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Open Saturday Night 6 to 8:00 jsf!rtr!)rr fi*afctnsa_atf) Crust Compenp ... -V !iJ ■■■■ Negro Bandits Thrive Down in Terre Haute Special to The Times. TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Septa 9.—Negro bandits continue their operations in and around Terre Haute. Fred Halsapple, local taxi driver, was held up Thursday and robbed of? 75 by negro bandits. Jacob Hess, conductor on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad, while returning home early Thursday morning was attacked. Hess opened lire. Cries and moans of the man were said to have been heard, Indicating that one of the shots took effect. No blood could be found. No arrests have been made. Ex-Soldier Injured in Crossing Accident Special to The Time*. ’-ANDERSON, Ind., Sept. 9—Ralph Hilligoss, 25, son of Robert Hilligoss farmer living near Markleville, was injured seriously Thursday when a motorcycle he was riding was struck by a westbound Big Four passenger train at tht Arrow erenue crossing. Pressure on the brain resulted from the injury. Hilligoss was gassed during the war In France, and the attending physician fears this may cause the injury to bo fatar He was unconscious several hours.

THERE were two women * * • IN the elevator * • * ONE of tbm said * * * TO the other • 9 • "DON'T you e^er * * • GET tired • * • WALKING so much?** * * • AND the other one • t SAID in. reply ii i “loused to • * t GET so tired • • • THAfT I felt • * • THAT l couldn't • * • TAKE another step • * * BET now • • • I seldom get tired * * * I wear • • % CANTILETEE Shoes * * • E. S. AYKES A CO. • • • SEIX them." * * • EF I were a woman • * • I thlnfc I should * * • HATE a look ... AT Cantilevers. —Thank you. (Advertisemen.)

i> R place missing teeth or teeth that are badly decayed, we recommend bridge work—the best and most economical way to restore your natural appearance. Bridged teeth made in this office represent the highest point of perfection in dentistry. TVe us® Nitrons Oxide Gas the only absolute rainless method of extracting with safety. Eiteijorg & Moore United Union Dental Corp. Corner East Market St. and Circle. Ground Floor. Lady Attendant.

SPECIAL SALE NOW ON AS wool suits to yonr I - A tnwsnr for |fi Sf LEON TAILORING CO. V 131 E. Kew York St. Ul/

DETROIT VAPOR STOVES PENINSULAR STOVES - GURNEY REFRIGERATORS CHENEY PHONOGRAPHS For Sals by HOOSIER OUTFIHING CO. 443-5 E. Wash.

Cuticura Soap IS IDEAL For the Hands

YOUR SHOES ARE A BIG PART OF YOUR APPEARANCE X.ET CS KEEP THEM REPAIRED AXD SHINED. DENISON SHOE REPAIRING AND SHINING PARLOR 147 North Pennsylvania.

CLOTHING —on— CREDIT Hoyle tt^aric* ***** XLXL Clothuj C*. *O3-505-307 W. Washington 3k t Doors VTsst Stoats Art,

HEATING STOVES Junior Heater*.. $18.50 up Little Furniture Store 211 E. Washington St.

Mending Tissne SPro"?** So sewing or darning. Repair* cloth In*, ■llk. satin, cotton goods, ribbons, fabrics ot all kinds, kid gloves, mackintoshes, orrbrellas, parasols, stockings, etc.. Packagt postpaid, xo vents, two package*. 25 cents. Address PENN PCMigMSfI CO., *UirsTUl*k Pa.

Girl Fugitives in Men’s Clothes Held FRANKLIN, Ind., Kept. 9.—Two girls who escaped from the Indiana Industrial School for Girls at Clermont Saturday night were found dressed in men's clothing two miles south of here late Thursday, by L. M. Bass, a fatmer, who took them in custody and brought them to the Johnson County jail, where they are being held for the arrival the school officials. The girls gave their names as Addle Collett, 19, of Edinburg and Lulu Phelps 19, of Evansville. Neither of the glrlr had money and said they begged food on the way and slept by the roadside at night. Both admitted former attempts to escape from the home. CHILD HURT IN FALL. NOBLESVILLE, Ind., Sept. 9. —Willis 2, son of Harry Webb, a farmer living near this city fell from a hay mow Thursday afternoon and fractured his ekull. The child also was injured internally. He Is not expected to recover.

Fourth Floor State Life Bldg. Smocked and High Front Trimmed J Large Black Panne Velvet Hats— S % ftj / Duvetyn Hats— Feather Hats— X* f / Dress Hats with Ostrich Tnmmingg— tbt ele * Embroidered Hats— Tailored Hats— Hats for the Matron, the High School Miss and the School Girl— BLACK, BROWN, NAVY, PHEASANT DELFT BLUE, PILL BOX RED, FUCHSIA You Must See These Hats to Appreciate their Wonderful Values $4, $5, $6.50 “pJ° sls NE W UNTRIMMED HATS—Various STYLES I At POPULAR PRICES *=—== - .... ' jfidSj jgfe\ Tams! Tams! Tams! iKm PBSk Red Tams $2 f .. Stripped Felt, Suede Like Vel- *** O vetta -TO - Yw / \ Silk Velvet, Plush j \ ) Velvet and Stripped Felt JV\ / Wool Embroidered Velvet Fall Hats for the Children and Misses •—Priced at — $1.98—52.95—53.95—54.35 Bring the Children Here Saturday for their Fall Hat FOURTH FLOOR STATE LIFE BUILDING African Ostrich Feather Cos. : '= . - OrEN SATURDAY UNTIL 0 P. M. - 1 .

K ” and SCHOOL SHOES $l9B SO4B SO9B "S’* 1 Z Z — 'iNothing is too good for HorufPs School Shoes. JL — 1 Consequently they are bound to give most val- § * 8 ues for your dollars. Save enough at HorufTs to buy their books. Brand new fall stock. Scout Shoes.., .$1.69 and $1.98 Play Oxfords ... and $1.49~ 34a S lnla UADI TI? 1790 \sxurst Fountain Square & jL

DOG HILL PARAGRAFS

Laßt Monday was the birthday anniversary of Columbus Allsop's wife, and he priced everything In the ten cent

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1921.

store at Tick villa trying to find her a nice present, • • All of the nice young people have been Invited by Mlse Cordelia Helwanger to attend the dance and Ice cream supper at her home Saturday night, except Tam Sims, and he will go anyhow If he acts his head. • • • Jefferson Potlocka ha* been laid up with a bad cold for the paat few days. He cannot Imagine how he < aught It except by sleeping too near au empty Jug.

Take advantage of the flue days of early fall to iTpl* have year photographio £ portrait made by Ninth Floor, Kaht* Bldg.

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w Prices Are Down at DANIELS We hit the low level r„ o , Th i nd ,rr'r= w!l find til? Saniiis has always played ball with them, when It prices below. Everything in this great "° r , IJ uveralls mAS” 07, :.“ al c,n ”C lI T f frj • - \/\f £? >hrrr V t. f Ilf CO Well made, good heavy blue material. Will wear and stand a lot of 11. | p y'VV QYR. Clocks Here’s your bargain. - Get ’em while you can. | |” IDC q j ljU S §J6b&G& Y S Policeman’s and fireman’s type. ’em stronger unless you g ~Sf make ’em of wire. %Jf Work Pants Biggest stock In state nr\ for you to select from. J) | ,# ij All kinds, all prices. B Specials at •“>

GLOBE STORE 330 West Washington Street ((■ — —^ This Stock of Hamilton-Brown boxes Shoes is Going Fast at nofjle These Prices damage Men's, Women’s and Children’s nagg? SHOES Good Sturdy School B Shoes • B Goodyear Welt. msA

Most Complete Showing Boys’ School Clothes at Daniels; every -—i m size. Many patterns. Lowest prices. Plenty of courteous salesBoys' Suits inFo Group e . cial *3m GOOD QUALITY MANY PATTERNS. CHEVIOTS. . A little better - , Be'ted pleated Qy “pIJSS $/I .97 backs. With <P * from which to &LJS.- I of two pairs Os f 1 choose. But with JL AJM 4 / •Y^W//Z/-£r///tyM^k pants ' one pair of pants mM/W V EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY. NEATLY TAILORED. |//|j|JL \ ““7 $0 47' $Q.97 *■ w/ r/ZaMt'.iifi r.'r.i.! T* , K ,, ‘ w-„.. Boys’ Belts ....39^ pairs of pants. * p”* *. Boys’ Ties 29d Clean-Up in Boys Pants Following Pants Y/eek t Boys’ Fine Three Bargain Wear-Resisting Groups in Better PANTS Grad a Boys' Pants For School and Every Day p^ 1-79 B ° y3 < ... $ 1 # 39 Tailored of fine heavy and medium weight materials—cassimeres, chev- All $2.47 Boys’ 1 QA iots and light and dark serges. Pants I fSH Seams strongly sewed—reinforced throughout. All sizes. Regular All $2.97 Boys’ C% O A $1.37 value. Your choice, the pair— p ants /W Remember, there is a positive make in this great store. r \ ( Boys' Waists Boys' Stockings Boys'Wash Suits Blacks, blues, stripes, Those famous Bulldog Plenty small sizes, many r>er - stockings will _ materials. __ _ fancy, In per- certainly Many grades. i\ cales, madras /I / wear better I %Ji g% School spe- / U and Cham- M ■ than others. B-■ dais priced up M Z 9■ jj ra yg & 9 Sizes up to 11. “ from • Bw k J V. _J „ $1 .371 f BOYS’ CAPS I CAPS ... * Soi i ” thl ”* for 69c

Pocahontas Shoveled Lump $10.25 per Ton While It Lasts t No Order Accepted for Less Than Two Tons Quality Guaranteed METROPOLITAN FUEL COMPANY MAIN 0203