Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 205, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 January 1921 — Page 5

LICENSES BE SHOWN Orders PatroliVStgSSr to Make Arrests. Police Jerry Kinney Issued or to patrolmen that persons ■who ha*>not obtained 1921 business licenses sl.i/i - warned and it they are >' cd’ f >n arrests will follow. :i Vera ...v a repetition of a warn. i. -i-ij a days ago, and already ? r . r , est ‘ *ave been made of persons who failed 1 display automobile licenses. 1 her. , re two reasons for these arrests, .polio' say. One U because 17 needs the money. Tho othe: , tts* c , m i nft i ß i n many cases USt ' oblles to make their escape after a cr Q) e and in the wake of the crirje tha*. has swept over the city do ring j,e B3 t month the police are determim to toj re all automobile owners to t'dsp y u, ?D os ii: " e rere u * ed last night and ten to< >t fail! a; to display automobile lie iate?. 1 • - police are also making ar.jit.j o* ‘sons who park their ear* in •, crrcct .nd fail to have lights bur.nin j; V t tersons were arrested : n s: r. ... ;s of not having lights oh b-i. S s’, drivers were arrested gh on *t e barge of speeding. M i Returns After 15 eirs to Scold Wife Mt :RCix Mich.. Jan. 5. —Fifteen years ?o John Budeman suddenly dlsoppes .. y ns t ag suddenly he appeared yesterday 0 scold his wife, saying she had remarigd jj e : e f[ before she conld convince hl n that was untrue. But today the cotr)i e were reunited. Budeman said he had in the lumber camps. Omahi Car Crews Arm ;o Meet Robbers OMAHA. j an . s.—Every conductor and motormar on tbe Omaha street railway lines Is ci rr y) n g a gan today. Permission to arm themselves was given the street car men ty Mayor Smith in an efTort to curb jb e recent epidemic of street car robbe-i e g. Horse Hearse Sees End COUNCIL BLUffS. lowa, Jan. 5. —The last of the horse-drawn funeral vehicles passed out of Vuslness here when the Corrigan-Feejfevompany sold Its outdt to Walter dravman The vehicle, which cost SI.SOO. was disposed of totNjm Within a few hours after the puArgE e Martin sold two big glasses fron|Pff e back of the wagon for $lO. To Mogjifor Smokers PAR PONS- jan. s.—Senator Paul H. Kimball County has announced introduce in the coming Legl^^B[ re a bm repealing the except In so far as it applies to n^B- g . fcteaf ipTstructor Dead j an s—j) r Warren RobinDe * av |an, Wis., for thirty-six years the Wisconsin State School ■ died after an operation at ■frsßDah. Jan 2, 1921. Professor Robinson haAj 8n international reputation as a writer I and instructor for the deaf.

WHEN Store Gt od Ltothes; frothing Else

Such Values! Such Savings! Quality as High as the Prices are Low Men’s and young men’s high-dass suits and overcoats offered at prices that make buying a real temptation. Come in—come expecting great values.

Men’s Suits and Overcoats in $45 and SSO Values now s34^o

Judge Says Threats Are Made Against Him BALTIMORE, Jan. 5. —Police Justice Paul Jobannsen announced in his court that threats had been made to kill him and to dynamite homes of employers by striking clothing workers. He said he had been warned on the telephone that his life would be in danger unless he changed his attitude on the strike situation. Newspaper Placed in Receiver’s Hands MARTINSBTTRG, W. Va., Jan. B.—The World Publishing Company, publishers of the Martinsburg World and two weekly newspapers, was declared bankrupt by Circuit Court Judge Woods today on petition of Col. Stuart W. Walker, a stockholder. J. Nixon Kilmer was named receiver and took over the plant Immediately. The liabilities and assets were not named In the petition.

sens “ONE-ELEVEN** -dI f* JL 2 O cigarettes V f I 'HIS is why One-Eleven is -*■ here — Trade conditions slowed down Europe’s buying in this country. Fine tobacco formerly shipped across the Atlantic Ocean piled *"■ up. We bought it and made ~ One-Eleven cigarettes* Result —a high quality cigarette at a low price. —whicn mean* that if you don't like “111" Cigarette*, you can get your money back from the dealer

WITNESSES BRING ‘TOOLS’ TO COURT Empty Flasks and Dope Needle Found in Room. The fact that they were at the very threshold of Federal Judge A. B. Anderson’s court has not deterred witnesses called before the Federal grand Jury from having “hip” and “wrist” parties in the Becond-X-oor restrooms, United States District Attorney Frederick Van Nuys Indicated today. A few days ago, after a series of liquor cases had been Investigated by the Jury, empty whisky bottles were found In the restroom, Mr. Van Nuys said. Yesterday, while violations of the anti-narcotic laws were being inquired Into, Charles Da Salle, bailiff in Judge Anderson's court, found a hypodermic needle, such as drug addicts of the "shooting” variety use, in the room. The district attorney is wondering If other classes of witnesses are going to bring their "tools” with them.

Men’s Suits and Overcoats in $55, S6O and $55 Values now $44.90

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5,1921.

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FOR LUMBAGO Try Musterole. See How Quickly It Relieves You just rub Musterole in briskly, and usually the pain is gone—a delicious, eoothing comfort comesto take its place. MustCTole is a clean, white ointment, made with oil of mustard. Use it instead of mustard plaster. Will not blister. Many doctors and nurses use Musterole and recommend it to their patients. They will gladly tell you what reliei it gives from sore throat, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, sprain, sore muscles, bruises, chiiDlains, frosted feet, colds of the chest. Alwavs dependable. 15c and 65c Jars; Hospital Size $3.00 —Advertisement

January Events

The January Linen Sale

Here are reductions that are unmistakably greater than we have ever been able to offer previously. Fine table linens, toweling, sheets; also domestics at prices that mean genuine savings to you whether you buy in large quantities or but a single piece.

Table Damask, $4.25 Heather brand, pure linen with fine satin weave, our regular $6.75 quality. Table Damask, $3.10 Pure linen, 70 inches wide, $4.75 quality. Table Damask, $1.50 Imported mercerized cotton, 2 yards wide, our regular price, $2.25. Table Damask, 75c Mercerized cotton, 64 inches wide, sl.lO quality. Table Damask, 67c Mercerized cotton, 58 inches wide, 98c quality. $2.25 Hu c k Towels, $1.19 Pure linen towels, of heavy weave. Soft and absorbent. 42c White Bath Towels, 29c Heavy, double thread. 29c Bath Towels, 22c Plain white towels in medium weight. $1.50 Huck Towels, 98c Half linen; damask borders. 30c Huck Towels, 20c All white, large size towels with a soft finish.

Stationery and Books Have Clearance Prices Special! Shakespeare’s Complete $25 Works, SIB.OO To lovers of Shakespeare this will be a most welcome occasion. Thirteen large library volumes, bound in three-quarter leather bindings. Congress 75c playing cards, 59VHammerhill 35c Bond 35c packages, containing 72 sheets of cloth finish pai>er, 190Children’s 36c Picture Books, 23c Nicely bound in board covering and contain colored pictures of animals, birds, also text matter, and nursery rhymes. —Pettis books, street floor, utsle fc.jr. Wash Goods Challis, Percales, Madras, Ginghams, 19c Yard Fall Pieces and 10 to 20-Yard Lengths The quality of the fabrics make this an especially noteworthy saving. New Apron Ginghams and Percales, 12y 2 c Four thousand yards of these wanted fabrics at an unusually attractive January price. Fleece Back Flannelette, 150 Fifty pieces, offering a good assortment of colors, in stripes, figures and all over designs —Pettis wash goods, street floor, aisle one.

Each Day Adds New Assortments to the January Sale of Lingerie

98c Muslin Drawers, 75c Embroidery trimmed drawers, in in open and closed styles. Regular and extra sizes. $1.98 Muslin Drawers. $1.49 Fine muslin drawers, in open or closed styles, with deep ruffle or lace or embroidery. $4.50 and $4.95 Philippine Chemise, $3.49 Envelope chemise, all beautifully hand made and hand sewn, embroidered and scalloped. $2.50 and $1.98 Corset Covers, $1.49 Extra size corset covers, trimmed with lace and embroidery. Outing Flannel Nightgowns, $1.69 Very fine, heavy < outing flannel nightgowns in art stripes. Neatly trimmed with silk braid and cut unusually full and long. Coverall Aprons, $1.49 In light and dark patterned fine percale, braid and rick-rack trimmed; regular and tie sash belts.

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NAPKINS Imported mercerized cotton. Two sizes. 20-inch size, regular price, $5.00, sale price, $52.98. 22-inch size, regular Drice, $6.00, sale price, $53.78. $2.50 Hemmed Napkins, $1.75 Ready for use, washed finish. 32c Bleached Crash, 24c Soft finish crash with assorted borders. 30c Bleached Crash, 19c Part linen with blue border. 30c Unbleached Crash, 19c Part linen crash with red border. 25c Unbleached Crash, 100 Part linen with blue border. 35c Glass Toweling, 21c Red and blue checked toweling. $1.25 Sheeting, 69c Bleached or unbleached, 2X4 yards wide; soft, round thread quality.

Mothers, Pay Attention to These! Children’s 65c to s4.7sStamped Dresses HALF PRICE You’ll find dresses of Just about every material and model you could wish tor. Adorable little dresses, stamped with dainty designs for embroidery. $7.00 to $3.50 Baby pillows, One-Half Price. —Pettis art dept., fifth floor. Clearance of Leather Goods $6.98 Leather Hand Bags, $4.89 Very roomy and convenient bags, having two handles and six pockets of various kinds. $6.98 Beauty Cases, $4.89 Oval shape beauty cases of genuine leather. Plain and fancy Tokios. Fitted with mirror, powder and coin purse. $6.98 Beauty Cases, $4.89 Ethel Barrymore beauty cases, nicely fitted with toilet accessories. $3.98 and $4.50 Velvet Bags, $2.69 The very newest Monte Carlo bags of beautiful silk chiffon velvet. $8.50 Velvet Bags, $5.39 Monte Carlo bags of velvet in shell top and tassel trimmed style. $1.50 Hand Bags, sl.lO Imitation leather hand bags of different kinds and styles. —Pettis leather goods, street floor, aisle three.

This event presents so many wonderful opportunities to save —thousands of fresh, clean undermuslins, carefully fashioned, carefully sewn—at the lowest prices in several years. $3.95 Pajamas at $2.90 One and two-piece pajamas of fine batiste and genuine Windsor crepe, plain and in figured patterns in tailored and lace edged styles, trimmed with colored stitching, ribbon bows and pearl buttons.

$3.95 and $3.50 Envelope Chemise, $2.98 Exquisite chemise of fine white nainsook, elaborately trimmed with fine laces and embroideries, also Philippine hand made chemise and sets of vest and bloomer drawers. $2.98 Slipover Gowns, $1.95 Slipover gowns of nainsook beautifully trimmed with laces and domestic and imported embroideries. In regular and extra sizes. $1.49 Slipover Gowns, SI.OO Fine white muslin gowns with round or V-neck and embroidery trimming $1.98 Slipover Gowns, $1.49 White batiste gowns, trimmed with lace and embroidery insertion, run with ribbon. $2.98 Muslin Petticoats, $1.95 Skirts of very fine muslin, in all lengths and in regular and extra sizes. They have flounces of lace or embroidery with underlay and Flexo or tape bands.

60c Pillow Tubing, G7o Medium weight pillow tubing, in 36, 40 and 42-inch widths. 220 Bleached Muslin, 140 Full pieces of soft finish bleached muslin. Indian Head, 190 27-lnch Indian Head. $1.75 Sheets, $1.37 "Magnet” sheets, good, heavy quality, nice, soft finish. Size 81x90. $2.85 Sheets, $1.25 sheets, in 63x 99-!nch size-

Fancy Checked and Striped Outing Flannel About 3,000 yards of good quality outing flannel to sell at fl this unusual price Jt L ,W

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Handkerchiefs Get Attention At 15c Women’s fancy handkerchiefs in scores of pretty patterns, plain white or with colored designs. These would sell regularly for 25c to 35c. At 5c Women’s fancy handkerchiefs, i.i hemstitched and embroidered designs. These are 8c to 12c qualities. At 15c Men’s plain hemstitched handkerchiefs of fine quality, soft finish material. Packed in individual sanitary envelopes. Splendid for traveling use. At 7c Men’s plain hemstitched handkerchiefs, "seconds,” which should sell regularly for 12 Vic. —Pettis handkerchiefs, street floor, aisle two. Notions at January Prices 12c Stlckerie braid, three-yard bolts, 5V 25c Bull Dog supporters, pair, 12<?. 20c Rickrack braid, four-yard bolts (red only), 9^. 9c Fancy waist buttons, 6lx on a card* 4#. 25c Yard snap tape, black and white, s£. —Pettis notions, street floor, aisle one.

98c Muslin Petticoats, 69c Short length petticoats with embroidery flounces $1.49 Muslin Petticoats, 98c Regular and sfiort length petticoats of fine muslin with embroidery flounces. Petticoats, $3.90 All silk Jersey taffeta and combinations in all shades, with attractive flounces in vari-colored effects and combinations. Unusually well made and full cut. Similar garments have been selling at $&.95 and even higher, $3.90. Outing Flannel Gowns. SI.OO Heavy quality pink or blue striped, outing flannel. Made full and long, 91.00. Cambric Muslin Nightgowns, $1.49 Cut with extra fullness and length, and the quality of the material is especially good. In long sleeve V-neck styles, with yokes of fine neat embroidery and tucks, $1.49. —Pettis undermuslins, second floor.

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