Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1919 — Page 23

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Forest Fire# In Michigan Stop Lake Traffic Through So©. SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich.. August U.—With only limited wire communication with other points and with tnterlake navigation practically suspended, business has been virtually brought to a standstill here because of the forest fire situation In the eastern part of the upper peninsula of Michigan. Telegraph and telephone wires were cut by the fires near Soo Junction Sunday night, but service was partly restored late yesterday. None of the vtlreported menaced Monday is in Langer. One Soo Junction home was destroyed yesterday. Navigation through St Mary’s river and the government locks has been halted because of the smoke pall, and rnrm.lm freight carriers were re-

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■ 111 * 100 BOYS ON STRIKE. Ask for *3.35 a Day—Glass Factory Closed Because of Walkout. fSpecial to The Indlanspolts News! NOBLESVILLE. Ind., August 12.One hundred boys employed in the Jenkins Glass Company factory at Arcadia for an increase in wages. As a The boys are being paid 93 a day, and

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COURT NEW SUIT. SMtt. WUUaoi & Mitchell, executor, et al.. va Harry S. B*i«enberg. Marion P. C ~ Rooord. Joint and aovend aMigntnenta of error Prwcipe for notice. Notice issued. 1 APPELLATE COURT MINt^rvo ' 10610, Indianapolis Union Rail ® m-oti^p^n,^-APPELLATE COURT 10614. The 8. M. Timberlake OecMge Roundtree. Marion 8. C.

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in Aisle Eight this sale. Reserve stocks will be kept handily— Plenty of extra saleswomen—increased wrap-

SPOONS, set of six, ality $2.08 SPOONS, set of six,

quality $3.25 BABY SPOONS, bent handles, 85c quality 4:3 c BERRY SPOONS, *2.50 qual-

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■HE SPOONS, *1.35 qual68c

FORKS

SHELLS, *1.00 qu.l-

50c MEAT FORKS, *1.75

88c “ FORKS, $1.50 quality,

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85c qual-

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set of six, *6.00 $3.00 DUAL SALAD of six, $6.00 q^ial-^

FORKS, large, *1.25 63c

PICKLE FORKS, small, *1.15 quality 58c CAKE FORKS, $1.75 quality, each 88c ICE CREAM FORKS, set of six, $5.00 quality $2.50 MISCELLANEOUS CREAM LADLES, $1.50 quality 75c SOUP LADLES, $4.75 quality $2.37 SUGAR TONGS, $2.00 quality ...$1.00 CUCUMBER SERVERS, *2.75 quality $1.38 SUGAR SIFTERS, $2.00 quality $1.00 CHEESE SCOOPS, $2.50 quality ..$1.25 CHEESE SERVERS, $1.75 quality 88c OLIVE WOOD SALAD SETS, $4.00 quality $2.00 NUT CRACKS, $3.50 quality $1.75 FOOD PUSHERS, 85c quality • »•»•••»•»••••••«»•»••• 43c —Aisle Eight.

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UNION SUITS, athletic, of maror nainsook. Plain or crossbar back. Closed crotch. Sizes for $2.00) 69c SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, baljeru. Sizes 34 to 46, gar.........59c

i’s hosiery WOMEN, “Gold Coin,” i sole, 4-ply heel hem. Black and <cs,c , . . ■ - L ‘ 1. V-vi j'’: ’ /K''

Indiana s Largest Assortment of HART SCHAFFNER & MARX Clothes for Me

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Novelty VOILES and ORGANDIES In light and dark grounds , at SALE PRICES We are offering this splendid collection of voiles and organdies at exceptional prices—quality fabrics, neat printed designs, in many beautiful colors on light grounds. August and September are included in the ‘Voile and organdie” months, when the wardrobe of both women and girls should include dainty, summery dresses of these lovely materials. THE VOILES AND ORGANDIES are 36 and 40 inches wide; specially priced at, yard NOVELTY VOILES in the wanted dark grounds; 50 pieces from which selection can be made; in large scroll designs, geometrical, floral and chintz effects. They are 40 inches wide; $1.00 and $1.25 qualities.. vJt/C —First Floor, Northeast.

TRICOLETTE

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White Taupe

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Reseda

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(No phone or mail orders filled.) Silk Dept, First Floor, Northwest.

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UNION SUITS FOB WOMEN, well-known make; fine mercerized lisle, pink, low neck, sleeveless, cuff knee, narrow shoulder straps, fully reinforced; our $3.00 quality (PI Q£T (3 suits, $5.00) «pX.£7U VESTS FOR WOMEN, gauze lisle, low neck, * sleeveless, narrow shoulder straps or bodice top; pink or white; up to 75c quality (extra sizes, 59c), regular 50C VESTS FOR WOMEN, pink, gauze cotton, band top or bodice styles; up to 39c quality (extra sizes, 29c), regular 2t)C

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Pure GROCERIES

LARD, Surr-llt. pure, open kettle rendered, made from a large percentage of leaf fat— "",o:v.;4ic

PEAS, tiny, French imported Petit OOa Pols, can &&C

SUNSHINE CRACKER'’. CAKES AND ; WAFERS, best Ameri-can-made (large package, 15c). small package I TC

E V A P ORATED MILK, Van Camp'*, u n a w e e t ened. 3 large one -pound can* or >4q n 6 small can*,

DRIED BEEF, fine, sweet cured, extra dry, machine sliced, CQw, pound tJJrC

NAVY BEANS, choice white, hand- picked Miehlgans (3 pounds XT’: 12k SARDINES, Dupont, new, imported from Portugal, “boneless.” packed in pure olive oil (large can, QQ** 59c). small can..dI7C

COFFEE. Royal Luncheon, a perfect blend of high grade coffees, special. £“r d * y :...49c

BACON SQUARES. Kingan’s, sweet, sugar cured, small pieces, 2 to S pounds each. QQ^* pound

MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI. Red. White and Blue, long cut. large 9-ounce package (3 for 23c), Qjy package 0v

GRAPE JUICE. Sweet Valley sparkling Concord Of /» (quart, 59c), pintvAv

TEA. special Sun-lit blended from new 1919 crop, first picking, teas, for icing, (pound, 91.00)— 9Qj» 54 pound for Ai*/v

SARATOGA POTATO CHIPS, fresh fried, very crisp (pound. 66c >— IQj* hi pouad for AOV

COLD MEAT CUTS. SAUSAGES, etc., for hot westher luncheon, including fine Kosher products, at our delicatessen section, moderately priced. —Fifth Floor.

PRETZELS, fresh baked, finger, fish and star shapes, 1 Q n pound AOv

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An occasion wherein the highest standards in fine footwear ally selves with lowest possible prices—so one might rightfully charact this remarkable sale of footwear. It’s a sale that solicits the interest and attention of every woman who appreciates footwear of the finer type; it's a sale that commands the attention of the thrifty, thoughtful buyer. \ Footwear with long, slender vamps and high French heels. French heels.

White Kid Brown Kid

Black Satin Black Suede

Colonial pumps

Patent Kid

Dull Kid Brown Sued Plain pumps

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Princess pumps To be worn with or without buckles. White Kid ~ Patent Kid Brown Kid ?. >. - Black Satin

White pumps White Reigncloth

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Brown' Calf Black Calf Oxfords Mat Kid, steel beaded Brown Satin Brown Kid, steel beaded Patent Kid Field Mouse Kid . Brown Kid Brown Suede Mat Kid Black Satin Oxfords with military

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SPECIAL PRICES ON Children’s PUMPS and OXFORDS * ‘ * * which will be appreciated by mothers who are getting the children’s school clothes together for the coming term. In the same sale are pumps of white reigncloth, easily cleaned; dull kid pumps, both of which are splendid for ‘‘party wear” for the children. m

LITTLE BOYS’ TAN LACE DRESS OXFORDS, welt soles, 11 to 1H, $6.60

quality $2.98

CHILDREN’S DULL KID PUMPS, turn and welt aolea, sizes 9 to 11, $3.00 and

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CHILDREN’S WHITE REIGNC PUMPS, turn solas— ’ Sizes 5 to 8, $2.00 quality $1.59 Sizes 8H to 11, $2.50 quality... .$1.79 - „ —Third Floor.

ON SALE-TABLE CUT GLASSWARE

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Two attractive groups 69c and 15c Cut glassware—in the moat beautiful and exclusive patterns—selling at prices less than those asked for ordinary plain glassware, without cutting. That is what is being offered in this sale.

We can do this because we bought at a great advantage —because this collection was a

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(Several dozen), CUT GLASS JUGS. Up to $1.50 quality. Sale price 69c

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. ROUND ROASTER, 10 inchea in diameter * /CONVEX KETTLES. 4-quart WINDSOR KETTLES, 6quart size SAUCE PANS, wooden

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