue or feverishness disappear! The name California marks the ttnuiue, famous for 50 years. So lookforltwhen buying. California Fig Syrup At the end eeks." savs Mr.

DUckham; "there wasu rjiarked increase in the size of the; 5 Plants against the The colo'rjpt foliage in the fed plants, too, ia; uch! richer, and they were well on 'rijay to producing record blooms." triMllitttM. Quick "results bn lawns, flowers', vegetables Try feedine your flowers; vegetables and lawn with Lma this season, and vou will enjoy the same results reported by tne country's leading professional and amateur Best of all, the benefits are immediate. I mot See them on display at the Cooiciii; School THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1930. For the Publics tober 25, 1171. Ha eras a graduate of Tale University, class of 1899.

He was a prominent Catholic layman. Coanty Democrats Bally. tSpadfcl U. The Indimnapolu 3rwtl RUSHVTT1.K. Ind, March 27.

Albert Stump. Indianapolis, prominent in state and national Democratic clr ties, and Mrs. A. T. Flynn.

Logans port, vice chairman of the Democratic state committee, will address the Democratic county rally banquet to be held here Monday night. WOMEN OF INDIANA URGED TO ATTEND HOME COMPLETE SHOW nn "Z3E uvJ ii i An appeal lor state vide attendance of women at the ninth annual borne complete exposition In the Manufacturer! building at the state fair' ground, April 8 to April 12. has been sent In letters to aereral thousand community chairwomen in Indiana of the Better Rome in America, national organization, by Mrs. Felix T. UcWhlrter, state chairman of national Are Selected for Smart Comfort organization.

A total attendance of more than 100,000 persona ii expected for the exposition, which wHl be on a more elaborate scale than ever before, according to those in charge. To both men and women home Foot Vhcn you buy Aspirin you havo tho right to' know that it pure, safe, reliable. i harmonious furnishings at moderate cost. Oood taste is taught labor saring derices demonstrated and economy and beautifJeation emphasised. If the best is not utilised in a measure.

Right Idea! by Mrs. Emily Lautz of and the household 1 Thcro is a way to bo sure. Look for the name CAYE3 cn lho package tind Iho vord. Genuine printed in red. It is your guarantco of purity, safety and reliability.

Gcnuino Caycr Aspirin is prescribed by the doctors, ir relieve! pain promptly harmlessly. It docs net depress the heart. Relieves colds, headache, soro throat, pain from various causes. purchasing agent engineer, and the nation's best ideas 15 News makers in Indiana." said lira. lc Whirter.

"the annual home complete exposition of the Indianapolis realtors has become of increasinc interest, value and pleasure because sets before them In condensed, imderstand able and attractive style the newest and best ideas and example of good architecture, artistic settings and and products are displayed before her eyes under one roof at such an exposition at the home The Marmon Motor Car Company will provide each of its employes with tickets for the exposition for April 7. J. Prank Cantwell. director of the show, has announced. The Indianapol Irs.

Lautz emphasizes the comfort feature of our Foot Saver Shoes, because that part of Foot Saver's gift is invisible. The style you can see for yourself arid, a lovely sightr it is. But sq cleverly is the Foot Saver inbuilt construction concealed that you'd never know ithvas there were it not for the amazing relief it Drings 10 easuy iauguea arcnes ana anKies. i Come and see us when a footwear purchase is next on your mind. inere no obligation incurred in a trial fitting.

I 2 END A Hear Mrs. Iiautz explain the advantages of Foot Saver Shoes at Tomlinson Hall this week. 19 West Market Street iHini! he increased size of the fed plants was really remarkable Mr. Wm. Ce Duckham.

noted grower, tells how you can have more beautiful flowers i. 4 0 FLOWERS that will be the talk of the neighborhood. Earlier blooms, brighter blooms, more bloomsT blossom ing from stalks that are hardy and healthy. That's what we promise you jf you feedyour plants with L6ma this Spring. It makes no difference what your favorites are phlox, columbine, larksDur.

foxglove LSma will give the same amazing results on all of them. Just look at the picture see what difference L6ma makes. These results were obtained by William C. Duckham, of Madison, N. the country's most famous grower of delphiniums.

Mr. Duckham personally, applied Lpraa to three rows of delphiniums in his nurseries. Alongside these; he left three rows unfed 1 irVtiTj If 7 'V Photo iraph shouts rendu obtained by LIf. Duckham in feeding LOoi to flovih Mif case, delphiniums. Mr.

Duckhan'j thorni hast toon many medaU at many shows. concentrated In ten days, for examp menti i For Loma is a complete plant food, perfectly balanced in richly nourishment 'that the! roots take up at once. i. you will be startled at the improve it makes on your lawn. Just try it.

Right now. when you are planning your week end garden duties; call up your dealer in lawn and garden supplies and order Loma. It comes in six sizes from one hundred pound sacks down to one pound cartons for potted 'plants. Tennessee Copper Chemical Cor i porarion, 6 1 Broadway, New York, N. Y.

Apply it how 7 for a beautiful Lawn and Garden On Sale At All Stores Carrying BASH SEED STORE 141 North Delaware Street C.E. GRIENER 125 'East New York Street La Wholesale Distributors wn and Garden Supplies I BERTEIUI ANN BROS. CO. I 241 Massachusetts Avenue; VONNEGUT HARDWARE CO. 120 E.

Washington Street Saver 6oi Shop i it 1.