Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 147, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 October 1922 — Page 5
OCT. 30. 1922
Martha Lee HER COLUMN
Martha Lw will tx elad to answer questiona of Time*’ reader* renard iug probìems of love, dotile and etiquette. For prnenai reptf. aend atamped. sei* addressed enverupe. question will he withheid frora publ'cation at thè writere’ rrquee*. Braina or beauty—whieh is more helpful to women? The question has been argued back and forth time aster time, and stili is unaswered. But I wonder why thè two need be separated. The idea that if a woman has beauty it naturally follows she is brainless has been exploded. And if she brains, and uses them, she knows better than to let brilli incy become too evident on some oi castone. And if she has brains. she should not have much trouble acquiring beauty—or something that will pass for it. On thè whole, it would seem that brains, judìclously used, would gire a woman an advantage. Answer to B. F. C.: Tou are in danger of becoming a “prude.” You “Just can not act silly” as other girl* do. so you ehut yourself up in a shell of disapprovai, and wonder whv your brains don’t. attraet people. "When in Rome, do as thè Romans do.” But you hold aloof. You are fortunate to be so brainy: but why not put those brains to work? Dress in style and don't be afrald to act "silly” once in a while. Your superlor attitude merely drives people away. You thought it would attraet thè "really worth while people.” But even they like attractive faces and prettiest clothes. You girla who stand back and coldly critiche thè actions of other young people do nothing to better conditions. Instead. you become “old maidish.” Far better if you would become part of thè world of these people and lift it to a higher piane. I do not mean that you should moralize; but that you should show, just bv your own actions. how easy it is to have a good time without going to thè extent those you criticize go. Answer to KATHRYN: 1. As soon as your hair is long enough to turn under at all, I believe you will find that by wearing a “switch” just in back, you will be able to hold your hair in place. Pin thè switch down and then twist it Just as you would twist your own hair. At first you may have to twist ìt before pinning it down, because there will be nothing to which you can pin it. I advise this method rather than that of wearing a wig or a false bob until your hair grows out. The more false hair you put on. thè slower your own hair will grow. You may be able to get along without any false hair: but most people flnd it impossible to keep thè stray ends in if they have nothing to which they can pin them. Answer to WORRIED: When you Tali in love, you won't have to ask any other person which Is thè “right" man. Nelther cf thè two who are va usi ng you so much worry is thè “right” one. Perhaps you wiil come to love one of them some tinte. Or you may fall in love with some one you have not inet yet. Xow, just i-ecause these two men have treatel you so well. and make love so well. you lmagine voj must love one of them. But you don't, or you would know which one. BEATEN BY AUTOISTS Walter Koelling Assaulted and Knocked Tlirougli Window. Detective* today were searchlng for two men who hrutally assaulted Walter Koelling, 2501 Brookside Ave., ves Koelling and Frank Cly, 206 Cornell Ave., were walking across Mas >achusetts Ave. at Vermont St. when, ! t is fcaid. an automobile in which lire men and a woman were riding. almost struck them. They remonstrated and thè men got out of thè c-ar and Koelling. thè police were iotd. Koelling was knoeked through a piate glass window of thè Robertson Music House. 23 Massachusetts Ave. One of thè men covered several spettatore with a revolver and kept them back. USES BUTCHER KNIFE Robbers Gets 62 Cents Frolli Girl— Frightened Away. Armed with a buteher knife, a burglar forced his w-ay into thè home of George Cooper, negro. 509 X. Senate Ave., entered thè room of his 9 ye;< rold daughter and compelled her to gire what money she had, amountu.g to 62 cents. Warning her to keep quiet. thè intruder went to thè rooir. of her parente, who frightened him away. On Dark Serges Many of thè dark blue serges seen on Fifth Avenue are trimnied with insertions of bright-colored plaitings. intones of scarlet, henna, green and Alice blue.
SAYS RED PEPPER HEAISTOPS PAIN IN FEW MINUTES Rheumatism. lumbago, neurltis. backache. stiff neck, sorc muscles, strains. sprains, aching jolnts. When you are euffering so you can harrìly get around, just try Red Pepper Rub. Nothing has such concentrateti, penetratine beat as red peppers, and when beat penetrate* tight down into pain and congestlon relief Comes at once. Just as soon as you apply Red Pepger Rub you feel thè. tlngllng heat. In three minutes thè sore spot is warmed through and througli and tlte torture is gone. Rowles Red Pepper Rub, niade from red peppers, cc>st little at anv drug store. Got a jar at once. Be •ure to get thè genuine, tvlth thè name Rowles on every package.—A>l vertlsement.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
One of tlie most attractive of thè many parties to be given this week in observance of Halloween will be' given by Sahara Grotto in thè Riley room of thè Claypool Hotel. Miss Thelma Blossom will be Grotto queen at Sahara'* bai masque and prizes will be awarded for thè most beautiful and most grotesque costumes. Invitations decorated with thè proverbiai old witch, black cats and owls have been inailed. * * Mrs. Charles B. Clarke will he at home informallv frorn 3 to 5 o’clock Wednesday afternoon in her home on Ambino I-toad in Irvington in honor of Mrs. James O. Wright of Savannah. Ga„ formerly Miss Katherine Vinnedge of Indianapolis, Mrs. Harry Sheridan of Frankfort and their mother, Mrs. J. A. Yinnedge. * * * The Frauen Biga of Indianapolis will entertain at cards Tuesday afternoon in Turner Hall. Mr. and Mrs. P. .T. Stewart of "'V* ’ • W Va . and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stowers of Kansas City, Mo., tnotored home aster a visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Smith and -inin and Dr. and Mrs. Hughes Xichols and son Tylar have motored to their home in Louisville. Kv . aster a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Willard Walters. ♦ • * The Country Club of Indianapolis ! nnnounces thè postponement of th° i Gypsv dinner which was to have ■ been held tomorrow evening. The i date for thè party now is Xov. 4. I Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Judson I announce thè engagement of their ilaughter, Jeanette. to Jacob Willard Drevser, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Dresser of Xew Hampshire, thè weddlng to take place Xov. 15. ... Mrs. Charles E. Nordyke was host- ! ess for a meetin gof thè Fortnightly i Study Club this afternoon at her home. Mrs. W. C. McMahan reported |the actions of thè Indiana Federation ; of Oluhs at its recent convention, and 1 Mrs. James E. MeGuire gave a tribute to Viscount Xorthcliffe. ‘ The date for thè annual charity ! hall given hv thè Indianapolis Free : Kindergarten and Children's Aid Soi ciety has been i-hanged this year ! from Jan. 1 s o Dee. 1. The affair will he held in thè Riley Room at thè '’laypool Hotel and Mrs. W. W. [ Critehlow will have eharge of thè sale I of ticket*. The marriage of Elizabeth Marie j Fliegenschmidt, daughter of Mrs. i Eliza Fliegenschmidt of Washington ! Blvd.. to Albert 11. Losche, is to take place Thanksgiving Day. John Strinkle entertained Sunday evening at his home on X. Walcott St., in honor of his sister. Mrs. Meivina Humsleet of Korbin, Ivy., who : is visiting here. • * Vincent L. S. C. 1.. met this afterj noon in thè Fletcher American Bank j building, thè theme for discussion beni: Stoddard's Study Book. Mrs.
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| George Cheney and Mrs. M. C. Carson ! spoke. * Mrs. Leo K. Fessler, Mrs. George Kinnaird and Mrs. Glenn O. Friermood will give a musical program following a Bible talk by Dr. F. S. C. Wicks at thè iìrst guest meeting of j thè literature department of thè j Woman’s Department Club Wednes- ! day afternoon. * • * Mrs. C. E. Barney of thè Rainbow f Veterans' Associatlon, will chaperon \ thè ex-servioe men of thè Methodist | Hospital, who will be th eguests of ! Jack Reynolds and Lewis Nelson at thè Gayety Theater this evening. • • * PLAN TO ENLARGE Gatling Club Kxpects to Increate Its Menibership. Hope that thè membership of thè ■ Gatling Club, a sodai club for meni- ! bers of thè Shrine, will be trebled during thè comirig membership cani- j paign was expressed by Charles J. < Fuller, president of thè club. It ls planned to enlarge thè present clubhouse at 707 X. Illinois St. A ten-night bazaar and dance will he staged by thè club in Tomllnuon Hall, beginning Wednesday. Xov. 8. excluding thè Sunday which lntervenes. The bazaar, to he knòwn as thè “Autumn Frolle,” will be open ! to thè public. Armistice day. Xov. 11. a juhilee for veterans of foreign wars, will be held. ORCHESTRA IN CONCERT Cincinnati Symphony Appesir at Murat Tonight. The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra vili glve Its first Indianapolis concert ur.der thè direction of Fritz Relner, new conductor. tonigbt at thè Murat. Albert Spalding la thè solo-
Dyed a Sweater and Skirt with Diamond Dyes
Every “Diamond Dyes” package tells how to dye or tint any worn, furìed garment or drapery a new rich culor that will not streak, spot, fade or run. Perfeet home dyeing is guar anteed with Diamond Dyes even lf you have ne ver dyed before. Just teli your druggist whether thè material you wish to-dye is wool or sllk, or whether it is linen. cotton, or tnixed goods. For flfty-one years millions of women have been using “Diamond Dyes” to add years of wear to tnelr old shabby waists, skirts, dresses. eoats, sweaters. stocklngs. drnperles. hanglngs everything:—Advertlsement.
YOUR HEALTH AND CHIROPRACTIC Truth Courts thè Light But Error Shuns It fTlie chiropractor tells you his message in Finglish because he wants you to understand. Ile doesn’t camouflage his ignorance Truth is thè sanie always and evorywhere, and because tbe praetiee of Chiropraetic is based upon truth, it is a universally efficienf method. The laws of nature are the m.i imti.on sanie yesterday, today and forThc prai-tloo of Chiropraetic J ’ fonsists of tiio adjußtmcnt. evor ; and because Chiropraetic wftn tne nancia, or tn‘ niv- 7 t *o| , mn* rl o D norma** 1 poaVllon is baSrd u P on "attirai IaVV, it, dOCS thè pHßo‘n U^’"mpuiJ elea * lns not, eliangc it,s explanation of disease with thè seasons. Sirice Chiropraetic depends upon thè operaiion of naturai law for iis results, eliiropraetors do not requi re faith or credulity of their patients. Chiropraetic is a demonstrable Science. It is thè most efticient method of getting thè siek Meli and any chiropractor will gladly show you just what he docs, and teli you why he docs it.
“ Practitioners of Straight Chiropraetic”
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A SIN TO LET HAIR FALL OUT 3 5c “Danderine” Sa ves Your Hair—Ends Dandruff! Delightful Tonic Hurry! Its your duty! Each day you see a little more hair fading out and you are making no effort to : avold haldness. What a pity. F-tlling i hair meaiis your hair is weak, sick, — i possibly dandruff is strangiing it, or | thè hair root pores in thè scalp are ' not fimi and tight, thus wastlng thè | hair-growing oils. Danderine almost instantly stops I fading hair of men or women and cleans every partlcle of dandruff away. | then thè hair takes on new lise, vigor | and strength to grow strong, thick, ! and lofig. Danderine is delightful—not sticky jor greasy. Go to any drug store now ! and get a bottle. Use it. Have j htalthy, heavy, beautiful hair and lots of it.—Advertlsement.
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Elastic Girdle Supporters, 69c 6-Yard bolts of narrow Children’s skeleton waists, twilled tapes, 3 for 5<L small and large sizes, 14^ Good Quality Dress Shields, Assorted Sizes, 23c thè Pair —Ayres—Notions Street floor.
Navy Blue Twiìl Suits At $19.50, $29.50, $39.50 Fine qualitv tricotine and Poiret twill in these. Severe and semitailored effeets, braid bound. trimmed with self folds, notched collar, handsorne embroiderlng, heading. fancy girdles and beautiful linings. Seven wool jersey suits; Half dozen silk suits of Ros onlv 815.00. hanara and Shantung. 86-00 and 810.00. A few odd linen riding Two fine three-piece knteker habits; now only 85.00. suits, only 8-50-60. —Ayres—Suit dept.. third floor. In thè Gown Room Wool Dresses, Only $7.50 French hand-made voiles, ** v c _„J} a i?^ some ® yenln 6 $10.50. gowns, $3 r „ , . . . „ . - . „ A grotip of light sports hight sweet taffetà frock.. dresses. reduced from hlgh--84..10. priced linee, 810.60 and A few navy crepe models, 8-5.00. 87.50. Twenty evening taffetas. at . 8i5.00. Deep Reductions A group of about thirty Every dress in thè sale is wool and silk dresses, very a very unusual value. I^ack higli grado and smart; excep of space bars much elabtional at 8-5.00 to 850.50 oration on this. —thè price range for E. O. M. - Ayres —Gown room, third floor. Women’s Rainproof Umbrellas, $1.95 Of cotton taffetà, with taped edges, stuh ends and smart ring, leather and sfraight tailored handles. AH with tips to match end 6 and handles. Odd walking sticks, SOc* Soiled and slightly damaged upward. umbrellas at low prices. —Ayres—Umbrellas, Street floor. Wash Goods Short Lengths Outings. ginghams, linings. voiles, otc , rangìng from half-yard to two yard lengte, at half thè marked prices. Plain color gingham. 32 Imported gingham. 32-inch inch width, thè yard, lOc wldth. line plalds. 48C Outlng flannel. 27-inch wldth. Percale, 36-lnch width bright iight striped, yard, l‘2o cht*cks: yard. 16<* Ayres - Wash goods second floor. Japanese Kimonos, $1.69 With deep, square slecves. these kimonos of Japanese crepe furnish thè Japanese style by band einbroidery profusely executed. Japanese crepe kimonos, Five albatross dresf In g embroidered in varn; also sacques. band embroidered. in satin kimonos. organdy trini- lißht hlne and pink> 82.65. In Thr?e‘” s à n , y negligees. -Ayres-Negligees, 88.65. third floor. Cotton Tailored Blouses, $1.29 About 220 in number, and cousisting of hand-made hatistes, colored hatistes with white band einbroidery and hand-drawn collars and cuffs, and finally dimitles with touches of color. One lot of crei>e de chine Middles of navy blue serge, and Georgette blouses. some- a lot each at !)5G 81-®5, and what soiled. 63 all told. 83.65. tn olive drab flannel at 82.05. One lot of silk blouses, odds A group of soiled middies of and ends. 100 much reduced. cotton materiata, taken from Now ranging from 81.65 to regalar stock and reduced to 812.05. 350. —Ayres Biouse dept., third floor. Fancy Narrow Ribbons, 9c Yd. In every shade imaginable; some in strlpes, otbers in brilliant nietallic effeets, suitable for trimming uses. L’seful lengtlis of wash ribbons are offered at greatly reduced prices. All Silk Hairbows, 25c —Ayres—Ribbons, Street floor. Wooien’s Ribbed Sport Hose, 65c Pair Of mercerized lislo. in black. cordovan, polo carnei, mode and gray. Dark brown, giovo silk Women’s imported sport , . „ . stockings, black, gray. stockuigs in lare e et .. brown and pongee; full65<* thè pair. fashioned feet; 81.35 pair. Other values proportionately attractive. —Ayres—Hosiery, Street floor. Leather and Jewelry Fabric Bags Oddments $1.95, $3.95, $4.95 15c, 45c, 65c , Imported and domestic novA sani pi e line purchast d .i elties, includtng a large variety one-third of thè usuai whole- 0 f attractive p*ns, chains salo price and offered in this necklaces, eanlngs and novsale at a correspondingly low elties.^ price. High quality bags Rhinestone Jewelry nicely made and handsorne in Earrings, head necklaces, barpins and other novelties, appearance. 81.65. 83.65 and 84.65. —Ayres—Leather goods, — Ayres—Jewelry, Street floor. Street floor.
Reinnants of Wash Goods for All Purposesat, Deep Reductions
Wool Novelties, $1.58 Yard Fall stripes and plaids, all-wool fabrics, in beautiful color combinations, and in w r idths from 47 to 56 inches, are E. O. M. priced at 81.58 thè yard. Short lengths of woolens, from a yard to a dress length and including many of thè most fashionable weaves, are marked at half price and less for clearance. —Ayres—Woolens, second floor. Printed Georgette, 95c Yard An excellent quality in charming grounds printed in rich fiorai and geometrical patterns; lovely for overblouses; 40 inches wide. Special at 95<J thè yard. Short lengths of silks of every description include thè most desirable weaves—crepes and taf/etas, and even brocades. In lengths from one to three yards. Prices at half and less. —Ayres—Silk dept., second floor. For Girls, 7 to 17 Years Apparel Bargains Abouncl White plaited twill skirts on waists. for girls of 7 or 8 years. 69<*. The game kind in sizes from 7 to 14 years, in khaki; for mlddy wear, at 95 i; soiled blouses, 49<*. Aprons that cover thè frock. 8 to 14-year sixes at 29r. A few raincoats for boy 6 and girls, 7, 8 and 10 years, at 8— -96. Riding breeches, white. somewhat soiled, sizes 8 and 12 years. at 82.95. One rack of dresses, 7 to 17-year sizes, of serge, jersey, rubinette, crepe romaine and silk sports materials. $5.95 to 81*>.50. Light weight coats and eapes of polaire. velours and novelty plaids, 7 to 14-year sizes $7.95 and 811.95. A new lot of wool jersey and serge dresses, hand embroidered, some with bloomers to match. 7 to 14-year sizes, 87.95. Another lot of silk dresses. 7 to 12 years, and a lot of wool models. 7 to 16 years. at 811.95. —Ayres—Girls' and uniors’ dept., fifth floor. Reductions in Misses 1 Wear Dresses at $4.95 One lot of 34 wool, velveteen, jersey and tweed dresss, 84.95. Another of 27 silk and jersey dresses and a few coats at 87.95. Elght red flannel middies, 81-60 each. Twenty-six coats. with and without fur trimmings. all good values some as low as 819.50. One lot of afternoon. wool and evening jresses. greatly reduced for E. O. M. selling, —Ayres—Third floor. An Import ani Reduction In Children s Shoes For E. O. M selling is this reduction made and it is sure to be interesting to mothers of growing children. Tan, brown and black lace and button shoes, sizes 5 to 11, price, 81-95. Broken lines of girls’ oxfords in tan and brown, welt sewed solca, sizes to 7—thè pair 81.95. —Ayres—Fifth floor. Porch Dresses Reduced to $1.49 Forty-two of these perfectly good. but soiled porch dresses to be reduced for E. 0. M. to this low figure. Also. 37 house frocks. at 81.19. Five soiled organdy collars and cuff seta for maids’ wear, 69c* each. —Ayres—Third floor. Children T s Store Offerings for E. 0. M. Warm wool sweaters of finer qualitv, coat style or Tuxedo, sizes 28 to 36, 83-95 to 84.95. Boys' wool jersey sweaters. V neek or slip-over style. 81-95. One lot of imported wool socks. also odds and ends of hose in black. white and tan. sizes 4 to B'4. 29e to 39<*. Boys’ wash suits. in plain colors or eombination of colors. 81.95 to 82.65. Girls' better gingham and chambrav dresses, hand embroidered and smocked, 2 to 6 years. 82.65 to 86.95. Boys' imported wool jersey suits. blue, green or tan, 83.95. Tables of odds and ends. including taffetà dresses. sweater suits, rompere, wool caps and crepe or sateen bloomers. 69<* to 85.95. Babv buntings of warm elderdown, ribbon trimmed 81-05 to 83.95. —Ayres—Children's store, fifth floor. Stamped Buffet Sets, 19c Of bleached art cloth and unbleached Kraft cloth. Your choiee of three stamped patterns. Glass towels of striped New bright-colored rag* toweling. stamped, 19<*. for rag rugs, 30c thè hank. Discontinued numbers of package goods, including many useful articles, much reduced for this E. O. M. —Ayres—Art needlework, fourth floor. Cowhide Traveling Bags, $2.75 Seventeen of these. all fine values, in black or brown. Twenty-two leather linee! Eighteen suiteases of leathcowhide bags. three styles. at er and black enamel, with 84 .75. trays. two sizes, 84.75. Table of soiled luggage. high quality fitted cases, kits, overnight bags and thè like. 812.50. Six Wardrobe Trunks at Lowest Prices —Ayres—Luggage, sixth floor. Chinaware at 15c, 25c, 50c and SI.OO Odd pieces of dinnerware and fancy china, among them many articles desired by every one, and in patterns very attractive, are displayed on tour open tables, grouped according to thè prices quoted. Twelve Dinner Sets at From $8.75 to $195,00 —Ayres—Chinaware, sixth floor. White and Blue Paper, 17c Box One of thè good values in stationery. At greatly reduced prices is also a large assortment of soiled boxed stationery, including one unusual group of Importantions with envelopes lined in different colors. —Ayres—Stationery, Street floor.
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