Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 December 1919 — Page 40
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1HB INDIAXSPOLIS NEWS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9,1919.
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What 7-Hour Shopping Days Mean to AH of Us flkfl0r mean Fueh a concentration of energy on our part at waa never before required of an institution like ours during the Christmas season. It means something similar for you, to get done between 10 and 5—a day's shopping. But there is one way to speed the task in a pleasant and resultful manner. Read the store news in advance; have many of your decisions made before you come.
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LS. Ayres &£o. ^s^,-ssi.rsssr:^zz...: :rssr; “As- You-Like-It ” Women's Silk Stockings Only $2.00 at Ayres' • in a Gift Box
Wednesday morning, the full fashioned, with silk lisle garter iigh spliced silk heels. white, African brown, cordovan,
—Sales Booth—Street floor.
THREW BRICK THROUGH GLASS AT OUTFITTING STORE.
OTHER THEFTS REPORTED
W. & Robbins, & merchant policeman, chaaed three burglar* through downtown streets and alleys early
today.
Robbins discovered tbe men sbortly after one of them bad thrown a brick ’through the alaas of a front door at the Kina Outfitting: Company's store. S42 East Washington street, and ebaeed them to Pennsylvania and Merrill streets, where be lost them. Employes at the store said they had not been able to ascertain whether anything was taken. Centimeter Robbed. John Rending, a hauling contractor, who lives Southeast of the city, was attacked last night in a barn in the rear of 1111 East Ohio street, and was robbed of a purse containing 12. He told bicycle policemen Bemaoer and Weddle that some one turned the lights out as he climbed down from the loft and struck him on the head. Ora it. Adams. 1S50 Applegate street, teportod to bicycle policeman Hyland last night that an unidentified man. whom be saw prowling around his i yard, attacked him and attempted to < choke him. Burglars broke info the tailor shop of A. C. Reese, 710 TK. Twenty-seventh street, last night and stole ten silk shirts and an overcoat, all valued at 1125. The ofllce of Dr. Frank Long. 220 Pennway building, was robbed of a watch and US. Burglar* in Home. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bonnette. 5245 East Washington street, reported to the police that when they went to the home of Mrs. Bonnette's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Perry Brunson. 120 North Gladstone avenue, they found burglars had entered the place and had ransacked two upstairs rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Brunson are in California and Mrs. Bonnette was unable to detsrmtne what had been
taken.
Burglars entered the home of William C. Doan. 1912 Wilcox street and stole 1120, according to a report to the police. Six pounds of sugar.
a gold watch and a clothing were taken
Traveling Bags and Suit Cases Make Practical Gifts for Christmas. Our comprehensive collection of high-grade leather Bags and Cases, with and without fittings, is particularly inviting and right now offers great opportunity for selection.
Men’s Travefing Bags, $25 Of heavy leather, hand sewed and leather lined.
a dozen eggs, quantity of
Tell Binkley has come out fer prohibition with nullify!n* reservations. Th‘ hardest thing Jest at this time is t* find a Christmus gift that looks th’ price.
Mat's Bags,
Fitted $47.00
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Big display Holiday Slippers on our second floor—
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from the home of "George Level, colored, 420 West Fifteenth street DRAWS PRACTICAL LESSONS
Evangeffat Take* Herman From the Twenty-third Psalm. In the noon sermon at Tomlinson hall today, Mel Trotter, tvangelist, drew some practical lessons from the Twenty-third Psalm. Mr. Trotter said If a man is sure that the Lord is his shepherd he must have no concern about his business affairs but feel that everything will turn out for the best. The speaker illustrated by telling about the little girl in Sunday school who had heard some American slang and one Sunday said to her teacher. "The Lord is my shepherd—I should worry,” "I shall not want, I must not want. I dare not want or I reflect on my shepherd.” Mr. Trotter said. He said the average business man is too busy to heed the words of the Psalmist but the great Shepherd »* able to bring peace and satisfaction of mind. “What seems to us at times to be an awful calamity Is simply the Lord caring for his sheep,” tho speaker said. Evening services will be resumed at Tomlinson hall at 7;20 tonight Hoad I**ae Petition* Approves. The State board of tax commissioners today approved the following bond issue petitions: Madison county. Duck Creik township. Ertel roads No. 1 and and 2, 122,800: Switserland county, Craig township. Gray road, 221,035; Vigo county. Prairie Creek township, Yeaker road. 27.000: Honey Creek township. Eaetham road. 27.400; Linton township. Adame road. 26.200: Jackson county, Carr township, Fritz road, 26,600. Rate lacease* Authorised. The public service commission has authorized the Indiana Gas Transportation Company to inkre&se its rate from 5 to 10 cents for each 1.000 cubic feet of gas delivered. The company delivers gas to distributors in Allen. Adams, Csss, Clinton. Boone. Wells. Wabash and Miami counties. The company petitioned for a 15-cent rate.
A Correction. An editor's life on a country newspaper is Just one thing after another. Recently at Frankfort the police found an old offender who had imbibed too- freely of forbidden liquid and It was necessary to use forceful methods in taking him to Jail. A reporter on one of the newspapers, in writing the incident, started something like this: “Throe haymakers were necessary to land in Jail here last night, etc.” The next morning a special committee from tbe Haymakers’ Lodge called on the editor and protested. ”We want you to make a correction,” the spokesman said. ”Our wives read the paper today and claim we all were drunk at our meeting last night.” Indianapolis \o Mean City. Little Fannie, of Suffield, Conn., was visiting with her mamma in In di&napolis. When bedtime came her mamma was ready to hear her say her prayer, but Fannie protested by saying, "Why, mother, I don’t have to say my prayers. Our Jesus don’t live In Indlnapolis.” ^ Will Hear Building Report. The state board of agriculture will meet December 20 to hear a report from its building committee, which will meet December 18 and If. The committee, of which A. A. Gest. of Akron, is chairman, had a building appropriation of 2200.000 for 1919.
Fall eat. hand •ewed, leather Used, ebony flttinsa.
Suit Cases, $27.75 Of excellent etoek. In black or brewn.
Fitted Cases, $41.50 Of brown grain cowhide leather. Bbony mtinge.
Women’s Traveling Bags, $20 Fine grain leather, hand aewed. silk or leather lined.
Women's Fitted Bags, $25.00 W a I r n s leather, silk lined, white fittings. Suit Cases, $21.00 Silk lined case*, with sewed edge*, grain cowhide. Fitted Cases. $47.00 Silk lined, fitted with white toilet art Idea —Main floor.
OVERSIGHT BAG. OIR SPECIAL — totex bng. fitted with Hairbrwah. toaeh. Mirror, ^•fkbruoh Holder and Soap Box. for *10.0*. Charles Mayer and Co
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29 gad 31 Wmt Washington The Ckrtataias Gift Stoi
▲ Jaffa Examination tells if your need is Glasses or Better Glasses.
Bunding Contractor, and CommUeion Merchant*: Protect your good* from freezing a 1th hot salamander*. Get them of Joseph Gardner, 41 Kentucky ava Big ttoek of Mix era. Ho late, Derrieh* Novo Outfit*, etc.. f*r rest and aala Boefc Bgulpznent C*.. m Fltchar Truat bldg, fit*rag* Tarda. Space for B«rt. .Northwestern ave. and l*th. Big « awl tea. Back Equipment Co.. MS Fletcher Trust bldg. IfeftMfeamtth and Maoktao Work. Central Machine Works. 07 S. Senate. M. SSU o Hoofing, Slate Coated, Largo Stock. Jordan D. William* Co.. *6< E. Wash. at. • o Pint Class Brick Work. S. V. Perry, Mi Chamber of ComoMree.
Jaffe— Glasses FIT THE EYES—
t/ie Face and Puree. 17 Years in This Lecati
GUARANTEES SATISFACTION.
tttom 133 N. PENN. ST.
WHEN STORE Good Clothe*; Nothing Else
A Woman Who Knows
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“Ashes on the rugs keep the moths out and the
man in."
—And we’re sure that this same woman would make him still more comfortable by giving him one of these fine smoking j a c k e t s for Christmas. A wide assortment of good-look-ing ones to select from, ranging in prices from $8.50 up to $15 Bathrobes Always a Welcome Gift —Every man likes to own a bathrobe, and we are sure you can please him with one from our big showing. Priced
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—Some other needs he would appreciate— —Knitted wool tests —Beautiful silk hose, better than he would likely buy. —Warm, fur gloves —Lovely silk mufflers —Silk pajamas, and so many, many more gift suggestions, but we would rather show them to you token you come in.
Open from 10 to » W*ek Ihty* «»«* 10 to 6 Saturday Until Further Notice
“Wizard" Drill Chucks are all the name implies. Change drills while the drill press is running. We have a complete stock of Wizard Chucks and Collets. Vonnegut Machinery Co., 43 S. Meridian St
Operaola Player Piano, $600 to $750 THE PLAYER YOU WILL BUY ' THE CARLIN MUSIC CO. 33 N. Pennsylvania St.
Combination Coal and Gns Ranges. Cbas. Koohrlng, >12 Virginia Ave. Four Sevens Flour— GloHsbrenner'a.
Ooa J. Mayor Co.. Rubber Stem pa
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FISH
Tons Arriving Daily Sale Still On!
Fresh caught Haddock and Boston Bluefish. Buy your fish from responsible fish dealers who do their best to serve you the year round.
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What is More Beautiful Than a Bright, Sparkling DIAMOND? There is joy in its possession because It is the moot valuable, the most highly prized, and the most enduring of all the earth’s jewels. Whether mounted on a tiny thread of platinum or by a more pretentious display it Is THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT. It is also of importance to remember that since we are importers of diamonds we are able to sell diamonds to you at a considerable saving. Our Motto—One Profit From Cutter to Customer T QTPTT* ^porter of Fine •I* V>U OUT Ilf DIAMONDS R*nm 2. S. 4, 18 Vi North Meridian Street
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“We Dress Them Free” WILLIS 337 East Market St. Or City Market Stands 271-272
Paid on Savings From Day of Deposit $1.00 Opens the Account. Then Deposit Every Pay Day. For Your Convenience Open A0 Day Saturday Until 9 P. M. FIDELITY TRUST CO. 4
Buy Jewelry on Credit Uuilmited selection of fine diamonds and jewelry. Make a small cash daposit, pay the balance in small waekly or monthly auma. GRAY, GRIBBEN & GRAY Corner Ohio. Indiana and Illinola
Ynr ORIENTAL RUGS art "ASHJUM’S 210 NORTH MERIDIAN
TRY A WANT AD IN THE NEWS IF YOU WANT RESULTS
HiiiiiiiHiimmiiiiiiiiiimmmiimiiHitmiiiiiimiHuiiiiiiiimimiimiiiiiimiHiiu We're Ready For You | With a large showing of all the up-to-date good things § in fine XMAS JEWELRY! I i T -1.; mil Special prices this week on gents’ fine Gold Cuff Links. We have these ranging from $1.00 up to $35.00. A complete display of Ivory Manicure* Sets, for traveling or for the dresser. Our array of beautiful Diamonds*of all sizes has never been more alluring than what we have to show you now. | -DO YOUR SHOPPING EARLY— | AH articles purchased here Engraved Free I FLETCHER M. NOE, Jewelry Store | | 103 North Illinois Street Opposite Terminal Station |
Used Piano Sale BIG BARGAIN THE STARR PIANO CO. 13S-140 N. Penn. St. j :
Thrift, Victory % DIVIDENDS /U ON AAVtNOIt.
Downtown Office
FLETCHER AVE. SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION S1S-80 I.KMCKW BLDG.
Time and Quality Made Rink’s Indiana s Plush Coat Center
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ADE it a store noted for more
than thirty-five years as a leading plush and velvet coat
center. A pile fabric closely resembling a real seal fur skin. Tne different naps are known as Baffin, Yukon,
Peco and Sealette plush.
Low Price Range at$ocr $
Sport model, like one to the left, in otter or beaverette shade, plush pile fabric, ripple skirt, belted and button trimmed. Marked down to—
offers elegant plain-tailored seal plush coats of fine quality in long or sport lengths; Baffin seal, sealskinette and velvet, at $55 to $110; duplicates of $400 to $500 fur models. Dolman coat model in four shades, a Pullman Poiret twill plush, large fur collar, fancy figured silk lining— ' $65 to $85 Values—
$39.50
Remember Mont All Owt Skirts Are Marked Down.
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