Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 57, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 July 1922 — Page 3

JULY 17, 1922

PENNSYLVANIA GIVEN RIGHT TO LEASEDIVISION Parent Company May Take Over Panhandle for 999 Years. 4 PER CENT IS GUARANTEED Increase in Rental Dating From End of Year 1925 Is Provided. By United Press "WASHINGTON, July 17 —The Pennsylvania Railroad today was authorized by the Interstate Commerce Commission to acquire control by lease of the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad. Authority for the making of the lease, which is to run “for the time of 999 years from Jan. 1, 1921," was given under the express condition that the Pennsylvania shall not “sell, pledge or otherwise dispose cf” the capital stock of” the Panhandle road, now owned or controlled by it without the consent of the commission. Under the terms of the lease the Pennsylvania proposes to pay the P., c. C. & St. L., as rental, a sum equivalent to 4 per cent per annum of that carrier's now outstanding capital stock until Dec. 31, 1925, and 5 per cent thereafter. A further sum, sufficient to enable the “Panhandle" to maintain its corporate organization, will be paid. ' “Pickled” to the Ears NEW BRUNSWICK. Conn. —Aus ten Bailey, a plumber, was found by police sitting on a curb with both his ears cut off. Bailey, who was said to be intoxicated, was unable to tell how it happened.

luiLvxnHnynnrStore Open 8:30 A. M. to 5 P. M.—Saturdays Till 9 P. Lee’s Overalls Sale of Boys’ and Jackets Wash Pants VRAIOOTI 'ooilnd waehable. Sires 10 per cent additional. 155511 H 7 to 18 yearn $129 "The Store of Greater Values” 4oC fedau is Men’s Blue Up to SI.OO Women’s Women’s Fibre Chambray Shirts Wash Blouses Boot Silk Hose Well made work \ v „ , , shirts of heavy blue I A£\ { Color, are nude, black v chambray. made full 'I JB M and white, seamed (*1 [~ to size, 14 to 17. (TvV tp. JpE back, double heel and {A |F i uV cile hrifl Day only ’ ) . Sale of Men’s |W Tuesday Thrift Dav Sale Shirts and Drawers ' Thrlft Uay Wnmen’s Union Suits Short sleeve shirts. \ 300 to select from—at the lowest Womens Union O , , *t O yfi price In years Dimity and Regular or \ ankle length drawers, f /| /l batiste blouses with Tuxedo and sizes, loose or tight J ft A our regular ..Oc seUer, ( Peter Pan colUrg Slzes ?A to 46 knee, bodice or band < <llft for Thursday only; v tops. White or pink. /al all size*. ' Thursday only. Size. 1 - Men’s Nainsook P rim Aprons $2 , 50 Women’s All#Un.on Suits jus. Wool Slipover and dark C oi- Sweaters Otic sfo $1.29 Women’s Stout , X Good duality ma- Percale Aprons /ftC New slipover sport terlal, well made j Ft —* . ft illil with elastic web Excellent < l ua^t y> \ GviTk sweaters, n nav r> i Ml „ . , . ~ light and dark per- \ P* black, brown and l till insert m back; a.i cales. sash back. (V L m MacSyt?* henna, with novelty ! Ill] sizes. Special for rick-rack trimmed. /(j ,11 fx X- body stripes. Thrift Thrift Day only. Sizes 42 to 54. Thrift ) day only. —— Day only. 7 50c Boys’ Percale p, lr £ , , • Sale of Boys’ Sport Blouses L lr 8 Bathing Suits Just for Thrift Day - j VJrgandy Uresses Good quality navy . only, good quality, ICk m "tilt*. trimmed IA fanev striped percale \</ g% - white, snug fitting, \/I /% blouses, sizes 6to 15 /tl I L ! 7V</ _ quick drying. Special * JL U V years. Special Tues- ' A _*v JT <4 for Thrift Day only. ) day. 7 ■ Sizes 4 to 10. 7 $6.00 Men’s Silk jjgffe Boy’s Baseball Mohair Pants Age. 8 to Suits, Special Men! Here’s a win- , j 4 y ears Complete outfit con- . rer! Think of it (ft 01! sisting of cap, blouse. ) 4Q $6 cool pants on sale \P f Ju Cool, crisp, new summer dresses, pants and belt. ' if I•“ Thrift Day only. / £d = ~~" 1” white and colors; neatly Trimmed In red or / I Sizes 30 to 42. Cuff 1 trimmed with embroidery and blue. Thrift Daly ) bottoms. y j large sashes. Thrift Day only. only. Size. 7 to 18. 7 t ' Thrift Day Sale sls and $lO Silk and Summer Dresses • Crepe De Chines /v||i ty Silk Crepe Knit j /y|i 1/1 Fine Ratine V \\^—> Dotted Swiss gfo \\i ■ Normandy Voiles ' j j jA Thrift Day offers the greatest values of the week. We believe i! i . | it will pay you to attend this sale. Sizes for women and misses. $5 Sleeveless j $5 Women’s 7 , j Guimpe Dresses Summer Dresses ill Fine quality Street dre.se. of j| I Beach Cloth, cool ] AA dark voiles, smart "1 (J AC I\l and dressy; all ( A B ,Ul| ginghams, cool (JH I Hf) summer colors. B ___ linens and fine > B ___ \ While they last, 1 JL tissues. Thrift I JL —— i uesday. / Day only. / Women’s $5 sls Women’s Women’s Novelty Skirts Tricotine Suits Satin Capes 15.00 novelty skirts, wool &13.00 women’, trlcotine suit*, Silk lined, fringe trimmed, skirts In .hep- \ blouse a n and \ Remark ab 1 e v SKufVbSft hijH! ssr*,, Uq.oo 'se.oo Day while they ( X Thrift Da y ( U Thrift Day only. ( 0= last. only. J 1 - -

Dan Beard Tells How to Make Birchbark Thing

Bp DAJf BEAM). Xational Scout Cummisiloner. Be good woodsmen, girls. That means, remember the laws of the open when your “bunch” Is off on a hike for birchbark. You know, of course, that to cut a belt-like strip of bark from a tree, t leaving a bare band entirely around the trunk will kill the tree. However, small pieces of bark reaching up and down the trunk, peeled off, will not prove fatal to the trees. But do not take too much from one; let sevBEARD. eral trees furnish you with bark. Soften the thick bark by soaking it in water. When pliable it is ready

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to be made into various articles. When necessary to sew edges of an article together the bark must be wet and soft. The diagram (Fig. 1), represents a woodsy drinking cup in the making and it calls for a flawless piece of

birchbark five and one-half inches square. Bend forward and crease the bark through the center (Fig. IAA), then crease backward the two diagonal lines, B and B, from corners to center, and bring the two side edge* of center line together only at the points A and A (Fig. 2). Now bring the two points B and B (Fig 2), forward against the outside of cup part (Fig. 2), and fasten the B B points to top edge of cup. Thorns can be used as pins, and you will have a serviceable woodsy drinking cup that will not leak (Fig. 3). For your card case have a strip of bark like Fig. 4, with slit, D, cut near lower edge through which to pass the tongue, E. Fold up lower end to meat the lower edge of flap, and with very coarse darning needle and twine of inner bark fibre, or ordinary soft twine, saw the two sides of pocket part together, which fin-

ishes the card case (Fig. 5). You can also make most attractive sheets of letter paper from perfect strips of birchbark, on which letters inay be written with pen and ink (Fig. 6). Tomorrow: Beard Tells How to Make Fairy Indian Wigwams.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

JMMr of Pearson’s /y $lB 0.0 OO FIRE SALE The remodeling of our former store is this sale. These instruments were divided j nearing completion and by next week will into four groups and now the fourth and be ready for our occupancy. Therefore last group will go on sale Monday mornwe must dispose of the remainder of our ing. This group represents the cream of fire sale stock as we do not intend mov- our former stock, highly desirable instruing any of these instrument ments, guaranteed by us to be in firstWe have had just 680 pianos to offer in class condition in every respect. JUST 137 PIANOS-PLAYERS-GRANDS Remain to be Sold This Week Final Price Reductions NOW PREVAIL Rather than move a one of these pianos back to lieve will never again be equaled. Come in Mon- C/ our former store we have again made a drastic day—only by seeing and hearing these fine inVO) cut * n price. We are going to give the people of strumente can you fully appreciate the wonderful (Cy j \ / Indianapolis and vicinity such values as we be- . bargains we are offering. \ S CQ 1 Upright PIANOS Player PIANOS ,ILM-' M d ßrand new mahogany, oak md walnut In the various finishes; all the latest | cases: handsomely finished; full 88- mechanical improvements. SSOO, S6OO feyi. 1 !■- . ! 1 note. While they last— and $950 players, while they last, at— I pj $ 197- $ 237;5, Etc. *265 -■*335 '595 fjg®j| iliiU Grand PIANOS Phonographs and ll; Beautiful mahogany cases for the |Q|Lrl Tl fT SVi DfnUinc i ||>~A apartment, cottage or mansion. High- 1 AilVlllg lvlCLv4lillCo Iji * Big nductlocs on genuine Victor, Ediii in every respect Whil. they laat- BOn . A . o 1 i a n-VocaUon and Cheney Pi l / .aa p< .i4 id jw* jm makes. Table, cabinet and period mod- 1 { IJBlmmfllmllf [I Ctfpoil $ 395-415- $ Swpr^ th ' yl “ tiatph—ally 1 l[ Closing Out at Half Price tillll, J I >*r= J 111 p a, ■ Cabinets Plano If you com* ®arly. Phonographs cabinet models. Real bargains J|r p Player Rolls 3 for $1 —Many Used Piano Bargains i if ® ur Library Includ ed Standard Word Rolls T Ii a^eß P* 2llloß Offered in This Sale Are — I Mason & Hamlin, Steinway Duo Art, Steck, j §£|S f ilfr— Stroud & Weber Duo Arts, Kurtzmann, Vose I & Sons, Haines, Brambach, Schaff Bros., ■/ Hi l.'. r J .i.'" l ' ■ 1

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