Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 145, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1922 — Page 3

OCT. 27, 1922

DEEP SEBPITES CftPTURE VESSEL; HIT a ITER Trio, Who Narrowly Escape Lynching When Caught. Ky Uniteti Wtr HAMBURG, Oct. 27.—Three deep sea pirates are in thè Hamburg jail under dose guard to protect them from lynch’ng and thè detaiis are just bdng leamed of a stirring episode on llue water. The pfrates shot thè captain of thè schooner Bertha, iocked him up, overpowered thè crew and took possession of thè ve*sei. The Bertha, with a valuable cargo, and carrying no arms, was boarded some distante cff Hamburg by a party of four men 3 a a small boat. Refusine to surrender at their command, thè captai n was shot and bungled lnto his OTfn cabin, where he was locked up. Then thè pirates conquered thè Bertha’s crew and began to thè ship. Having satisficd themselves apparently as to thè value of thè cargo thè pirates began navigating thè ship toward shore. Their being divcrted from thè captain he loosed himself and got over thè side with some members of his crew in a lifeboat and rowed for sìiore amid thè dancing spout*> of bullets striking thè water all around him. Uhi ring thè night thè schooner ran into shoal water and grounded and there she was sound when thè skipper retumed fevith shinpine cfficials and an armed from Hamburg. Three pirates rtmaining aboard were casily taken. The fourth had put off in a small !>oat and escaped with valuable booty. XYhen thè three prisonerà were brought ashore thè police had a battle to prevent waterfront crowds from lynching them. STRUCK BY AUTO Eight-Year-Old Boy Receives Iìroken Leg. Robert Taylor, 8. of 120 S. Davidson St.. was injured last night when truck by an automobile driven by Uharles A. R. Smith. 33, of 1323 N. La Halle St. The accident occurred in front of 435 K. Washington St. The boy’s leg was broken. He ran from behind one machine into thè pathos Smith’s car.

“Gets-It” Relieves Corna in 30 Seconds £sk Your Friends —They Kncw j Thotuands of pe*pl? bave only themelvea to i 'òme for corra agony. b’ood poisoa, etc. Trimmir.g aud “treating," |, V 1 vnv > itting end parir.g merely uiak<*s a brìi mattar Midions of oth'*r* are wiser. Tln-y ku**w hew easily ami otiiekly **Gets It’’ sbrivel and peels '-orna and eallìises off in ore jet yonr money ba*-k if it faiì- WVar uew <hors with comfort. Get a bottie May. E. Lawrence A Co.. Vfr.. Chicago. Costs i>ut a trifle—everywbere.—Ailvertisement. Skm Àblaae witn Ecsema Constant Itching Almost Unbearabie! ff* knovr there is one tblnr that itops eezcina, and that la more red- . blood-rells! S. S. S. buiMs them by ) thè million ! Yen ran in -rense ronr red-blood cella to thè poi ut where it la practically impcssibie for eczema t* exist. M> know that as blood-reila increate io niimber. hlood impuritiea ] vacish 1 We alto know that night sol- i lows day. BotharefacU! Bui bave you. eczema gu/ferers. ever aotually taken ; B 4 va stage of this fact? Tbonaauda Jnat like'you have nerer ; tbougbt abont it! Skin eruptiona. eczema with all ita fiery. skin-digging j torture and Its ao.il-tearing. nnreach- j •b!e ltcMng, pimplea. biackheada and bolla, they all pack np and go. when thè fide of blood-cella beging to roll I in! Blood-cells are thè fighi ing-gianfs j of ncture! S. 3. S. biilii.s theiu by thè ! million! 7t haa bevo dolng it etnee l.S2d! S. S. S. la one of thè grcaiest blood - celi builders, blood - eleansers and body builders known to ns mortai*! When you put tifése facta t<?getber,—then to continue to have eczema ard zkin eruptiona looks more Itici a ain than a liseuse. Mra. Arthur N. Smith, Pearl St-, Newark, Ohio, vvritra: •Uy Uttl* girl had a very df-d cote e/ k totem* k. Sha began takifj S. S. S. and LJ w<3 wk. I thank ytm v-ry ntudk. I tali my friend* vhat a good medirine it il. 1 cu ano t taXk too mucÀ c oout it, for I kno it is O. K.” Bere la yonr opportanity. S. S. S. contala only vegetabie medic’nal ingrediente. Becanse S. S. S. does bniid rid-biood-c* Ila, it reità rheiimatisa. builda flrm flesh, filia ont hoilow ebeeka, beantifies thè rarapiexloi, builda yon np when yon are nn down. R. S. S. la scld at all drng ator*>s. in two Ire#. The larger size bottie la thè more economieal. S(S* £* makes yon feti • yoururff agam

Extra Special! Women’s $7.50-$ 10 Dress Hats Panne and Lyons Velvetu j nn Picture Hats for aftemoon f tu 5/0 and evening wear; feather, ? ■j flower and ornament trimmed ) *

Another Remarkable Valae-Giving Coat Event —This Saturday —at thè Fair Stare Purchase and Sale of Manufacturers’ Surplus Stocks!

Starting Tomorrow—Another Important Event! Sample Dress Sale 1 Offering Scores of Charming Models Recently Pur- >. chased at a Price Much Less Than Their Aetual "Worth From New York’s Foremost Dress Manufacturers. Aetual S4O, $35 and $25 Values at Rich Velvet* /f* ,? . % Poiret Twills /\ | è* M Tricotine* ( t ) I f Spanish Laces ) ■ p Àf ' si Canton Crepe* 1 m if L u j/ t| Crepe Satin 1 M É-~rJs yjì Milo Shams / ** Reproductions of newest Paris iinportations at a price every woman can afford. Dresses that duplicate thè exelusive models In all their riohness of wlnter fashions — side drapes—basques—circular skirts—and straight lines. \ Models that typlfy vouth —in youthful naviea, browns, A . cocoa and blacks. V, ■ Values that are hard to realizo unless you examine thè |Y J frocks personally. M Sizes — Misses*, 14 to 20. Women’s, 36 to 44 ■ Stylish STOUTS, 46 to 56 Il ; ìér Extra Special—Saturday Only! P Sample All-Wool Serge DRESSES 2SO stunning sorgo drc'ses, rlchly cmbrolderpil \ _ _ I rf' nd tailorcd models. Frocks so deslrable for Jkr fili | A. < AA . ,e- business, aft-rnoon and Street wear Vulue that' v t-|i- svili eapeclally appeal to tbrLfty foiba. Sizes / I i,V( U t 0 v

Saturday, a Sale of Girls’ $12.50 /if Fur Trimmed Coats t'ine all-wool velours, tal- ■ no l° re d latest stvles. f $ .5/0 'aÌÌ !I X or 9 are navy, brown, = fft f Mi deer, Copen and red. Very 1 si 1 I |1 1 special Saturday at Sizes 2 to 14 Years \M w oats ra P s Broadcloth. Ya-ld -4 . , rvfiSSnP lami. Pur andfs I | Girls self trimmeó.i’ I\l • Sizes 2 to 16/ Velvet "llfljß years. Dresses Girls’ Middy Dresses Sizes i! j / Tallored of all wool 2,_ c f-L serrea in two-piece and j C 06 t> n ! | regnlatlon atyle, wlthf *n/■ I/O f I pieated skirts. In navy / fcg $— ’ and navy and red. I A”" tj Sizes 2to 14 years. / Girls’ KNICKER DRESSES il Remarkable vaiues. Good qual-Sa - in navy and brown, ity check gìngham and i>lain fp I a./ witii charming chambrays. Prettily trimmed./ 1 . pibroidered le- sizea 7 to 14 years. ' ' Mgng on front. ' ■ t

Sale of Women’s UNDERMUSLINS Choice of Up to SI.OO Values for Only V Chemise Envelopes m \ t- Satin Bloomers ì ...u. i /f Flannelette Bloomers f Y / Corselettes AfW ■{ §& k Regalar 2 ? and Slip-Over Gown# \ JSI gx ffl m| | /P Women’s Jersey SILK PETTICOATS I ÌSB ALSO PETTIBOCKERS—As thè result of an un- \ aam nn kmL \ I usuai purchase you will find these cxceptlonal (Jp|. // W values. Polnted and scalloped flounces, Petti- / I ■■■- mmjr' " bockers elastic trimmed. All colors. ) * Sateen PRINCESS SLIPS I SATEEN PETTIBOCKERS The newest fad to wear \ g\ ‘ M,lde of lustrous sateen \ under thè longline sllhou- f in navy, green, black and f I^o-* ette styles. All dark / r/QI Purple, reinforced crotch, / l|r/| siiades. / w elastic trimmed. ) v

Underwear at Great Savings Women’s Ribbed Union Suits Ileavy Ribbed Union Suits, in ankle length, and half I | sleeves styles. g % Regular and extra sizes. É Girls’ Vellastic Unions A well-known brand in qual- \ ity knit and button styleu. t g% Very spccially priced Satur- / af(|| . day. Sizes 2to 16 years. ) w Wool Union Suits )%€\ Women’e fini’ wool unlon gult f with silk str'pe, long and short I end 1 sleeves. Regolar and extra slze. / Boys’ Union Suits )vi r *' Heavy Hhbei or fleece lined / M C> unions, liì lo.ig sleeves, ankle 4 ff “ lenglh. Whlte or ecru. All sizes. /

Extra Special! Billie Burke PAJAMAS Beautifully made in one-'jd—■ i\/\ piece style of pink figured fp | Uir Flannelette. All sizes. Spe- / I rrsz cial Saturday at thè Fair. )

—, We received information that sevoral New York Manufacturers had aeeiimulated sudi enormuf Event r & surplus stoeks due to thè hot speli in September, that they were willing to make a reai se SSL t'i'TfótH SACRIFICE to unload. Our coat buyer was in New York thè next day. He wasn’t long in PJ "0 closing live deals that bring to you thè greatest coat values this season. ?=lJs ìj]TÈ 637 Fur Trimmed Coats U falues*at Aetual SSO, $55, S6O, $65 and Even $75 Values at m ÌÈfWw&JÈ' MATERIALS FURRED WITH ations at a price Colors are Fallow, Malay, Zanzibar, Cinder, Kit Fox, Navy, Black wlnter fashion*— .'. '\\ Marvelous Coats! Fabrics of thè inost lustrous qual ity, great. big fur collars, huge fur cuflfs, superior md straight lines. 1) ' , ‘‘ jß Egli tailoring, beautiful .silk linings, warmly interlined. The most approved styles, belted biouse, tiare, wrappy, naviea, browns, JBttfc. BSmvl pathded and draped models; even wonderful embroidered wraps to wear with your owu furs. There is V Jy%■ WÈWÈi not a garment in thè entire colleotion that is not thè rarest kind of a bargain. Women’s and Misses’ Sizes 14 to 46 r ” 36, ° 44 *25 Coats leGInI Sample SPORT COATS v Onlv* ( ' I ftv\Y//\ Fur-Trimmed Models Tomorrow will surprise vou. Coats for business, for f \ v l, PvLiWY r Shopping and for sporta wear. As thè > DRESSES SSrjrafT h Yl A,s 2 *, ra c2 _ Morning quantity is limited, we suggest thrifty i . , V trTmmcd .qK ) C M x >t> q , Jn shoppers come early Saturday morning. ' 31C.00 Wài ~..p,.rSil'S PI4 Al 8:,5 ° Sizes 14 to 44—Come Early s /Il l wckjl velonr. Imxurtously ilk llnd. t 1 \ - ) Il Mi] M "Women’s Sizes 14 to 46 i Striai, AU-Wool ’ I sls Polo Coats Tremendous Reductions on French Serge ■ Smart 4-Pocket Mcdels f ° r ft®A Rwte 1 i r \ jl. X ■ Plaid Backs L Embroidered and Tailored New SCw"/.^s" 1 Novelties ) FM Stenderizing Models at MTt /Tu i Man tal.ored Uh ! patch aM :\m pocket, tovorted A oollection of ppecially deHigned dresses withf II II g I back plaits, notch collars, raglau sleeves, buc.kle and butyouthful lines, glving tlie slenderizing silhouette' II II m > ’ ton helts > double-faced fabrics, in a large varietv. Many Éto women who wear large sizes. Side Il I 3 B 1 aro half-sllk lined. Colors are brown, gray and keatlier. panels and long dowing sleeves aro notablell II | [:V ihsaaiLif 31 Snorts Sire* 14 to 46 Many are embroidered whlle others are JsVmV | Jporis oizes io <iO Stylish Stouts, 42 x /z to 56Vz j " $25.00 Stylish Stout Polo COATS S&HIdIg Sitar! Sfl,!© Smart man tallored models with four pockets. An \ W-Okr ideai coat for business, Street and sporta wear. \ 5 T Manufacturers’ Samples and Surplus Stock Bought at Great ’ s, "' < 1,1 ” S 1 Sizes 43 to 57 X Pnce Concessions and Offered Tomorrow at Equal Savings Stylish Stout Suits Stout Plush Coats I > °^ Skirts \ Fur and Self Trimmed Richly Fur Trimmed | ' taOored ossi ne ° *fU 1- ’‘ Po rte t)C ff Partlcullrly fa*h- Fubioned of iris- g Twills in pieated and plain modes. > i'V eiM'dOC S£.lSV , ®)sOe 8 rolor, re navy brown and b.ack. llllll ■— <li*rlzlng appcarauce. / A M women. Handsome- / ' jr ' n AH sizes. Saturday at ’ IBIHIH =3. (w / Voi Of trtcotlne anl ve- \ mdltx ly l!k lined. B!ze* 1 IU W' g FgHaTaltffifl ■N lour. Sizes 43 t, OR. / 43 t> 57. / ___ Z ~ ~ ~ “ ißffHilV

Shoes for thè Family at Lower Prices $ 3 Children’s Dress Shoes Children’s Combination Shoes in patent vamp with \ <U d 40 Champion tops, whit,e kid tops, red tops. dui 1 top, ( V ■ • brown tops. Also little gents’ shoes, in button style, f sizes 9to 13%. Children’s sizes 6to 8. * A Women’s Felt Slippers Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes Women’s wool felt comfy . ___ | Boys’ sizes 9to 13Vj 1 to slippors, ribhoti trimmed. 1 ! tì. tiirls' sizes, ó to 8-Btì j Qfi Colors ari* taupc. fatui, ( M W | i to 11 aud llV a to 2; in na- fp B */0 bine, purple, old rose, / M \ ture forni last; boys' In 9 , grey. wiue and lavender. 9 j blucher, Englisb and 4 JL All sizes, at— ’ I brogues, rubberheels. /

THE XNDIANAPOIjIS TIMES

Store Open Saturdays Tilt 9 P. M.

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“THE STORE OF GREATER VALUES”

Sensational Purchase and Sale of SSO French Coney FUR COATS Luxuriously Silk Lined Ilere is thè greatest Fur Coat s | ; value offered this year. But we \ *J £™ *. A•Jg j were only able to seeure a limit- ? ** ’"M ed number. We suggest you j SIOO SeaJme FUR COATS Perfectly made of rlch black fur pelts, handsome silk lining with fancy em- ) $C 2? broidered kleker; full aweep; hu-go \ Ms£9jM Fine Northern Muskrat Coats wgPiß Beautifully matched skln, richly silk \ lined, largo shawl collar, tura-back % ‘% cuffe; 3-stripe. border. ) ,'w 1 V .Ù S2OO JAP MINIC CAPES //V Luxuriously tali trimmed and ex- \ j Ao quisitely mado of rich peitß, extra S* I 111 l k;.''LX.. ■ long and full, largo shawl collar. ) * tA

iMAIL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION,

Extra Special! Flannelette Gowns Stout Sizes, 48 to 52 Women’s extra heavy strlped'.V | flannelette gowns ; cut full, / | 1 ■ • 1 roomy and extra long. Em- 1 * broldery trimmed. '

Sale of Sample Wool Sweaters Guaranteed Savings of One-Third to One-Half and More Jersey Tuxedos €\ All-Wool Silk F. Tuxedos Angora Scarfs Heavy Knit* A? .., 1 .,ii.„...r.r.n Pockets, Fringe M Tuxedos Trimmed All Colors—All Sizes—Come Early BOYS’ SWEATERS GIRLS’ SWEATERS MM 11 Sizes Gto 16 Years Sizes 6to 16 Years Wf? ' A** Slip-on or button coat \ _ 0 Belted models; in button \ style; large roll collars; r $ I.tTÒ coat or tuxedo styles; all / .98 all wool body stripes and l colors. Special for Satur- / ) | contrasting collar. / day. / j fgl Wool Angora Scarfs H. S. Sweaters Infants’ Sweater Sets These large. warni v . Shaker knit. with \ a _. . Warm and conify for \ scarfs are long and ($ | .79 large roll K.OO baby. Consista of ($ | .98 tl uff y. Beautifully / I - / T I—— fringe trimmed. AÌI l JL ~ Colors are gius. AH wanted L A colora, ut— ■ white. vii colors. '

Sample Skirt Sale Manufacturers’ Samples and Surplus Stock Bought at Great Price Concessions and Offered Tomorrow at Equal Savings Fine Poiret Twill Skirts fOT^TO, Up to $lO values. Splendidly \ * ÜBÌ \ > tallored of fine all-wool Pofret r S L Twills In pieated and plain modes. I JR ~*• Colora are navy, brown and black. ! $5 All-V/00l Knitted Skirts A new Sporta Skirt, attractive \ ag r in appearance and warm for ( Jp j /D winter wear. All sizes and Women’s Pieated Satin Skirts Ep3B j $15.00 values, thè latest fad in \ a> , q New York to wear with thè new* ( JpL. ,98 j / Matilasse Blouses. Special priced ( Il - [J \ for Saturday ) I ' ty',. irii j

Manufacturers Surplus Stock SALE of SUITS $25 and $35 Values Offered at Richly Fur Tricotines Trimmed Q M 'f £ Yalamas Tailored Velours Embroidered aMm - “ Twills A very important. sale of ultra high-grade suits, featuring a very low price. Rich, soft fabrics are used in their fashioning. Colors are navy, brown, deer, black and Copen. Sizes 14 to 46. sls Squirrel Chokers, $6.98

Extra Special! Women’s WOÓL HOSE Drop Stitch Styles The result oi a most fortunate f _ purchase. We saved lmmensely > and pass lt on to yon Saturday. I JL Jl Brown, navy and green heath- / ers. All sizes.

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