Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 204, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 January 1921 — Page 5

NATIONS AGREE ON DISARMAMENT French and British in Accord on German Problem. LONDON, Jan. 4.—lt was eml-officially reported here today that the French and British general staffs are In accord on the question of German disarmament. The only difference was Britain did not wish to hurry the process, believing conditions were not ripe for dissolving the defense organization, although necessary as a barrier to “Bed" outbreaks. The British government was said to hold that Germany was not altogether responsible for the delay in surrendering big Berthas and new seventy-sevens. BERLIN, Jan. 4.—German cannot surrender all the arms demanded by the allies because she destroyed them, the government explained today in answer to FrancVs note on disarmament. Selfdefense organizations have been disarmed, the note said. Conditions demanded stripping of the civil guard of East Prussia and Bavaria, It was claimed. 1 ■MAiL SERVICE PRACTICE ENDS Receipts Need Not Be Awaited for Special Delivery. Special delivery letters will be left at residences or offices of addressees henceforth whether there Is any one present to receipt for them or not, Postmaster Robert E. Springsteen announces. In the past postoffice messengers, when unable to find any one at the home or 'office, have left notices that a special delivery letter is waiting for them at the postoffice. which necessitated the addressee calling for it. It was pointed out by the postmaster that the public should bear in mind the fact that the special delivery system is maintained for speed and not for safety and that since the custom of taking receipts has been eliminated It will be wise for citizens mailing valuable letters or packages special delivery to register and Insure them In addition. Pardoned Man Must Serve His Life Term IDA GROVE, lowa. Jan. 4.—Ray O’Meara, arrested with Ernest Rathbun in the fall of 1017 and charged with attacking a young woman, began his life term In the State Reformatory Sunday. Rathbun was pardoned by Governor Harding, but a hearing in the courts resulted in the pardon being set aside and an investigation by a legislative com mlttee, the purpose being to Impeach Governor Harding. The Governor retained his seat. Slayer Gets 40 Years Jan. 4.—Theodore OssJr., 2P. bank cashier, was sentemfed to forty years in Kansas penitentiary for murder of his sweetheart, Caroline Cunningham, Aug. 1, 1920. The murder followed the breaking of their enga cement.

Stored Foods At certain seasons of the year, nature mothers us in generous lavishness; at other seasons she treats us as outcasts. One great service rendered by Swift & Company to the consumer is in taking some of the surplus of nature’s plenty and storing it against the season of non-production. This is a service based upon sound common sense and meets a definite economic need. This enables you to obtain all the year round some foods which otherwise would be so abundant in certain months that the entire supply could not be used, and so scarce at other times that prices would be prohibitive. Swift & Company has equipped its plants and branch houses with refrigerating plants, and has a sufficient number of refrigerator cars to carry a supply of meat foods to its customers. Space in public cold storage warehouses also is used by us to carry perishables until they are needed. We store only enough meat, butter, poultry, eggs, and cheese to supply our customers during the period of scarcity and not to speculate on rising prices. Our storage profits during the last eight years have averaged about one cent a dozen on eggs, and less than a cent a pound on butter and poultry. Storage of food is a world necessity and we regard our part in this as an important factor in our service in supplying the nation with wholesome food. Swift & Company, U. S. A. Indianapolis Local Branch, 223-7 Kentucky Avenue L~ Lange, Manager

Clerk Left Fortune; Aunt to Fight Will SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 4.—George J. Bond, hardware clerk, 24, has been advised that he is heir to Oklahoma oil property, left him by his grandmother, and said to be worth S.!KXMJOO. He has also been advised that Mrs. Ada Brooks, his aunt, will contest the will. KING MOTOR CO. IS REORGANIZED Manufacture of Autos Will Begin Soon. DETROIT, Jan. 4.—The King Motor Car Company, which applied, for a receiver early In the fall, and which has since been reorganized and declared solvent, has moved into a larger plant where they will soon be in a position to produce King motor cars in greater numbers than before. The general features of design which have characterized the cars formerly turned out by the company will be continued In the new models. Officers of the company are optimistic as to the outlook for business in the coming year, and have been assured of complete cooperation on the part of their dealers and distributors throughout the country. The new owners are A. Weber, Charles A. Flnnignn and Eugene Hotelier of Buffalo, N. Y. The stock of the company is completely owned by these men and ione of It will be placed on public sale. Dandelions in Bloom DUBUQUE, Jan. 4.—Dandelions have begun to grow and blossom here. Skeptics are taken to a vacant lot, where a snis-ii patch has Just started to bloom. The mercury Is hovering around 36 degrees above. Last year at this time, it was 10 below zero.

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January Sale of LINENS

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Mercerized Damask Pattern Cloths Fine imported cloths, with napkins to match — Cloths, 70x70-inch; $6.00 quality for $3.98 each. Cloths, 70xS8-inch; $7.50 quality for 04.98 each. Cloths, 70x106-inch; $8.50 quality for 05.98 each. Napkins, 22-inch size; $6.00 quality for 03.98 dozen. Table Damask Table damask, pure linen; our regular $6.00 quality, 03.98. Table damask. Imported mercerized cotton, 2 yards wide; our regular price $2.25, for 01.50. Table damask, mercerized cotton, 64 Inches wide; sl.lO quality, 75^. Table damask, mercerized cotton, 64 inches wide; SBc quality, 67<r. Crashes 250 Bleached crash, J.s<i; with fast color blue borders. 32c Bleached crash, soft finish crash, with assorted borders. 800 Unbleached crash, 19<t; part linen crash, with red border. 25c Unbleached crash, 16<; part linen, with blue border.

Axminster Rugs Specially Priced Size 6x9, regularly $52.60, sale price $39.75 Size 4.6x8.6, regularly $29.50, sale price ....$23.75 Size 36x70, regularly $14.75, sale price $11.75 Axminster rugs of another grade, not quite so closely woven, but of a very deep pile, also— Size 6x9, regularly $44.50, sale price $33.75 Size 4.6x6.6, regularly $24.75, sale price $19.75 Size 36x70, regularly $12.50, sale price $9.75 —Pettis rugs, third floor.

January Brings Savings on Certain Books and Stationery “Lettie Lane’s Great-Grandparents,” a book of dolls for dressing; regularly' 50c; sale price, 35c. Children's Book t Reduced "The Make-Believe Series,” by Laura Lee Hope, author of the “Bobbsey Twins” and the “Bunny Brown” series; “The Story of the Sawdust Doll," “The Story of the Candy Rabbit,” and a number of other Juvenile titles; regularly 60c; sale price, 35c. Kodak Albums, in 7xlo size, with silk cloth cover and fifty loose leaves; regularly $1.50; sale price, 85c. 500 or More Copies of GOOD FICTION Published to ftetull at SIAM to 51.75. To close out—--49c Each Fancy Christmas Boxes O r* Stationery, Regularly fOc sJ JC Good quality cloth writing paper—24 sheets and 24 envelopes—ln oblong boxes. —Pettis books and stationery, street floor, aisle four.

Why Not Put Your Christmas Money in a VICTROLA? That is a sensible way of using it, and then you will have something that will give you life-long pleasure and satisfaction. $7 Cash Buys the Victrola Pictured— The price of this machine is $125 and the remainder may be paid fn small convenient monthly payments. Victrola XIV — $225 — May be purchased with a reasonable cash payment and monthly terms for the balance. Among the New January Records:— 18708 ( Feather Your Nest Campbell and Burr l Old Pal Why Don’t You Answer Me Henry Burr 18700 l Old Ragged Cross „.Mrs. Wm. Asher and Rodehaver 85<* } Forgive Me, Lord .. J Rodehaver 18700 ( Tripolie, Medley Waltz Smith's Orchestra 850 ( Alice Blue Gown, Walts 45203 ( Alabama Moon Kline and Baker @I.OO t That Naughty Waltz Kline and Baker (U 914 ( steln g ong Relnwnld Werrenrath ' —Pettis Victrola dept., fifth floor.

Special Prices on Dry Cleaning Men’s S-pleee suits $1.59 I Plain skirts 79£ Men's 2-piece suits $1.35 Pleated skirts $1.50 Ladies’ jacket suits $1.59 Blouses 69<i Ladies’ suit coats $1.75 | Main 2728. Auto. 21-301.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1921.

Pure Linen Pattern Cloths Heather brand, with napkins to match. Cloths, 2x2-yard size; SIO.OO quality, 06.98 each. Cloths, 2x2%-yard size; $12.50 quality, 07.98 each. Napkins, 22x22-lnch, $12.00 quality, 07.50 dozen. Cloths, 2x2-yard size; $12.00 quality, 08.25 each. Napkins, 22x22-Inch; $14.75 quality, 011.00 dozen. Cloths, 2x2 yards; $16.00 quality, 011.00 each. Cloths, 2x2% yards; $20.00 quality, 014.95 each. Cloths, 2x3 yards; $24.00 quality, 016.75 each. Napkins, 22-inch size; $17.60 quality, 012.00 dozen.

Pure Linen Napkins Size. Reg. Price. Sale Price. 20-inch.., $15.00 09.75 22-inch $17.50 011.00 20-Inc.h SIB.OO 011.50 22-inch $22.50 015.00 Napkins Imported mercerized cotton. Two sizes. Size. Reg. Price. Sale Price. 20-inch $5.00 02.98 22-inch $6.00 03.78 $2.50 Hemmed napkins, 01.75. Ready for use. Washed finish. Towels $2.25 Huck towels, 01.19; pure linen towels of heavy weave, soft and absorbent. $1.60 Huck towels, 98<J; half linen towels with fancy damask woven borders. 47c Fancy bath towels, 32y; blue, pink and yellow striped towels of heavy double thread weave. 42c White bath towels, heavy double thread. 37c Bath towels, 2R?; good size and weight, with blue borders. 29c Bath towels, 22?; plain white towels in medium weight. 30c Huck towels, 10<; all white, large size towels with a soft finish. —Pettis linens, street floor, aisle two.

Reduced Prices on Veils A large importer and manufacturer of veils and veilings sold us his odd lof* of veilings. They are highly des.ruble in every way and we have included them in the Clearance Sale at much below regular prices. $1.60 to $2 Drape Veils, 89c Beautiful scroll and floral patterns on plain and fancy meshes. Solid colors and combinations. 75c Shetland Veils, 49c All ilk Shetland veils in black, brown and navy blue. 50c to $1 Veiling, Yard 19c and 29c Plain and fancy meshes, chenille dots, etc., in all the wanted shades. —Pettis Veilings, street floor, aisle two.

NOTIONS Rick Rack Braid, all widths, 14£ bolt. Lingerie Tape, 6 yards on bolt, pink, blue and white, 10<L Coat and Suit Buttons, Ligni, 24 to 36, 14£ card. Bias Tape, 6 yards on bolt, lawn and cambric, I<V bolt. Hair Nets, cap shape, all guaranteed, 96£ dozen. 60 Marsella Wavera, double prong, each. 25 West Electric Curlers, 5 on card, 22<L 15 Dust Caps, made of lawn, pink, blue and white, each. Pad Supporters, made of satin, 4 straps, 49<L Shopping Bags for children; can be used as school bag, each. Large Shopping Bags, 4<* each. —Pettis notions, street floor, west aisle.

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MEN! You Can Get a Mew Suit or Overcoat for

$18.50 And mark this! You can choose from suits or overcoats that were made to sell earlier in the season for $45, S4O and down to S3O. There is every desirable kind of suit for the man and young man. Many of them will make wonderful spring suits. Every one is guaranteed fully to give satisfaction. It’s a big opportunity. Grasp it. —Pettis wen's clothing, third floor. A New Shirt for And at either price you’ll be getting a bargain. The ninety-eight centers will give you the surprise of your life when you see the stout, firm materials and the neat tasty patterns. And if you want to pay $1.55 you can get as fine a madras shirt as you ever saw at anywhere near this price. —Pettis men a furnishings, street floor, east aisle.

Gloves Women's $3.50 Kid Gloves, @1.98 — Two-clasp kid gloves, white only, with three rows of Paris point contrasting stitching. All sizes. Women’s $1.69 Chamoisette Gloves, @1.19— Eight-button length mosquetalre chamoisette gloves, also strap wrist gauntlets. All sizes. Women’s $125 Gloves, 89<f —Fancy embroidered back chamoisette gloves. All sizes. Women’s SIOO Chamoisette Gloves, 69U —One and two-clasp style. Children’s School Gloves, 15c —Regular machine knit gloves; in dark gray. —Pettis gloves, street floor, aisle four.

Coverall Aprons of Scout Percale In light and dark patterns, braid trimmed, QQtf* wide all-around belts and pockets Outing Flannel Gowns Heavy quality pink or bluo striped outing AA flannel. Made full and 10ng... V Envelope Chemise Avery special value, vt’hite or flesh colored batiste chemise in tailored styles, trimmed with colored stitching and embroidery. Similar chemise have *79 if* been selling regularly for $1.49 - a Fine, Soft Sateen Pantalettes In green, purple, gray, brown, navy and black. Have double elastic knee and large reinforcement. Like qualities in stock have been selling M A at $2.98 Bloomers Os pink batiste, full cut and reinforced

Slip-Over Gowns Batiste and fine muslin, in flesh and white, tailored styles, hand embroidered or trimmed with embroidery edge. Regular and extra sizes. Similar gowns have been *7O 4* selling regularly at $1.49 §9^ Silk Envelope Chemise A variety of pleasing styles of natural finish all silk crepe de chine chemise. All new and fresh and In a complete size AO range. Very special Camisoles Flesh colored heavy satin, in trimmed and tailored styles, Avith ribbon M shoulder straps

UNDERMUSLINS

There Are Some Unusual Savings in the January Sale Handkerchiefs Women’s 8c to 12c Handkerchiefs, 5c Neatly hemstitched, handkerchiefs, lawn, all prettily embroidered in one comer in white or colors. Women’s 25c to 35c Handkerchiefs, 15c Handkerchiefs of finest quality In many beautiful patterns, some corded and others with colored cords. Men’s Handkerchiefs, 7c Plain handkerchiefs of good quality, owing to slight imperfections classed as "seconds,” otherwise they would retail at 12%c. Men’s 25c Handkerchiefs, 15c Finest quality soft finish handkerchiefs. packed in individual sanitary envelopes—ready for use. —Pettis handkerchiefs street floor, aisle two

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Petticoats All silk Jersey, taffeta and combinations in all shades, with attractive flounces in varicolored effects and combinations. Unusually well made and full cut. Similar garments have been selling at $5.95 and gO QA even higher Cambric Muslin Nightgowns, $1.49 Cuf with extra fullnesß and length, and the quailty of the material Is especially good. In Icag-sleeve, V-neck styles, with yokes of fine, neat embroidery and 4 yfl Q —Pettis under-muslins, second floor.

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