Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 132, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1922 — Page 7

OCT. 12, 1922

AIMED BY UPTURNED AUTO Ollie K. Miller Seriously Injured —Released From Position by Police. When an automobile plunged from a culvert Into a ditch and turned over early today, Ollie K. Miller, 80, 3700 block on S. Meridian St. was pinned under the automobile and seriously Injured. The accident occured on Troy Ave., a half mile east of Shelby St. The ditch is about five feet deep. Miller suffered a broken leg and possible internal injuries. A. O. Pierson, 444 N. Gray St., was passing in his automobile and when he found he was unable to lift the car off of the injured man he drove to a residence some distance from the scene and notified the police. Motor Police Anderson and Giggs, assisted by three men pgssing in an automobile, righted the wrecked car. C, G. Parker took Miller home. 145,666 REGISTER Marion County Total Is 24,000 Short of i 1920 Figures. Total combined registration for i September and Ocpber was 145,666, , complete returns from all the 205 precincts of Marion County showed, j For the presidential election in 1920; a total of more than 169,000 was j i egistered. “Although this figure is unofficial, the official estimate, which will be made public within ten days, will differ little,” County Auditor Leo K. Fesler said. DEDICATE NEW SCHOOL B. J .Burris is Speaker at Exercises at Lawrence. The new $176,000 public school of Lawrence township was dedicated last j night. The principal dedicatory ad- j dress was made by Benjamin J. Bur- j ris. State superintendent of public in-j struction. “Indiana's most vital question is; education,” said Mr. Burris. “Fifty j years ago $75,000,000 was expended i for elementary and high school edu- j cation and last year $760,000,000 was; expended and on increased is de- j nianded." NEGRO IS SHOT Daniel Chambers ( laims Wound Is Result of Accident. Danigi,Chambers. 43, negro, of 832 TorbeftSt., was in the city hospital today suffering from a bullet wound in the left side of hU jaw. Chambers claimed he was accidentally shot with an automatic pistol which he had given to Verner Belcher. 28. negro, of 940 Paca St., to examine. The shooting occurred at the Paca St., address last night. Belcher was held on a vagrancy charge while the police investigate the shooting. Charn-1 bers was held -n the detention ward at the hospital, having been arrested on the charge of unlawul possession of firearmr. RAID HOTEL Police Place Manager. Two Men and Two Women Under Arrest. Five persons were arrested last night when a police squad raided the Cico Hotel. 124 E. New York St. Charles Stevens. 39, manager of the hotel, was arrested. Two men and two women found in the hotel were arrested on statutory charges. Those arrested gave their names as Harry Brown, 34, and Edith Jones. 31. both of Cicero; John Eck. 39, of 831 N. Dearborn St., and Garnet Frankes, 29, of 331 S. Temple Ave. All were released on cash bands

Huder s lc Sale Today,. Friday and Saturday, October 12th, 13th and 14th r T , |_Jl7 Os A M _ Pay us the regular price for any item here advertised and we * will sell you another of the same kind for ONE CENT

FOOD PRODUCTS Liggett’s Opeko Tea Formosa, Oolong,* Orange Pekoe, Mixed Black and Green. Standard Price This Sale Packet 50c lockets slc 30c Symonds Inn Cocoa, 2 for 31c Made from the pure cocoa beana. Unexcelled In quality without any adulterations. Symonds Inn Flavoring Extracts The highest grade the market affords Two-onnce bottles. 35c Vanilla ..............2 for 36^ 40c Lemon ....2 for 41£ 23c Symonds Inn Baking Chocolate For baking, cooking and drinking uses. Standard Price This Sale H-lb. or Two %-lb. or Cake.......... aDC Cakes .....4UC 20c Symond's Inn Chocolate Pudding 2 for 21<) Opeko Coffee (Ground) A goperb drink and wonderful value. Standard Price .Two .. This Sale lbs... .J4C Maximum Hot Water Bottles Full two-quart capacity. This water bottle Is guaranteed against Imperfections. Standard Price This Sole - $2.26 Maximum 2-Qt. Fountain Syringe This U one of the fluent syringes that can be manufactured. The quality is extra fine. This syringe is guaranteed against imperfections. Standard Price This Sal* as.*, $2.25 ..$2.26 100 5-gr. C. C. Caacara Tablets, 49c pkg 2 for 50d 10c Riker”s Bronchial Postllles ~..2 for 11* 25c Stearate Zinc, sift top tin............... 2 for 260 25c Aspirin Tablets. 2 dozen b0x............2 for 26<1

WASHINGTON and PENNSYLVANIA STREETS

SEEK LOUISVILLE MAN Police Asked to Aid Wife in Locating .Joe Rosner. The police of this city were searching for Joe Rosner, of Louisville, Ky., inday. Mary Rosner told the police that her husband disappeared from his home in Louisville, Oct. 4. She said she believed he was in Indianapolis. ‘FORGIVE THEM’ Rabbi Israel Calls Upon Jesus for Toleration of Critics. “It is the duty of the Jewish people everywhere to consider intelligently the intolerance of the anti-Semlties and we must not think these narrowminded people who seek to discredit us are representatives of our Christian friends," Rabbi Edward Israel of Evansville said in an address last evening at a meeting of the Independent Order of B’nai B’rith Lodge No. 58. HOUSE RANSACKED Police Investigate Robbery at George W. Stradling Home. Burglars entered the home of George W. btradllng, 1932 Central Ave.. the police were told last night. The family was away from home and every room was ransacked. It was not learned what had been stolen.

Fourth Floor State Life Building if / / the / ( / r) „ Elevator WHILE THEY LAST 400 TRIMMED HATS At the Very, Very Low Price of SO.OO WE do not say anything about former prices, we do not need to—inasmuch as you know what a $2.00 Hat Sale means here. Remember, the women who attend this sale at 9 o’clock will get first choice of these rare values. Closing Out All Children’s Hats Baby Bonnets, Soft Hats—Every Child’s Hat -j included that sold up to $8 AFRICAN OSTRICH FEATHER CO Fourth Floor State Life Building

Liggett’s Chocolate The chocolates with wonderful centers, nationally known and advertised as America’* greatest value at Standard Price This Sal# Household Remedies and Toilet Goods 60c Rexall Orderlies for Constipation ....2 boxes 26c Rexall Liver Pills for 2 Ot> 60c Rexal Analge.sic Balm 2 for 19c Peroxzone Vanishing Cream 2 for 20C 60c Milk of Magnesia, 12-os. bottle .....2 for ste* 85c RexaJl Almond Cream 2 for 25c Biker’s Expectorant 2 for 260 25e Pearl Tooth Powder for 260 25c Intense Rose Talcum 2 for 260 25c Trailing Arbutus Talcum 2 for 260 25c Headache Tablets# for 260 89c Biker's Kidney Pills 2 for 400 25c Red Cedar Flakes (packing compound).2 for 260 25c Medicated Skin Soap 2 for 260 25c Klenzo Tar Shampoo Soap for 260 69c Lord Baltimore Stationery, assorted tints and white for 510 75c Harmony Toilet Water, Lilac, Violet, w,,terla for 7GO 50c Biker’s Violet Cerate 2 for 510 50c Klenzo Tooth Paste for 510 39c Violet Dulce Face Powder for 400 SI.OO Bouquet Ramee Face P0wder.......2 for JRI.OI 40c Cascade Linen Pound Paper 2 for 410 "5c Cascade Envelopes, 50 to pkg 2 for 3<JO 25c Violet Dulce Talcum 2 for 260 50c Cocoa Butter Cold Cream ...2 for 51 r 39c Syta French Face Powder 2 for 400 39c Syta Brunette Rouge 2 for 400 Many worth while item* not listed here Included in this aale. It will doubly pay you to visit us.

ADOPT RESOLUTION Lutherans Heartily Endorse Labors ot Near East Relief. After an address by Mead A. Kelsey, secretary of Near East Relief, Wednesday, the Indiana Synod of the United Lutheran Church of America, in session at St. Mark’s Church, Prospect and Linden Sts., unanimously adopted the following resolution: “The attention of the Indiana Synod of the United Lutheran Church has been called to the service of the Near East Relief organization on behalf of thousands of orphan children in the Bible lands and also to its prompt and effective response to the need of those who were overwhelmed at the Smyrna disaster. We believe this work to be eminently Christian and we recommend it to the sympathetic consideration of our churches.” Why Stay Fat? You Can Reduce The answer of most fat people is that it Is too hard, too troublesome and too dangerous to foroe the weight down. Marmola Prescription Tablets overcome all thes.j difficulties. They are absolutely harmless, entail no dieting or exercise, and have the added advantage of cheapness A case Is sold at one dollar by all druggists the world over, or send the price direct to the Marraola Cos.. 4612 Woodward Ave,, Detroit. Mich. Now that you know this, you have no excuse for being fat, but can reduce steadily and easily without going through long sieges of tiresome exercise and starvation diet or fear of bad effects. —Advertisement.

THE EN DIAN STULLS TIMES

Hour Sales 9 to 10 A. M. Women’s Dresses at $5 One rack of odds and ends; Jerseys, serges; a few silks; sizes 10 to 42; A CLEARANCE! OP HIGHER PRICED DRESSES. 200 Men’s Cotton Work Socks, 5c Black and cordovan; for one hour only. IRREGULARS. 45 Women’s Hats, $1.75 Each Varied shapes and colors, of velvets; REAL BARGAINS, ALL. 100 Junior Gingham Dresses, 69c Each. rinlds. chocks, striped dresses. 7 to 14 years. §9 Pairs Women’s High Shoes, $1.95 Pair, Viol kid lace shoes, also some one-strap slippers; rubber heels, hand turned soles, soft and comfortable; for house or street wear; sizes 3 to S. 27-Inch Fancy Outing, 10c Yard Short lengths of checks, plnids and stripes. Children’s Hose, 9c Pair For boys or girls; medium ribbed; sizes 6 to 9; SECONDS. Women’s Knit Union Suits, 290 Each Doose or tight knee; bodice top; sizes 36 and 38 only; SECONDS. Bandeaux and Brassieres, 15c Each •CLEAN-UP of odd lots; brocades and meshes; some formfitted models of Coe gingham. 10 to 11 A. M. Boys’ Flat Fleeced Union Suits, 60c Suit These suits and aome men’s undershirts are specially reduced to a remarkably low price for ONE HOUR ONLY. Assorted Wash Goods, 10c Yard Glogbamr, sateen*, repp*, plain white voile, etriped voile, printed dimity; S2 end 36-inch fabric; short lengths. 75 Pairs Strap Rubbers, 59c Pair Seasonable; foothold rubbers, without heels; a b’.g saving; all sizes. Serpentine Crepe Kimonos, $1.29 Well assorted patterns; well made, braid trimmed. 11 to 12 Noon Seamless Sheets, 95c Each Double bed size; substantial weight: torn and hemmed. 32 Men’s N ; ghtshirts, 79c Each Os muslin, soft quality} size 16. Silk and Fabric Gloves, 39c Pair Odd lots, mostly black with a few eolo-a; IRREGULARS. Sateen Petticoats, 50c Each Just enough for an hour's selling; white only.

2 to 3 P. M. 76 Pairs Men's House Slippers, $1.49 Brown kid slippers, In Everett and Romeo styles; elastic sides, wide widths; sizes 6 to 11. Men's Crash Bathrobes, $3 Crash or terry cloth; Just 18 of these fine robes. Curtains, 79c Pair Marquisette and scrim curtains, with lace or hemstitched edge, 2Vi yards long. Children’s Sweaters, 890 All-wool, tu 2 to 8-year sizes. Trlcoletto Waists, Fiber Sweat- <M QO ers yl • JO A CLEARANCE; Trlcoletto overblotises and slipover fiber sweaters; purple, navy, black, red and other light colors. SPECIAL. 3 to 4 P. M. Unbleached Muslin, 9o Yard Smooth finish, closely woven; SHORT LENGTHS; yard wide. Men’s Sample Union Suits, $1 Each Sixty of these garments in size 42 only: flat-fleeced, spring needle knit; natural gray, whit# and ecru--49 Pairs Men's Work Shoes, $2.50 Pair Brown chrome elk socraoe model with rubber heel, unboxed toe; very soft and serviceable; all sizes, 6 to 11. Aprons at 590 Each CLEARANCES odd lots and 3 few samples; factory seconds;’ all bargains. 4 to 5 P. M. Muslin Underwear at 390 Garment Envelope chemises, step-ins, corset covers, petticoats, drawers; neatly trimmed. 43 Men'll Shirts, 69c Each Fcrcaie and madras; size# 14 and 14 I ,a only. 60 Hats for Women and Juniors, 89c Each I.arge nud small hats; heather turbans, velvets and felts; REDUCED. Short Lengths of Yard Goods, 71/2C Yard Discontinued lines cf percales. ebambrays, curtain materials, etc.

DOWNSTAIRS

Friday’s Saving Sale Friday is a great day Downstairs at Ayres. For Friday the buyers plan; for Friday they reserve dispositions of short ends of merchandise, plan special selling events, endeavor even more than at any other time in the week to concentrate on BARGAINS. Come in Friday and see what the result is; it will interest and profit you.

150 Silk and Wool Dresses, $fV75 16 to 46 J Specially Purchased for Friday's Sale Crepe de Chine, Tricosham, Poiret Twills, Wool Crepes—all smart dresses, mostly straightline models; some are trimmed with crepe insertion work, others with embroidered stitchings and panels, 150 All-Wool Jersey Suits Tuxedo s£-.75 Style, 0 s " Belted Tuxedo Suits, serviceable and good style for street, business, school and sports wear. Sues 16 to 42; navy, black, brown and gTay. 50 Autumn Coats $ g* Reduced to Children's Sizes, 7 to 14 Years A CLEARANCE: Full-lined Couts, in cleverly designed girlish styles; velours, herringbones; a few capes included. 100 New Gingham Dresses at $1 Ea . Children’s Dresses, sizes 7 to 14 years; lovely styles, with long sleeves; checks and plaids; tastefully trimmed. 100 Wool Prunella Skirts $1.98 Ea. Plaited Skirts, of striped prunella; black and white, blue and tan, brown and white*, sizes 28 to 32 waist. * 100 All-Wool Tweed Skirts, $2.98 Ea. Plain and plaited Skirts; also some wool prunellas in checks, plaids and stripes. Exceptional at the price: sizes 26 to 32 waist.

Misses’ Tams 79c Red, green, sand and navy tama of suede-like fabrics; remarkable value. Smart in appearance; well madet

Bargains in Underapparel of All Sorts

Musllnwear at 650 Odd lots, small lots, discontinued models and lines, all grouped at a saving. Silk pongee vesta snd step-ins; sllk'nnd cotton -eats, step-ins and bloomers: batiste and muslin bloomers; envelope chemises and petticoat!*—ALL REDUCED. Women’s Silk and Fiber Hosiery, 69c Pair Pure thread alike and fiber and silk stockings, some two-toned ef,fecta, drop stitched and many plain colors; black, white, cordovan. gray and nude; to 19; IRREGULARS. Women’s Full. Fashioned Sltk Hose, $1.59 Pair Pure thread silk, with mercerized lisle top; black only; FIRSTS. Women's Fiber Hose, 35c Pair Excellent quality, with narrow fashioned ankle, high spliced heel, double sol#; black, cordovan, white) Stt to 10; IRREGULARS.

It's Time to Buy— Flannel Nightgowns, 790 Each Extra good quality outing gowns, well made, full cut; pink and blue stripes; neatly trimmed. Sizes 19 and IT. Silk Jersey Petticoats, $1.85 Brand new fall shades, all silk lorsey, flounces trimmed with braid or ribbon in/ contrasting •hades; all mado with placket. A BARGAIN—-FRIDAY ONLY. Sateen Petticoats, 790 Each Lustroua sateen. In the popular dark shades; with novelty flounces; black, navy, brown, purple, green, assorted stz# lengths. Women's Knit Vests, 5c Each Swlss-rib cotton vests, size 36 only; SECONDS.

Stamped Goods, 39c Fudge Aprons, Children's Party Dresses. In an excellent assortment of materials sod patterns; a clean-up of a manufacturer’s factory seconds.

For Boys and Men — Boys’ Slipover Sweaters, $2 and $2.48 Wool mixture*, in slipover stylo, with shawl collar, are designed with bodies of solid maroon, black or brown, and collar, cuffs and waistband of Kelly green or orange. Size* 28 to 31. Men’s and Boys’ Wool Jerseys, $1.25 All-wool fabric in pleasing assortment of aolid colors; roll neck style, with sturdy neck and cuffs. PERFECT. Size* 32 to 40. 800 Silk and Fiber Knitted Ties, 19c Each SECONDS of high-grade knitted renr; a wide assortment of colors and patterns, mostly men’s sizes, but iome suited for boys; imperfections Are rery slight In most esses. Boys* School Blouses, 39c Each Striped percale*, plain and blue .triped charabrays, white corded madra*, collar attached style Size* a to 19.

Children’s Needs in Warm Appa re l Ba rga in -Priced

All-Wool Flannel Middies, $2.98 Each In red, navy and green; made is regulation etyle, with eilk emblem on eloeve, with faced sleeve, poekt, trimmed collar; age* 8 to 20; SPECIAL. Children’s New Winter Dresses, $3.98, $4.95, $5.95 All-wool serges and velvets; • tie* for children from 2 to 6 year*, made of warm and durabl* fabric*, tn good-looking dosign*; smartly trimmed. All priced SPECIALLY LOW. Children’s Dresses at 69c Two to six-year sizes; clearance of gingham, percale and organdy dresses.

Yard Goods Specials

Plain Colored Cambric, 17c yd. For Halloween Costumes, Brown, yellow, pink, rosa, red, green, white and' black; short lengths. Indian Head, 44-Inch, 29c; 36-Inch, 25c Yard AJI-white Indian Head, for aprons, lunchcloths, dresser scarfs, •tc. Blanket Sheets. 64x76Inch, 85c; Pair, $1.69 White or tan, with blue or pink border. 39-Inch Unbleached Muslin. 12'/ 2 c Yard Extra heavy quality, at a very good price. Pillowcases, 19c Eaoh 45x38 inches, made of soft finished sheeting, with deep hem. Quilting Cotton, 23c Roil Weight, 18 ounces, good, clean cotton.

1,364 Pr. High and Low Shoes For Women , Misses , Boys, Children REDUCED TO Pair

For Boys, Misses, Children — School and dress-wear shoes, of black and brown calf, in either English or nature last; 60lid leather sole; all sizes; boys, 9 to 5%; misses, S to 2.

A Great Group of FA p Bargain Shoes at * r * Women's, misses and children’s high and low shoes—odds and ends, broken lines, some soiled, some slightly damaged; still all are real values. Sizes range as follows: Women’s, 7>V to 7; children's strap slippers and oxfords, 5 to 10^6.

New Sweaters For Women At $2.98f llp ° v " 6trle * In different weaves; heavy, medium and light weight; smart color com-* blnations; winter shades. At $3.98 Sw<>ilters, in heavy and medium weaves, some with brushed wool fronts, others with cleverly designed novelty fronts. Brown*, navy, black, thn, buff tomato and other bright shades. Af 454 eg For the athM.SO letic girl, heavy slipover sweaters with large shawl collars; all white. New Wool Scarfs $2.98, $3.98 $4.95 Priced according to weight and size; of all wool, some brushed, others in smart, novel color effects: a number of large sizes have deep wool fringe; others have pockets and belts, still others are in shawl or butterfly style, many bold stripes or figures. For Children At Wool Sweaters in v at, tuxedo and slipover styles, for children 2 to 8 years; navy, brown, buff, red. green; SPECIALLY PRICED. At si49-*S\?ft; yam sweaters, made for comfort, warmth and service. Mostly coat style, with pockets and belts. Many 2-in-l collars. Ages 2 to 8; for girls or boys. \t $2.98—,V‘ r * e s l *’ l ; ,r, e t n „ coat sweaters, tuxedos, slipovers and of heavy, soft zephyr yarn. A.IALLY PRICED.

Aii-Wooi Chin- nr chilla Coats. . .vDst/D For girls and boys 2 to 9 years; heavy and warm, the sort of coat to keep a little tyke warm and cozy; deep pockets; Just like the grown-ups; belt and snug-fitting collar. Navy, brown, gray. School Hose, 12Vac Pair Medium rib boss, in black or cordovan; sizes 514 to 10; IRREGULARS. Infants’ Hose, 15c Pair Fine cotton hose, in black and white; sizes 4H to 614. IRREGULARS. Children’s Coats, $2.^9 Just about 25 wool mixed coats, well made, full lined; for children 2 to 8 years.

Curiatn Materials, 10c Yard Accumulated short lengths, dotted Swiss, plain scrim, some with wide solid borders, soma with plain selvages Bleached Muslin and Naln. sooks, 9o Yard Over 23 different well-known brands, all yard length*, at a remarkable price. Turkish Towels, 3 for 50e Medium weight, full bleached, plain or white with blue borders; hand towel size. Once More—A of Printed Terry Cloth, 25c Yard Just unpacked. The same sort of mill ends, ranging from one quarter to three yards la length; suitable for drapes, pillow tops, etc. Enough of each pattern to match up for your purpose,

For Women and Growing Girls —- Low shoes of mahogany brown calf and kid, patent leather and black kid; 6eyelet oxfords, strap slippers and cut-out slippers; Cuban, military and low heels; sizes 2 1 A to 8.

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