Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1920 — Page 11

THE IXDIAXAPOLIS XEWS, TTTESBAY, APRIL 27, 1920.

LOCAL NO. 261 ALSO WILL PREFER CHAfiGLS

ACTION AGAINST MEMBERS WHO JOINED YARDMEN.

EXPULSION TO BE RESISTED

Charge* will be preferred eoofc after Mar 1 against member* of Lcca.1 S«l, Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, who have affiliated with the Indianapolis Yardmen's Association, the organization which Is conducting the switchmen's strike here, according to an announcement made today by Edward Stewart, president. The official placing of charges ha* been postponed until th# first of May because ft Is believed that several of the men will be expelled automatically through nonpayment of duee. Local *74. which hae preferred charges against ITS members, will hold the trials May S, it has been announced by 8. 8. Long, new preeident who succeeded Marshall Rogers, who resigned following his joining the yardmen's association. No. *74 Is proceeding on the theory that the men are participating in an unauthorised strike, whereas Local tfl will file Charges alleging tfeax the defendants have affiliated with another organization “presuming to represent" railroad switchmen. Mr. Stewart said that probably *•« or more members of his local would either be dropped from the rolls because of nonpayment of dues or would stand trial on charge*. The charges will be pressed by the two locals besuse thslr charter* could be revoked a«*oc>awill r«- _______ them pelted. They will attempt also to collect on the insurance and protective Ing to !*.*& a month, H ve paid. Unton officials question ha* been decided court* and that the redreZ* unless they j|f union trials wers not carried out properly.

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The April Silk Sale-A Wave From a Sea of Beauty

314,194 Uncle Sam says there are 314494 in this great big Hooeier family of our*. Thirty-five per cent, increase in ten years is something to bo proud of, especially when it’s been such a healthy, vigorous growth. It's axiomatic that •Otmd growth depends on merit. This store has kept pace with the growh of this city. Sixty-six years of intensive effort to provide tho people of this city with needed merchandise at fair prices has created a host of warm friends tor this store, and we are gratified to note that the newcomers to this city are finding this store the economical place to shop.

Nemo Corsets Self-Reducing Model Made of Government Airplane Cloth

wmmmmmmm By using U. S. government grade A, mercerized airplane doth the Nemo manufacturers have brought the price of corsets down. This cloth, with its distinction of having the maximum strength with the minimum thickness, is just the proper weight for a summer corset. The model is designed for the comfort of medium and full figures. The long skirt correctly controls heavy hips and the Nemo typfjgp? self-reducing straps support and reduce the . abdomen. The diagonal boning does its part somce j n giving the much desired straight lines. And Our Expert Corsetieres Will Fit These Corsets Without Any Extra Charge. Sizes 22 to 36. —Pettis corset shop, second floor.

New Sports Hats Have Charm

There is a bright array which makes selection a regret that one may not wear them all—hats of Japanese lisere straws, of leghorn and porcupine straw, of Japanese, Chinese and Italian Milan and others in combination with ribbon and hemp. • p' "■ ■ • Never have we had so many—every fashionable sport shape and color is represented. Prices are j en 3>5, 3>o and 3>7.5U —Pettis millinery, second flooa.

A New Hose Called “The Admiration” is Featured at

59c

Featured because of the unusual wear-

ing qualities it possesses.

Semi-fashioned of excellent quality cotton, with shaped leg, extra elastic garter top, double sole and high spliced heel. Women will find it is real economy to wear these ‘Admiration hose. ,, e-Pettis hosiery dept., street floor, aisle five.

Closing Out Children’s Bear Brand Waists 50c One hundred and twenty-five of these waists of well-known make. They have buttons, taped shoulders and metal tubing for hose supporters. Sizes 10 to 11 years.

-Bettis knit undenreer deptstreet floor, aisle five.

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For Motor, Travel or Sports Wear, These New Coats Are Ideal

They're quite the most snappy affairs we have had this season. Topcoats of smart tweeds, mixtures and covert cloths. Swagger and extremely chic, with inverted pleated back, patch pockets and large or small tailored col-

lars.

Nothing can equal a coat of this type for utility wear, and these are remarkably low priced.

—Psttia costs, second fioo*

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How Much a Fur Piece Adds to a Costume And you will find these little chokers of kolinsky are going to be very popular for wear with suits and

dresses.

One, two and three skins with heads, paws and tails. Prices range from $19.75, $22.50 and $25.00. —Pettis fur department, second floor.

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The Season’s Newest SilksBought in an Advantageous Purchase—Offered at Prices Which Will Strongly Appeal to Every Thrifty Woman

$3.50 Plain Colored Charmeuse, $2.48 Yard wide, all silk charmeuse of good weight and highly glossed finish, in good range of street shades. Black Satin Messaline, $2.25 35 inches wide. A substantial weight that will wear satisfactorily. Black Chiffon Taffeta, $2.25 35 inches wide, soft finish and high luster, ordinarily sold for $3.75. $6.00 Oriental Silk Vestings, $3.75 Heavy corded tapestry weave in brilliant oriental colorings. Short lengths 1 to 3 yards. $3.85 Printed Foulards, $2.98 40 inches wide. The famous showerproof qualities in the newest patterns and colors. $4.50 Novelty Check Pongees, $3.19 Extra heavy all silk quality in medium and large checks in navy and white, black and white and five other combinations.

$1.75 Fancy Silk Poplins, $1.35 36 inches wide. The designs include self-colored satin bars and also printed designs. Novelty Sport Silks, $8 to $10.00 Values, $6.50 A table full of such well-known weaves as Kumsi-Kumsa, Fantasi, Sym-fa-ni, eponge, etc. Striped Tub Silks, $1.75 Pure Canton silk, 82 inches wide. In this lot of six pieces are slight imperfections, nothing however that will impair the wear. Ordinarily these qualities have sold for $3.60 yard. Very specially priced at half their ordinary value. Fine Satin Charmeuse, $3.89 40 inches wide. Fine suede finish, a full assortment of the wanted staple colors, including black. These can not be duplicated by us to sell under $5.50. $3.50 Wash Satins, $2.48 Fine quality yard wide wash satins in white, ivory and flesh. A beautiful fine quality which we can recommend to launder perfectly.

Changeable Taffeta Silk, $2.50 Pretty color combinations in the light shades. A beautiful soft finish that we can not replace under $3.98 a yard. $3.00 Striped Silk Shirtings, $2.25 82 inches wide. All-silk shirtings in white grounds with handsome satin stripes in colors. A good assortment of styles. $4.50 New Tricolettes, $2.65 ’ Plain in heavy knit qualities. Yard wide.

All-Silk Pongee Shirtings, $3.00 Quality, Special, $1.98 33-inch Japanese all-silk pongee in natural tan colored grounds with neat woven stripes in contrasting colors. Excellent for either men’s or women’s outdoor wear. This is an unusual value.

*—PetUs silks, street floor, west aisle.

One-Day Sale in the Basement

$10.00 Lawn Hose,

$7.48

Fifty-foot, %-inch molded hose

that is nonkinkable. 60c Economy Plumber, 42c

For cleaning and unstopping

drain and sewer pipes.

$1.75 Wall Brushes, $1.45 Wool wall brushes with long and short handles.

$3.00 Step-Ladders,

$2.29

Five-foot ladders with bucket shelf. All well braced. 7%c Soap, 10 for 65c Well known “Crystal White’* laundry soap. Limit 2 orders to customer. No phone orders.

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A Glimpse of Summer is Caught in These Lingerie Blouses Featured at

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Now is the logical time to ily your summer blouse

supply needs.

Hundreds of new, crisp spring blouses are being snown in a bewildering variety of smart styles and

lovely colors.

^-Dainty Laces

—Frillings —Fine Tucks

—Roll Collars —Round Collars

—Buster Brown Cottars

Dainty batatas, organdies and lawns, in all white or with clever applied color combinations in collar, cuff and vest affects.

—Pettis blouses, second floor,

Women’s Pumps and Oxfords

Specially Priced—

$8.45

In the group are the most fashionable styles of the season, including

Satin one-eyelet French vamp pump, with French heel. Vid kid oxford witfr welt sole and military heel Patent colt and dull kid oxford, with turn sole and French heel Black satin oxford with turn sole and French heel

Patent colt and dull kid one-eyelet tie pump, with French heel and turn sole. Tan Russian calf oxford, with welt sole and military heel. Patent colt and dull kid princess, with turn sole and French heel - «—Pattis shoes, straet floor, east aisla.

Now for the Summer Dressmaking! The Materials Are Here Irresistibly lovely fabrics in summery weaves and tints are here in greater variety than ever before.

Plain Mercerized Voiles, 75c Beautiful, even thread, finely woven voile, 44 inches wide. In a full range of staple colors and a good many fancy shades. Fancy Printed Voiles, 98c An unusual assortment of designs, including the Georgette patterns in such demand.

Cotton Wash Satin, $1.25 Yard wide, firmly woven cotton wash satin with exceptionally high luster. This will give excellent wear and launder well. Serpentine Crepe, 59c White and colored grounds, printed in bluebird patterns on this soft crepe; 30 inches wide. Fiber Silk Madras, $1.75 Dainty madras, 82 inches wide, in white grounds with fancy stripes.

Handkerchief Linen, $3.00 Yard wide handkerchief linen in green, lavender, rose, pink, yellow and blue. Organdy, 75c White and tinted organdies with small hairline checks and stripes. Width 40 inches. Zephyr Gingham, 69c Novelty plaids, small checks, stripes and plain colors, in 32-inch width. Pattis wash goods, street floor, west aistri.

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