Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 August 1919 — Page 11

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1919.

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Twenty-Four Cylinder Liberty Motor. WASHINGTON'. August IS—Com pie-1 tjon of a tweoty-four-cyllnder Liberty 1 motor which has developed C*-toorse power in the initial testa, ia announced ; by the war department. It is said, to "compare favorably** with foreign motors of the same power. The new! motor is expected to be of value in military aviation as it permits the use of a large iow>speed propeller. It weighs only Lff pounds a horse power against 2.11 for the Liberty i twelve and consumes .55 pounds of gas a horse power-hour against .SI for the smaller model

War Department Orders. {Specie! to The Indianapolis Xews]

WASHINGTON. Awrust ».-C*|*ate Epfcrebn B. Cheoowsth. medical corps ts reliered ’ from duty at the I^etteraaan general bee-! Pital. San < Wmacieco. and ordered to Ft. , Benjamin Harrieon for Immediate discharge. * Winn Lieutenant William E. Lose, catti-! taty eorpe. will be relieved from duty at i general hospital No. *5. Ft Benjamin Har-

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anything through itung would mean **«. must educate district to modern while we need ajj , —-i assistance in proindustries in our own nation." IITIES BUY HOMES Mld| Delta Tau Delta Chapter* at Wabash Cloaa Dealt.

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fSpecial to The Indianapolis New#l CKAWFORMSVILLE, Ind., August W. and the Delta Tau Delta fraternities at Wabash college closed deals this week by which i owner# of chapter houses, Sigmas have nought the V. Wert house, on West street, who# the Delta Tau Delbought the old Dr. O. H. Jenes . in East Pike street. Por the or three years the Kappa SlgJtyed In the Wert property. ^ia" ShV va into I of the Delta fraternity is the »ance prop>uth Water street.

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THOSE IN NOW ARE FIRST. Emargancy Officer* Classified for Permanent Army Places. WAiHINOTOlC, August 19.—Emergency officers, who served during the war with Germany and who still are In the service, will be given first consideration flliing vacancies in the regular army, war department announced today. been honorably dls- _ expressing a prefpermanent service, will be ! class from which appoint-

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Have You Seen the i Cameras, Photographic supplies. Mirrors, Postcard projectors, Framed water colors. Photogravures, Etchings, Engravings, Imported carbon photographs, American carbon photo1 graphs, Artists* materials, Unframed pictures, ' Etc., etc. At Herman’s Retiring From Business Sale In Many Cases Below Cost Discount on framing Herman’s Art Store Temporary location until complete stock is disposed of 120 N. Pennsylvania St. Rooln It, Upstairs. Opposite Keith’s.

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Every Day Sees the Arrival of New Suits The advance fashions for early autumn present most unusual and interesting features. There are volumes to tell you about the suits, but space prevents us from mentioning them only in the most general way. $39 $45 $48 $53 $63 and Up to $125 Among the materials we noticed velours de laine, tricotine, ylama, velour checks, mixtures, broadcloths, cheviots, gaberdines and venora. Colors, too, were never so varied or attractive—there are' navy blues, somber browns reindeer, soft taupe, copper, rich Burgundy, green, oxford and black. Fur trimming plays a most important part in these suits, being used most lavishly as f collars, cuffs and pockets. —p«ttie suits. s«cond floor.

Concerning Some Furs in the August Sale

Fur Coats

$195.00 NATURAL MARMOT COAT, 31 inches long $156.00 $175.00 MARMOT COAT, 40 inches long, sale price $165.00 MARMOT COAT, 44 inches long .$132.00 $495.00 NATURAL RACCOON COAT, 46 inches long $396.00 $325.00 NATURAL RACCOON COAT, 37 inches long $260.00 $460.00 MUSKRAT COAT, 45 inches long, sale price $360.00 $£25.00 MUSKRAT COAT, 36 inches long, Aug. Fur Sale price. $260.00 $185.00 MUSKRAT COAT, 31 inches long $148.00 $135.00 BEAVER CONEY COAT, 34 inches long $ 95.00 $650.00 HUDSON SEAL COAT, 47 inches long $422.50 $426.00 HUDSON SEAL COAT, 30 inches long. , $276.25 $290.00 HUDSON SEAL COAT, 31 inches long, Aug. price $188.50 $225.00 CIVET CAT COAT, 36 inches long f. $lfc0.00 $175.00 CIVET CAT COAT, 31 inches long .$140.00 / • . r —

Advantages of the FUR SALE A saving of 20% to 36%. On payment of a satisfactory d e p o s it, furs will be held in storage for later delivery. If you desire, furs will be charged on the November bill, payable in December.

$295.00

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Coatees

TAUPE SQUIRREL CAPE

COATEE, with full cape ! -....$236.00

$275.00 RUSSIAN KOLINSKY COATEE, with deep cape collar. $290.00 $250.00 GRAY SQUIRREL COATEE, with deep shawl collar...$900.00 $125.00 GRAY SQUIRREL CAPE, with mole atole. Sale price..$100.00 $896.00 JAP MINK CAPE COATEE, with mink tail trim. *** P™ $316.00 $326.00 JAP MINK DOLMAN COATEE, August Fur Sale price.$200.50. $360.00 SCOTCH MOLE CAPE COATEE $227.50 $295.00 SCOTCH MOLE CAPE COATEE, with large crepe coL ~~.$191.75 $225.00 SCOTCH MOLE DOLMAN COATEE, August price....$146.25 $225.00 TAUPE NUTRIA COATEE, in youthful model. Sale price ............................• • «.». — ...$180.00 $225.00 TAUPE NUTRIA COATEE, with taupe squirrel collar and

$186.00

-Pettis fir dept, second floor.

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Is Your Sewing Basket Well Filled? Here’s a Notion Sale

Snap Fasteners. Hooks and Eyes. Basting Cotton* Darning Cotton. Beeswax. Middy Laces. Pincushions. Shoe Laces. » Lace Insertion. Pins, 400 to paper. Pin-on Hose Supporters. Safety Pins.

Up to 15c Values A sale of everything to make sowing easier, as well as many little homekeeping necessities. Darners. Belting. Mother’s Darning Wax. » Bias Tape, all widths. pr Novelty Trimming Braid. Stickerei Braid. Hair Nets, all shades. Hairpin Cabinets. Pin Sheets. Tape Measures.

-Pettis notions, street floor, west aisle.

For Early Autumn Wear

New Tams $3.95 $g.oo Such happy, care-free looking hats are these new fall tarns, and youthful and artistic as can be. Soft suede-like cloths, velvets, imitation beaver, many with touches of yarn trimmings, others with tassels. —Pettis millinery, second floor.

Ready With New Serge Norfolks $1085 For Boys of 6 to 18 Years

Just a few more weeks now, and boys will be back in school again, and, of course, they’ll want new suits, to start with.

These new ones are ^s peachy as can be. All wool and fast color, made jn the newest models with panel back, seam waist line with belt and buckle. Boys ’ 7Qc and 79c Overalls, 58c Sizes one to seven years, in khaki aa^hlue stripes. Boys’ Coveralls, $1.50 Long legs and short sleeve models in splendid color combinations.

Boys ’ Hats, Half Price

All spring and summer hats, in cloth, black straw and ishable materials. Regularly 65c to $1.95. Now, 33c to

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-Pettis clothes for boys, third floor.

Many an Inexpensive School Frock Will Be Made From These Ginghams

Fine Imported Dress Ging-

hams, 69c

Genuine Scotch and English ginghams in choice patterns. They are of fine, even* weave, all fast colors, width 32 inches.

Fine Domestic Ginghams, 49c Large, handsome plaids, in a great variety of designs and colorings, width 32 inches: Racquet Cloth, 39c A smooth, heavy weight cloth similar to linen, width 36 inches. Scotch Madras Shirtings, 59c Fast color woven stripes on white grounds of beautiful fine even weave, width 32 inches. Silk and Cotton Crepe de Chine, 75c Bright silky luster in an exceptionally good quality for lingerie, width 36 inches.

Playday Romper Cloth, 45c Small neat checks and stripes in this well-known, serviceable material, width 27 inches. Suesine Silk, $1.25 All colors and white, much used for foundation and lingerie purposes, wear guaranteed. Width 36 inches. Full Standard Percales, 39c Small figures and stripes in staple designs on dark, medium and light grounds, width 36 inches. Standard Apron Check

Ginghams, 25c

A full assortment of the various style checks in indigo blue, width 27

inches.

Plaid Stripe and Check Ginghams, 25c A large variety in both light and dark colorings. The quality is strong and serviceable, width 27 inches.

25% Discount on All Embroidery Packages Royal Society—Artamo-Sueilla There are always idle 'moments when one much prefers to be doing something rather than sit with folded hands. And a little embroidery fills just such gaps. The pieces in these packages are stamped in designs which fny one can embroider. Sufficient floss and complete directions are furnished in each package. The assortment includes:

Nightgowns Combinations Shirtwaists Children’s Dresses Infants’ Dresses Dresser Scarfs Pillow Tops Telephone Covers Laundry Bags Card Table Covers

Baby Sets Centerpieces _ Tray Cloths Combing Jackets Breakfast Caps And many other items which you will find it a pleasure to choose from in this 25% discount sale. -—Pettis art shop, fifth floor.

Sale of Women’s Pure .29 Silk Hosiery

—Pettis wash goods, street floor, west aisle.

-Pettis hosiery, street floor, aisle five.

Shoes Shined 10c

—Pettis shoe dept., street floor, east aisle.

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