Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 172, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1922 — Page 7

NOV. 28, 1922

SEEK CAUSE DE PENNSY WRECK Officials Investigate Dejailment East of City, Piling up Cars. While wrecking crews were busy to>lay clearing thè wreckage of thè Pennsylvania passenger train No. 30, near Cumberland, Ind., railroad offi-i-ials were investigating to determine thè cause of thè accident. The wreck oecurred at about 6 p. m. yesterday In Marion Councj a quarter of a mlle west of thè Hancock County line. No one was seriously injured, but four of thè ten Pullman cars were thrown aerosa thè tracks. Pasaengers were hurled from their seats. Frank Doli, conductor, of Indianapolis, was bruised when he was thrown against thè wall of a vestibuie. Train Rnnninc Late The train. known as thè New Yorker. was due out of Indianapolis at 5:45 p. m. It was about eight minutes late. Railroad officials said there was a broken rail a quarter of a mile east of thè switch where thè wreck occurred and that thè train may have been switched off in ordcr to miss this stretch of main trac-k. The train was drawn by a “double-header.” The first engine "took thè switch” and broke loose from thè second engine. The second engine turned on its side across thè track. J. P. Moran of Cincinnati, Ohio, engineer in charge of thè first engine said thè speed of thè train was reduced as he had received slow orders. Wrecking traina from Richmond and Indianapolis were sent to thè scene. The track was cleared early today and traffic resumed. BUILDING PERMITS Beckman Millinery Company, garage, 1001 S. Delaware. S2OO. Conrac Berder. addition. 361 W. Fourteenth. $1.500. F. W. Long, dwelling, 924 E. Forty-Elghth, $2.500. H. V. Chaplin. addition. etc.. 1902 Koehne. $1,350. Kenneth M. Hartley. dwelling, 438 Berwifk. S4OO. Peter Frar.daen. Storage. Thirty-Third and ?4onon. $3.500. Peter Francisen. office, Thirty-Third and Mouon. $1.900. Clarke Bremerman, dwelling, 509 W. Thir-ty-Second. $2,500. Barrett Hardware Company, remodel, 532 E. Washington. $4.000. O. H. Guippe. dwelling, 706 I.mwood, $3.500. F. E. Bibbins. addition. 4246 Corneli'js. $1.500. Olive A. Day. doublé. 1010 E. Forty-Sixth. $3.800 Olive A. Day, doublé. 4601 Winthrop. $3,800. O'ive A. Day, doublé. 4229 Winthrop. $4.500. Olive A. Day. doublé. 4233 Graceland. $4.500. Olive A. Day. doublé. 910 E. Forty-Sixth $4.500. Olive A. Day. doublé, 916 E. Forty-Sixth $3.800. Olive A. Day. doublé. 4603 Guilford $3.500. J C Plasket. dwelling. 1020 X. Olney $3.000. Traugott Bros., wreck building, 319 W. Washington, S2OO J. F. Grimm, reroof. 2257 Brookside. $2lO. William Welch. reroof. 1462 Blaine. $2lO J. X. Godsey. doublé. 1525 S. Taroma $2.800. Leanier F. Kimberlin. doublé. 909 Swing. $2.500. VT. K F'iandeis, doublé. 450 W. FortySixth. $7.500. Joseph Darmody, doublé. 2107 Parkwaj R.vd.. $6.000 Prt bst Bros. Mfg. Co , boiler. 1219 Wade. S2OO. I. C. Thayer. addition. 937 ?. Meridiar.. SBOO. M. M. Duke, dwelling. 52t9 Central. $6.000 E. W Person. doublé, 3117 X. Boulevard PI.. $4,800 j. X. Godsey. doublé, 1523 X Taci ma. $2.800. TEACHERS T 0 MEET Indiana high school teachers will meet in Bloomington Dee. 8 and 9 as thè guests of thè board of education of Indiana University. This meeting will be thè first of its kind ever lield in thè State. It successful thè meeting will be made an annual event. A number of promlnent educational speakers have been ob tained. SUES STERLING CO. A suit for reeeiver has been filed against thè Sterling Motor Car Company by Frank M. Leary, president. The other two stockholders are named as Herbert M. Woollen and Fari G. Henry. Leary stated that thè company owed him 12,498, which. because it is insolvent. was unable to pay.

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Trusts Human Naturi I saw a sign on an Indiana Ave. j store which said: “Come in. Will j be back shortly.”—B. D. H. Doing His Bit A blind man entered an Illinois j Street car and handed thè conductor j a penny, and asked for a transfer, j The conductor gave him a transfer j and three cents in change.—G. IL Suppose She Really Had? I saw a sign which read: “For j sale: Dining table by woinan with : walnut lega.”—X. Y. Z. Maybe Hc’s A Night Owl I saw a young man in a chili par- j lor at breakfast time eating a bowl j of chili and drinking pop.—C. E. B. WOMAN MISSING The polire were asked to search for Hattie Cox. 47. 130 N. Nohle St., who has heen missing from houle sirice ' yesterday morning. She had been ili | and had suffered a nervous break- j down, thè police were told. She was described as being a tali woinan and | welghing about 130 pounds. When ehe left home she was wearing a brown coat and a black sklrt.

min Say “Bayer” and Insist ! j Unless you see thè “Bayer Cross” on package or on tablets you are not getting thè genuine Bayer produet prtscribed by physicians over twenty three years and proved safe by miìlions for Colds Headache Toothache Lumbago Earache Rreumatism Neuralgia Pain. Pain Accept "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” only. Each unbroken package contains proper directions, Handy boxe. of twelve tablets cosi few cents. Drug gists also soli bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is thè tradì mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetieacidester of Sajicylieacid.—Advertisemem.

Pale and Tiiin • Many feel unequal to thè f I daily task. They are prone I 1 to frequent colds or coughs, I lor are pale and thin. What I I is needful is rich, nourishing | Scolf s Emulslon of pure vitamine - hearing | /ufo cod-liver oil, to help | strengthen and build | i up thè vital forces of | , ] thè body. Build up * resistance daily | with Scott*s Emulsion ! i | Scott & Rowne, Bloomfield,N. J- 22-23 | Catarrh Quickly Ended by a Pleasant Germ-Killing Antiseptic The little Hyomel Inhaler is made of j hard rubber and can easily be carried in pocket or parse. It will Inst a llfetlme. Into this inhaler pour a few drops of magical Ilyomei. This is absorbed by thè antiseptic ganze within and now you are ready to breathe it in over thè germ infested membrane, where it will speedily begin its work of killing catarrh germs. Hyomel is made of Australian eucalyptus comblned with other antlseptles and is very pica j ant to breathe. It ia guaranteed to end catarrh. bron- j chitis, sore throat, croup, coiiglis and colds or money back. It cleans out a stuffed up head in two minutes. Sold by druggists everywhere and by j The Haag Drug Stores. —Advertiscment. |

ITCHY ECZEMA ALL OVER_BODY In Pimples. Could Not Work. Cuticura Heals. “ I had eczema on my left arm and it spread all over my body. It broke tout in little, red pimples and itched and burned, and I would scratch until thè skin would break and scale: formed. I could not do my work, and I was in torture day and night. “My mother saw an advertisement for Cuticura Soap and Ointment and seni for a free sample. 1 bought mora and I used four boxes of Cuticura Ointment, with thè Cuticura Soap, when I wa healed.” (Signed) Mra. A. W. Crawford. Nsbo, 111. Use Cuticura foralltoilet purposes. Addrns: '■C.ts.rLkoratorie*, Dovi. H. Mnldesil. Umi ” Boid tìrrywfawr me. Ointment IS ami 50c Talmm 26e. fiQjrCobctir* Soap hav without mag.

The great once-a-month clean-up dati The day that all thè odds and ends, all thè short lots and broken sizes from thè month’s selling, as well as brand new merehandise purchased for thè occasion, are gathered together and marked at prices that will elear them away in a hurry. It’s THE Bargain Day of thè rnonth at Pcttis.

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... . ■ —— , Extra Special! ROASTERS SILS9 Just in time for thè Thanksgivlng (linner preparations! Large Ovai Roasters, gray granite enamel oti Steel, selfbastlng and self-browning: they are large enough to hold a large turkey or two ehiokens. They are seamless and sanitary, and we bave just a limited quantity to sei! at this extraordlnarily low prie©--$1.59 each. ROUND ROASTERS $1.49 Value for 63c Only a limited number of these pure aluminum round, large size Doublé Roasters, that will hold a large chieken or roast. at thè very special prive of 6JÌC. —Baseinent. Zo}~ Half Price Sale of ODD MEAT DISHES Mostly bordar deooratlons, but a few in plain white. In this lot there are American and Engltsh Seral-Pnrrelatn Platters as well as some Havlland and other Limoges makes. Many of these are thè large turkey s'ze. $1.15 Assurted Meat Diahe*. Bach, 58C. $1.75 Assorteli Meat Disile. Each, SSt*. $2.25 Assorteli Meat Dishes. Each. sl.lO. $2 Oli \ssortcd Meat. Dishea Each. 91.30. $5.00 Assorted Meat Dishes. Each, $2.50. $7.00 Assorteti Meat Dishes. Each, $3.50. —Rivieni co t Odd Sample LACE CURTAINS While They Last 59c Each $2.50 to $3.75 a palr Is thè regular price of tneee odd half palr manufacf urer*' samples l.ace Curtains -2L| to 3% yard* In length. Some are slightly imperfect and others slightly soiled from handllng. We are, therefore, offering them at thè special price of 59<* each. —Third floor. NOTIONS Dress Snap Fa tener - 2 dozen for s<? Good quallty fastenera, in black and white, al) sizes. Safoty Pine—2 carda sf. Rock-a-bye Safety Pine, all sizes, one do tento card. Klelnert’s lire* #Bhleld—--194 4 palr. Regular ilres shape, good quallty shleld, can be laundered. Sizes 2, 3 and 4. RubberUed Household Aprons - 33<*. In novelty patterns, Inclnding small check, well made, waterproof, good full Bize. Sanitary Good Offer—--1 Rubber Sanitary , Apron I 1 Dozen Sanitary.....! ktirt Napkins I vì/V 1 Elastlc Belt 1 —Street floor. =@= RUFFLED SWISS CURTAINS $1.19 Pair Sheer quallty tìglired Swiss tie-back Curtains with narrow ruffles and a palr of ruflled loops, complete, $1.19 palr. —Tlilril floor.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Men’s Flannelette Pajamas, Wednesday Only, $1.59 Made of extra quallty Flannelette, properly cut and bandsomely flnished. are these apedally priced cold weatber pajamas. Wednesday only at $1.59. —Street floor.

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The Old Swimmin’ Hole and Other Poem*, by James Whitcomb Riley. Special at 20c I I 1 n s t r ated. Regalar price, óOc. l’ettìs Final, only 2<><‘. —Street lloor.

Marquisette Curtains, 98c Pair Hemstitched border mrcerized Marquisette Cnrtains, 2 1 -* yards long. Just 192 pali ln thè lot at 98C palr—Third floor. Cream Madras, 39c Yard Cream colored, woven flgured. Scotch Drapery Madras, of fine quallty in various patterns. A rogular 59c grade at 390 yard. —Third floor. Curtain Marquisette, 21c Yard Yard wide, doublé thread fabrics with fanc.v oren work doublé borderà and rlbbon edges. A Msc quallty for 21 e yard. —Third floor. Scrim, lOc Yard Extra special vaine. Whiln thè lots last: Doublé borderei! Scrim; Colored Dotted Scrim; Cross Bar Scrim. —Third floor. Curtain Marquisette, 15c Yard Yard rido plain Marquisette In white, tvory and ecru color at 15<* a yard. —Third floor. Bedspreads, $3.98 $7 75 Vaino A special bargain for Tetti Final Day! Fine Imported Bedspreada, show white, plain hem, twln bed size, Hght welght. Exceptlonal valile for $3.98. —Flfth floor. Remnants Domestics, Half Price l'soful of nuwiltn, lon.golotb, (laiinoi, tif'kinjc. etc. —Street floor. Remnants White Goods, Half Price Mostly nainsook, dimity. India linen, plain “I.lnweave,” plain and faney white voile, etc. —Street floor. Leather Hand Bags, 79c Reai Leather Hand Bags, in many styles and shapes and colora. $1.98 values at 79<*. —Street floor. Black Chamoisette Gloves, 89c Pair Full 16 butto ahore thè elbow length Gloves of blaek chamoisette. In all sizes While 118 pair last, at 89C palr. —Street floor. Silver Bread Trays, sl.lO Lovely Sheffield piate Silver Bread Trays, begt slze, wltli piereed handles ; will sell In our Tetti Final Sale at sl.lO while a very limited quantity last. —Street floor. Lingerie and Petticoats, 44c Each Satin Camlsole and Nainsook Envelopc Chemlses, Chlldren’ Outing Flannel Pettlcoat, Women’ l'ettlcoats, In eotton taffetà, in plain color and fiorai patterns. While they last 4-IC —Second tioor. Silk Chemise, $1.69 iiilk Envelope Chemise, made of a good quallty crepe de chine, tallored and lace trimmed, bodlce top eflect, ■with strnp slioulder. A limited number only In broken sizes, sl,t9 each. —Second floor. Girl Scout Khaki Garments, 5Qc Each Tp to F 1.59 Vnlue A broken assortment. of sizes in Gir! Scout Khaki Garments, ineluding wool hose, Jackets, knives and coats; to dose out at 500 each. —Second floor. Junior Girls’ Garments, $3.95 Each A mali lot of Junior Girl’ Garments, ineluding wool Jersey, knlt ind sergo dresses and suit. To cloge, at $3.95 each. —Second floor. Children’s Garments, 59c Each Little t.ots* Dresses. Creepers and Romperà of gingham. dimity and rrepe, in a large assortment of styles and up to $3.50 In values. To dose, at 59C each. —second floor. Children’s Pajamas, 98c Chlldren's Pajamas, In pìufe and blue-slriped, heavy qualitv outing flannel; slze 6 only; $2.98 Valile, to dose at 98C. —Second floor. Children’s Bloomers, 49c ($1.49 values at Children’s white sateen Bloomers. Heavy quality, in sizes 2 to 6. Slightly musserf. —Second floor.

Pettis Dry Goods Co.

The New York Store—Established 1853 :

A Reai Bargain —No Phone, Mail or C o. D. Orders

Extraor dinar y! 1,000 Pairsof FIRST Quality Hosiery A well-known brand that —7-p^ has been so!d and advertlsed / \ yj-jriv all over America at $1.75. /? I \ 'ìfteHÌt. Wednesday Only FIRST Quality—get that. Every pair 4^®^ is PERFECT! And Formerly Sold at $1.75. Made by one of thè be>d known mll! In America. A nome we can not mention because of thè REPlenty pdee But Jut rVo Olir word for It that r ' this is a natlonnlly known hose at an establishcd Of pri'S- of $1.75. and advertlsed from coast to coast. 01 i Very slghtly hose and extra durable, because of thè DIaCKS : envv silk of which they are made. Guaranteed per fect in all resppct. l'ienty of all sizes. Wednesday only at 89c palr. —Street floor. !,* #'i ' Wìi Hats, $1.98 Regular $5.00 and $7.50 Ready-to-Wear Hats All cxeeedingly altractive lot of elevar little styles in Lyons velvet. Some trimmed with embroidery and some stitched. They may he had tomorrow only at thè exceptional price of $1.98. Black and colors. —Second floor. jjÈßflf OIL T oiiet and Bath Soaps 6c Bar —69c Dozen Kirk’s Cocoa Hardwater Castile 6c Bar Kirk’s Jap Rose Soap ) Armour’s Venetian Bath Tablets / Creme Oil Soap y V/V Armour’s Almond, Cocoa or Butterrailk.... Dozen —Street floor.

LOOK for thè “P. F.” Cards! All “P. F.” mercandise will bear a special sign. Look for these signs—they are thè guide posts to some of thè best values you have been offered in a long time. And please COME EARLY! ‘Many of thè lots will not last throughout thè day.

’FINAIJS”

Silk (AH Kinds) 69c Yard Tomorrow thè clean up- of our November Silk Sale, consisting of tub sllks, striped messaline. satina, prints. etc., will take place. These silks are 36 Inches wide and will sell for 69 i a yard special. —Street floor.

Metallic Cloth, 98c Yard Sultable for flowers, hats and slip for party dresses. A full line In orehid, rose, pink, blue and green. Special fcr tomorrow at 98<* a yard. —Street floor Fur Collars, $1.59 A Fur Collar is often thè making of a coat. And on Pettis Finals day we are going to offer our special line of iight gray choker Collars, full size, taped and padded ready to line, at ibe reduced price of $1.59 each. —Street floor. Fancy Ribbons, 6c Yard Novelty Ribbons in various com binatious and colors and ranging from to r 4 inches in width. on saie ut Oc 8 yard —Street floor. Lingerie Ribbon, sc, 7c and lOc Yard This Ribbon is of an Inch wide and comes in white, pink. bine and orchld. —Street floor. Stamped Goods, 39c Ea. These are odds and end of Stamped Pleees, ineluding scarfs. pillows, dresses. blouses, etc. Choice Wednesday only at 39c. —Eifth floor. Stamped Bedspreads, $1.98 Specislly priced for Wednesday are these Stamped Colonia! Lady Bedspreads. in full size on white material. sfenci) design. Scarfs to match may be had at 9S<? each. Tifth floor. Vicuna Yarn Scarfs, $2.29 In a rariety of colora and color romblnations are these most attractive frlnged yarn scarfs. Very smart with sporta coats and sults. They are long and may be had in brown. biiff. erecn. blue, gray and many other colors. Regular SS.SO values it $2.29 Wednesday only. —Second floor. Dress Ginghams, 15c Yd. 32-Inch Dress Ginghams, In a full rango of small. medium and large broken plaid. Special for Wednesday at 15c a yard. —Street floor. Krinkle Crepe, 25c Yard This Krinkle Crepe, 30 inches wide, which Comes in pink. blue, yellow, rose, rivender, peach and white. is quite desi; alile In making Ungerle. 25<> a yard Just for tomorrow. —Street floor. New Twin Compacts, 89c Engraved Free A doublé compact, eontaintng rouge and powder under one cover, with mlrror and two puff. Wednesday only we will engrave one initlal on each. — Street floor. Men’s Initial Kerchiefs, Box of 6,89 c A fine quality cambric kerehief with Longfellow style Initial, paeked 6 in a box at 89<? box. —Street floor. Mussed Handkerchiefs, 2 for 25c 25c and 35e Value. Handkerchiefs that are soiled and mussed from display and handllng, all fine Irisii lawn kerchiefs, some with hand-embroidered corner. —Street floor. Table Oilcloth, 35c Yard Plain white and fancy Oilcloth, 47 inches wide, sped&lly priced. One yard for 35<*. — Third floor. Pearl Necklaces, $1.98 $2.98 Vnlue for $1.98. French filled Pearl Bea da of beautiful luster In 27-lnch lengths, graduated styles with ring elasp. While 1 gross of them last, a very special vaino at $1.98. —Street floor. Wrist Watch Bracelets, 39c Dainty Wrist Bracelets in colors of navy, brown and gray, fitted with gold filled.jjdlde. Special at 39^. —Street floor. Men’s Flannelette Nightshirts, 99c A really hlgh-grade garment radieally reduced in price for tomorrow only. Good weight. full dimensions, neatly trimmed Wednesday only, at 99C. —Street tioor. Men’s All-Wool Scarfs, 89c The colors you want. in all wool quallty, priced for “Pettis Finals" day only, at 89<L — Street floor.

Pettis Dry Goods Co.

Sale! BLOUSES | $1.19 Values tip to $5.95. Voile Blouses, Tuxedo styles. vestee effeets. frills, roll collars, round collars, trimmed with lace, tucks and embroiderles. There Is a limited number of handmade blouses In thè lot. Also colored batiste blouses with frills. These are very special values at $1.19. —Second floor. Odds and Ends FRENCH COMPOSITION IVORY Marked at i/ 2 Price for clearance Mirrors, Brushes, Fomb, Trayß, Cloth and Hat Brushes, Manicure Piece, Picture Frames, etc. Some are scratched and marked from handling. but sre wonderful values at >4 price. —Street floor. 100 Dozen Women’s LINEN KERCHIEFS | 5 for S 1 White and colored Linen Kerchiefs, with one corner emhroidered. Very special for Wednesday only. —Strofi floor. HOUSE DRESSES j SBc j Values t'p to $3.95 A truly wonderful array of Gingham and Porcaio House Dresses. with long and short sleeves, belted models. loose belt effeets. some with long sashes of self material. A few Xurses’ Uaiforms are Included in thè lot. These are exceptional at this price, as they are only slightly counter mussed. While they last. SB<i. —Secoud floor. P=(f?*H= Clearance of Mens WINTER UNION SUITS | $1.59~ Several lìnes of winter Lnion Sults. Mostly small lots earried over from last year, to be elosed out at a great reduction. M'ednesday at $1.59. —Street floor. “Pettis Final” Clearance of WOMEN’S WINTER UNION SUITS Formerly $1.95, $2.45, $3.00. 1 31.45 A clearance of striali lots and dlscontlimed brands, all nattonally known. Wednesday at $1.45. —Street floor.

The Illuminated Holy Bìble, $2.98 ’ Limp leather. gill ecig-'S. Pubiisher's price, $5. Pettis Finals at $2.98. —Street tioor.

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