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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBEE15,1920

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were

RECOVERING FROM WOUND

iblvw for tti« consumer, it la b^mnlnt at the wronr end of the line."

the last two years, the senate really

; ff' waa atriekea with heart dlaeaae wblle .if' a* work. 8* waa taken to bin haste

aad daria* the sight bin eaadltlaa he>

tt- Par aserr tbaa twa wlaatea all

atgaa ef Ufa a^areatty had amaead fraai the ataa** body, after whit* he

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rr a ware af hla bead, PACKER BILL OPPOSED.

H Wataaa. Wads worth aad fUaaat Oh-

Jeef fa itegalatloa Plan.

f| WASHINGTON. r>«eetaber 1|»/— Q Federal regulation of the meat-paek-mt industry, as propoawj In a bill iH reported by the senate agricultural S committee, was attacked In the senate 5S!, yesterday by Senator Wadsworth, of New York, and HenAtAr Hmoot, of f% Utah, Hepubllcana T^e Mil was de*4 fended by Senator Kdhyon (Hep., la ), ■.'f.I sponsor of original packer regulative

would preride for v^an-

m tary registration and licensing of, m -ackers, and for the creation of a r# stock commission, which would

narlRgs and enforce rules

m and regulations. A uniform account- • lug system also would be required. S' Senators Wadsworth and Hmoot S were joined In their attacks by ftene* **? tors King fDem.. Utah). Fomerene

O.), Watson (Rep-, Ind,), and

* of whom

the pro* wan a»-

sjsted W1 hisjiefenjs^ by Chairman

FOR MAYOR OF GREENSBURG

Myrow C. Je*k

Cmmrum tor

(Bpodei to Ths Inrttsaspofle News] ORKENKBURG, lad.. December U.

—At a caucus last night of four members of the city council, Myron C. Jenkins, an attorney of thin city, was named to comnieta the tmexpired term of Cassius «. McCoy, who re-

served as

costly died,

county clerk I made the race for

Mr Jeski ns

Clerk from It04 to HU. He he race for county Judge at

the primary last spring on the Republican ticket, but was beaten by a narrow margin by Judge John W. Craig. The city council la Repub-

lican.

ImL, December 15 — M of Indianapolis, who Is held in the Jackson County Jail at Browturtown on a charge of robbery. is recovering from a bullet wound in him left shoulder, which he suffered when he attempted to run from police officers Late Monday. His condition is not serious. Thomas and Claude Thompson, also of Indianapolis. held under a similar charge, will face trial the first of neat week when the December term of the Jackson circuit court con-

venes.

1 W. Q. Bower, who was held up and robbed of S 15.5a and then hit over the head with a butt of a revolver. Identified the asms as those who robbed him. A poeketbook and persona! papers which were described to the police by Bower after the holdup were found on, the two men. i |

“©sen! ~ ‘

week

Joseph Deharry, who was held up ago. has also identified the

Deharry's watch. $5 in

sued Ms overcoat were taken, but the coat was returned to him when be told the men that he was unable

to buy another.

SHELBY COURT CALENDAR. Sait Against Franklin President far Aliased Slander Set January 13. [Special to Th* BsSauapoSs Kewsl ] SHELBYVIUJB, lad., December 15. —The calendar for thf opening weeks of the January term of the Shelby circuit court has been announced by Judge Alonso Blair. The term win begin Monday, January 3Tbe suit for $25.DM damage* for alleged professional slander, filed by Professor Harriott Palmer against Dr. C R. Goodelk president of Frank! Hn College, which was brought here from Johnson county on a change of venue, is%et for January 1*. Caaos received here from Marlon county courts on change of venue were set for hearing as follows^ January 5. Dowry vs. the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company, for damages; January !•* State

Buckner

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of Indiana vs. William

prisoners as the men who robbed charged with the murder of Adam

him. Deharry's watch, |5 In cash Napariu

a; January 17. Buckley vs. __ and others, to contest will; January 31. Berry, administrator ■ the Union Traction Company of In-

diana.

Specials for'Xmas

Specials for Xmas

liB Sterling [Rep-, ». D ), all .3 opposed certain features of ■S posed MIL isnatdr Kenyon

slated lib his di' Qronna, of the

uiture com ml t-

Here ’$ a Whole Store Full of the Sort of Gifts Women Appreciate Most—at the Prices You Want to Pay Sale of Gift Blouses Up to $15 Values /)> M fif* ' DON’T THINK OF MISSING IT!. Nk JM %l Sj They’re perfectly adorable waist*! Unheard SlJ #■ mmW §J of at $4.95. New and fashionable. With pin tuckings, fine Veniae and Val. laces, carefully done embroidery, new collars, pretty sleeves. Everything that makes a blouse attractive. And that’s not all—they’re made of—

Good Georgettes Lovely Silk Broadcloth Natural Pongee Fine Crepe de Chine

The Holiday

Number

VOGUE I 7 Dated Dee. 15th on sale now!

Expensive Looking Silk Petticoats

Just

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A Special Purchase of CEDAR| CHESTS

enables us to save you $6.00 to $10.00 on an Acme chest. The chest famous for its lock dovetail comer construction.

Thirty-Five Styles *22 to 155 Comparison will prove we can save you money on cedar chests. HOOSIER OUTFITTING CO. 44$ and 446 B. Washington St

(Advertisement.)

They make nice gifts.

And these particular petticoats are wonderfully good for the money. They’re well made, of good silks, with different looking ruffles. Some are all taffeta, some are all jersey, some with jersey tops and taffeta flounces, in a rainbow choice of colorings.

The Most Exquisite CAMISOLES

For So Little as

Just as dainty and charming as can be. Fine wash satin in delicate pink tones. Beautifully

made, and trimmed with filmy laces and ribbons. Who’d bother making gifts when such

lovely camisoles are just $1.25.

Envelope Chemises, Equally Lovely, at $1.95 and Up to $8.95! Beautiful Ones? =

New Plaid SKIRTS C

N IL% trk \7nlii0C tU

Up to $15 Values

Wonderful group of the newest in plaids and pleated skirts Ail the new combinations of colors.

Sizes for women and misseg:

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GIGANTIC

MANUFACTURER'S

Starts Thursday, Dec. 16,8 a. m.

SALE

Starts Thursday, Dec. 16,8 a. m.

I have purchased the entire output of one of America’s largest overall manufacturers and will for the next ten days offer the same at positively prewar prices. An opportunity to supply yourself for the entire year. Space not permitting we quote only a few bargains.

PLAY SUITS

Full iln* boy*’ fancy trimmed; all shade*; heavy material; $3 v a 1 u e; aale price

$1.49

Mr. H. B. 01*en, M. D., D. P. H.. fermerly of London. England, at present an ae.«octate physician with Dr. Harding, of Columbus, Ohio, will speak In Indianapolis Thursday evening, December 1«. ^ at 7:34, at the Tabernacle on Meridian at Eleventh, His subject will be “First Aid to the Injured” —with demonstrations what to do In ease of drowning, fainting, poisonimr. bad burns and many other helpful hint* for the home.

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Boys’ Combination SUITS

Mad. full, and of lasting materials, $3.00 value, while they last ...

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BOYS’ OVERALLS Extra! heavy, blue, sale price

Men’s Combination SUITS

Genuine khaki, full cut, 1,000 p a ir, while they 1 a >t, sites 34 to 44

Children’s Play SUITS Made of ex-j tra heavy ma-1 terlal. Only] limited num-’ ber for sale. Sires 2 to 6. Boys’ Combination SUITS Blue Wabash s t r i pe and! khaki, while they last, 100^ suits, only.

Men’s OVERALLS

Wabash stripe, two I le&m, full cut.j While they* last. Former $2.25 quality. Sizes 32 to 44.1

Boys’ OVERALLS

Extra heavy m a t e r i &1. former |1.50 quality. While they ast

Men’s OVERALLS

Large,

roomy blue overalls, formerly sold for $3.00, per garment, all sixes

$ 1 .48

Dr. Olsen, who for nineteen years edited a British health Journal, also has had an extensive experience in lecturing in the in- , tere*t of public health and hygiene. His address will be thoroughly practical t #*< ' *a

MONEY REFUNDED ON ANY UNSATISFACTORY PURCHASE

Drs, Olsen. Harding jhave been secured by

I the Bib

and Knox

, _y the man-

agement of the Bible Chautauqua Association for the lecture course I which is being conducted at the Tabernacle. Meridian at Eleventh streets. The coming of other Speakers Will be announced later.

10 Days OnlyStarts Thursday Dec. 16th. Doors Open 8 a. tn.

J. SINGER:

ESTABLISHED *****

10 Days OnlyStarts Thursday

Dec. 16th.

Doors Open 8 a. m.

430 East Washington Street

Indianapolis, Ind.

over xamar-ewe xears m rae name iwatiea “Come out of the beaten path ”

SHOP EARLY IN THE DAY, PLEASE

Candy Specials Pure, fresh candies at lower prices.

Spanish pea- Of* nut squares....

Jumbo jelly OAp beans m\J\s Brilliant hard QC ^ mixed Otfv Jumbo jelly 25C

gumdropa.,

Buy Where Yoor Money Buys Most-Here!

TOYBOWM!"

Alabama coon Jiggers, the most amusing toy for young and old; dances and Jigs as if ELI* alive; only «F*C Toy furniture sets, consisting of taMe and 2 chairs; golden oak finish; 45c value, OQs* Red rockers, well made, good size, only vK/C Red Chairs to ’match, 55c

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Number 0 Meccano outfits, ths steel engineering game, for the boy of a mechanical <M OQ

mind; $1.50 value, only.. Other sixes la proportion.

Fumed oak desk and chair, blackboard drop front. very

strong; while 31 of these

You 7/ Find It at Oar Main Floor GIFT DEPARTMENT

Watches, Including Ingersoll make. Priced at £Q JTA $2.60 to... wOeDU Other makes at 31.7S aad SASS.

$6.00 values last. only.

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Wooden toy engine and tender;

the biggest toy and the can’t

kind; $4.50 some ^2^5

break kind; $4.50 places, only

•'Kittle" And auto cars, for the outdoor child, with horse’s head,

wood wheels; $1.76 value, only

$1.25

White cradles, the folding kind, baked enamel; 85c value, only — WC

Cut Glass Bask eta several sixes Xl.Olquality. Thursday st.

26-Piee« Silverware Set, $12£0

Beaded Bags Beaded bags. i beautiful ass o r t meat of colors and styles. Your gift for her can he found here—$25 and downward to— $2.98

King automobile, red or no dead center; very strong; $11 value, only..

yellow; $8.95

10-Inch drams, neatly.. decorated.

95c

strong; $1.75 value, only

$7.50 to $10.00 Sweaters

C'OR men and boys r —our entire sweater stock selling from $7.50 to $10.00 regular. Buy one for Xmas for father or for son. Pullover sweaters, coat sweaters, shaker, cardigan . and jumbo knit; roll collars and shawl collars, pockets; plain and c o m b i n ation colors. Sizes 34

Thursday.

to 46. Sale starts

—Main Floor.

Roger 4N Bros, guaranteed silverware set, 26 piecea beautiful pattern, $15.00 quality, Thursday at S12.50. Knife and fork eet, t knives snd 6 forks, in a pretty lined box, at SS.ISO*

Shaving set, of French grained celluloid, ivory finish —holder, porcelain cup, _gpod quality shaving brush. $4.9$, $3.93 and...

$2.50

$3.98 to SS Values,

$2.98

L e ather hand bags for women. They are the s e afon’s smartest styles, 1 n c lading kodak, top handle and * w sggsr s h apes;

with fi linings;

have change purse and m l r ror; $3.98 to $6 quail ties;

special— $2.98

ancy

•ass* a w* of | $1.98

32.#8 to $3.98 Tallin. $1.98 Leather hand bags and beauty boxes; hand tooled or beaver and morocco leathers; black and colors; all nicely lined snd have large Inside mirrors; $2.98 to $8.98 qnall’ ties, special , \ Velvet hand bags, made of the finest silk Panne velvet, llasd with beautiful silk; eraart inYY^ini" ti«\« r . r Tr*J t>row , n and taupe; $6.98 to $12.60 qualities; bought to sell #F AQ special at 9U*«fO If ids Fleer.

Comfortable Slippers FOR MEN AND WOMEN

BOVS’ SHOES—A special value in shoes with double wear soles. A shoe thgt will almost wear out the boy. Of

black or brown calf-

skin; choice ...

So.lo

Sensible Gifts (BASEMENT) 4-quart pure aluminum preserving kettles, heavy weight V i k o ware, cool lock handle; $1.50 tW value, (Pi 1Q only., «) A*J *7

WOMEN’S SLIPPERS, of beautiful beaver, in 10 colors, with soft padded or belting leather soles, d**| Qf? $2.45 and MENS SUPPERS, of real vici kid in black and brown, with cushion insoles, Everette or Romeo shapes. Our finest grades, 25% off, <PO QPC $3.95 and MEN’S SLIPPERS, of beaver, with leather soles and heeL ; black or gray; Everette or Romeo shapes, (gl £/} $1.95 aad

Just In Time For HU Gift

4i ' '<% ® ' 'C •- v.:, •• 2,000 Fine Shirts ( NEAR HALF PRICE |

IF TOU intend buying shirts for Christmas gifts, hsrs’s your op- E ' 1 port unity! Fine shirts out of our own stock. The most remark- 3 able sale this season. There are shirts of fins woven madras and =

other fabrics that—

Sold tip to $3.00, special

$1.50

Shirts that sold for^S.OO to $4.50, special g 1.95 Shirts that sold for $4.65, special $2,05 Shirts that sold for $4,65 to $6.95, special, 53.65

Crepe de $6.95

$10.00 Silk

Chine

Shirts, •«••••«

Up to

Shirts, choice

Silk

• ••• •

$15.00

$8.95 I

American beauty electric irons, every one knows this £Q

Iron; $10.00 value, only..

Hot Point electric irons, 90.75. White enamel medicine cabinets, mirror front, fair (PS /*Q size; $2.00 value, only.. vi.«D«7 Japanese waste paper baskets,

all colors, large size; ■ $2.29 values, only Auto shopping baskets, strong, assorted colors; $1.25 value, only... .....

$1.69

very 95c

Pierced steel G u e r nsey ware insert, 7 and 8-inch size, round shape: $2.00 value, only

casseroles.

$U9

6-cup pure aluminum coffee p e r c o 1 ators. black, cool handle, heavy weight wars; $2.00 value, only $1.39

Universal oil mop sets, large size, triangle shape, oiled and ready to use, and a 4-iz. bottle of oil; $1-25 value, the set— 74c

BUY SOMETHING SENSIBLE Buy a Coat!

Fonnwly up to $39-50 WOMENS COATS that rap- "" resent the latest in style. Coats that will keep you comfortable and warm. Coats at prices much lower than formerly. The materials are cut bolivias, kerseys, tiaieltanes, gold tones, wool velours, evoras, broadcloths, etc. Colors are blue, brown, black, gray, Nanking, henna and twilight. Straight cut and loose sleeve effects, medium and wide wrappy collars; plain and fur trimmed, belt, pocket and button trimmed. As we stated above^ formerly up to $39.50, Thursday $24.50.

Waists, $4.69

Festwtag Extra Siara P)NE lot of Georgette, tafVF feta and crepe de chine waists, plain, overblouse and flowing sashes. All the latest colorings. We feature extra sizes in this lot; to $5.95 values. Choice

iis lot; up $4.69

SLIPOVER GOWNS,

Mb.

for ♦ra-

bies

$L19

women, in white or float broidered in pink or French knots; $1.59 value, Thursday

KIMONOS for women, of crepe or flannelette, loose and elastic waist line, also Japanese style, plain and figured colors; sixes 31 to 44. Our $4.f9 values, bn CA

choice

CHILDREN’S DRESSES, of gingham, in bine, pink and combination colors; olses 3 to I; up to $1.60 values, Q0

—Second Floor,

Thursday

i .XI

ARGAIN •ASEMENT

Standard apron ginghams, all color checks, fast color*, full pieces; 25c value, *j C

* yard '...

38-inch standard dress percales, in a large line of navy, cadet, gray and light styles; striper and figures; did -I sell for 39c, a yard AvV Polona velour flannel, for sseques or kimonos, in neat floral or conventional patterns, light or dark colon; an actual 35c value, OQp the yard AUV White outing flannel, 27 inches wide, long nap, good weight, suitable for infants’ wear or home use; former

price 29c yard, Thursday, the yard

Calicoes, in dark navy, red and light grounds, in neat stripes and figures. Every one knows this sold for 25c ^Uiared., ^

19c

Outing flannel, in dark grounds, in

light or

checks and plaids; good heavy weight; 27 inches wide; full pieces; the Ot ^

yard

Honeycomb bedspreadi, sixe suitable for double beds, plain hem, good weight; regular $2.49 SST. $1.69 72x90 bleached »heets, made of good quality muslin. Lay in a supply; while six doxen last, Thursday, QKs* each

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