Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 December 1920 — Page 16

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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, FBIDAT, DECEMBER 10, 1920.

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wishes of the t>oi*e8

of b*'ta& amnreratbl* to th« |

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MORAL BfNCFITS,

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*v»*'k ike resolution* I

tlie W C;. T. C- wbsut. lia* , ss pili*r8h}p of lit. John S. >—

of Anderson, state senator

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in favor of the pn-igr

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VOTERS’ RIGHTS!

to The Indianapolis JScwtl ln<J. L»e<enit>cf JO — Women'*. Christian

adopted resolution* oppos*

of the ladian* primary

>. law. Th'5 women a*terl such would moan ‘•aPrid**rt;er.t of and privilcifcs of the peo•Hy of f<ie ffcoafipflt'iid* of

ON LEGISUTIVE DESIR

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South Bend and other. S5g ern Indiana will be 4i*-13E tot to be held at the sssi taerce here January^SSS

representatives and

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^AmoncJ^e reflnest* }<> *? m*4€ by

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Saturday Onb

A Store Full Chnstmas

In order to sell out our entire stock . before Christmas, we are selling alb our Toys at a

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Toys of All Descriptions ■ A Whole Store Full .

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SEE THEM

THE TOY STORE 5 West Market Street

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A boat ;tea ^aiir* Ladle*’ Black Kid f>^e. leather LsMtfts heels. Geed. aM»dl*a» wel*ht ••lea. heat-dress fa appearaaee. ia» h« warn far say areaslaa. A well eaastreeled, stylish shoe that will *rl*e perfect wearied satlsfeetlae eed aee wfeWk aald far aare darlad the war. dateiday calx *4.95

Ahaet 330 pairs of Wee’s Feetary Dsaaaed Shaes, ie taa aed Meek laee. Various styles. Tkeae shaes were srlaiaally aade ta sell far aeek aare. Ilawerer. darlad the asaaefaetartas proeesa. some alldht defect developed, aa a dropped stitefa or a crooked aeaa. t nieaa yoa were shown the defeet, it would pass aaaafleed. The wearins qualities are shoo lately not Impaired. Bargains, every one of them.

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FAIRS

Children’s

SHOES

Factory

Mathers, here Is aa sp~ aartaalty ta shod yaar hay or dirt at a very reassaahle price. These shoes are mostly potest leather with ealared and Mack tape. Baftaa of laee. Batarday oaly.

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Xmas Slippers

FOR MEN AND WOMEN

In dll desirable shapes and color*. Priced from $1.98 to $3.48

FACTORY Shoe Store

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= 318 to 332 Massachusetts Ave. Store °P« n Saturday Untu 9:30 P. M. H

Hs elusive A cent* far Dr. A. Reed’s Cushion Shops and Arch Preserver Shoe*.

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Children's 4-Chair Barber Shop—Hair Cutting, 25c i,

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Whatever you select for giving here is pure to please boys—and besides pleasing it will combine that utility of all things from Indiana’s Finest Boys’ Store. While the list of suggestions will be found

most helpful, we feel sure parents will be especially interested in the

Lowered Prices on Boys’ Suits We have grouped and revised prices on our entire stock. Fine serges, cassimeres and worsteds are included at prices which, we believe, are down to the lower levels of spring,

1921. But we have not waited—NOW you can buy and save.

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Values up to $20

•16.75 Values up to $25

‘19.50 Values up to $30

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Boys’ Ties,

50c

A special showing of fine allsilk ties are priced at 50c now —and we are sure that for variety of pattern and quality, they stand unequaled. All new, fresh patterns and colors.

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Hats for Girls % Off Fine velvet, plush, beaver and velour hats are in our showings— just the thing for Christinas —and the prices have been reduced %!

ploves for Boys There are gloves for every need and purpose in our displays— gloves of wool, kid, moeho and for, in short and gauntlet style. The prices range from 50c to $5.00—all great values.

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things that will make a boy’s Christmas merrier. Ties, SOc to tl.SO Stockings, 55c to $2.75 Indian Suits and other play suits, $2.50 Warm Caps, $1 to $3 Hats of cloth, beaver end velour, $1 to $7.50 Scarf Pins, Cuff Links and Collar Pins, 25c up Underwear in cotton and wool at $1.50 to $4.50 Jerseys, v or high-neck, wanted colors, $2.50 to $5 Flannel Shirts and Blouses, $2.50 and $3 Sweaters, pull over or coat styles, . $5 to $10 Belts, plain or initial buckles, SOc to $1.50 Sweaters, in heavy aH-wool school colors, $10 Infants* Sweaters, $3.95 to $5 Warm Toques at 75c to $2.50 Children’s Pajamas, $1.50 Boys ’ Pajamas, flannelette, $2.50 Bathrobes for boys and children, $2.45, $3.45 and $4.50 Raincoats, rubberized, $5 to $15 Rubber Coats, $5.95 to $8.50 Boys* Gloves at SOc to $5 Boys* Blouses, $1 to $3.50 Boys* Shirts, $1 to $5 * Boys* Silk Shirts, $3.95 to $10

Open Saturday

Until • 9 P. M.

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Schloss Pros Co Outfitters for Men and Boys STATE LIFE BUILDING

Open Saturday Until 9 P. M.

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Indiana's Finest Boys’ Store—2nd Floor

USEFUL CHRISTMAS GIFTS

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The practical, useful, Christmas gift carries the true Christinas spirit. Here are Sifts of lasting value that will be appreciated and which you can buy at prices that mean substantial savings. Every department in our store offers hundreds of gift suggestions. We invite you to see these wonderful values and take advantage of the money saving opportunities.

$53.00 Morris Chairs $31.00 Cedar

Chests $4.75 Folding Card Tables

FURNITURE

$23.75

$24. i.5

$3.55

m^Writia* SI 9*75 riBlHII:.Z'I : J$4!45

*7.00 Smoking

Sets

$14.00 Porcelain Top Kitchen Table

$21.00 9x12 Wool Fiber

Rugs

$25.00 70-piece Gold Band (P'l Q Hr

Dmner Sets

$8.50 Hurst Vacuum

Sweeper - $6.00 Children s Rocker, Pad

Seat

$7.95 $13.95

$6.50 $3.85

ELECTRICAL

1850 Wastinghouse Electric Iron,* &£* Hf\ 6-lb. household size,'special tpO*l U $12.50 Hot Point Single Heat Grill, £Q QO toasts, fries or broils u>*/*c/0 $12.50 Electric Vacuum Cleaner, (frQf* QA fully guaranteed tpOO*«jU $4.00 Nine-light Christmas Tree (P4> Hf\ lighting Outfit U

standard style

HARDWARE

$3.50 Adjustable Lamp Stands, QO J A clamps or hangs anywhere ... A. tJJjkUTrU

$25.00 Flow Lamp, with beautiful H A

silk shade: specially priced VA I •TtU $10.00 Hand Decorated Boudoir frH AA

Lamp, an unusual value tj) • $4.50 Adjustable Desk Lamp, the

$5.50 Aluminum Roaster, large Size <1*4 OQ with perforated inset, special .... u>Tt*0*7 $3.25 Aluminum Tea Pot, 2-quart, ^0

$2.00*Aluminum Muffin Pan, 9-cup

size., special

$1.59

$1.00 Gray Enamel lipped Preserving £Qs» Kettle, 10-quart, special 0%/C

$1.25 Gray Enamel Convex Kettle, ’ with cover, 10-quart size, special —

$6.00 Hunt Stiver Set, 6 knives and d* 4 JT A

6 forks, plain polished finish, special

89c

SPORTINGl goods

$18.00 Remington Rifle, single shot, 22-caliber, 24-inch octagon barrel; spe- 40 $6?0Q Basket Bali,Wry spe’- <j»£ yg $7.50 Basket Bail, full size, grained <P P QA leather cPtJ*57v $15.00 Basket BaU, regulation size d»'| 1 1 C and shape, heavy leather.. «PXA*JLtJ $3.00 Football, boys’ <g2 35

size

$5.00 Football, grained leather

$65.00 Winchester Repeating Shotgun, 12gauge, 28-inch barrel; spe- $52 4^ $9.00 FooibalL official size aili shape, ^7*1 A best leather u) 4 • AVI •a vo,, ' r . $4.10 $8.00 Volley Ball, genuine horse- G»/J AA hide ....tMj.iJU $9.00 Boxing Gloves, boys’ size, <1*7 OA good leather, per set of four gloves. I •ri\I $12.00 Boxing Gloves, best quality tan gQ

leather, per set of four gloves,

Embroidered Corner Handkerchiefs 64x76 $3.43 Cotton Blankets $10.50 68x80 Wool Plaid Blankets Up to $8.00 Silk Shirtwaists $1.75 and $1.98 Corsets,

choice

$16.00 Shaker Knit Men’s Sweat- ^

$8.00 Corduroy

Pants $1.00 Value All-Silk Neckwear

DRY GOODS

5c

:: $2.i9 $7.89 $3.98

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MEN’S WEAR

$4.98 All-Silk Satin Cor-

sets

15c Value 1 Dozen Buck Towels Fiber Silk Boot Ladies’

Hose Noe. 80, 100, 120 All-Silk Hair Ribbon, yard $1.48 .Value All-Silk Hoee, black or

cordovan

$2.98 $1.45

49c 28c 98c

$6.69

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$1.89 to $2.25 An-Silk Neckwear $2.00 Men’s Outing Nightgowns $3.48 Value 25% Wool Union Suits

$1.45 $1.68 $1.98

Up to $6.00 Men’s Work Shorn—retanned horse butts, black only, <J*Q IQ

a big value

Up to $8.00 Men’s Work Shoes—Munson last, - Goodyear welt, for truck drivers d* 4 QK ' and stockman ‘ vx*vtJ Up to $7.50 Boys’ School Shoes—a special lot in assorted sizes and colors, <gQ OQ 300 pairs, pair tPO.417 Up to $2.50 Boys’ Red Top Boots- dj-| OA fleece lined rubber, per pair tD J.*0\/ Up to $9.00 Growing Girls’ Shoes— <P 4 QpT

tan or black, English last A pair

$1.35

$8.00 Running Board Pump..

$2.25 Steel Auto Pump, f single cylinder ..

$6.50 Socket Wrench Set, with fric- d* 4 QA

tion handle, in steel box

$7.00 8-Day Auto Clock,

rim wind $10.00 Stormer Auto Robe, 48x60 inches

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$5.90

$12.00 Ladies' Dress Shoes—Jtomian silk top, patented leather vamp. A big <P£* Hf? value tDO* I fJ 95c Ladies’ Rubber £(!/» Footholds 03/L $3.00 House Slippers—Men’s or Women’s; popular colors. Special <g'J DQ prices «DA*03/ 75e Shinola Polishing Outfit—dauber, AQs* brush and choice of Shinola polish.. tI3/L $4.50 Ladies’ Solid Comfort .Shoes—black leather, dong©la style, flexible sole, (j*^ 0^

$15.00^A11-Wool Adlo gJQ QQ $3.50 Electric Hand Lantern, GiO A Q

2 batteries

$25.00 Tourist Restaurant, 4-piece QQ

outfit in a convenient case $4.00 Plain Icy-Hot Pint

Bottle $6.50 Nickel Plated Icy-H<ri Pint Bottle

Pinaud’s Hair Tonic, 4-ounce bottle - Pinaud’s flair Tonic, 8-ounce bottle ■« • * Pinaud’s Lilac Vegetale Toilet Water

$3.50 Djer-Kiss Gift

Set —- — - *“* D *~* J “ Gtft .. ..$3.69

$4J5

TOILET GOODS

67c

$1.29 $1.10 $2.69

$3.75 Mavis Gift

$1.50 Maris Perfume^ in gift box $2.25 Djer-Kiss Perfume, in gift box v • • • $1.50 Cutex Manicure Set ............. i..... f-.... s i

60c Cutex Manicure

Set

$2.40 $3.40

$2.98 $1.10 $1.85 $1.25 ...48c

Rice, fancy Blue Rose,

pound

Lima Beans, California, 11 C pound “Blue Ribbon” Peaches, new 1920 crop, prac-

tically peeled dried peaches— 11-Ounce package !•<* 2 Pounds ••59c 5 Pounds $1.39

Prune*, 40-50 large size, 1 Q r . pound Sun Maid Raisins, seeded or seedless, OQ p new 1920 crop, package AdUKs “Sinclair” Lima Beane, packed from 1Qf» fresh green limas. No. 2 can Xi/V

GROCERIES

10c

Corn, extra fancy Country Gentleman, No. 2 can Sardines, “Let-Us-Lunch,” *4 size

can

Toothpicks, 2,500 picks to package 20-Male Team Borax Soap Chips, 8ounce package .. •

Smoked Salmon, 8-ounce

can *, Rolled Oats, choice white selected, • pound

Black Pepper, %-pound

can Austrian Powdered Sage, impound

DOLLS—TOYS—GAMES Big dolls at reduced prices. Coaster wagons, sleds, autos, shooflies, hobby horses, games of all kinds, blackboards, doll bU fanta ^Claus^beadquarters for^he famous “Ives” mechanical and electrical trains, ranging in price from $2.48 to $6.75.

Hundred* of Bargain* in All Departments HURST & CO. Pennsylvania and Georgia Streets

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