Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 48, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 July 1922 — Page 11

JULY 6, 1922

OUSTS97CASES lAction Against Criminal Court Defendants Awaiting Trial Halted by Prosecutor. Ninety-seven charges against defendants in Criminal Court will be nolled by the State, William P. Evans, prosecuting attorney, announced today. The majority of the defendants have been convicted on other charges or their cases disposed of. In the list are: Edward (Big Ed) Stevens and Arthur Welling, alleged safe-cracker; Howard Cerf, now serv ing a life sentence in the State Prison for murder; William S. Frye, local transfer man, against whom seventeen charges of failure to display number plates on his trucks are placed; George W. Miller, Clint Shaw and Glenn Stout, serving terms for robbing the Beech Grove State Bank; Thomas McKinney, former motorcycle policeman, implicated in the Beech Grove robbery" Richard V. Sipe, defrauding county clerk, now at the State Prison; George Lang, John Kranzer and William Thompson, auto bandits, who terrorized motorists on Madison road some time ago.; Naomi Cochrane and James Knight, con victed of embezzlement from a local bank. Reports Purse Stolen Walter M. Place of Newport today .reported to the police he was robbed ■if his purse, containing lodge receipts, $26 in cash and a check for SBO.

2,391 New Accounts Opened Since Our Removal to Our New Building January 3 , / 922 A Commercial Banking fl fSSIS Institution —Paying 3% I W*l 1 Interest on Savings Ac- | Hill i counts 1 ss-iSi ( Most Mo( * ern Safety P eesbss fid Deposit Vault in the iJHUyI City * Boxes, $5.00 Per Year gljjMlfgg and Up. Savings Department Open Every Saturday 6 to 8 P. M. National City Bank National City Bank Building 108-112 Washington Street — East

_ A FLOCK OF FORDS a&t /k-X A GANG OF MFN m % ALWAYS Hayes Bros. ■ ‘ PLUMB ING : HE A TING A NO Vs NTtt A ' IN. - MAIN 149) AUTO ,27:49) ': - Ah'*' '' ' ' ■ ■)r ' ■ •.!

Sale of Continental Screen Doors and Windows 10%t70%

Coming at the time of the year when screen doors and windows show unmistakable signs of needing replacing and with the end of the screen season still far off, this sale of the famous Continental Bcreen doorß and windows presents an unusual opportunity for every thrifty householder to effect big savings on doors and windows he knows are made right Four different styles are included. Every door in stock has been reduced at least 20 per cent., some being closed out at a reduction of 70 per cent. All doors are covered with regular grade of black wirecloth and delivered complete with hinges, pull and hook and eye. Even If you don't need them now, It will pay you to buy for next summer—the savings are so big. No telephone orders accepted.

Na 241 Has 3-inch stiles. %-inch thick, walnut stain finish. Five different sizes, ranging from 2 feet 6 inches by 6 feet 6 inches to 3 feet by 7 feet. Prices vary from—sl.Bo to $2.10

STORE CLOSES AT 1 P. M. SATURDAY—OTHER DAYS AT 5 P. M.

V’OlMMF'inif IX Hardware Cos. Ywl A LjVJ w JL 120-124 E. WASH. ST.

Recover Stolen Car A Joy rider took an automobile belonging to L. A. Wilson, 81 N. Warman Ave., from New Jersey and Michigan Sts. last night. Sergeant Helm saw the man in the stolen car at Indiana Ave. and Douglas St. at 1:30 a. m., and called police headquarters. The emergency squad found the car deserted near Riverside Park. STATE BANK STATEMENTS JAMES L. GAVIN, President. H. B BURNETT. Vice President. LEWIS N. POYSER, Cashier. J. LEWIS BRAY, Assistant Cashier. Report of the condition of the Northwestern State Bank, at Indianapolis, in the State of Indiana, at the close of Ita , business on June 30, 1022. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts $515,816.04 [ Overdrafts 221.17 U. S. bonds 80,819.03 ! Other bonds and securities .... 22,250.00 j Furniture and fixtures 1,000.00 j Other real estate 19,900.00 Due from banks and trust companies 12,637.60 1 Cash on hand 18,486.21 ] Cash items 1,481.37 insurance 157.20 Other assets 247.54 | Total resources $673,017.06 LIABILITIES. Capital stock—paid in $ 25,000.00 Surplus 20,000.00 Undivided profits 065.56 Interest, discount, etc 5,210.05 Demaud deposits 269,799.40 Demand certificates 12,172.17 ; Time certificates 2,990.09 Savings deposits . 387,138.08 Certified checks 41.06 Total liabilities $678,017.06 State of Indiana, County of Marion, ss: ; I, Lewis N. Poyaer, cashier of the Northwestern State Bans, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true. | LEWIS N. POYSER, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this sth day of July, 1922.' (SEAL) W. B. NICEWANGER. Notary Public. My commission expires January 29tb, 1924.

n No. 311 Is a more elaborate door. Has 3-inch stiles, 1)% inches thick, natural wood finish with 2 coats of varnfsh. Fourteen different sires ranging from 2 feet 6 inches by 6 feet 6 inches to 3 feet by 8 feet 6 inches. Prices range from—sl.7s to $3.10

wmmmmmmm Get Foot Comfort Here wmmmmmm I Setting the Pace in Fashionable Footwear at Popular Prices I (f Don't Think — y JlIT* Because our prices are $5.00 and $6.00, you don’t get quality foot- ■ 1 • wear—you do. That’s our guari rices "*• Don't Think — Because our prices are $5.00 and $6.00, you don’t get up-to-the-minute styles —you do. That’s _ our positive assurance. Don't Think — Qjld Because our prices are $5.00 and $6.00, we can not combine style, $ i—i quality and fit. We can. That’s our absolute policy. H I ■ 111 If You Want / Style and Comfort WEAR OUR SHOES -V ■ —- 2) u Feltman-Curme Shoe Stores (Style Designers) 38 East Washington Street. 9 South Illinois Street. Open Saturday Until 9:30 P. M. mmsmsm v 1)

A. ' .-.j -n New Gennett Records Just Out —Hear Them! / KICKY-KOO (You For Me—Me For You) (Fox Trot) 4887 ) (Lewis-Young-Meyer). ( (Westphal) Bailey's Lucky Seven. I I’LL BING THEE 80NG8 OF ARABY (Wils-Clay) GYPSY LOVE 80NG (Smlth-Herbert) From “The Fortune Teller.” Henry Moeller—Tenor. / 80RTER MIBS YOU (Smith) 10062 ) SMILIN’ THROUGH (Penn) 90*5 j Henry Moeller, Tenor —Piano Accompaniment by ( Thos. Griselle. Violin Obligato Ruth Slickney. .... ( IN MAYTIME—(WaIt*) (Snyder) 5 SMILIN’ THROUGH —(Waltz) (Penn) Intro: Sorter ( Mias You. Taylor Trio —Violin Piano and 'Cello. Special ) I LOST MY HEART TO YOU (Riley's Orchestra) ( SPANISH FANGOANGLE (Riley’s Orchestra) For Sale By The Starr Piano Cos. and Leading Dealers Everywhere

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Nr. Si!. Has a solid lower panel, 4inch stiles, 1 % inches thick, carefully finished In 2 coats of Tarnish. Eight different sires, ranging from 2 feet 8 inches by 6 feet 8 inches to 3 feet by 7 feet 0 inches. Prices vary from—s3.6s to $4.20

Liberty Bonds Get our prices. 415 LEMCKE BLDG.

Has a wide be .-torn rail and 2 center rails, 4-inch Riles. 1% inches thick, flush mitered moldings, 2 coats special varnish. Eleven different sires, ranging from 2 feet 6 inches by 7 feet to 3 feet by 7 fee t 6 inches. Prices range from—sl.9s to $4.20

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Newton Todd

Continental WINDOW SCREENS Continental Window Screens are made of hardwood, finished in oil, both sides alike. Black screen wire securely fastened and covered by molding. Height Extension Price 18 In. 21 to 33 in. 40* 24 in. 23 to 37 in. 53C 80 in. 23 to 37 in. 70<i 36 in. 29 to 45 in. 90) Measure your openings carefully to prevent mistakes and changes.

During July and August Store Closes Saturdays at 1 P. M. Other Days at 5 P. M.

FIRST FLOOR WOMEN’S UNION SUITS Lisle and mercerized lisle, ribbon shoulder strap, tight and shell OQ., knee; $1.50 quality OoC WOMEN’S SEALPAX UNION SUITS—Of plain nainsook, built-up shoulder, also bodice top; flesh and white; sizes 38 and 40; $1.25 quality (3 suits for $2.00), suit UUC LEATHER BAGS Some slightly marred; many styls to choose from; black, brown, tern, gray; _ up to $2.00 qualities -—. r*OC LEATHER GOODS—Children’s bags leather or silk, attractive colors; billfolds, place for pass card, bills, chain, calendar; also belts In black and brown, all lengths; coin purses, snap or envelope shapes, in all leathers; up to SI.OO qualities tuJL ORGANDY BASHES White and pastel shades, 3 yards long; plcot or lace trimmed edges; up to Qtl $2.48 qualities 2/OC WOMEN’S CAMISOLE VESTEES— Os net, lace trimmed; cream OQ and ecru; 69c quality .OoS* WOMEN'S COLLARS AND COLLAR AND CUFF SETS —Os heavy and net laces. Tuxedo shapes; organdy and eyelet embroidered seta and collars, also gingham ani madras OQ r sets; up to $1.25 qualities OiJK. WOMEN’S HOSE High-spliced heels, double soles, silk lisle garter tops; black, cordovan, African brown and navy; all sizes; strictly first quality; $2.00 quality. ..$1.59 WOMEN’S NOVELTY ARTIFICIAL SILK HOSE —Seamless foot, fashioned leg, fully reinforced; black, gray, nude and cordovan; also novelty mixtures; $1.35 and $1.50 qualities, pair .ifOK. SILK HOSE FOR WOMEN Embroidered, pure thread silk; seamless foot, fashioned leg. slik lisle garter tops, embroidered Instep or clock; white, cordovan, African brown, Russian calf and navy; S- 0 . s —’: sl-29 PURE THREAD SILK HOSE FOR WOMEN —Seamless foot, fashioned leg, lisle garter tops; black, white, polo gray and silver; extra special (3 pairs, $2.25), 70£ pair SILK LISLE HOSE FOR WOMEN —Seamless foot, fashioned leg, fudy reinforced; white and brown, 39c and 60c qualities, Z9C pair ******* third floor or portieres; rose, blue, green and brown; washable; S9o A fie quality, yard FILET CURTAIN NETS—Durable weaves, neat detached figure patterns; white, ivory and oc r Egyptian; 50c quality, yd OOX. DOUBLE WIDTH OVERDRAPERY used halt width; verdure patterns, plain and multicolor effects; blue, rose, gold and brown; QQ r $1.35 quality, yard CURTAIN VOILE Etamlne and marquisette, yard wide; plain and crossbar patterns; launders without being stretched; white and Ivory; lengths up to 10 yards; up to 69c qualities, yard UO\(Six) CEDAR CHEST8 —40 and 43 inches long; copper trimmed Tennessee red cedar; all have lock, key and castors; extra £ 1 9 special, each skt*,oo FOURTH FLOOR RUBBER DOORMATS size; diamond or circle OQ r> VELVET HALL OR STAIR RUNNER —27 tnchos wide, with bordered edges; colors of blue, (fl A Q dark red or tan; yard tJH.fr*/ jAP GRASS RUGS—9xI2 feet; pretty stenciled patterns, in green or brown; up to $8.50 and 4 QO qualities s^.oo SEAMLESS VELVET RUGS— Plain color. 6x9 foet, with baud borders In tan, blue, rose or (11 QC green; $23.50 quality at. It.OO FIFTH FLOOR M OPS —White cotton cloth, self wringing, long handle, Oftr $1.69 quality VOL WAXED PAPER—WiII keep foods fresh and 1 A_ clean ..3 packages for IUL SKILLETS —Heavy cast Iron, nickel plated, No. 8 size; d**J OQ $2.25 quality RUBBISH CANS galvanized metal; AQ. $1.69 quality IFOC CANISTER SETS —For flour, sugar, coffee and tea; set of 4 PC complete; $1.25 quality BUCKETS —Heavy tin, bail handle, wood grip; 60c quality £tO\. LIQUID SOAP —For cleaning woodwork, eta; j C _ special Ivt SIXTH FLOOR WOMEN’S STAMPED NOVELTY APRONS Os heavy unbleached muslin, good assortment of patterns and styles in embroidery and applique; 69c quality; JQ WOMEN’S STAMPED NIGHTGOWNS—Of good grade white nainsook; well made, neat pat- £Q terns; special CANDLE SHADES —Double silk, 4inch empire style, attractively finished with fancy braid; OQ extra special, each OoC

HW'RBLOCKG! Hart PeheiTner * M.n QntrMtMd Clothe* for Men. Toon* Men and Boye, S to I*-

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All Wool Suits Sale $1 C 95 Price 10== For Men and Young Men Two Pairs Trouser* Included at $18.95 Coat, vest and two pairs long trousers, all for $18.95. Remember, every suit is all wool. Regulars md stouts. Plenty of sports models and tweeds. Genuine Palm Beaoh Men’s: <to Off T rousers. OJ>UJ

Small Women sand Misses’ Silk Dresses Up to $7.50 Qualities $2.98 Thera are just fifteen of these dresses left and, needless to say, they won’t be here long at this absurdly low price. Attractively made of taffeta, crepe knit, Buskanna, poplin, etc. Women who wear sizes 16 to 36 and are interested in real bargains should be here when the doors open Friday.

Bungalow Aprons, 50c Neatly made of good quality gingham and trimmed with rick-rack braid. Cut full and roomy. Three hundred in the lot. Specially priced Friday at 50?.

Boys’ 2Trouser Suits, $43 8 to 17 Years Sturdy wearing suits in effective Bhades; well made In good styles. Two pairs of full-lined trousers Included with each suit. Special values at $4.98. BOYS’ ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR— Sizes 6 to 16 years; elastic atrip In back; full cut; AQr well made BOYS’ WASH TROUSERB Sizes 8 to 16 years; light and dark materials; well made; fast colors. ./7C BOYS’ BLOUBE8 —Sizes 6 to 15 years, sports and regular styles; fast colors, light and dark stripes and QQ/ plain blue; special OO C BOYS’ OVERALLS—WeII made of blue striped denim, with bib; sizes 4 to 14 yoars; special at rtoL

Domestics, Blankets, Etc.

SItOO BI.EACHKD (BAJII,EiS SHEETS—OI good quality round thread bleached sheeting, neatly made with a 8-inch hem, excellent for home or hotel uho; very QO _ special vOC UNBLEACHED SHEETING —Bl inches wide, good, firm W wave ; easily bleached ; regular 450 quality, O 4 special, yard J'rC Buy ten yards and save sl.lO. PILLOW TUBING—4O Inches wide, good, hoary tubing that will wear and launder; regular 45c quality, OQ. yard 40C NAINSOOK—Sheer quality, 36 lnchea wide; for undergarments, infanta’ and chilwear; 35c quality, extra special, yard 86-inch PERCALE—Desirable for house dresses, aprons, etc., in navy, light and gray grounds; neat figured stripes and checks; regular 25c 1 quality, yard......... AJV. BABY CRIB BLANKETS— Fleeced on both sides, white body with washable color stripe, blue borders (no phone orders). Offpair JoC

$5.00 and $6.00 Men’s Trousers SaJe $0 98 Price An Extra Pair With Your Coat and Vest Good, serviceable, all-wool fabrics, including all-wool blue serges, excellently tailored to stand hard wear. Patterns to match suits as well as good, durable, allwool work trousers. Sale price, $2.98. Men's Khaki d| on Trousers 1 .UU

Sale of Women’s and Misses’ SUITS Up to $25 Qualities $7.95 Foresighted women will select one of these trim suits for early fall wear, as they won’t find values like these later on. Made of serge, Kelly tweed, heatherweave, tweed and jersey, in Tuxedo or plain tailored styles. Taken from our $18.50, $22.50 and $25.00 groups and reduced for Bargain Friday to 97.95.

Clearance of Corsets, 79c For women and misses. Made of Jeans, coutil, batiste, etc. For slight or average figures; SI.OO, $1.25 and $1.50 qualities; slightly soiled. Special at 79<i.

Men’s Furmshings

MEN'S OVERALLS AND JACKETS-Of plain blue denim, Steifel's Wabash stripe and white drill; every garment perfect and full cut; sizes 32 to 44 (limit two garments to a customer; no phone, C. O. D. or mall orders); no each OOC HARRIS H 7 N OLE GRIP PAD GARTERS —ln various colors. Friday t a special i&C MEN’S WASH TIES— Mercerized tubular, narrow neckband, good variety of patterns, fast colors, a n each l/C

Hosiery Specials BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ CHILDREN’S PURE STOCKINGS Rein- THREAD SILK SOX—forced toe and heel, Black, red, green, medium rib; sires sto white, pink; sires 7to 10. Friday li, Fridav. ip special l*tC special, pair ....nOC WOMEN’S PURE THREAP SILK HOSE—Fully reinforced, high spliced heels, fashioned legs; black, nude, silver, white and cordovan; irregulars of SI.OO quality. Friday, CCspecial ...DOC

Delicious Candies

TAFFY KISSES Fresh made, wrapped, strawberry flavor (2 rounds for Iff _ 250), pound ...... IJC JELLY DROPS— Spiced, spe- 9Q/. cial, bound

PLAIN COLOR CHAMBRAY —ln shades of green, tan, pink, blue; for suits and children's wear; Ift.. extra special, yard IUC AWNING DUCK—32 Inches wide, in the desirable bine or brown stripes; spodally priced, yard..... .OUC PAJAMA CHECKS—Yard wide, pure white with small woven checks; excellent for pajamas and underwear; special, 1 7 _ yard GRAY BLANKETS—FuII doublft bed sire, dofible fleeced, beautiful color striped bor- QQ der; SB.OO quality..yl.HO WHITE VOILE—4O inches wide, fine and sheer; excellent quality for dresses, blouses, etc.; specially priced. 25c *H EETING MUBl4N—Unbleached, yard wide, for sheets, bolsters, eases, bedspreads and general use; for“r”"': 12%C CURTAIN SCRIM—Yard wide, white or cream center with double colored borders in windmill design; 15c quality (no phone in orders), yard IvC

Genuine Palm Beach Suits, Sale price, $8.95 FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN Regulars, stouts, shorts, longs—all $8.95. Mohair Suits Sale price, $11.95 FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN Regulars, stouts, shorts, longs—all $11.95.

Artificial Silk Sweaters $1.89 Clearance of all broken lots of artificial silk sweaters for women and misses. One hundred sweaters that sold for $3 and $4. Special Friday, $1.89.

MEN’S BLUE CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS —D oub 1 e stitched, faced sleeves, collars attached; slipover, cut full; sizes 14, so 14)*, 15; each ‘tOC MEN’S ATHLETIC UNION SUITS—Of cross-bar dimity, elastic Insert back, sleeveless, knee length, comfortably cut; sires 84 wi?i 49c MEN’S OOTJTON WOKE SOCKS—Ribbed elastic tops; black, brown and gray; sires 10. 10% and 1 A 11; pair IUC

O RANGE FLAVORED ICED JELLIES—Very de- as licioua, pound —dC CHOCOLATES Assorted fruit flavors, special, sa pound box.. 5dC

mosquito net—sß inches wide, best quality, white and colors: 8 00,. yards tfOC BED PILLOWS—I7x24, Ailed with new sanitary feathers; coverings of good quality art tick in new, attractive patterns; Friday, WHITE ORGAN DY—4O Inches wide, perfect finish, desirable for children’s dresses, collars, cuffs and trimmings; special Friday, Or yard .........-....—..••"•0C FILET CURTAIN NET—Yard wide, in a good selection of neat, new patterns, white and Ivory; reduced from 85c for NAINSOOK—Yard wide, first quality, for underwear and general use (no phone orders), special, CAMBRIC MUSLIN—Yard wide, perfect weave and finish: suitable for nightgowns, underwear and general use; 250 quality, SS*): 17c Buy 10 yards and savgßoc.

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