Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 139, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1922 — Page 21

<jCT. 20, 1922

Butler College Activitìes

The Men's Glee Club, which has heen organized thls year, aster thè tryouts, has limited thè membershlp to |^i e following: Frank A’kins, Morrlson Davis, David Konold, Raymond Rtdge, Raymond Robinson, Glyndon Burkhart, Darne Burkhart, Albert Harker, Russell Richardson, George Morlan, Paul Hill, Byron Woods, William Classa, Rufus Alley, Carrol Bonnell, Howard Buri-ter, Stephen Badger, Harry Carazzi, Henry Goett, William Pearey, Paul Richmond, Frank Stsson, Ernest Harold, Gerald Griffin. Wendell Brown, G. R. Rodgus, George Kistler, Paul Vandiver, George Reilly. The new members of thè Girl’s Glee Club are: Eleanor Miller, Helen I*ayne. Maxine McKay, Betty Callon, Dorothy Ryker, Betty Selvage, Josephine Rogers, Dorothy Wrlght, Sarah Frances Downs, Charlotte Clark. . Esther Hungate, Gertrude Schmldt, Dorothy Dipple, Clarice Headrick. Dorothy DUI, Catherine Cavine, Lena Kercheval, Dorothy An-

Co-operatlng, upon request of thè Treasury Department, we will, until noon, on Saturday, October 21, receive subscriptions for thè new lesue of United States Government Treasury 4%% Bonds Dated October 16, 1922. Due October 15, 1962 Optional October 15, 1947. to be pald for by an exchange of present outstanding Victory 4Notes, either called or uncalled, and Treasury Certificates due December 15. No further cash 6ubscriptions will be received. We urge you to make thè exchange as outllned and are pleased to offer our Services for thè purpose. The Fletcher American National Bank Fletcher American Company

$5,000 Reward FOR thè past twenty-one years I have offered $5,000 (and make thè same offer now until January lst, 1923,) to any stove manufacturer or dealer who would produce a heating stove of any kind that depends upon a Sue for draft that will consume all thè ingredients in soft or hard coal from thè moment thè sire is started outside thè construction of thè Hot Blast Air Tight Florence with a damper back of thè firepot, but have never been taken up, which proves its equal is not made by any stove manufacturer. J. B. HOWARD, . InTentor of thè Hot Bl&*t Air Ticchi Fiorente.

Prices Start as Low as $52.50

GARLAND RANGES V. Coal and Gas Range Barge sized combinatlon mal and gas range. Thr'e gas bnrners. Four coal holes. Oven—high cloaet. frn >7r Prlce $09.1D

derson, Marjorie Chiles, Leverà Millikan, Zerelda Rubush, Mildred Johns, Lena Weitknecht, Janice Thompson. Last year's members are charter members, by right of thè constitution. The two clubs are going to give a rendition of thè opera, “The Pirate of Penzance,” a Gilbert-Sullivan production, in November and another opera In spring. Besides this thè Men’s Club is to have various ^ngageme nts throughout thè year. The Skulls Club and thè Scarlet Quill are offering prlzes for thè best decorated fraternity or sorority house exterior during thè home-coming celebra tion. Plans for home-coming day, Oct. 21, include a parade at 10 a. m. and a soph-fresh scrap aster thè parade. Lunch for thè alumnl will be served in thè fraternity houses. The big event is thè game at 2:30 p. m. Aster thè game eupper will be served to all who have made reservations wlth thè home-coming commlttee before Saturday. Following thè supper is to be shown thè movie of thè team In action a year ago and In thè first game this year. Then a one-act play wiU be presented by thè dramatic classes and thè grande finale will be stunts around thè big bonflre by representative college groups. Fraternity house-warmlng wiU conclude thè day.

Ih FLORENCE Air-Tight Hotblast NO SMOKE NO SOOT NO CLINKERS This celebrated Hotblast is ahsolutely guarantecd to bum thè oommonest and oheapest Indiana coal with thè sanie resulta as thè very finest graries of hard coal. The heat can be regulated thè samc as operatine: a gas slow in your oven. No Waste of Fuel—Burns Every Particle of Gas—Pefect Damper Regulation—Perfect Air Combustion makes this marvelous heater consume every particle of fuel value in thè very cheapest coal. High-Priced Coal Demands Economy This Heater Will Positively Pay for Itself in Fuel Saved Every Statement Above Is an Absolutely Proven Fact and Backed Up by thè Invento - , Mr. J. B. Howard Why thè Hotblast Air-Tight FLORENCE Should Be Used In Every Home That Is Heated With a Stove

The Damper Back of thè Firepot bis revolutlonlsed combustion. It malie its own gas and makes Ita own coke and burns lt. The Damper Back of thè Firepot ls thè means of burnlng thè cheapest soft coal or slack with thè sme regularlty and cleanllness as thè burnlng of gas, and will heat three tlmes thè sparo at one-thlrd thè cost of any other heatlng stove burnlng coal or wood. The Damper Back of thè Firepot regulates thè heat In burnlng coal or wood thè urne as a key In burnlng gas. The Damper Back of thè Firepot can be set to wbatever degree of heat is requlred, mnlntalning a steady heat day and night, and only burns coal or wood according to thè amount of heat requlred.

The Florence Stove Will Be Just as Good Twenty-Five Years From Now as It Is Today.

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YOU DON’T HAVE TO PAY BIG MONEY FOR SCHOOL SHOES If You Bay Them OHUDREN'S DRESS INTANTS' DRESS SHOES a - CHILDREN’S SHOES SCUFFER SWk ud Br,ws Leathtfi SHOES V C*t yen more e 1 mw twro Sl $2 j9 EOYS ' SHOES GIRLS’ SHOES For School or Drrw Wmut CHILDREN'S BIZES, $1.50 Little Men’s Blzea, $1.60 THRIFT SHOE STORE MER. CHAN TS BANK BLDQ.-DOWN STAIR.S Washington and Meridian Streets

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The Damper Back of thè Firepot ellmlnates thè soot, dust, dlrt and cllnkers. The Damper Back of thè Firepot enables you to hare a steady heat day and nlgnt, beating flve or si* roomi wben thè weather Js twenty degrees below zero. The Damper Back of thè Firepot regulates a sjow combustion and will hold Are from 24 hours to i days and 4 ntghts with ouo Alling. 1 The Damper Back of thè Firepot prevents pntring in thè burning of soft coal or slack because It burns thè gaso that causo thè exploslons.

Laundry Stove For kitchen or lanndry. Burns any klnd of fuel. Made of hoavy (f/j wr; cast lron. Sale price po# I 0

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Coats for School Girls sTh $7-95 Years m Of mirtures, velours and tweed. Fur-trimmed and piala tallored models. 127 coats In thè lot, which means you'll have to arrivo early to take advantage of thè great savlng offered. t WomeiTs Outing Flannel Nightgowns 69c Striped, sHpover models; special (3 for $2,00), each

Men’s Munsingwear Union Suits Seconda—n.t Consldcrablo Savlngs— For Instance — $2.50 quallty 81.*48 $3.00 quallty 81.98 $4.00 quallty ...83.98 and so òn up to SB.OO quallty ...8*4.79 The imperfcctlons are slight; some have sniall oli stains, which will not affcct thè wear. They're of wool snd silk and wool, merceriaed cotton, and cotton In medium heavy, heavy and medium weights; made with thè Àlunslngwear closed crotch, noted for thelr comfort, and flt; long sleeves and ankle lengtA ; slzes for shorts, talls £nd regulars. Men’s Work Shirts, 79c “Auto’’ brand, of chambrays, In medium blue, light blue, gray and tan; coat and slipover st.vles, collars attached; 70— sizes 13% to 17%; special IUC

HELLOW CREAM (1 AA CAKE, very deliclous CREAM PUFFS, rn dozen DUC MAFLE OR WHIPPED 7 r CREAM rUFF3, dozen OC Choice Beef Cuts RIBROAST, oA pound ZUC CHECK ROAST, -, o pound ÌOC POT ROAST, s r pound 10C BONELESS VEAL nr ROAST, pound £DC YOUNG CHTOKENS, fresh killed, fuU dressed, On pound vJC COLI> BOILED RAM, special *weet cured, machine ir sllced, pound *IOO

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A Sale of COATS For Women and Misses An Advantageous Purchase Enables Usto Offer Them in Two Low *' Priced Groups no s is —For Street • —For School f —For General Wear ;

The prolonged warm weather in thè carly fall createti slack selling at thè beginning of thè season and left surplus stock on thè hands of thè manufacturer. As a result, wc have purchased two lots of coats at substantial reductions. The savings we're passing along to you.

Over 50 Distinctive Models From Which to Choose in Eve r y Desired Color

Saturday Is Childreris Day in thè Basement -Millinery Store Pert Priscilla Dean Tams For thè ) & Amazing S : À Sum of ) X Brìght-Gay Colore and Cozily Warm! A new shipment that includes every little J3Ì jgjHL girTs favorite color: pjO!^ _ —Green —Orange —Brown —Black —Blue —Copen —Red —White \ \ For brisk winter school days—what could bc prettier or more practical than these? J An Exceptional Reduction on All Children’s Hats in Stock—OneThird Off Regular Prices Every one of countless cunning hats reduced one-third for children’s day. Terky turn-nps, chin-chins, drooping brims and smart little hood and scarf sets. For thè one day only. _ \

Hosiery Specials ! WOMEN'S SILK HOSE—Pure tbread 3ilk, good wclght, servieeable, fully relnforced, high-spllccd heels, fasbloned lega; biade, cordovau and white; sllghtly Irregular, otherwlse would sell for up to $1.50; /Q special (3 palrs, $2.00), pair 0/ C WOMEN’S “BTTRTER BROWN" LISLE HOSE—Fully relnforced, seamed backs, seamless feet ; blaok and cordovan; OF sizes 8% to 10% special, palr LDC MEN'S PtlE THREAD SILK HOSE—Reinforced toes, heels and sole*; higU-spliced heels, rib tops; black, brown and navy ; seconda of 55c quallty; special Or„ (3 pairs, $1.00) ; pair *>)C

Visiting Teachers sre invited to make full use of thè many tomtorts and conveniences of our establisluue/nt. -FREE CHECKING BUREAU. —First Floor, Southi.cest. -REST ROOMS. —Third .Floor. -INFORMATION BUREAU. —First Floor, Soatbwest.

Choice Pork Cuts FORK LOINS, OT pound COTTAGE ROAST, 00.. pound ““V FRESH BHOULDERS, pound FRESH HAMS, / pound DRIETD BEEF, # fresh JQ machine chipped, pound.,.*l*JC CREAMEBT BCTTER, Sun-lit, deliclous, churned freeh from pasteurlzed creano, 1- ir pound carton *IOC F.OTAL LUNCHEON COFFEE, our own blend of thè finest coffees, perfect aroma and flavor (3 pound, 00_ Pse), pound ........OZC

PECAN HALVES, *1 |C pound ?•*“ JORDON ALMONDS, 1 1C pound r* PEANUT BUTTER, Sun-lit, made fresh while you 1 . wait, pound POTATO CHIPS, Cresh and crlsp, from our Sun-lit C J kitchen, pound CHEESE, Wisconsin creaui or brick cheese, OC. pound FRESH OYSTERS, lArge select standard fr<gm Baltimore, in full measure, sealed, sanitary cani (quart, 76c), 39c Special TAK HOM-A C. BISCUIT, package.^.....,vC PERFETTOS, O package.................. OC —Fifth Floor.

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—Polaires —Chinchillas —Mixtures j —Doublé Faced and Plaid Back Materials

Halloween Candies and Novelties A fall assortment of favors for this special occasion. At present you will flnd our stock complete, and we Invite you to look it over. SATIN FINISH O | CUPS, special, one pound...4ilC TWTLIGHT MIXED CANDY, special, one 1 Q pound.. I*/C

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