Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 235, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 February 1922 — Page 3

EXPOSITION IS URGED TO GIVE BUILDING LIFT Slack Period of 1921 Seen as Sweeping Booster for 1922. WOULD BANISH GLOOM Tha Building Supply News, the building material dealers' official publication, “editorially speaking” In a communication to the Marion County Building Trades Council, advocates the local council get behind a Home exposition, at least from the building craftsman's side. Tha communication begins by saying the slack business developments of 1921 ■will prove a vital factor in insuring a building revival this year, that for every barrel of cement, every thousand of brick, every sack of plaster, every foot of lumber, every yard of metal and every ton of sand and gravel, which might havo been, but was not, used the last year, there will be a certain and Increasing demand in 1922. “In not a single year since 1914, the record shows, has there been a total sale of building materials anywhere near the average demand of normal times," it says. "Every month the aggregate of postponed construction has been piling tip. and the first evidence of returning popular interest and confidence has come within the last ninety days, during which new construction records for these months, surpassing any jire-war year, have been made in all parts of the country. Artificial business boosting never rays and is always followed by a reaction.” “The big fact at present is every town and city in the country is suffering from lack of necessary new homes, stores, offices, churches, schools, theaters, and in many cases industrial structures. There Is no reason why we shoal'd not take a real step forward this year In the meeting of this daily increasing need.” By way of advice, the council Is told, the first step should be to puncture the strained and depressing suspicion and pessimism regarding the alleged high cost of construction; to banish the glooms with a flash of festivity and enthusiasm; to get together all local forces and plan a real home show that will put the whole argument in a fresh, vivid and attractive picture for every citizen. Even the. most modest sort of exhibition or exhibit will strike home a thousand times more surely than all the talk and argument one could circulate In a score of years. “In fact,” It concludes, “a Home Exposition, such as any town could plan and put across, would rejuvenate your local appeal. Let the people for once forget cold type and see the real thing produced before their eyes in miniature. Now Is the time to get busy and put it across.” s Officers ar and members of the Marion County Bulk ing Trades Council are lmnressed with the idea and believe any lnd of a real "Build-a-Home Exposition,” handled In a business-like way can be made a tremendous business booster and developer for Indianapolis and Marlon County.

Gives Bull For Food GUILFORD, Eng., Feb. 10.—After paylug ?350 for a prize bull at the local ■took show, Edward Colebrook gave the animal to provide a dinner for the town's unemployed. Peer In a Cottage CARDIFF, Feb. 10. —Lord and Lady Glanusk have closed their palatial Welsh borne owing to high taxes, and are going to live la a little fishing cottage near Builth. Check That Cold Right Away A SUDDEN chill—sneezes—star ltj feeling in the head—and yon have the beginning of a hard cold. Get light alter it, just as soon as the snifßes Start, with Dr. King’s New Dieeorwy. For fifty years a standard remedy for colds, coughs and grippe. There are no harmful drugs, nothing bet good, healing medicines, that get right down to the tremble aod help nature. You wiß soon, notice a change for the better. Has a convmdrg, healing taste that the kiddies like. Good for croupy cotrcrhs. All druggists, 60c. pr. Kind’s New Discovery For Colds and Coiigns Put “Pep” in Your Work. Mary • man is a failure in business, many a woman in her home, because constipation stores up poisons that enervate ®nd depress. Dr. King’s Pills make bowels act naturally, 25c. prompt t worry cfcnPE Dr. Kind’s Pills

Thedford’s Liver Medicine —n P"Over Eight Million Packages Sold a Year Get the Genuine! I ______ E. 891

Up to $7.50 Silk Sweaters /sO e 9B Very fine Silk Sweaters, in navy blue, black \ W and Copen. Tuxedo style, with touches of L J M color or self trimmed I

Read the Telegram. It Concisely Tells the Story

These garments are NOT broken lots—NOT odds and ends —NOT discontinued lines—but BRAND NEW GARMENTS, sacrificed to us by manufacturers going out of business.

Up to $85.00 COATS

SAMPLE GARMENTS, just one of a kind. The richest materials. Pollyanna, Bolivias, Chamoistynes, Baffin Seals. Many of them with gorgeous fur collars, handsomely silk lined.

Up to S2O Coats $ J J 5 Snappy, smart Coats of good, practical ma- §nj terlals. Many of them have fur collars, which are worth the price we are asking for the Coat itself.

sls and S2O Spring Dresses

No matter what kind of a dress you may be in need, you’ll find it in this lot. Spring Taffetas, Canton Crepes, Twills, Tricotines. Dresses for women, misses and juniors.

We urge you to take advantage of this sale—as once sold we cannot duplicate them at the same price.

New Undermuslins To Sell for 47c Women will be busy choosing these Saturday; all are new and decidedly dainty, with touches of embroidery, lace and insertions. Envelope chemise, nightgowns, bloomers, camisoles. Flesh color or white.

On Sale Saturday at 8:30 A. M. Sharp

CASHMERETTE SOCKS— Regular 25c socks, BLACK only. A splendid <\ sock for every- | f day wear A wV

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Pretty, New Spring Dresses For Girls of 2 to 6 DRESSES, of the prettiest kind; ginghams in checks and plaids, with perky sashes, piping, fancy pockets; touches of embroidery. Extremely low in price at—--1.25 For Girls, 8 to 14 years. Clever styles fashioned of ginghams, chambrays, etc.; plain colors, plaid3 and checks; high and normal waist lines, plain and fancy styles. $ 1.49

STOUT SHIRTS AND D R A W E RS —Separate garments, in fleeced pn a finish. Sizes up to /U/ 66. Per garment....!

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY,'FEBRUARY 10, 1922.

STORE OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. SATURDAY

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$lO and sl2 Dresses Avery special lot of Velour, Serges, Trieotines. Taffeta, canton crepe, satin. A complete range of sizes. To be sold tomorrow for just

S3O & $35 Dresses SAMPLE DRESSES, only one of a kind, all the new rich materials and pastel shades shown in this group

Stout Women’s BLOUSES ’2.98 A splendid lot of CREPE DE CIIENE, blouses for women requiring sizes up to 54. Well made. In stylish models, either embroidered or beaded; also simply plain ones. Dark and light colors.

200 Men’s 2-Pant SUITS 200 Men’s OVERCOATS Regular $35 to i|J $45 Values |g Men, this is the greatest sale yet. Your choice .of these wl VH splendid Suits and Overcoats |y| |l|B at little more than half regu- J||| #.|| Mm Plaid Back O’Coats—Popular! And most of them are made with the kimono sleeve that men of fashion are demanding. Fine, heavy overcoatings—wooly fabrics—well tailored and wefl proportioned. Patch pockets—big coliars—GßEATl Two-Pant Suits—Double Wear! But the two pants feature Is not their only feature. There are snappy models—excellent fabrics—tailored as only the best tailors know how. And there’s not a suit In the lot that Is not worth more! That’s the story—men! Come in and get yours tomorrow—in the morning if possible!

UNION SUITS Regular $1.25 union suits; cut extra full and pm pri long; heavily / k/ fleeced f UV

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Just for Little Folks DRESSES—Dainty, pretty dresses, long or short styles, with touches of laco and embroidery. All new spring fjO/ styles., j/ v V. R O M PE RS Checked ginghams, made in popular Dutch styles, - with plain col- /f Cl/ ored trimming RUBBER PANTS—Good quality rubber; natural color or white. Have rsf\ elastic waist <O/ and knee. SILK COMFORTS—Pretty as can be; plain colored ££££ *1 fiQ pink or blue.. fU X •Vi %/ COATS —Up to $5 qualities. Made of corduroy; rose, navy blue, green, brown and other popular shades. IT™! 1 $1.98

DRESS PANTS —All-wool serges, known for their wearresisting qual- Aa g-y pt lties. Usually IL ff O L sell $4 to $4.50. f'lutvil

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Women’s $1 Wool Hose j H* f A Special Purchase, just received, heather \ M • shades, drop stitch of plain effects. Satur- l £ jjp 9k day at • )

Coats of the most beautiful materials, fashioned on lines entirely new and different. Many of them with great fur collars, others self-trimmed. All of the newest colors are represented in this group.

Up to $30.00 COATS Cut Bolivias and Plushes, the most wonderful coats for the money we have ever seen. Many of them fur-collared. All fashionable models.

Fur Coats at Less Than Half $125 Marmot Coat ............. $65 S2OO Muskrat Coat S9B SSO French Coney C0at........ .... .$24.75 $195 Mink Cape SIOO

Sale of Girls’ COATS $/* NEW ONES, just received; every kind • 1% of material, color and style. Some of || 8 them fur trimmed. Sizes 2to 14 years. On sale at

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CORDUROY SUITS—Cute little Oliver Twist style; medium rib corduroy; in gray, navy blue, brown, wine, taupe, /\n etc <3 1 Knickers • 47£ Corduroy knickers .... ... .95£

Special Sale Newest Spring HATS Under ordinary circum- \ stances it would have \ mb /3S been utterly impossible to I offer them at this aston- 1 qjy Jf *| ishing price. [ 1 £ m Embroidered failles \ 0 Flower trimmed straws.. / Fruit trimmed taffetas... I Fancy visca braids • I Flattering new pokes, tur- I bans, off-the-face shapes. All / new, smart and fashionable. / New Dress APRONS You'll be enthused over these \ aprons, they are so entirely \ different in their styles and j Chambray, and Ginghams, in J m m " M plaids, checks, combinations [ ffl & m of materials and colors: Ric \ Eg M II j Rac trimmed; some of them / ij jM '**** Large pockets and sash back 1 |||| Regular and extra sizes in- I eluded at this special Saturday I price of SEVENTY-FIVE / CENTS. /

COMPLETE ASSORTMENTS IN PRACTICALLY ALL SIZES, COLORS AND STYLES. This sale will be a long remembered event. Buy now lor next year’s needs.

Up to $50.00 COATS

Won’t Mother and Dad Be Glad When They See They Can Buy One of These

$8.50 and $lO Blue Serge SUITS at. tf* QC Why, that’s almost like getting two suits igjh _____ for the price of one. ■ 55225552 AU-wool BLUE A V SERGES, Norfolk coats, knicker lined. CHALK-LINE suits, with two pairs of pants; snappy as can be. Neat dark colors with white stripes. Two pairs pants with each suit CHEVIOTS in dark, attractive shades; single or double breasted styles. Sizes for boys, 7 to 18 years. Overcoats . $*1.95 Regular $6.95 values. f Chinchillas, self-collared. Broadcloths with fur collars. Kerseys with beaverette collars. Sizes up to 7 years.

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Stout Women’s Apparel BTOUT WOMEN’S COATS— Baffin iu plush, full length r?H r !!„..524,50 STOUT WOMEN’S DRESSES— Made of Canton Crepes, beautifully beaded and J f m embroidered IL MA K|| styles, 42t£-54%. STOUT SKIRTS Os Prunella cloth, In brown A N a a and nary stripe \ k 111 I effects V

Saturday Shoe Bargains Spats Choose from brown, gray, fawn and castor; made of very fine 'juality materials, with fancy buttons, some of them silt piped. Spats, that would sell regularly for up to $1.50. Your choice Saturday, at — 69c Childrens Shoes Shoes for both boys and girls at this remarkably low price. FOR BOYS—Black and brown leather shoes; good heavy soles; the majority with RUBBER KEELS attached. Sizes 9 to 13%; 1 to 5%. FOR GlßLS—Black kid calfskin shoes, lace styles, with new broad toe. Sizes 8% to 2. Special one day only at — ’1.89