Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 169, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 November 1922 — Page 17
NOV. 24, 1922
LLOYD GEORGE liti POINTOFVSNTfIGE Premier Prepared to Lead Opposition to Law Government. LABOR TAKES INITIATIVE King's Speech From Throne Is Signal for Protesta by Ramsey MacDonald. Py United Press LONDON, Nov. 24. —Former Premier Lloyd George’s flrst word in thè House of Commons as a member of thè opposition to Bonar Law's conservative government was expected today, as Parliament laid aside thè trappings of state and got down to hard work on thè Irish bill. Rumore that Lloyd George would retire for a while were set at rest by his acceptance of election to leadership of thè national liberals. In thls positipn he will be expected to speak on all lmportant Issues, following Ramsey MacDonald, leader of thè labor opposition and former Premier H. H. Asquith of thè Wee Frees. - Labor Seizes Initiative Labor lost no time in seizing thè Initiative among Bonar Law’s opponents in thè House. The King's snMch from thè throne, formally ofjrng Parliament, was scarcely made before Ramsey MacDonald was on his feet in thè House, denouncing thè conservative govemment's attitude and warning of a 6trong fight by labor against unsatlsfactory measures to relieve housing Bhortage and labor difficultiea. For thè flrst time in history, thè La* bor party is "his majesty's opposition” and thè switch of leadership from J. R. Cllnes to MacDonald has proved a master ertroke in thè opinion of thè party’a followers —thè lattar bringing to thè house a fresh Are and enthusiasm which thè older, more conservative labor leader lacked. Tart exchanges Lady Astor and labor members featured thè opening session. The former Virginia girl bitterly opposed to most of labor’s principles, shrieked at a labor M P. to "keep a civil tongue in his head.” “Keep a civil tongue in your oro, Miss.” was thè unabashed reply. The Irish Free State constitution bill was before thè house this week.
A Tech High School girl on her way to school bumped into an elderly lady and nearly knocked her down. She passed on oblivious of her discourtesy, so engrossed was she in thè conversa tion of her two companions.—Mrs. M. S. A man in a chili parlor bought a 10-cent can of salmon for himself and a 20-cent piece of rabbit for his dog. —B. C. A constable in thè little town of Carmel stood In thè center of thè cross-roads of that town slgnaling automobiles to come and go. Truly met* rcpolitan.—A Times reader. A city Are man got off an interurban car because thè conductor wanted 10 centa fare.—F. W. H. LITTLE SNAKES OBEY PATROLMAN’S WHISTLE Old Women Agitateli, but Police Quiets Them. By Uniteli A’rtca SECAUCUS, N. J., Nov. 23.—Patrolman Denzei^—thè dipiomat of thè m unici pai conotabulary—was hurried Romano’s grocery. going wrong.” an exdted voice telephoned thè police. “Old women are ducking In celiar and young onea are climbing trees.” This proved true, much to thè embarrassment of Secaucus’ sedate trees. The whole gosh darned trouble was caused by two little innocent snakes who had gone to sleep under a potato bag In Domlnick'B grocery, and were rudely lnterrupted from thelr slumbers. Denzer thereupon whlstled to them and they are reported by eye-witnesses to have stood on thelr talls for hlm. At any rate he took ’em home for his children to play wlth.
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BOYS’ AXD GIRLA’ Waist Union Suits Forest MUI Mak<— *I.OO CO/. (8 Suite, Qualità Vvl, $3.00) Medium rlbbed and wlnter welgbt; high nect, long sleeves, ankle length. All sizei. —First Floor, Soothwest.
TOMORROW will be your last opportunity to obtain thè BEST VALUES in MID-WINTER millinery at this remarkably low priee New Hats at ? 5.W The season’s very latest modes. Many of thè hats offered in this sale have just been received from New York trìmmed^ ' j 11- I ’* l ' nul v 6, I""- l n sniatl JÈ&ÈStk, jfo Salmon, Pheasant, Black, O * X \ Brown and Navy 7 i > ' Included in This Sale We have taken 100 hats from our FRENCH SALON of Lyons and Panne Velvet. These hats formerly were priced much higher Choice During This Sale, $5.00 —Fourth Floor, Millinery.
All Sorts of Toys and Games for Little Folks
“OVER AND UNDER” —The woride rful mechanical toy a plctured. See demoastration in basement store, entertaining for botb young and old. Neatly boxed ....91.00 tM E R R Y WHIRL HUMMING TOPS Bright ena meled steel tops, most entertaining toy, fTOM TINKER The doli for thè baby to maul; you can't break taim; has no sharp cornerà to hurt thè hands; made of wooden balls; strung on strong corda ; finish ed In bright colora. Priced at 50£
Hosiery Specials For Women and Misses WOMEN'S PURE THREAD SILK HOSE— Fully reinforced, fashloned legs, high spliced heels; black, cordovan and white; sizes Bt4 to 10; irregulars of SI.OO quality (3 pairs, $2.00), pair .v*/C MISSES’ FINE RIBBED STOCKINGS Good quality combed yarns, reinforced toes and heels; black and cordovan; sizes 5 to 9t4 seconda of 3óc quality (3 pairs, 50c), | q pair IHC WOMEN’S WOOL SPORTS HOSE—Plain and dropstitch, blue, green and brown heathers; they have slight imperfections that will not impair thè wear or appearance; sizes B Vi to 10; SI.OO quality (3 pairs for $2.00), pair 03C WOMEN’S MERCERIZED LISLE HOSE— Fully reinforced, mock seam lega, seamless feet; black, cordovan and white; sizes OH St4 to 10; 36c quality, special ZOO
lIWW. BLOCK C? Hart Schaffner & Marx guaranteed clothes for men, young men and boys (8 to 18)
MAMA DOLLS —The doli with thè human voice; says marna, and with a little assista nce walks or dances; executes many steps; special ly priced at 92.98 DOLL SULKY —(.Ss pie* tured). Doublé spoke steel wheelß, with rubber tires; naturai color; Bpecially priced at 81.75 FOOTBALLS —“Pioneer,’* well stitched, heavy rubber bladder; will stand hard usage for thè boys; priced accordlng to size and quality at 92.75, 92.50, 91.98, 91.50 and B<*. AMERICAN MADE DOLLS With “hard-to-break” heads; babylike faces, dressed in pretty colored dresses; $2.00 quality.9l.49 $1.25 quality 980
Worthwhile Savings in Men’s Furnishings SIGNAL BRAND SHIRTS— For firemen and railrcadmen, of Steifel’s plain indigo blue, two separate 4-plv collars, doublé stitched throughout, triple yoke, perfect fìtting; sizes 14 to 17Vi> ; (limit two to a customer; no phone, mail or C. 0. D. orders) ; $2.25 qualityj r*Q MEN’S OVERALLS AND JAOKETS—“Lee,” “Sweet Orr” and “Auto” brands; work clothes, made of 220 weight white back blue denirn; Lee and Auto brands are triple stitched, Sweet Orr doublé stitched; high back and suspender back; every garment guaranteed to give satisfaction; all sizes. (Limit two suits to a customer; no phone, mail or C. O. I). orders). Saturday MEN’S SOOKS-— llighly mercerized, rib elastic tops, fully rcinforced; cordovan, black and navy; sizes 9 1 /r> to liy 2 . Sliglitly irregular, otherwi.se they would sell at 35c. Extra special nr* (6 pairs, $1.25), pair ZpC MEN’S CAPE GLOVES —WooI lining, brown and gray ; will give excellent Service ; sizes Bto lO 1 d-j QA Saturday special
Another Sale of Fur-Trimmed Hats Another shipment of these chic midseason hats has arrived to be featured ifl JF 8 ® Saturday at a rnost moderate priee—s3.4s. Special jn Satin, metallic cloth and Lyons velvet. crowns com- S&tlirdaV li ® bine with fur brims in countless actractive shapes. ** * - 1 - To be had in thè leading colora, brown and black. Pina and other novel ornamenta and trimming notes. ONew Satin HATS#p^^\ *3.45 and *4.95 f 2 The very newest in millinery modes are these charming hats A Shapes that are bound to appeal to women and misses are \ J trimmed with flowers, fur, fruit, feathers and ornaments. \ —fL/ Brown, black and gold and silver combinationa are thè preferred colora.
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Women s Pumps and Oxfords Thousands of Pairs of SB, $9 and $lO Qualities at The Pumps i fÈsSWfémfJ The Oxfords —Brown Brocaded Satin -==“=/ ~ Ta K | fl , . -Brown Calfskin -Black Brocaded Satin Uf - T an c afakin -Patent Leather -Black Satin .//-ìSt—_ ° “ -ri i nì i . is shown in hundreds of pairs.
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IN OUR MODEL GROCERY Quality — Service—Moderate Prices Excìusive Distributors for Indianapolis and Vicini ty of Park & Tilford’s World’s Best Food Products
BREAD Son-llt broad, hot from our ovens. all pan breads, Includine ryc, grahain acd whole wbeat. homo made and Mothers'. m II - 1-pound loaf
Choice Cuts of Beef Proni Native Catti* RIB BOAST, *JA pound fc*UC CHl't'K ROAST, 1 O pound lOC LOIX STEAK, on pound DUC
ALL-WOOL SUITS ALL-WOOL OVERCOATS Sale .95 For Men and Price ' BJr lfi-_ Young Men Extra Trousers to Match Suit, $3.00 Ovcrconts, new nll-wool fabrics, in blue, brown, gray and Stvlish '%ù* * ' belted models with raglan or set-in sleeves. Sale price. .. $14.95 Suits, mixtures, checks, stripes, worsteds and cassimeres; plain and sport '' $4 and $5 Men’s Trousers \ An Extra Pair to Match Your Coat and Vest. Salo price j A Men’s Corduroy Trousers, $1.98 Excellent quality, narrow wal corduroy. w l Sheepskfn Coats for Men and Young Men, $9.95 ■ ■ utfwßmÌßfi-'''
For Boys and Girls Made of brown leatber, with solid leather extension soles and leatber trimmings. More Than a Thousand Pairs. All Sizes, 6to 2
Choice Cuts of Pork From Young Pigi LOIN ROAST, jrv pound ZUC COTTAGE OA ROAST, pound ZUC FRESH HA.>lB, OO pound ZUC
ROYAL LCNCHEON COFFEE—Our own blend of thè flnest cotTees, aroma and flavor (3 qo pounda, 95c), pound... OZC
torso CHICKENB Fresh kllied, for roasting OO or frying, pound DJC
ÌPlease Shop in thè Morning —Third Floor.
CHOICE BONELEBS A VE AL, pound fc .ZUC CREA MLR V BCTTER—Sun-llt, dellclous, cburned fresh from paateurized cream, a q 1-pound carton .nì/C COLD BOILED HAM—Special sweet cured, machine sliced (1 pound, 45c), qp M pound ZDC ORIED BEEF—Fresh 1Q machine chipped pound.. ~v/C DRIED FEACHES—Fancy on CaHfornias, pound JZC FARD DATESr- qC _ Imported, pound UJC FEAMT BCTTER Sun-ìit, made fresh while you 1 a wait, pound I**C POTATO CHlPS—Fresh and crisp, from our Sun-lit ri kltchen, pound DxC
Bedding, Table Oilcloths COTTON BLANKETS —Full doublé bed size, extra good weiglit; gray, white and tan, with neat color stripe borders; shell stitch ends. Speciaily priced, 4Q pair PL-AID BLANKETS—7OxBO inches; beautiful color plalds; shell stitch ends; Aq QH $4.50 quality, pair $3/3 BEDSPREADS —Perfectly bleached, neat pattems; regular bed size; g-j rH $1.85 quality sl*33 PI LLOWCASES —12x36 inches, neatly made with deep hems. Extra special, wq TABLE OILCLOTH —45 inches wlde, best quality; plain white and fancy pat- q/j terns. Special, yard Ju€ AUTOMOBILE ROBES—6OxBO inches; all wool, assorted plaid designs, frlnged ends; moderately priced at $11.50, $9.00 and
FRESH NET MEATB—Qlant Jordan almonds, 91.25; pecan halves, 91.15; Jordan almonds, 91.10; English walnut halves, 95<L Brazll meati, 75<>; Valencia no almonds, pound IUC MINTE MEAT—Made fresh In our Sun-lit kltchen, OC#. FRESH OYSTERS-—Fresh Baltimore, large seicct standards, in full measure. sealed, sanltary can (quart, 75c), oa pint JVC DOMESTIC SWISB CHEESE— Fine, large eyed, CC* MAYON'XAISE Gelfand's, absolutely pure and *yj wholesome, 8-ounce jar....ZlC BEl.lSH—Gelfand's combination, 8-ounce Jar DZC —Fìfth Floor.
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