Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1919 — Page 11

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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, FBIDAT, ATTOITST 29, IWf.

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FREEPORT, 111., August 22 —Thomas A. Hargreaves, organist and favorIt# pupil of the composer Gaul, and said to he the first to play the latter's "Holy City*’ In public, died here yesterday. He held degrees in music

Oxford university and at one was director of Lord Rosslyn's

To Tako California Farm Course. NEW TORE, August 22—One bunff i soldiers will arrive hers August ». on their way of California, where ourse to agriculture, the Australian commission announces. They will work « year on the Darts farm attached to the university and theo return to AustmUa, For Foreign Trad# Training. NEW YORK. Augnet M-To provide a complete curriculum by which students may he trained in aU the details governing foreign trade and thus enable the United States to maintain and expand her coi five years, 3, of the United and chat ramsH trade council, has announced a gift of toward the endowment of a

BAKERY SPECIALS Saturday Morning LOVELY CAKES—Baked specially early Saturday mornmg for your Saturday and Sunday dessert*. Finest quality and decidely less in price. Come early as possible, or phone to have your cake laid aside.

Rich Devil's Food Cake, with heavy chocolate coating, the 35c size, Saturday 95c Tntti Fruit) Cakes, covered with rich king, in assorted shapes 35c

Spice Cake, rich, keeps for days, good s&e 95c Layer Cakes, with assorted icing's, chocolate, caramel and white cream king, regularly 60c, at 50c

Freak Tea Bings, Coffee Cakes, Lovely Raisin Bread and J French Hearth Bread, steaming hot lOc and 15c j

Choke LemoM, per dozen. "Hebe” Condensed Milk, small cans, S cans, 19c Large Cam Red Kidney Beane, ▼ary choice 2 cans. 95c Bacon Squares, genuine Miller A Hart’s, very choke 41c Sliced Bacon, lean and choice, pound 46c

Dried Beef, the best, sliced, pound ...69c Salad Dressing, genuine Pompeian, the 35c regular, at 99c Cocoa, in bulk, the best and cheapest way to buy cocoa, pound SBc Olives, fine queen, in glass, goodly sist 15c —Pettis grocery, fifth floor.

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Strap Slippers, r dull leathers, m«ly up_to no* $1.50 ' !t**hJ, H 4 - — nss.rf. 50c

children’s dull »; sizes 5 8H

Duck Ox$2.50

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Greatest Rug Sale

9x12 Grass Rug, $9.85 6x9 Grass Rug. $7.45'

9x12 Matting Rug, $4.85

Only 50c Weekly

Empire Records

75c and $1 All Reed Bab Carriages

9x12 Parlor Rug, $39.75

“Buy Now”

AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES

‘Buy Now .. ■ I'. Only 50c

Weekly

Buy McDougall Kitchen Cabinets

THE AUTO-FRONT N-4 This marvelous cabinet Is far superior and unlike all others. It does away with doors over the table top, which many find objectionable. With a touch of the finger, the curtain across the front automatically drops out of dight.

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Automatic drop curtain; no partitions or supports—all clear working space In cupboard; white enamel lined; fifty-pound removable flour bln; sanitary glass

BASE Full sliding aluminum dr snow white Porceliron table top; drawers for cutlery, linen and large bread box. with cake tray and automatic lid; sliding bottom In base; sliding wire shelf and towel bar on door; large meat board.

Only 50c Weekly

“We Treat You Right”

Store Open Until 5 p. m. Daily. 9 p. m. Saturdays.

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Featuring 300 New Blouses § Georgettes and Crepe de Chines

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Tailored and semi-dress models, fashioned with roll or sailor collar. Tucking hemstitching and hand embroidery are employed in the most effective possible manner. All-silk Georgette crepe or crepe de chines in shades of flesh, bisque, coral, sunset, white and black.

The size range is most complete.

—Psttla blouaas, saoond floor.

Girls’Dresses .50

at- - Charming little dresses, in sizes 6 to 14 years, fashioned of ginghams and chambrays, in correct new modes for autumn wear. Pleated skirts, sailor collars. Tuxedo collars, pockets and vestees, all combine to make these as youthful and chic as can be desired. —Pettis junior dept., second floor.

New Tailored Skirts .95

Two cleverly designed youthful models for autumn wear. One with new strapped pockets opens in back, with large buttons extending to the hem. The other, with single pocket, opens on left side, with novelty buttons from top to bottom. Developed in snowflake plaid tweeds in oxfords, greens or brown mixtures, or silvertone velours in oxford, navy blue, brown and green. —Pettis skirts, second floor.

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The new utility wrap, in which is combined a sweater coat, cape and scarf, and can be worn in any of these different ways. Has fringed ends, pockets and patent leather belt, and shown in cherry, cadet blue, kangaroo. —Pettis sweater dept, second floor.

New Kid Gloves in Autumn Array French Kid Gloves, $4.50 and $5.00 Beautiful French kid gloves, in white, 12 and 16-button lengths, which will be popular through the winter as the newest fashions show .short sleeves pre-eminent. Washable Kid Gloves, $2.98 Washable kid gloves for fall are white, ivory, gray and black, with Van Dyke points. —Pettis gloves, street floor, aisle four.

Every Woman Knows—or Should Know—That Saturday is the

Day to Buy

Toilet Requisites Pinaud’s Vegetale 74c Oriental Cream $1.29 Creme Elcaya 55c Creme de Meridor •... .38c Certified Witch-Hazel Cream, 39c Luxor Vanishing Cream 50c Babcock's Talcum 14c

Squibb’s Talcum ,

LaBlache Powder ..,

Palmolive Powder .. Java Rice Powder .

Chlorox Tooth Paste

Sanitol Tooth Paste Luxor Tooth Paste

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45c 39c ........ 35c ........38c 21c 25c

-P*ttla toilet goods, street floor, aisle five.

SATURDAY $2.50 to $3.25 Flouncings Float Away for $1.79 Maize—bright and lovely aa the sunlight. Blue — evening — cool and charmingly dainty. And white—snowy white. Flouncing* with rows of litUe pleated ruffles—pretty fluffy things that make a woman seem years younger. They are all generously wide—86 and 40 inches.

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—Psttla flouncings, street floor, aisle two.

to no particular season, hour

“De-e-licioits!" Assorted Chocolates, 21c Pound Regularly 60c Saturday we will seU 100 pounds of fresh assorted chocolates at 91c. (Limit one pound to customer—and none put up in ^° xes ^ —Pettis candy/basement.

Among a Woman’s Needs Hosiery is Foremost And it behooves every woman to purchase her hosiery at savings such as these. $2.00 Silk Hose, $1.23 Silk hose in black, white and plain colors, with reinforced sole, heel and toe, and a fine, deep, ribbed lisle garter top. These are samples from the Holeproof Hosiery Co., and some have slight imperfections. 85c Fiber Silk Hose, 69c Hose of fine fiber silk, with lisle garter top. Black and white. 55c Lisle Hose, 39c Fine quality lisle hose, in black, white and colors. —Pettis hosiery, street floor, aisle five.

$7.50, $10 and $12 Summer Hats in a Final v Clearance

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Taffetas Georgettes and Straws

All white hats in taffeta and Georgette, which are limited to no one season; leghorns, flower trimmed, and other fine straws, in large and small shapes; in fact, every summer hat in the French room—$2.50 Saturday. —Pettis millinery, second floor.

Saturday Morning Specials for Men $3.50 Pajamas, $2.00 Well made and neatly trimmed with mercerized frogs. Colors are blue, helio and pink. All sizes. $1.69 Negligee Shirts, $1.39 Of a good grade percale, with soft turn-back cuffs. Lisle Hose, 29c Made of a very fine grade lisle are these hose in black, navy blue, tan, gray and white. Wash Ties, 50c Just the kind for summer, for they launder nicely. In plain colors and fancy stripes. —Pettis farnishlirgs for men, street floor, east, aisle.

A Cleanup Sale of Spring and Summer Clothing for Men and Boys MEN’S $6.00 ALL-WOOL BATHING SUITS, sizes 36 to 42, $4.95. MEN’S SUMMER AND FALL WEIGHT SUITS, sizes 32 to 42, $11.75, $19.95 and $24.75. BOYS’ WASH SUITS, sizes 2Yt to 8 years, $1.35, $1.95 and $3.45. BOYS’ OVERALLS, sizes 1 to 14 years, 58c, 79c and 98c. BOYS’ 56c TO $1.95 HATS, 28c to 98c.

BOY SCOUT OUTFITS. SCOUTMASTERS’ OUTFITS. BOY SCOUT ACCESSORIES. Fall stocks at reasonable prices.

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-Pettis men’s and boys’ clothing, third floor.

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