Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1920 — Page 23

THE EfTLiyAPOLIS SEWS. FRIDAY. AFRIT. 16. 1920.

BASEBALL LOTIEliy flUTFU CONFISCAIED

H. B. SHEA CHARGED WITH KEEPING GAMING HOUSE.

RACING SHEETS ALSO FOUND

War on th« operation of baaeball lotteries, which usually start with the opening of baseball season, was begun Thursday by police and detectives; following an order issued by jerry E. Kinney, chief of police. Sergeant Sheehan. Detectives Gilss and Coleman and Patrolmen Meintyre and Hudson arrested Henry B. tfhea, 5*7 South Delaware street, who. it ts alleged, wae operating a baseball and race pool in the rear of a barbershop ai22« South Illinois "shea,>ho was charged with keepini a gaming device and pool eelling. ' guilty in city court today and i m and costs by Frank of baseball "chances and ru * sheet used 4n connection with the operation of the racing pool, prhisti were found in Shea's posses*'Jasnes O’Brien, giving hif addre** an 1S4> Madison avenue, was arrested today on a charge of keeping * S* 1 "' log device after Patrolman Martin found two books of baseball pools in h * possession.

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Indiantpolis and VioJmty

Note* ef the

suMkery ef tbf South Mds ore will entertain the Dette Saturday sftsmoon, at bee •nose Party" BaMeA \ ,.

Du n colored. 4tt West Vermont

*‘L*7S» iT7u4«

t three nuar'*

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Gleen C Osborn* to M. H Cam. Jrlote 101 and 102 Cooper et at *. North«a*t adchUou. 70x121 feel, unproved. east wde Hover at., norm of Nineteenth at *1-00 George WhiUock to Justtne Schuster. south hall lot 2d. square 3. Southeast addition, 33x181 % feet, improved, east side Linden •t.. sente of Prospect st *2 100.00 Harry SadatW to John Huyne*. lot 24, Haeaoa's tubdinaioa. part Batter grove. 30x120 test, improved, south east corner Fifteenth at. and Cornell avenue - *3.300.00 ▲ana Matrace lo lames «. Flaherty, lot 1M. Jacksoa park. 41x121 feet, vacant, treat aide Sheidoc st.. north of Twenty-fourth st. *1.00 David Erbieding to Lioyd Kinder et aL. lot 11. frood let * Thornton« •ubdivistoa, block IP, West End addition. 37x133 foet. vacant, west side Beimont ave.. south ef Tenth at..*360.00 M. O’Connor a Company to i£U£*r t> Coffman, let 4 Crawford et al subdJ vision Fatont s suodion. 34x 120 feet, unproved, east side Lynn st south of Vermont st *1,200.00 Gitei Kxaumamer to Hyman So.ooui:, lot 17 JfcKernaa s subdivision lot 130. McHernaa et aL rahdivunon oallot 12S. etc.. 3P Vi x72 l a feet, improves east side Senate are. Perth of Wyoming st. *1.00 Mary H. Porter to daytoa A. Berta, part lot 1. n*ock 1. Nortlr Park aadiuon 3VxlSO feet. improved. rtcvweHmno-e nnrnmr Tflirts-MH*

. *1 DO

Arthur J. Coal

„ eogteys MsiVs-

ton addition. *0x132 feet. Unproved, vest side LUtnot* st., north of Thir

*300.00

Lou5*P. Biumknn to Arthur ter et ux.. lot 0. Haaghey'i ton addition *0x132 feet in vest side imam* st-. north ■

ty-mghta st 39 Leo Kaminsky to David Kueger. Jot 479. Moots Indiana avenue aidi

tien. 40x120 teak* side Milbura st

south of Six-

teenth et. *L-0# Lucy M. Aufderhmde to Loovain

fteaity Company lot 03 sod part 64 Taif»t4*s revised addmon. 37ihxl*U (oprovi-! northeast earner

T«ea(y-nr»t and Pernsylvsnia et . . . 91.00 Elroy P. Boyd to Erwin jB, Budc et

ux.. port lot 3. •ulgrove Heirs tub

<1: vision. 37x32 Vs

. .... Side Bevilie

Twitfteet.

Nertous M. SmtS. lot 81

feet, improved eve. south of

$2.100 00

Uahcuom to Maud A. 1. Merritt plaor. 35x120

tbs Midi. Aboot

'while mute '

found st the boueo.

all white,

latatsd

l 01 the Oxford hlisl. •'•'or Chaeeh Bteidtag Fned. lias zszOEnsi ohur«h rhoir. to aid the

-v- <umj i ,,r •

of •ong* *i-d s group of Rail an Mine Meeon * n*imtH^»

Sb Tbo Spanish nam a third by Itisre were

.. w „_ful. Her nnsl ofenngin Form of WsU*. by SslnMIasox

|p It provoked

with such ft re that

Meetings.

of united sSTwtt

m t. w. ■ county

Anna Mann, 1247 South Perohmg an infant child tee *ae romr

i hr

ter arm*, were nK-ked up by of an autmmobtle which eki •sfety aone at Meridian and W

l*. Thursday afternoon, and «nrft hern feet before the machine ■ped. Neither was injured T»w driven by R. J. Ltnfeaf, 331*

Truffle Poiioeman Shelf*

vg.^ ."yr

3&S » Court Bouse wi

peat. World War Veterana.

3*5,866

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P«ny is • subsidiary brapaay, of »ev Voi

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of the

brk city*

m IndugLanoUe

t 6S»mted to bo higher, ns U V 8««r used this month .35 -. barrel, while in March

Cenandy. egs twenty mix vaa . the State Reformatory ter from to ^Sve^raare by Judge 1 rzr* * * 0 ^ r? m

217 Wiwt r^XyJS Lent h an after tnd the lUinoie in the

the Indiana!day st the the pronqipat

e convention next June Advertising cutes of I

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■g&f a night, ho " ' 'ksg~l vitv-i rw- pi Urn theft

are Omar

Found | Clyde M. Stewart. 345 H Vugim* avenue,

.55

to **** c ‘

Square state

Char lea C. Hahn to Pwrmihs 8 Saute, lot 15, McCarty s Saeoad Woot Side addition 4UxloO fast »m proved southeast side Kentucky _ •so- eoute of Morrts et . .. .*2.006.00 Edward J. Seversge to Floyd Sherman et ux.. tad *2, blm-ta 0. FMcher'e Northeast sddiHdn, 40x140 feet improved west atdo Columbia ev#., south of Nineteenth at §£000.00 ' »•» H. Wageosler to JeaMf L. Stem to tan 10. Jose Bate Thirty* sscond et. aduhtion. 40x121 feet, improved, south aide Thirty-eoeood te , east of Buckle st *3.00 Charles H. Carpenter to Mery 8. Towxy. !nt ft. Velser. gusrdiM's addltteo. 33x130 feet. Improved, north •Me tenders et east of Alabama ■ i-, * .33.666.00 trufUNf. lo Fletchers addition 40 Sts 3700.00 eber. iot

at addi

feet* Improved, east

north of Vermont

atroet. ,....*1.400 00

30x135% test, [improved, north side ^wenty-oevwitn st. east of Rader , and tote 102, 103 and »04. Howad et al > atkiuinn 107*— fast, proved, oast aldo lasedali st. Dl^fc? S** I^Wie to Rale M. Auto ante et 6]„ part taiM 52 gad li. I. FMcher'r 1st addition, improved, north stds Roosevelt eve weal of

Newmao et. 31400.00

Lovmg

•*i 00

dais are.

Dele van Smith to Harriet

Iota 1*73 and 3366

.33.200.00

1 o New to n Ho berts * ^

aide fttatloft e4.. north

of Twenty-ec**ond st^ and lots *l i „ Dw ‘“:“ u a. 2 o 0 .o<, William Pruitt to Lee Hoover, lot 15. Boulevard park. 40x134 feet, improved. east side New Jersey et.. north of Twenty-ninth et $8,000.00 Jesse J. Kiiitaer to WilMam 8 Barton, lot 161. Trotter ft Henry s addltioo. 40x1 (H$ feet, vacant, east side Mount st*. north of Wsshtng3835.00

r to Lee Senders

et at.'e ad

ditum. 30x140 feet, improved, east side Union st.. south of Palmer street .32.100.00

rate at., south of Iowa st.

H r>jvsl|.. 87 tracts jK-J" ;;,rx

InejgXnce Agen.y to John

■ in $HP of Indiana*

title thereto.

.500.03

*1.03

Center school township part lot 10. Hoc'gen's Srst addition, improved west of Madison ave_ south of the Belt railroad John A. Richter to Charise A. Lents, part lot 36. Lentz heirs additton. 37x125 feet, improved, south of Vermont at. west of White river. .... S3« 00 College Park Land Company To Russell King, lot 313 and part 311 Osgood's Forest Park, vacant, north side Fairheld eve., west of Woodland are. *5 06 Same to 1 W Pugh Jot 312 and part 311. seme *5.00 Paul B Ford to Sam Crmg. lot 22. block 33. Korth Indianapolis. 30x 126 feet improved, north side Udell et cart of Annette et *3.000DO Sarah E. Reynolds to Walter S. Ponder lot 77 Cobum s snbdivinoR outlet 1S3. 43*— feel, improved east side Ashland awe., north of Pratt st 8550 00, Moses Upecbitx to Hyman Caldron, part lot 27. Van Biancum • subdi The on outlet 121. 40x123% teat, improved east side Hirnot* st north of Ray st. ......... — 33.200.06 Artas Trust Bad Savings Oompany to Henry Hammons, lot S3 Parker et al. s subdivision part Oak Hill. 40x — feet, improved, east nde Fountain st. north of Blopd a»« •.* ^ . . 3100 Henry *- Sebotter to Otto C. Froeheh i st ux.. tot 26, block 1. Beaty’s addition. 37 % a 136 feet improved.

to Jamee F. Kennedy

it garden place. Wayne

up *l.0»>! Jamee F. Kennedy to John W Logue et ux.. aaase 51.00* Samuel B. Kaafman to David Kneger. toi 223. Jsmeeoat fourth Rslmoot

addition. 43x173 feel, vacant, north

Sheffield ave. and Mc-

Carter st ...31.00

David Kneger to

.31.00

Abraham Reemck

Timothy F. Breen to George Saditer

WteLSi

improved, west side Mertiadale ave.. north of Nineteenth at. $1.00

Frank C Monte to Ernest C Mom* part tot 77. Bruce s add: u on. 40x53

feel.

fourth st

John

south side Twentyof ftrk ave. .. |

ohn W. Hensley to Harry A. Kmoe. tote 32 and 49 Brown’s East Me- a “ 75x233 1*3 faat — *

side Forty-eighth

*1.00

Height# north a

If Wa«h;r

ndian

•cant, wwb «-ww —>■»■■■ — west of Washington boutovard *5.00 Barry A. Kiene to Charles A. McNeill. same 310.00 Amanda Dickey to Ail red P. Wade et 61*. tot 20. Vondersaar s addition. 35 XI25 feet improved west side Rural it., eouth ofNew York st *3.330.00 Alberta B. Gerlarh to Edward J. Dufresne lot 4. Standard Lana Co.’s subdivision. 36* 8« fast, improved. south teds Maesactmaetts •re., east of Jefferson ave.. .*100 Thomae A Baggott to Anna Bapotl. part fates 34. 35 and 3* EQioU’s subdirtston outlet 150. 60*P2 fr-t improved, southeast corner Minerra and Miclugaa ate. lot 23. Caveat subdivision outlet 150. 40x140 foot, .reproved north eide Vermont et.. 1 - weet of Agues st and tot 121. SllfOtt’s subdi vision outlet Iftft. 36Wxl20 faat. improved, northwest comer Patterson and Holbnrn ste... *1.00 Samuel B. Weds, administrator, to Roam M. Hartman et ai.. fates 200 and 207 Spann ft Oo t addition. 00x125 feet, improved, south side Hoyt ave.. west of Laurel st. ..*3 600 00 John H. Valdenaire to Andrew M. Hunt et ux.. Iota 3. block 149, Brightwood. 37 >*xl 85 lam. improved. weet aide Station at., north of Twenty eighth et. **.*50.0<l Fletcher Saving* and Trust Co trustee. to Norman B Chandler, lot 01. Beverly HeighU. 47x140 feet, vacant. south side Berkley read, east of Gracetead ave. .. $1,425.00 120 feet, vacent. east side Ket.-ham et. north of Tenth et *300.00 Iftllk Surface to Liaato Ooston. lot II. Masters’ ribdivuiion, Drake et •l.’s second addition 30x83\ feet improved, south tide Darnell st.. east of Brooks st 3750.00 County Real Estate Co . to same. same 357.75 Bessie Garshwiler to Henry J. Gellinmre. lot 34. block 12. Adams's addition. 40x170 feet, improved, went side Olnrr st.. north of Pratt st. .34.100.00 Jeep* G. Mo-ris to Prafl Hendrick A trustee, part lots 126 and 126. West Park. —xl$5 feet, improved, wrv? aide Holme* ave.. north of Washing ton st. $1.00 Ctoid B, Boone to Charles S Johnson fate 24. Walker's East Woodlawn addition. 30x125 feet, improved, west side Keystone ave.. south of English eve *1.250.00 Pearl Hendricks, trustee, to Jreee G.

Morris et ux.. same as above. Sl OO

O. N Shirley to Juhua H. Mueller et ux.. fate 34. Heckmans subdivision. 40x113% feet unproved, east aide Gray at., wrath of JR. Clair at *1 00 WUllatn Morton to Walter L. Parker et ux.. lota 12 and 13 F. C. GreeaIcaf s First additkm, 80x130 feet, Improved, north side Thirtieth at.. west of School st $1,850.00 Laura B McDonough to James H. Julian et ux.. port tot 11. block 19

Drake's addition.

let addition. Improved eaat side Capitol ave.. eoutb of Fourteenth street $16

6.000.00

Transfers. 63: consideration . $86,240.76

*25 000 to *60.000. meet in special aeasi

c. t. r.

The stockholders wiH B eooa to vote mi the

The Broad Ripple W. C T. D win hare Its spring ruaimage sale next Wedneaday aff day st the home of Mrs George Sheets. 919 Raet Maty seeuad street

A. H. TAYLOR TO LEAVE BANK

Cash ter of Camttteeatal National to Go to Texas. Arthur H. Taylor, vice-president and (ashler of the Continental National Bank, has accepted a position a« secretary and treasurer of the Walker Consolidated Petroleum Company. an oil concern of DsHa*. Tejt. He expects to leave In a few weeks for Dallas, There he will make his home. Mr. Taylor has presented his rasinnattoa to the directors of the bank and will sever his connection with the bank ta suit their conveni-

ence.

Bert McBride, president of the bank, said that R. w Spiepel. the assistant cashier, will be promoted to cashier

to take Mr. Taylor's place, and W. H. Polk will become assistant cashier. Mr. SpleRel and Mr. Polk have been with the bank since its organisation. Mr. Taylor has oeen identified with the bankina business of Indianapolis since IS87. In that year he entered the employ of the Meridian National Bank which later merged into the Merchant's National Bank. He later was identified with the old Fletcher bank. In 1*0*. when the Continental National Bank was organised, he became assistant cashier. i Mr. Taylor said that in his new position he will have charge of the financial department of the organisation. . * ... , ; v . *

Summttvtlle Phyaiciaa Dies. [Special to The Indianapolis Newel ANDERSON, Ind., April i«.--Dr. J. D. Oarr. ago sixty-three, died suddenly at his homo in Summitville last night after a brief illnesa He had lived at Summitville nine years, coming there from southern Indiana. Surviving are a widow, one daughter, Mrs. Lola Gebres. San DImo. Cal-, and four sona Ray. of Berne; Fred, of Swaysee; William. of Summitville. and Ralph, of Fairfax. Cal.

ENJOY LIFE OUT-O’-DOORS ARMY TENTS Fine, Heavy-Quality Rainproof Army Duck

Gatti* attached sheet*, i ft by 6 ft. Ready to be buttoned together. will make any else tent or they can be fastened to your automobile top making a fine outing tent Prepare for this summer NOW.

.00

A 8HJEET BOLING-BROWN SALES CO. 20 S. Capitol Avenue give* reokrT^t^icNTiox

*1.29 SPECIAL SATURDAY

An Unexcelled Value “VIK0” “Aluminum” Stewkettle Special Saturday Only •mmr epF xaw* wtete woa am* . . : WHMessengerCq 201 East Washington Street Qt ALTT TmST* U> ^

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Important sale of women’s and misses’ outerwear

* ‘ • a

TAILORED SUITS mostly of navy blue tricotine in styles that Fashion favors, reduced to $34.75

A sale of.men’s

SHIRTS *2.29

* * e

TAILOREDrDRESSES Blue serge and tricotine. Some are embroidered and beaded—dainty collars. Some are belted. Sale price $24.75 ♦ • • SERGE CAPES in a variety of pleasing modes—mostly of navy blue serge—some of poplin. Sale price $19.75 —Second Floor. Tricolette blouses FOR WOMEN AND MISSES, On sale on table just inside the Illinois street entrance

*4.95

PUin or in drop-stitch weave, round or V-shaped neck ’nJaSriil* V othenT are^embelliahed with small pockets.

Orchid Flesh

' Whitt - Orange

Rose Pink Jade

Mastic Sale price

Yellow Lavender

Navy Black

$4.95 —Second Floor.

Sale price.

Known makes—Arrow, Wilson Brothers, Manchester. Shirts of real woven madras, genuine mercerized dusaetyne, corded madras, fine count percales--every shirt cut full, perfect fitting, 5-button front, all have soft double cuff*. Beautiful patterns, neat stripes, wide stripes, group stripes, on white grounds. Assorted sleeve lengths, plenty of all sixes to 17. On sale Saturday, 20 —Just Inside the Illinois Street Door*, to the Left.

A SALE OF APRONS For women and misses Two special price groups

*1.39

and

An important clearance Coats and jersey suits for girls and juniors Care fully chosen, styleful garments that are sure to meet with appro val— charming models that are most fav o r e d at sharply reduced prices. ( Thirty ) GIRLS’ COATS, sizes 8 to 14, of serge or novelty mixtures, navy, Copenhagen or tan. Smart, full-length belted models with attractive pockets. .Their real worth merits a price double SISKfU $8.75

<Thirty) JUNIORS’ COATS. Thi? i ■■ below half former markings; sizes 15 and 17; of serge or velours; navy, tan, rose or Copenhagen; (£Q Hw sale price

SHORT SPORTS COATS FOR GIRLS AND JUNIORS sizes 6 to 14 and 15 and 17, of polo cloth or flours; very $19.75 JUNIORS’ JERSEY AND SERGE SUITS, sues 15 and 17, blue, green or brown, clever models with beK fnd *ttmetire pockets, at a price much leas than their rerdar rnarkings; rary $24.75 —Second Floor.

special .. -

Individual fittings of SINNER CORSETS are being given this week by MRS. J. M. DUMBAULD, a widely known corsetiere, whose vast experience and scientific knowledge makes her visit one of extreme importance to Indianapolis women. Fittings may be had by appointment. —Fourth Floor.

SILK GLOVES KAYSER SILK GLOVES FOR WOMEN, 2-clasp, double tipped, black or white, oair 75c LONG SILK GLOVES FOR WOMEN, 12 and 16-button length, 12-button, white, beaver and mastic shades, pair, $2.50 and $1.50 16-button, white, pair, $3.00 and $2.00 —First Floor, South.

HOSIERY PURE THREAD SILK BLACK HOSE FOR WOMEN, full fashioned, high spliced heels, double soles, lisle lined garter tops, all sizes, special $2.35 “GORDON” STOCKINGS FOR . CHILDREN, fine ribbed, seamless, fully reinforced, black; all sizes (3 pairs for $1.00). Pffir .35c —First Floor, Southwest. $5.00 SILK MOIRE BAGS Saturday for, your choice at- $ A variety of kinds and colors to select from; on sale Saturday $3.98 —First Floor, Southeast.

This price is considerably below our regular markings. Included are aprons of percales, neat stripes and figures and checks, also of pink chambrmy, light or dark, V necks, trimmed with rick-rack braids or white facing, large pockets, wide belts. Several hundred in these groups, special at...........$1.39 and $2.39 —Fourth Floor.

Trimmed HATS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES Si.. $5.00 Tailored and dressy hats— all smartly trimmed with flowers, feathers or ornaments. All colors as well as black. The assortment includes a sample line sold to us by a wholesale milliner, together with higher priced hats taken from our regular stocks. Sale price tomorrow, $5.00. —Fourth Floor.

TOILET GOODS (No mall, phone or C. O. D. orftero) SEMPRE GIOVINE clexnslna „ cream OOc OLIVILO SOAP..6 cokeq for ftftc KOLTNOS TOOTH PASTE... 16c HA KOL HEADACHE COLOGNE tSc

DORIN ROUGE, liquid

**15©

PALMERS TOILET WATERS, locust sweet, apple leaves, rose leaves, Maybloom and wisteria, bottle 49c

EMERY BOARDS.

te-.

Ions p,l teiui«pe for

LA ME DA COLD CREAM

POWDER

49©

RICE POWDER. Roger ft Gal let

33c

HOUBIOANT’8 IDEAL TOILET WATER, our own Importation. S-ounce bottle . .$5.98 HOC BIG ANT 8 IDEAL PERFUME, ounce bottle. .82.98 DJER-KISS FACE POWDER 55© DJER-KISS PERFUME. ounce - 81.31# —First Floor. Northeast.

THE W®H. BlflCKP Hart Schaffner A Marx clothes for men, young men and boys (8 to 18 years.)

THIS OFFERING OF Men’s and young men’s SPRING SUITS

AT-

.50 Ulllllllllt

—is widening our value-giving fame— increasing the margin of our clothing leadership—r enderinga great service to men who desire new clothes.

Mof\

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Hart Schaffner A Marx suits of cassimeres. ft • a Worsted suits from other makers, a • • Smartest models, single and double-breasted. * ft • Were we to mark these suits at what their wholesale cost to us warrants—they would be priced at $65.00—special at $49.50. —The Daylight Clothing Store, Third Floor.

Boys’ two-pant SUITS Sale price, • f Sizes, 7 to 17 New spring suits in styles that boys like best, of materials that mothers know are well wearing. The price quoted is only a shade more than our wholesale cost. Sale price $15.00

HART SCHAFFNER & MARX GUARANTEED SUITS FOR BOYS The finest suits in America—made with the same fine tailoring as father’s clothes—accompanied by the well known Hart Schaffner & Marx GUARANTEE of satisfaction. Moderately priced.

SPRING HATS AND CAPS FOR BOYS, 2 to 18, new styles and materials, $3.98 and by degrees down to $1.59 BOYS’ SHIRTS AND BLOUSES, sizes 6 to 18, stripes, black, blue, white or khaki, also Eton collar blouses, priced $1.96, $1.50 and . .$1.25 BOYS’ NECKWEAR. PAJAMAS, BELTS, STOCKINGS, UNDERWEAR AND NIGHTSHIRTS—complete stocks. —Boys’ Shop, Third Floor.

Crochet bedspreads On sale JO Saturday only at— Which is far below present wholesale cost for the same quality. Ju»t one hundred in this sale; 72x90 inches, scalloped square corners, allover designs, floral or conventional effects. (No phone or mail orders filled.) Special for Saturday $2.09 —On Table in Market Street Aisle.

MILITARY HEEL OXFORDS at a greatly reduced price. Savings are near one-fourth.

Sale Price,

BBOWN KID straight imitation heels, sale price ... BROWN CALF CALF OXFORDS, military heels, sale

’8.95

OXFORDS, tip, military $§.95 OR BLACK heavy trim, price.. $8.95 -Third Floor.

From our MODEL GROCERY

CREAM CHEESE, rich, yellow Wisoonsin. full cream. pound 39© PIMENTO CHEESE, made fr«eh dally In our Sun-lit kitchen, pound ....45c CRACKERS. CAKES AND WAFERS. “Sunshine,” beet American made; package, tic, 16c and T%C

PEANUT BUTTER, fresh Sun-lit. made while you wait, (3 pounds. Mo), pound 29© CORN. Yankee Baby, tiny, tender kernels. C o u n try Gentleman, new 1919 pack <doxen. *2.26), can l»c

COLD BOILED HAM. fresh, sweet cured. machine sliced, pound..35c*

PINEAPPLE. “Monarch extra.” el iced in delicious fyrup, new 1919 pack, large No. 2 on 43,. ORANGES. largest sise. California Sunkiat navel oranges. Saturday, fdoxen. 76c). 3 for ,20© MAYONNAISE DRESSING. “Wright’a Supreme.” uncooked. (3 Jars, 96c). Jar. .32»» —Fifth Floor.

MILANESE SILK PETTIBLOOMERS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES Special for tS A C Saturday at— 0#*xO We expect to sell 300 of them Saturday. Women know that fme silk bloomers at such a price are amazingly good values. Of hftftvy Milanese silk, ankle length, fully reinforeftd, mad* with three ruffles or two-color accordion pleated raffles at ankle; all the popular petticoat .hades: blade, Wry, royal blue, emerald and Russian green, African brown, taupe, old rose, emerald and Russian green, champagne and Copenhagen; —First Floor, Southwest.

GLOVE SILK VESTS FOR WOMEN Sperial at *2.95 Of heavy weight glove silk, fully reinforced, narrow shoulder strap or bodice top; sizes 36 to 42; flesh color; very special $2413 —First Floor, Southwest

TO BASEMENT STORE

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Sale of brand new dresses for women and misses Of serge and wool jersey, in the very best t | 1^1 €3 colors, the most favored modes. Sale price Jmd The maker’s original wholesale cost would have demanded a $17.50 or $20 retail price! This sale emphasizes the marvelous value-giving strength for which The Basement Store is renowned! There are two hundred dresses. You’ll like everything shout them, their good, firm fabrics—their careful making, the good taste m trimming—the effective use of braid, embroidery and buttons—youll like the styles—they are new and pleasing. Black, blue in several shades, brown and gray in many tones—tan and rookie. Extra tpace—extra salespeople. Sale price, $12.98

SALE! ALL-WOOL BLUE SERGE also all-wool fancy blue serge

Suits FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN

600 in the group at

.50

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New wonder hats Always *3.79

The foremoat medium priced hats in the city—in atyle, qual'/rTe’g'u l a r turban# SHAPES TRICORNES SIDE DROOPS SAILORS MUSHROOMS POKES The wanted colors—black, navy, brown, etc. Trimmed with flowers, ribbons, ornaments, etc. Exceptional values at...$3.79

BEDDING SPECIALS

HEAVY UNBLEACHED SHEETING MUSLIN, yard wide, for sheets and pillowcases, excellent wearing quality (no phone orders); £1 rjK specie) 5 yards for vAfti O

BLEACHED PILLOWCASES, 42 JQre x36 inches, neatly hemmed; special. ^*Ov BLEACHED SHEETS. 81x90 inches, KHaHKJ$2.18

seamless, launder nicely;

special

BLEACHED SHEETS, 81x90 inches, deep hem (no phone orders); 00

This is an event for every man who wants to get a stylish new suit without wrecking

his purse.

Make up your mind to visit our Basement Clothing Store Saturday. You won't leave without one of these suite after you have seen them. Sale price $29.50 MEN’S FURNISHINGS OVERALLS BOR MEN. of W.bMh stripo, Stif.l’s indito <f»» f«brie, cut «rtr» large, well mads, with bib and suspenders attached, sites 36 to 44, £Q special #Ae\P%r ATHLETIC UNION SUITS FOR MEN, of small check nainsook, elastic belt In

beck, sisee 84 to 46; special

ic wen in $1.00