Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 19, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 June 1922 — Page 7

JUNE 2,1922.

BOOZE TRAFFIC AT CLINTON TO GET ATTENTION Federal Officers to Make Further Probe Into Conditions. Fnrfher Investigations Into the liquor traffic at Clinton undoubtedly will be made by Federal officials following testimony given during the trial of the Clinton liquor conspiracy cases. Involving twenty defendants, before Judce Albert B. Anderson In Federal Court. It Is rot believed a special session of the grand Jury will be callued. but Indications are the conduct of •'higher nps” of Vermillion County will be Investigated and taken up at the next session of the grand jury. Final disposition of the cases of eight defendants who were found guilty by a jury In Federal Court Thursday and of live defendants who entered pleas of guilty will be taken by Judge Anderson June 23. The decision to defir action in these erscs was made Immediately after the jury reported its verdict of guilty. Verdicts of guilty were returned against Paulo Sauindo, sister of Janies “Big Jim" Carero, generally recognized as the head of the liquor ring of Ciinton: Morris Cochrane an I John Burnett, of Indianapolis, and Martin Mohair, John basso t Peter Savio, John Beetto and Anton Peanasso of Clinton. pleas of g .ilty were entered by Carero. Fred Hatfield. Patrick Butler, Bill Davis and William D. Smith, the last four of Indianapolis. Five il< fondants. Clarence Schultz. Homer Stocks, Addie Hicks, Floyd Kriner and dim* Craig, all of Indianapolis, also entered pleas of guilty, but no action will bo taken in their cases until they have completed sentences at the Indiana State Farm Imposed on them in the State court? The remaining two defendants are fugitives from Justice. During the trial, testimony was given to the effect that city officials of Clinton closed their eyes to the enormous liqu r traffic being carried on openly.*that whole truck loads of white inuie were loaded in broad day light and that 'here v is little attempt nt concealment of any of the transaction. IDEAL AKRIAI, TRAVEL. PARIS, June 2.—One aerial line between Paris and London has carried .'.OOO passengers In two years without a single mis Trap.

$5.00 $7.59 SIO.OO and $15.00 Special for Saturday Hats valued up to $5.00 for SI.OO One lot Dress and Sport Hats up to $15.09 values SS.OO OPEN' EVENIN' ;S—PHONE LINCOLN bit:.

Pay Less for Shoes at Stoufs Ladies’ White Slippers On? strap pu:im. fa.stp.ilnc * . \ with blli'k>; l‘>W i:.-pN, J> t-: ' ■lt-’l V \ lt-ath.r ■!=. T*=s* • f fir ’ . - ', . cs. vas ai.<! are i.i- al > Spj-.-r-. fr i-• -is / ‘ ' or Ur s* 't fir. Sjvj.-iaj Saturday, f y 1 -*i-V U $ 2.48 Size., to 7. Ladies' Cxfords and Straps 4jl|§v 203 PAIKS UP TO iffigyfetT $ 7.60 VALUES Sizes -£,oS One lot of Oifords. pumps and strip sltppors of pitons lonfhor, bfti’k i wit oiroilo. sa'Sii p *'m • mi l Kray suede eoliiMtuit ion*. All t It.* trftr.f. ,1 kii.ds ati.i styles ."re included. A chance to g-t some wuiiißjfui footwear at a very low cost. \ Misses’ Brawn Slippers One strap slippers, fastening with two buttons, /\ medium toes, low lie* Is. nil solid leather. \ ' \ pew I special ' . St ' Men’s Scyffer Oxfords CI7PS Wonderful foot-.year for hot* summer _ . . __ 'leather and ur tired feet are these /TO XU / \ hrown *i , u' r . oxfords with low, tlat /Y\ heels add broad, easy toes. $ 2.48

llU^p

Try This on Your Front Yard Pickets rorr.Aß BLUFF, June 2—John Wilson, a farmer living on Black River, just across ihe Arkansas line, has arrived at anew scheme to catch fish. Wilson’s home and front yard, which is fenced with pickets, is located In the lowlands near the river. The other day the river began rising, and Wilson, having a couple of head of cattle In sis yard, opened his front gate to let the cattle out so that they could go to the hills. The river came up and filled Wilson’s yard. Thoughtlessly, while riding in his yard in a small boat, Wilson noticed the gate open and closed It. When the river went down the next day or so Wilson found that he had sevi ral hundred pounds of buffalo fish j in his yard. They had come in the yard ■ when he opened the gate, but could not j get out through Ihe fence with the gate closed. Beat Little Daughter With Board and Strap Neighbors complained to the pollco that William Mackey. oJ, 010 Summit i street, tieat bis little daughter with a 1 board remaining eleven nails, and with a large strap. Police arrested him on a! charge of assault and battery, bringing 1 t’: board and strap to tho city prison | with him.

GIRLS! LEMONS BLEACH FRECKLES AND WHITEN SKIN

Squeeze the juice of two lemons Info n bottle containing titr-e ounces of Or hard White, which any drug store will supply f>r a few cents, shake well, and yon have tt quarter pint of the best frock and tan bleach, and complexion whitener Massage this sweetly flagrant lemon lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day and see how freckles and blemishes bleach cut anil how clear, soft ttr.d n xy-white the skin becomes.— Advertisement.

Davlan Hat Shop 434 Mass. Ave. Xew Leghorns Garden Hats, Sport Hats, Taffeta Hats and attractive Transparent Hats at—

Another New Sports Costume is This at $18.50

An entirely new note in sports costumes is to be found in this dress and slip-over coatee, and employing two contrasting fabrics in the making. The miniature figure, at the left, shows the dress alone. The skirt portion is of colored ratine or linen, and tho blouse of white soft voile. It buttons cunningly down the front with Avee buttons.

The large figure at the right shows the entire suit. The coatee is made of tho same material and in the same color as the skirt, is also trimmed with pearl buttons and may be worn without or with a belt. The shades available in this suit are green, rose, brown, tango and Nattier blue with bodices alike in white. The price is uniformly $18.50. —Ayres—Gown room, third door.

f X

Many Beautiful Silks Are Priced at 98c and $1.98 the Yard in The Annual June Silk Sale

Silks at 98c Black sports satin of the Baronetto type, at 98<. White tub jerseys, plain ami colored stripes, yard wide. Shepherd check silk ginghams, 3G inches wide. Chiffon taffeta, light and dark navy blue, yard wide. Black taffeta and black messaline, 3G inches wide. > Silk grenadine, brocaded French grenadines, in lavender, lemon, cinnamon and black, 40 inches wide. Many other silks included—odd pieces from regular stock.

i L*V !j

Saflnay petticoats. plmn scalloped or scalloped and embroidered, may be had at $1.05 and $2.05. Tub silk petticoats, hemmed or scalloped, plain or fancy, and shadow proof are $2.03 and $3.05.

Money-Saving Specials in Ayres’ Toiletries

June Toilet Sale Values for the Saturday Shopper

Mirror nail polish, 20?. Rubber sponges, 29?. D’Orsay’s face powder, GO?. Peacock cold or vanishing cream, 29?. Cadeurka’s liquid rouge, SI.OO. Mine. Ise'Bell’3 favorite powder, 85?. Mme. Ise’BeH’s complexion soap, 3 for 70?. Powder pumice, 10?.

Fine Fragrances in Various Forms

Arly’s lilas perfume, $1.50 the ounce. Bleu d'Azur sachet, $2.50 the ounce.

Good Lisle Stockings

Imported full-fashioned stockings of lightweight cotton. Black and bulbriggan. At 50? and 75?. Wayne-knit lisle stockings with tho narrow ankle, double sole. In black, white, and colors. 59? the pair.

Books Are Ideal for Graduates Memory books for the graduate, presentation volumes of poetry and inspirational essays, handsome editions of the ol 1 favorite authors, the best In current poetry, all the well-known contemporary novels—every sort of book suitable for Sih educated berson Is available here. —Ayres—Books, street flnor.

All-White Petticoats Answer the Call of the Summer Dress Owing, perhaps, to the easy and successful way in which it launders and to the nice lines it keeps underneath the soft cotton frock, the white petticoat of either silk or sateen is the most popular.

Extra size petticoats of white sateen are priced at $1.05 and $2.05. Extra sizes in the tub silks at $3.05. White satin petticoats, shadow proof. and either hemmed or scalloped, are shown at $ 1.05. —Ayres—Petticoats, third floor.

Williams' talcum, rose or violet, 12?. Sylvan talcum, 11?. Amaml shampoo, 9? package. Pinaud’s lilac vegotale, 80?. Bay Rum, 45?. Sanitol tooth paste, 33?. English tub soap, 3 bars for 95?. Mary Garden toilet water, 45? ounce.

Coty’s sachet, sealed packages, L’Origan, Cbypro Jacqueminot, Rose Styx or Jasmine, $1,75. —-Ayres—Toilets, Btreet floor.

Wayne-knit full-fashioned lisles at 75? the pair. Wayne-knit mercerized luster lisle, full-fashioned, at SI.OO. Wayne-knit, English ribbed, sports stockings of mercerized lisle, in African, navy, white and sponge, at 95?. —Ayres—Hosiery, street floor.

INDIANA ' DAILY TIMES

Silks at $1,98 Gros de londres of splendid quality in a range of brilliant colorings. Chiffon taffeta in the dark changeable street shades. Chiffon taffetas in a range of evening and street shades. Chiffon satins in sports, street and evening shades. Yard wide. Sweet-briar, beautiful prints on dark grounds; 32-ineh width. Glace brocades, multicolor satin brocades for linings. Yard wide. Printed crepe de chine in splendid qualities, small designs; 40-inch. And other values correspondingly fine at SI.OB the yard. ‘—Ayres—Silks, second floor.

A Jewelry Miscellany In which wo list quite a flock of intrigulngly priced things In Jewelry. Not one is priced above SI.OO. Os Sterling First we note sterling silver lingerie clasps In narrow and tasteful styles, delicately engraved; GOg each. Cuff Pins There's quite a variety of these. You may get them with gold tops in solid gold, or in silver set with white or colored rhinestones, at 25g, GOg and SI.OO the pair. Ribbon Bands For the wrist watch there come dainty little ribbon bands In black or gray, at GOg and SI.OO. For Your Hair Becoming barettes In demlblonde or crystal, set with colored stones; SI.OO. —Ayres—Jewelry, street floor.

A SALE Wash Ribbons Ribbons for lingerie, plain i and brocaded, and In white, pink and blue, are specially priced Saturday as follows: No. 1 width, 4? yard; 33? bolt. | No. iy 2 width, 5? yard; 45? bolt. No. 2 width, 6? yard; 59<* bolt. No. 3 width, 8? yard; 75? bolt. No. 5 width, 10? yard; 90? bolt. —Ayres—Ribbons, street floor.

Women's Athletic Union Suits Futurist, athletic union suits of checked nainsook and striped dimity. In white and pink; 95? the suit. Kayser's swiss weight union suits, regular and extra sizes, tight and wide knee, regular and bodice top; 85? the suit. Kayser’s sufhmer weight swiss ribbed vests; bodice and regular top, in regular and extra sizes; 35? each. —Ayres—Knitwear, street floor.

m ~

DOWNSTAIRS at AYRES’ Saturday Shoppers’ Guide to Economy Saturday Presents a Big Opportunity for Mothers of Girls 7 to 14 Over 1,500 Wash Dresses Special At Each A SPECIAL purchase of the popular, well-made, high-grade “Yankee Maid” dresses —a liquidation purchase, in sact —brings these garments to you at so low a price. Such charming styles, such dainty combinations of material, color and style! Such delightfully practical, yet effectively smart little dresses as the assortment contains—they arc really a sterling opportunity for any mother to supply the summer’s entire wash apparel for all the young girls of the family.

Contrasting Collars, Cuffs and Pipings Wide Sashes Many Dresses Trimmed with Big Buttons For Women Shoppers Tub Frocks for Summer Days, $2.67 Ginghams, chambrays and and beach cloth, trimmed with organdy or cont&asting novelty materials. Large sashes, sports pockets, collars; sizes from 16 to 44. All are fast colors. New Fiber Sweaters, $5.95 Heavy fiber. In Tuxedo style, novel weaves; newest sports shades; black, navy and brown. Sizes 38 to 46. Hot Weather Undermuslins, 79c Garment

Step-ins, Marguerites, bloomers, of soft nainsooks, checked dimity and fancy voiles; popular new shades; trimmed with Val. pattern laces, edgings, einbroicTery or hemstitching. Silk Hose, 60c Pair, 6 Pairs for $3.50 SECONDS; of pure thread silk, with fashioned leg, highspllced heel, double sole; black, white, cordovan; sizes SYz to 10. Children's Socks, 35c Pair, 3 Pairs SI.OO Imported; fancy assorted patterns. full fashioned of good mercerized yarns; sizes 6Mi to ft; for boys and girls. SECONDS. Infants' Coats, 69c One to 4 years; of white pique, some embroidered, others plain. Special. Hand- Embroidered Swiss Dresses, $1.59 Sizes 1 to 3 years. Handembroidered in several smart designs; scalloped at neck and hem. Cleanup lot from a stamped goods manufacturer. Women's Silk Milanese Gloves, SI.OO 12-button length; pongee, white, gray; two clasps.

All Women’s Dresses Grouped Four Price'Lots — $lO, sls, $19.75, $25 i his Means Many Reductions OVER 600 dress, all of recent styles, materials and colors, are regrouped and many are repriced for this sale. The result is 600 bargains, for the garments affected represent some of the best savings of the season. There are Canton crepes, roslianara, krepe knits, mignonettes, both plain and drop stitch; wool tricotines, and even imported organdies, voiles and dotted , swisses. Straightline dresses, those with bouffant hip lines, basques, coat* effects, Russian blouse models, long-waisted models and those with panels; embroidered, beaded, stitched; some with wide sashes, others with belts; even a few cape dresses are included. Sizes range from 16 to 46. Light and dark shades—all the season's colors are here. L. S. AYRES & CO.—DOWNSTAIRS STORE.

Plaited Models Good, Firmly- Woven Ginghams Some White Pique Collars and Cuffs

f' <S7r

250 Sports Hats, $2 Ea - Felt, straw’, straw and yarn form these smart models, In brick, orange, green, sand, brown gray and several combinations of colors. Also some of the new candy cloth sailors in Mack, and al. straw sailors in black, blue and brown, some with other colored facings.

Whatever Women Want —the Season s Shoe Creations at $2.59 and $2.95 In addition to the best selling staple lines and a large group of combination two-toned sports oxfords, there are the following styles and style features to choose from: Sports Cxfords, Strap Pumps, Cut-Out Sandals; Flapper Pumps, Sally Pumps, Sandals In patent leather, brown satin, black and brown kid, brown calf; with high, low, military and Cuban heels; sizes 2 1 /z to S. Novelty Footwear for Women and Children at $1.69, $1.95, $2.49 Combination sports oxfords, white canvas, patent leather, straps, cut-outs and sandals. Men’s shoes and ox- Boys' shoes, $1.95 and fords, $3.95. $2.95.

Plaids, Checks, Plain Colors Dozens of Styles Full Size Ranges Dresses for All Tastes Men and Boys Handkerchiefs, 10c, 3 for 25c Nainsook, soft, ready for use; hemstitched. Balbriggen Shirts and Drawers, 35c Each, 3 for SI.OO Well made and trimmed. Drawers have reinforced seat!. Sizes 34 to 4L Nightshirts, $1.29 A clean-up lot from a manufacturer; samples, seconds, etc. Well made of good materials. Sizes 16 to 30. Men’s Shirts, $1.85, 3 for $5.00 Os fine woven madras, fiber and satin striped madras; in neckband style; some French flannels with separate collars to match. Sizes 14 to 17. Boys’ Wash Suits, $1.98 and $2.98 Some new novelty styles. Size? 2 to 8 years. Middies, Oliver Twists, of ripplette and other wash materials. Fast colors. Boys’ Athletic Union Suits, 50c Each Os checked nainsook; some have attached waists, others are exactly like dad's. Sizes 2 to 16 years.

7