Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 275, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 March 1922 — Page 5

MARCH 29, 1922.

Fashion Magazines in South American Sticks Cause Social Crises

NEW YORK, March 29.—According to Walter Harvey, an explorer of Westwood, N. J., who returned from the South American wilds on board the Booth liner, Hubert, the women of the Brazilian mountain regions have been introduced to Amerecaa fashions and are now no longer trilling to go around in a state of natural •Impliclty. V It all happened, said Mr. Harvey, when the engineer of the big government dam that is being tuilt near Ceara, Brazil, by an American company, arrived one .day with a lot of magazines, including the latest fashion Journals. Some of these fashion magazines with tbeir attractive pictures fell into the hands of the wives of some of the native laborers and immediately they lost •11 interest in wearing just beads and •miles and wanted New York and Parisian finery. The women finally went on a hunger strike, which was followed by a cooking strike and conditions became so

GUARDS WATCH FOR PUSSYFOOT Temperance Crusader’s Meeting Target for Bomb in Wisconsin. GREEN BAT, Wis., March 29—William E. (pussyfoot! Johnson, anti-liquor crusader, was guardtet today following an attempt to bomb a meeting ho was to addresß. The bomb was thrown Into the Tnlon Congregational Church as an audience of 1119 were waiting for Johnnon to appear last night. F. C. Walker saw smoke curling from the Infernal machine, grabbed it and threw it out of a door. The bomb proved a “dud.” Walker was slightly burned. Johnson addressed the meeting later. “I have no fears,” he said pointing to hia eye, which was blinded during a demonstration against him in England.

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bad something desperate had to be done. American engineers managed to get hold of some travel books showing some of the native women (of Africa wearing nothing worth mentioning. The strikers were persuaded that these were the latest styles in nondress and became appeased. Now a ban has been issued against all fashion magazines.

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Every department, every nook and corner of this great store enters these sales with one hig purpose—to sell —sell quickly and at the lowest possible prices! The savings are genuine—and worthy ones. The merchandise is of the same dependable quality that is sold here every business day of the year.

Here’s What SI.OO

Electric Lamps s*■ Adjustable style, can be at- I tached to the desk, sewing ma- Jl chine, bed, dressing table or can be used as a small table lamp. These sre In brushed brass finish, complete with cord and plug. —Basement. Boudoir Lamps .$1 8-lnch electric lamps with key I socket. Mahogany finish. all m. complete, with cord and plug. Just 50 will be sold at this price. —Basement. Silk Lamp Shades... $ i AU-silk and silk lined, In 8- I Inch size to fit the boudoir lamps; JL assorted colors. —Basement. $1.50 Alarm Clocks. .s*i Six leches high, fully nickeled, I white dial with second hand. JL Double bell Insures loud ringing. —Basement. Colored Dotted Cur- $1 tain Scrim, 8 Yards... 1 Fancy colored dotted and iguced Curtain Scrim, in rose, blue and, gold. —Third floor. /- ' 1 * Flat Brass Curtain $1 Rods, 4 for 1 Curved ends flat brass Extension Rods that will not sag or tarnish; extends to 50 Inches. —Third floor. Curtain Marquis- $ | ette, 6 Yards 1 A yard wide, plain double thread mercerized Marquisette, a good quality that can be laundered without stretching; In white. Ivory and ecru. —Third floor. V. ■— J Womens Fine Silk Hose While many of tnese hose J are slightly irregular and must be classed as “mill run,” none of them have ever before been offered at less than $1.50 and most sold for much more. I All pure silk —In white, black, silver gray, full fashioned hose. And mahogany, pure silk hose with triple seam and semi-fashioned. Black silk ones with lace ankles. And other small lots qf fine silg hosiery. ! Choice $ 1 .OO Pr. —Street floor. A Genuine Jf “Pettis Special” B Carpet / Sweeper lj Think of it. A sturdy, well made carpet sweeper in the fancy mahogany finish with nickel plated trimmings, at SI.OO. It’s a wonderful bargain for “Dollar Day.” Yes! This Carpet Sweeper— $ 1 .OO —Pettis basement.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES.

Plan to com® and / share In these wonderful values. But our advice is— COME EARLY, for some of the lots may sell out In a hurry.

Pettis Dollar Day! A Once-a-Month Event Firmly Established With the People of Indianapolis as an Unusual Opportunity to Save on Good, Dependable Merchandise!

Cups and Saucers.. .s*j Seml-porcelaln ware with floral I decoration In bright gold. Thurs- JL day, the set of six for SI.OO. —Basement. Cameo Pottery, each $1 An assorted lot of Mugs, Vases I and Jugs, in cameo effect, fin- A ished in antique. —Basement. Japanese China Sets.si Five pieces—a covered Teapot, I covered Sugar and Cream Pitcher, JL with Geisha Girl decoration In red. —Basement. Set Cups-Saucers Japanese China to match tea- I pot, sugar and cream. This Is A one of the most popular decorations In this China. Thursday only, for the set of six Cups and Saucers. SI.OO. —Basement. Mavis Toilet Com- s*| bination 1 3 Cans of Mavis Talcum Powder. 1 Box of Mr.vlg Faco Powder. 1 Box of Mavis Rouge. —Street floor. Soap Combination .s*• 12 Bars Creme OH Soap. I 3 Bars Woodbury’s Soap—nil JL for SI.OO —Street floor. Bonnie B. Double $| Hair Nets, 12 for 1 Tho popular, nationally advertised 15c Hair Net on sale for Dollar Day only. Cap or fringe, all color*— finest human hair used. —Street floor. Baby Pants, 3 for $| Os natural gum rubber, large, I medium and small size. JL —Street floor. Sanitary Goods s*j A 49c rubberised Sanitary Apron I -a 85c Sanitary Belt, and a 00c JL box of Kotex Napkins—all for SI.OO. —Street floor. Stamped 3-Piece $ | Buffet Sets 1 With hemstitched edges, complete with floss. —Fifth floor. 4 Tea Towels, Red s*■ Striped, With Floss ~ I —Fifth floor. Coffee, 4 Pounds $ *■ Basement special; a very fine I breakfast Coffee Thursday only. JL —Basement. Overdrapery Mad- $•• ras, 2 Yards for | A yard wide, plain color Drapery Madras in rose, blue, brown and greon. —Third floor. Cretonnes, 4 Yards..sf Heavy grade of Cxetonn* In I beautiful patterns and rich color- X tngs; a splendid fabric for aun parlor draperies aud furniture covering*. —Third floor. Chair C tifhions, 2 for $ *t Cretonne covered Chair Heat I Cushions, In a variety of gay pat- X terns and colors; Just the thing for tho porch; hammock and canoe. -Third floor. Stamped Scarfs and s*■ Centers, 4 for 1 18x45 Scarfs and 36-lneh Centers to match, of white art materials. —Fifth floor. Stamped House $ *■ Dresses 1 Unbleached muslin, made up and ready to embroider, complete with floss. —Fifth floor. Stamped Scarfs and $ | Centers, 2 for x 18x45 Scarfs and 80-Inch Centers of cream colored art cloth, to bo embroidered in rope silk or cotton. —Fifth floor. Cigarette Cases $i Our regular $1.50 and SI.OB I Metal Cases, finished In gold or X silver color. —Street floor. $1.98 Spanish Combs $• Mounted with brilliant colored I stones In peacock effects and also X with brilliant white stones. —Street floor. Sterling Silver Rings, $1 Dinner and cluster Rings, I mounted with good white stones, X and regularly $2.00 and $3.08. —Street floor. “Keen Point” Gold- $| Filled Pencils 1 Gold filled, with clips for the vest pocket; regularly $1.48. —Street floor.

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THE NEW YORK STORE-ESTABLISHED 1853

Will Buy Thursday!

sl.oo* ties. Op**n unds. four-in-hand style. with' slip bands, in thl choice conservative patFiber Silk Socks, $ 1 S! 3 pairs X s£s tellrjMx Extra fine heavy quality, of pure El ■Hlb-Sa fiber silk, in black only; all sizes, ®JJtJ aoul,le s ° les ’ ‘‘* tra relnforced hec 3 % Men’s Socks, $| % 8 Pairs • •••I §3 l oop heels and toes, rib tops. In jdjfl black, cordovan, navy blue and • *§ chain paguc. TOM] —Street floor. ! |f Men’s Shirts, With $ j Collars, Each X f§g , felt! of cotton pongee in plain white bc| hrS or tan. with attached collars of the latest design. Finn for out- Rgß ■ K lugs or work. Hj£9 KBs —Street floor. p Women’s Union $-1 Suits, 2 for X Ba <U| Firmly knitted with tailored ( ifjjj bi„ I tops and shell knee or lace knee: regular Bnd extra sizes. Tsjl FjtH At double this prico they would s I IffJ bo Inexpensive! ap —Street floor. pit Women’s Knit $1 J Vests, 4 for 1 rfl \ ItL A good grade of knitted cotton ■ gauze, with tailored tops—all ggj lB sizes. —Street floor. Women’s Extra Size ife Pink Vests, $t *> ! {S 2 for 1 Just a small quantity of pink Qh swiss ribbed Vests to close out at MH, HH 2 for SI.OO. PK fit) ~" r ~’ FB l!!! 30c Roll Wall Pa- $ j Hi ; J Fh. per, 6 Rolls for 1 '*- Dining Room Paper-tapestry In Rj? bird and foliage designs. —Third Iloor annex. '■> !f $2 Roll Wall Pa- $-j Ip W per 1 aJ? tiyn 30-lmh norm tapestry designs, fcgg Qu In dark, rich colors. B 9 RU —Third floor annex. Jjy 15c Roll Ceiling $| Sfc • fe; Paper, 10 Rolls for.. x S klica and conventional designs, fifr j , —Third floor annex. R# gg Borders, 20 Yards s'■ fvlK Living room and bodrooni I H fjjy styles, in beautiful designs. X —Third floor annex. B 39c to 50c Wash $| v Goods, 5 Yarjis for.. 1 27 to 3d Inches wide, manufac- Ni*' sjJJ turor's mill-ends of Poplins, Sport dS) Ma Suiting, Ginghams; some silk and M o*4 cotton; nil good colors and white; H only 2,500 yards, so come early. jS' —Street floor. l|| • >5? % i Black Bloomer Sa- s*j W tine, 5 Yards for 1 ’&J Another lot of this splendid Katlno that sold so fast last Dollar I|g —Street floor. , Ruffled Voile Cur- s*9 pi kljj tains, Pair i pm 425 Pairs of them. Made of soft. J® fine Drapery Voile with extra full mfSil narrow rullle; complete with a pair J&irt JL a of rutiled tie back loops. Im —Third floor. Window Shades, $ j pjj® 36 inches wide and 6 feet long; vt-gU made of good cloth, mounted on B&M spring rollers; complete with flxtfires and ring pull; light and dark shades of green; ready to hang. go Curtains, Pair $-| fin MS Plain edge Marquisette Cur- I fUjj tains with hemstitched band, X ||Si L™ in white and ivory. B||J —Third floor.

Dainty Voile Blouses For $ 1.00 Plain, checked and striped Voile Blouses, in Tuxedo style, roll collars or Peter Pan model*. Trimmings are tucks, lace edgings and crisp checked ginghams on tho.collars anu cuffß. Sizes 36 to 52. SI.OO for Thursday only. —Second floor.

No Telephone Orders No Layaways No 0. O. D. Orders On Dollar Day Merchandise!

Leather Beauty Case Large mirror and toilet fitting*; 1 black, brown and gray ones. X —Street floor. Beaded Bags Fancy colored beads, drawstring I styles, with beaded tassels; very JL specially marked to SI.OO for Thursday only. —Street floor. Imported Kid Gloves $1 Two-clasp style. In black and I brown; a wonderful value at X SI.OO. —Street floor. Bath Towels, 4 for.. ,$| Os double spun thread, splendid I quality, white or colors. X —Street floor. Huck Towels, 8 for. .$| All-white or white with red bor- I ders; our regular lGc quality. X —Street floor. Bleached Toweling, $1 10 Yards 1 Full width, launders easily, soft and absorbent. —Street floor. Dresser Scarfs, each, $1 Escalloped and embroidered In I yellow, Copenhagen and rose. X —Street floor. Corsets $| Broken lot of Pettis Special I Bon Tons, Thomson Glove Fitting X and Sofro; regularly retail up to $7.50. —Second floor. Silver Bread Trays, s*■ Medtnm size, stamped Sheffield I plate. X —Street floor. Silver Salt & Pepper s*■ Colonial style Shakers, each set I packed In a lined box and very X specially priced for Thursday. —Street floor. Black Silk Messaline $ j and Taffeta, Yard 1 A yard wide, ail silk—sL(W for Thursday only. —Street floor. New Standard Per- $| cales, 6 Yards for 1 In all the newer styles—ln light and dark colors—and stripes for shirting. —Street floor. Fancy Printed s*■ Lawns, 12 Yds f0r.... | Neat patterns In pink, lavender, blue, black or white—only small quantities at this low price. —Street floor. Plain and Fancy Dress Goods, Yard 1 86 and 42 inches wide, In light and* dark colorings—a clearance lot for •prln* wear. -—Street floor. Stripe and Plaid $ i Skirting, 2 yards for.. 1 Fine for children's school wear and for separate skirts. —Street floor. Wash Goods, 7 Yds., $-1 All tho wanted cheviots, ging- I hams, chnlllcs ; snmo with slight X weaving imperfections that will not Impair the wearing quality. —Street floor. Sheets, Each $t Full bleached, no dressing, your I choice of twin bed or double bed X size. —Fifth floor. Blankets, Each $| Double bed size, your choice of I white, gray or tan; heavy weight, X first quality, shell stitched at both ends. —Fifth floor. Rubberized House- $i . hold Aprons, 2 for.. .. 1 Ltrge size, novelty gingham checked pattern with pocket. —Street floor. Men’s Pure Irish $-1 Linen Kerchiefs, 5 for. 1 Those are full size, fine count pure Unpn Kerchiefs with neat )4-inch hems; regularly 35c each. —Street floor. Men’s Satin Stripe s*l Kerchiefs, 12 for 1 Full size, with fino fancy satin stripe borders. —Street floor. Spring Neckwear ...s*■ Net Guimpes. trimmed with fl lace; beautiful net and lace Vest- X ees; lovely collar and cuff sets; real laeo and fine embroidered Organdies. —Street floor. The Baby’s White $| Dresses, 2 for 1 Fine material, made Into pretty little frocks, gathered at the neck and embroidered yoko styles. Neat lace edging on neck and sleeves. —Second floor.

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Little Boy Play Suit, Os olive drab, khaki drill and I blue Steifel cloth, seams rein- X forced and patent buttons trimmed in red. —Second floor. Junior Girls’ Lassie $i Kilts I In fancy plaids and plain colored gingham; plaited, with bib front and straps. —Second floor. Box of 100 Poker Chips, With Package Bicy- s*j cle Playing Cards 1 —Street floor. Box Writing Paper. .$i Venus Stationery—a lox containing 120 sheets and 100 en- JL velopes. —Street floor. New Revised Web- $-1 ster’s Dictionary 1 Beautifully bound with limp cover; publisher's price $4.00. —Street floor. Rosaries $1 One lot of Rosaries in good I lengths—all colors, beads gtiaran- X teed for 10 years; all boxed neatly—special for Dollar Day—sl.oo. —Street floor. Black Cier Ribbon.. .s*■ (For millinery and dress trim- I ming. X Tho regular 49c and 59c yard, 8 yards for SI.OO. The regular 79c and S9c yard, 2 yards for SI.OO. —Street floor. Women’s $1.98 Ath- $1 letic Underwear 1 Os Batiste, Nainsook and checked Voiles, in white and flesh, with strap or built up shoulders. —Second floor. $1.98 Nightgown —s* Made of tine cambric muslin, I button front, long sleeves, deep X yoke of fine tucks aud embroidery edging. —Second floor. $1.98 Crepe and $1 Nainsook Gowns 1 Windsor Crepe and dainty Nam. sook, made In tailored styles and lace and embroidery trimmed models, also Printed Crepe ones. —Second floor, $1 Petticoats, 2 for $i Os sateen and cotton taffeta, I In p}ain and floral patterns and X printed designs; 2 for SI.OO on Thursday. —Second floor. $1.98 House Dresses, $-1 Percale House Frocks in light I and dark colors, trimmed with A rick-rack braid and with fitted waistline; ginghams, too; plain colors, checks and stripes; trimmed in plain colors and white pique; belted and sash-tie piodols. —Second floor. Men’s $1.50 Summer $t Union Suits x Short sleeves, ankle length, light weight knitted Uuiqp Suits, with shapely ankle cuffs, closed crotch, in ecru color. —.Sircot floor, Girls’ Blouses sa Os fancy striped dimity; plain I while with neat lace edging on X collars and cuffs; and some with colored checked collars and cuffs; just the thing to wear with the lassie kilt, —Second floor. Boys’sl,7s Khaki sij “Outeralls” 1 A one-piece suit for ages S to 16; wonderful for training school wear. —Third floor. Boys' Fancy Pajamas s*| Cut full and roomy; fancy I “frog” bound buttonholes; in X blue, pink, white and some stripes; up to $1.69 values. —Third floor. Boys’ Steifel Stripe $•! Bib Overalls, 2 pairs.. 1 Every pair double stitched, Just a limited" quantity for ages 4 to 13. —Third floor. Boys’soc Blouses, s*■ 3 for I Odds a o'* " 1 * -c- ■’ cotton flannels; khaki color and neat stripe euects. —Th.ru iloor. Men’s 75c Work $1 Aprons, 2 for x Blue denim aud heavy drill cut 44 inches long—with three pockets. —Third floor. Men’s $1.75 Steifel’s s■ Stripe Overalls 1 Made with bib and suspender back, cut extra full, swinging pockets and every seam double stitched. —Third floor.

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