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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-09
Me. Corse Recommend. IL

Clinton, Mass.-"I took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
when l was having the Change Of
Life. l felt miserable all one sum.
mer then l noticed an ad of Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
in the paper. tried 1t and in no
time began to feel better. Although
l am the housekeeper for family
Of six did not give up my work az
any time. | recommend the Vege-
table Compound to others and will
answer any inquiries. "-MRs. LUCY
CoRsE, SO Laurel Street, Clinton ;
Mass. -Advertisement
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-09
Preparing for Air Mail
By Times Special

q
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Aug. g.
Announcement Of awarding Of a
contract for a new Chicago-A Atlanta
air mail route, including a stop here,
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FREE OF STOMACH
TROUBLES SINCE
HE GOT KONJOLA
Says New Medicine Is
First to Give Him
Lasting Relief.

It Is an acknowledged fact that
constipation leads to over forty
other serious diseases. Constipation
tires you out, sapS your energy,
causes pimply skin, bad breath,
headaches, dulls your brain and
causes awful stomach disorders.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-09

posal for establishment Of a come
biaed airport, park and tourist
camp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-14

Every progressive store through
out the entire land today sells on
some form" of Credit Terms.
Practically every radio, piano, auto
mobile, Frigidaire. the clothes we
wear, the furniture in our homes
YES-the very homes in which we
live are purchased on contracts,
charge accounts. open accounts, So.
90 to 90 day accounts, monthly
terms, or, possibly, by notes.
No matter under what name you
use tits still CREDIT.
The average family Tor person.
has come to Budget the Income"
setting aside certain sums each
payday TO meet certain definite pur-
poses. Also, the average person
lives better, has better things and
enjoys life more fully while using
the Modern Budget Plan"
Realizing these great facts, Chas.
Schwartz & Son have simpl'hed
their Credit Plan to meet the GUS
toners individual needs-the GUS
toners own Budget deciding the
terms to great extent.
This simplihed service eliminates
all unnecessary delays and places
the basis of credit entirely on the
character of the individual without
adding one cent to the selling price
of the articles purchased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-14
MANY MONTHS OF
PREPARATION NEEDED
FOR THIS EVENT

Months of preparation have been
necessary for the Chas. Schwartz
& Son "40th Anniversary Sales
Event" that starts tomorrow.
Tireless searching of the worlds
iewelry marts has been necessary
to assemble the many extra values
offered throughout the entire stock.
Values of unusual merit abound.
In fact. only through months of
careful searching could such spe-
Gals be offered.
All this has been done that the
public might share in most funda-
mental savings as part apprecia-
ton for making Chas. Schwartz &
Sons forty years of Jewelry Serv-
ice possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-14
Advertising-l Important
Link in the Success of
ChaS Schwartz & Son

Nowhere in the whole country
will be found a more firm believer
in sound, Truthful" advertising
than are Chas. Schwartz & Son.
Advertising is the mass contact
the printed word of the house it
represents. This advertising must
first, last and always be truthful
1t must tell in plain, conservative
manner about the house. its policy
and its products. Simple English.
with prices in plain figures, should
describe the merchandise, and this
type of consistent advertising has
been a mighty factor in the rapid
advancement of Chas. Schwartz &
Somewhere the actual selling OF
merchandise is of secondary con-
sideration. They realize there are
no Short to success. No
sale is complete at this popular
store until the customer is COM
pietely satisfied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-14
TRUTH BUILDS
CONFIDENCE
Ckas. r. OUen, Advertising
Asd Sales Director. Hits
Kevaofe

an my quarter of a century
jewelry experience, ! have observed
that business goes where it is in
vited and stays where it is well
treated" observed Mr.. Owen, when
interviewed yesterday concerning
the big Birthday Party" of Chas,
Schwartz & Son.
THE same principles of absolute
unauthorized TRUTH that build:
worthwhile character in individuals
applies to business" continues Mr.
Owen Truth in advertising is
positively as essential in advertis-
ing as it is over the counter in any
store if the customer is to be salts
fed and kept coming back year
after year. | consider the abso-
lutte truthfulness. frankness and
fairness of Chas. Schwartz & Son
to be the very foundation on which
they have developed their business
institution-the City's Home Of
Perfect Diamonds. :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-14
Washington's Largest
Jewelry AID TODAY

Today's Star carries what is
probably the largest single issue"
Jewelry advertisement ever offered
the Washington public. An en-
tire section devoted to the For
tieth Anniversary Sales Event OF
Chas. Schwartz & Son. located a;
708 Seventh Street NV. and also
at 700 Fourteenth Street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-14
MOST MODERN
OPTICAL PARLORS
Newest Scientific Instruments
Used by Skilled. Experienced.
Registered Obtometrists

Nowhere in the city can be
found more modernly equipped
Optical Parlors than those of Chas.
Schwartz & Son at 708 Seventh
Street NV. The latest scientific
instruments for the proper correc-
ton of defective vision are used by
skilled. experienced experts. Glasses
are properly fitted to meet the in-
dividuaps needs at most modest
prices. Special treatments are
given to strengthen defective
muscular troubles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-14
Registered Optometrists
Always in Charge

Three registered optometrists
are in charge and proper correc-
ton is assured Over sixty thou
sand cases of defective vision have
been properly cared for. Over sixty
thousand satisfied patrons attest
to the efficient service rendered by
Chas. Schwartz & Son. A trial ex-
animation will convince you that
your eye troubles can be property
adjusted.
Convenient Terms Apply to
Optical Work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-14
Payments Can Be Made
Weekly-Every Two Weeks
or nv the Month

Chas. Schwartz & Sons Budget
Plan" is so flexible that payments
can be made in small sums each
pay day to meet your own con-
venience. Thus. you can pay
weekly, every two weeks, or by the
monitor you can enjoy an open
account and pay in 50, 90 to 81
DAYS Il Won so desire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-14


Seldom, if ever before, have the
people of Washington and sur
rounding cities and countryside
been offered such a Pre- Christ
mas Feast" of reduced prices on
such high quality jewelry.
Instead of offering the Usual
Souvenirs" that are so soon lost
and forgotten, Chas. Schwartz &
Son are showing their deep appre-
citation to their thousands Of
friends and the public by offering
special values at greatly reduced
prices during their 40th Birthday
Party.
Mr.. Chas. Schwartz. in speaking
of the passing of the 10th mile
stone, said: well do we realize
that our success has been possible
only by the loyal patronage and
support of our customers in
recommending US to their many
friends. In order to show in sub
stantiai way our appreciation OF
this service we are offering many
specials in Watches, Diamonds,
Clocks. Silverware and Jewelry at
'money-saving' prices. We feel
that we owe this opportunity To
our tens of thousands of friends
and are glad to render this added
service to them"
There is little doubt that the idea
of Chas Schwartz & Son in giving
reduced prices" instead of soon
to-be-forgotten Souvenirs" will find
a ready welcome with the buying
public-especially in view of the
fact that the christmas Gift" buy
ing season is rapidly approaching
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-14
Samuel T. Schwartz
Praises Family Circle"
As the Years Pass by Familin
Faces Become Part of the
Family Circle at This
POPULAR Store

Its most gratifying" says Mr..
Samuel 7. Schwartz. vice president
of Chas. Schwartz & Son, TO have
Our thousands of friends keep conf
ing back to us year after year. 1t
makes us realize that the stranger
today may join our Family Circle
tomorrow and thus to know that
all who come through our door IS
our guest and is treated as such
Words can never convey the debt
of gratitude we owe to our loyal
Family Friends |, personally. and
in behalf of my father. want to ex-
press deepest appreciation for the
friendly spirit that abounds among
our patrons. Full families are our
guests the year round"
1t must be gratifying. indeed.
when a business can call its patrons
Members of its Family Circle
where entire families and their
friends have found satisfactory
service at all times for many years.
No doubt it is this friendly family
spirit that has caused Chas.
Schwartz & Son to be known as
"Washington's FAMILY Jewelry
Store"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-14
Time Payments
Charge Accounts

To many people. the idea Of
Time Payments" Especially where
payments are made weekly is not
quite ethical. Yet these same peo-
pie have Charge Accounts" in the
leading stores of the city. JUST
WHERE is THE DIFFERENCE?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-14

Universal and Westinghouse Elec-
trio Waffle Irons. Toasters. Perco-
lators. etc. Wahl Company. Parker.
Waterman and Scheaffer Fountain
Pens and Pencils. Dunhill Products.
Eastman kodaks.
Krementz Products. Delta and
Richelieu Pearls. Whiting and Davis
Bags. Wr,stcraft Bracelets, Inter
meyer Robbins & Co., Set and Sig
net Rings for men, women and
children.
~ANA~A<NAA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-14
SPECIAL WINDOW
DISPLAY

The windows of c h a S
Schwartz & Son have just been
remodeled, as has the entire
front. Specially trimmed for
their Fortieth Anniversary
Sales Event. these windows ale
worth walking blocks to see.
A magnificent array of gor-
geous blue white perfect dla
monds in all the latest white
gold and platinum settings. as
well as the modernistic effects
in watches and iewelry that is
compelling so much attention
at the present time.
Few cities can boast of finer
window effects than are now
to be seen at Chas. Schwartz
& Sons windows, at 708 9TH
Street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-14
ENORMOUS STOCK OF GEMS
is OFFERED PUBLIC
Coming Just at the "Pre.Holiday" Season-Ths Sale
Offers the Public money Saving" Opportunity
In Selecting Christmas Gifts Early

When the doors of Chas. Schwartz & Son swing open
morning 7O8 Seventh Street n W. and also at
7Oo Fourteenth Street n w. of Wahington finest ewey
stocks will be offered the public with greatly reduced Birthday
Party prices prevailing throughout the entire stores
Coming just the opening of the Fall Pre Holiday Season.
thousands will avail themselves of this saving opportunity
bX selecting Christina Gifts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-14
Time Payment Plan
No More Costly

ANU IVIUI z NUSIIy
Chas. Schwartz G. Sons Budget
Plan of paying does not add one
single cent to the selling price
not even interest On the deferred
payments. BY so doing, this long
established and we'll known popu-
lar jewelry center has come to be
known as a ONE-PRICE HOUSE
where rich and poor trade because
they know they get Dollar for
Dollar" value at all times. A One
Price House" is always safe place
in which to trade. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-14
There's an Honor in Business That None,

Nationally Advertised and Nationally Known Merchandise
Offered Factory Estabished Prices-On Easy Terms
Tnougad in s az EAR and
y
sdnende that Redistribution c hpru to
standard rcd nab
hwr& So have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-14

Nowhere in the city will be
found a more complete line OF
Nationally Known and Ma
tionally Advertised Jewelry
Products tn an at Chas.
Schwartz & Son.
Americas finest products
sold at nationally known cash
prices on convenient terms.
Hamilton, Gruen. Longines.
Bulova, Benrus. Laco, Sleda,
Illinois, Elgin and Watham
Watches for men and women.
Seth Thomas Clock. West
clox (Big Ben Family1 Prod
ucts. '1847" Rogers Bros. and
Community Si1ve r plated
are, international Silver
Plate and Gorham Sterling
Silver Products.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-14
Chas Schwartz & Sons F0rtieh 4O birthday Party
Starts Tomorrow-As Washington Cheers Success

The Schwartz BUDGET PLAN' Among
>CITY'S MOST PERFECT METHODS
A Service Designed to Meet the Customers Needs
Without Adding Single Cent to the Cost
r. For the Privilege of Credit Terms
Extra Liberal Credit Terms During This Event
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-14
A Partial List of Nationally Known Merchandis
Featured by Chas. Schwartz & Son

list of nationally known products sold at nationally
prices AS well know this merchandise the hnes prod
and fully abso
Nowhere Washington find select stock
dependable Watches diamonds iveware and ewey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-14

of the Chas. Schwartz Son
Budget Plan"
abs YOU to pay weekly monthly without added for the
the deferred
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with his mural work. It appeared
to absorb him. 1t had been long
time since he had argued against
her decision to work through the
Fall. Virginia was grateful for the
aScendency of his love for his art
and made no move to distract him.
Matters stood thus on a beauti-
full morning in September when
Virginia stopped at the hotel desk
for her mail on her way to break
fast in the dining room.
She was subtly changed from the
glorious girl who had driven down
to her engagement party in her
fiance's studio with stars in her
eyes and heaven in her heart.
Her gray eyes were now deeper
and darker, as though they had not
looked on the sun for many years
and her full red lips had lost the
soft curves of youth to take on the
chiseled lines of character growth.
She was thin and devoid Of color,
but there was an intensity of feel
ing about her like the effulgence of
a perpetual light. One sensed the
glow of her-quiet, steady and de-
termined.
The clerk on duty greeted her
with respectful cheerfulness and
handed over a pile of letters.
Virginia glanced over them hastily
and returned all but one to be held
until evening The one she took
with her to read at the table.
The monogramed ~. c." on the
The Indianapolis times., 1928-06-15

So small and compact you never
know you have it with you until
the picture chance bobs up. And
you'll like the ease and speed With
which it makes the picture. Pic
ture size. 1%x2h inches.
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envelope meant nothing to her. She
thought it must be letter from a
friend and proceeded to open it ex-
pectantly
She did not receive many letters
from her friends these days. They
appeared to have accepted her de-
cision to drop out as being sincere,
as it was.
The seashores, the mountains and
foreign places had called them to
sport and play. They had little time
to think Of comrade who could
join them only in fancy when she
found a minute to close her eyes
and shut out the sight of her pres
ent surroundings.
Times were when the noise and
the heat of sumner had depressed
and beat upon her until she found
herself doubling if wind-swept golf
courses and sea-leaping beaches
were not things she had once known
only in her dreams.
Her first summer in the city was
over. She knew New York now as
millions know it and, strangely, she
loved it the more for having shared
its sweltering discomfort.
A sea breeze and a mountain top
would never again be just sea breeze
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

divers Office building through a
side door which a porter was paid
to open for her.
These visits troubled Virginia ex-
ceedingly. They savored of clam
destine intrigue the meeting
of lovers with guilt on their con-
science, and she did not like it.
There wasn't anything else she
could do, however. Oliver would not
go on without her and without Oil
yer she could not hope to make
100000. And they still feared
Frederick Dean too much to disre-
gard his threat.
AT times Virginia wondered if it
had not been just an idle gesture on
Deans part to force her to break
away from Oliver, but the latter
professed to believe it would be
dangerous to flout her enemy.
Moreover the deception she found
it necessary to practice on Nathaniel
when oliver required her to meet
him troubled her greatly.
Yet she would not tell him about
Oliver he would know the
whole truth then; and Virginia re-
fused to hang over his head a
sword such as over her own.
There was a reason to believe that
she would have the money in time
to settle with Dean, but the bare
possibility of failure was enough to
shadow her life, and so she chose to
endure it alone.
Nathaniel was doing splendidly
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AT first it had been difficult to ac-
custom herself to giving up her
days to confinement within the four
walls of an Office, but she consoled
herself with thinking how much
worse it would be if she were en-
ployed as a companion and could
not see Nathaniel each evening.
Each evening, that is, except
those on which Oliver insisted that
she keep a rendezvous with him.
Virginia never could see that it was
necessary to have these secret meet
ings.
Again and again she told Oliver
to use his own judgment about her
investments" but he stubbornly re-
fused to go on unless she consented
to talk over the deals he went into
with her money.
"But I don't know when you
ought to buy or SELL" she expostu-
lated.
Patiently Oliver explained the op-
erations of the market. He appeared
anxious to have her understand
what he was doing for heT. But
The Indianapolis times., 1928-06-15
"! Masra !! e a. AIPM,H i,!. @yeS !!z!2 yes

Virginia had no flair for the game,
and though she listened she never
was able to advise him. Oliver
seemed to get on just the same.
At any rate he gave Virginia great
encouragement each time they met,
which was once or twice a week.
II believe we threw Dean off the
scent" he was wont to remark with
great satisfaction.
While it was true that there had
been no onslaught upon his position
in the financial world and no sign
of enemy activity, nevertheless he
did not neglect to caution Virginia
against becoming careless.
1t was her practice to leave her
hotel by the servants entrance and
step into taxicab Oliver would
have waiting at the curb. Her route
to their meeting place was a round-
about one down to and through the
crooked streets of Greenwich vii
lage and then south along the lesser
thoroughfareS until she reached the
financial district.
There she gained adnittance to
The Indianapolis times., 1928-06-15
CHAPTER xxXIV

EOR weeks after Virgiina's first
Il meeting with Mr.. Welkins of
the Blue Capella Steamship Line
she smiled whenever she thought of
the fear that had gone with her to
that interview.
AS the days slid into late summer
she forgot it altogether. 1t had con-
cerned Frederick Dean. Would he
have the power to stand in her way,
to cause her to lose a position she
desired to take?
Virginia knew that his interests
were far-reaching. That they
might extend to influence with the
ruling powers of the Blue Capella
line was easily within the realm of
probability.
If such we're the case, at least he
had not chosen to take any action
against her. She had been engaged
after a few minutes talk with Mr..
Welkins and nothing had occurred
to cause her any regret or dissatis-
faction in regard to the work. She
liked 1t.
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and mountain top to her. When
poets sang of prinroses now Vir-
ginia would know what a primrose
might be to one whom life has
touched with understanding.
There was no heat this September
The Indianapolis times., 1928-06-15

Each piece of chocolate is hidden de-
light--a lustrous red cherry afloat in liquid
cordial You'll like their winey goodness.
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JUNE Is, 1928

morning and Virginia began reading
her letter with a sense Of pleasur-
able anticipation and a feeling Of
physical we'll being.
(TO Be COntinued)
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5-Cell Focusing
Searchlight, $5.24

An ideal f1ashlight for fisher
man and hunters. Throws clear
bright light. = will focus 1900
feet ahead.
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Luscious Chocolate
Cherry Cordials,
LIB. Box, 39c
Special for Friday and
Saturday ONLY

Each piece of chocolate is a hidden de-
hght-a lustrous red cherry a1oat in liquid
cordial. You'll like their winey goodness.
Caramel Megate Rolls - Deli
ciouS fruit nougats rolled in pure
cream caramel. 90
Pound ................ OJC
Toasted Peanut Butter Puffs-
Filled enticingly with honey
comb peanut butter. 90n
Bassett's Imported Licorice--In
assorted havors, An.
1S: cboSolssss BSa Sis" Chosen 49c
LIB. Box Chocolate Covered Pep
permint Pat 90
I1eS ....-.......... wv
Pecan and Brazil Nut Caramels-
Pure cream caramels gener-
ously filed with whole nut An
meats. LIB. ....... 1OC
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(TO Be COntinued)
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For Dad to use on outing t
place of his good watch.
Ingersoll Yankee Watch, q
plain dial ............. y
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New style Eversharp
in green, red and mahog-
any colors.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Washington Cathedral as it
will appear when completed.
The landscape development of
the Cathedral Close, compris-
ing more than 65 acres on the
beautifully wooded slope of
Mount St. Alban, is shown in
the accompanying views Of the
gardens. The landscape work
is in charge of All Hallows'
Guild, with a Nationwide
membership.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
In the
Cathedral Garden
Landscape Setting for Wash
ington Cathedral Is Developed
In the Spirit of Old World
Gardens.
Gardens.

Photos from National Cathedral Association
Evening star., 1928-12-06
PACKERS.

The Hecht Co. requires the
services of packers and wrappers
for their house furnishings and
toy depts.; must be at least l8
years of age, Apply, between 9
and II am, to Mr.. George
tSweenev, go F st. NV.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SPANISH. FRENCH. GERMAN. ENGLISH
to foreigners. Individual instruction. 75c
lesson. 1889 st. NV. Potomac 96s. g.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY-EX-
pert licensed lady and man instructors.
CONOVER, 2l28 H st. NV. West 3068. g.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY End, OUR WINTER
term OF radio courses will begin. Operating,
broadcasting, Junior engineering, shop and
laboratory. Catalog en- request. Loomis
Radio College. 405 9Th st. NV. M. 1889. u
ANOTHER SAYS: I'm YOUR SCHOOL 20
days. $25 week Another; Passed evil sery-
Ice Stenogra phtc examination months night
school" Another; ~ weeks day school.
now earning $1,000 year" Boyd graduates
in demand. position guaranteed. New classes
School. Accredited" 1888 6 NV; NJ 1883
YOUNG MEN-NationaIly known manufac-
turer wants only young men for Wash
inEton territory; must furnish good refer
ences; opportunity for advancement to men
Who qualify. Phone Main 1880, Room 31l,
Evening star., 1928-12-06

SALESMAN-We have room
for a good, live man, one with
car preferred; all leads furnish
ed by us. Call between 9 and 10
am. bring reference. 1919 F st.
NV. international Building),
Room 512.
Evening star., 1928-12-06

Fender and Body Man.
Detroit Body & Fender Works, 2o35 Georgia
Evening star., 1928-12-06

BANK SAVINGS DEPT.
Has an Interesting proposition to make q
work enthusiastically on the outside inter-
estinE new depositors in our unusual saw
1ngs plan. Attractive compensation and
connection you can be proud Of II you
qualify. Telephone for appointment. Main