Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 181, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1922 — Page 7

DEC. 8, 1922

FfIMBUSWHITE ! CASE Diira Test Suit of Kansas Editor and Governor Alien Ends. Bu I nitri! Vcic* EMPORIA, Kan.. Dee. 8. —The case against William Alien White, noted Emporia editor eharged with violating I thè Kansas industriai court law by j displaying a contraband placar*! espressine sympathy for striking shopmen last summer. was dismissed by j thè State Thursday night. White. who has fought against dis inissai of thè Vase just as vigorously j as he intended to wage thè battle for "free speech" during thè trial, at once beean preparation of a statement j which he said would he issued Fri | day, when thè trial was schedule*! j to begin. | Thus ends, except for post-mortem I statements, thè latest adventure of “Hemy and me." —Governor Henry J. Alien and White —who fought each ! other over free speech in Kansas, noi ; as enemies. but as thè best of friends. ' friends. LCGANSPCRT MAN HEADS AUDITORS’ ASSOCIATICI Change Vdvocated in Bill Passed by I jst Assembly. The State Assoeiation of County j Auditors, in its annual meeting at thè ì Claypool Hotel, elected Harry M. I Gardner of Logansport. auditor of t'ass County, as presldent and James F. Dragoo of Muncie, auditor of Delaware County, as vice president. The principal matter taken up by thè auditors was that of forming a legislative policy, which included thè changing of a bill created by thè last generai assembly. This bill provides i rhat thè county council may appropriate money for extra allowances for salaries of thè clerical staffs of auditors, The proposed new bill would change thè predication so as to read "shall” instead of “may.” to guarantee appropriation of thè necessary funds. Student’s Overcoat Stolen The overcoat of Fari Gray, 3018 Park Ave., was stolen from Shortrldge High School yestenlay. He told police it was worth $35.

EAK, NEitVOUS, SUT OF HEART Louisiana Lady Says She Has “Never Found Anything Better Than Cardui for a Run-Down Condition.' "It would be hard for me to teli how iliuch benetit 1 have derived from thè use of Cardui,” said Mrs. I. G. Bowman, of 1319 Front Street, Morgan City, La. “I was so run-down in health I could hardly go. “I was thin. “I had no appetite. “Could not rest or sleep well. “I was so weak. and so very nerv. ous, I was no pleasure to rnyself or any one else. ‘1 suffered some pain, but thè worst of my trouble was from belng so weak and easy to get tired and out of heart. “This nervous condition was worse than paln. “Some one told me of Cardui, and I declded to use It. “Aster using a few hottles, I regained my strength. I waan't so ner vous, and began to eat and sleep, and grew stringer and was soon well. “I have never sound anything better for a run-down condition.” If you sufTer as this Louisiana lady did, it is reasonable to suppose that you, too. will find Cardui helpful for your troubles, as thousands of i women have. Take Cardui, thè woman's tonic. Get a bottle from your druggist, today.—Advertisement.

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Boxed Handkerchief s ! 1 39c —59c —79c Box 1 Novelty kerchiefs. three in a pretty gift box; white kerchiefs with colored embroidered corners; colored noveity kerchiefs. etc. Pure Linen Kerchiefs, Hand Embroidered Irish D r o OQ Linen Kerchiefs, 50c Ea. DOX Ol O, “oc a beautiful assortment of fine I linen kerchiefs with *>ue corner White and colored linen embroidered in neat patterns. kerchiefs with colored em- " blu* linen kerchiefs with white , 1 i n i <ll*l coloreil embroider.v, colore*! broidered cornerà, packed 3 snen k „ r , hl^s with coU ,red m a prett> gift box at 98C. j embroidered corners. Each 50et. Men’s Pure Linen Kerchiefs 25c, 35c, 50c to SI.OO All are of thè finest quality obtainable for thè lìrico. Filli size. *4 and Vi-inch hems. Prices troni 25<* to SI.OO. Women’s Colored and /' \ White Linen Kerchiefs / | 25c 'wijrt —— Fine qual- c'ity linen W kerchiefs beautiful embroidered cor- ’Sst-’ ners. nar*row Vi.tKß.iOp h emstitched \ —Petti hems. 250 each. ' "‘V^floór' ■■ - - - - - J) Saturday! A Sale of Beautìfully Illustraied “James Whitcomb Riley” Books r All thè originai high-priced editious eiceptionaily low prieed—mnking eiJBSn£pgy?t -llent and aceeptabie Christmas gifts. ’ft yrs3 •• *'*t a I.lmltcd Quantity—Buy Now u for Christmas U ft UT TO 01.1 VI NT VIAKVS,” tl- \\ \ / / _ trated b.v Howard ( bandler t'hrlsty. B / / (sCr&j/T MisberW price, $2 **; sì-c* lai, 60^. V /'/il ’VVIX EN SII K\V V V 801 T SlX- \ c’\ //// / KKN," illustratcd by Howard Cbanjj r ’hristy. Publiaher's price, 511.00: "KII.KV KOSKS," liustiated THK CIKt, I LOVEI,” illustrated by by Howard Chani.ler Christy. ’oward 'bandler t’hrlsty. l’tibllaheris ?üblisher'B price, SiHH; special, orice, S2.o*>; special. Gf)C. S "GOOD BVK JIVI," lllustmted "HOME A GAIN VVITIf ME,” lllnsl,y Howard Chandier Christy. l by Howard bandler < hrb.ty. Publisher s price, $1.25; spedai, ‘"bliaber s i-rtee. $2.00; special. 69C. —l'ettls books. slret-t flor. Sale! They’re New New Pumps, Strap Slippers —Patent leather, two strap \ —Black satin, one strap —Dull calf, one strap 4 —Black kid, two strap —Patent leather, one strap AsJplfr •'||W V, —French Baby Louis and miliNew Oxfords of —Patent leath- * ■ ■■■■ f ■) A Complete igl aking Set of V uaranteed Pure luminum, 89c j m 'onsisting of two layer 1 i e pans or two pie pans, milk pan, one saucepau, m "? wìAtSPL ‘ tneasuring eup '■'"'"wjiV ! three tneasuring spoons. Jjf VH • siandani housohold sizs. ufcteg W Sff "trillar 52.00 ijuaiity set. it™ ; rat Christmas sper ai for ■ ■ ■ ~~ • ■— rday, thè set. SO^. il —retti linuseware, tiasement.

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Just In By Fast Express! A Lucky Purchase of — Big Comfy All-Wool OVERCOATS W Not Many, Just 100 in thè Lot! —Some in thè Big Blustering Ulsterettes! '! I^/pò —Some in thè New Raglan Model! tl- T - ' f* + % És ■ —Made to Sell at Many Dollars MORE! |/ •• Choice Saturday at I *l6-75 1 JMW ’l9-75 1 ®fii I ‘24751 St ! 4 ' l | ,}, And Boys’ _ _ '|L£a All-Wool ' JìhK ° vercoats Boys’ Suits (With 2 Pairs Knickers) MgL 1U s ߣ W They're thè good looking, good wearing kind of over- _ .. . . , *IT M „ . , Suits that w r ere just made for bovs i*a & coats that KEAL boys ap- . . , MmF vm , who demand good sturdv materials, 'jy \ w predate —• and mothers, .. . sfcV K . pretty pattems and styles with a zip to ■A m, vou'll see thè value in them , , , , m ilio minute you examine then,: re values at them! $10.95 at Pettis. SS.S. O, yes—all aizes. —Petti loy‘ clothln*:, —Petti boy*’ elothlng, third fioor. third fioor. .

Old Sant? Says: and Buy Saturday! Mothers, be sure to bring thè kiddies to see thè wonderful Pettis Toyland Hear their whoops of delights as thev see their liearts' desire. And —porliaps —lose yourself amid these joyous surroundings, in fond thoughta of your own childhood.

I> H K 8 SEI) uni.l.S—Reautlfully dressed dolls, 1- lncliea tu 1, bisque head with long curis, sleepiug eyes; a complete! v dressed doli, QG r spedally priced ut ....... wO “KIDLYNK” BOhV ItOI.LS —l2 iriches tali, bisque head, sloeping eyes, wlg aud bave sboes nnd stocklug; ©1 OC Saturday A TOY PIIONOOBAPII FOR SI.OO-A toy, but a wonili'tfui toy. Wlth it a chlld cau play a ri-tnch reai phouograph record. A ilurable and lesting toy. Thla is our great Saturday special. 1.00. DOLI, IXRMTI UE, 15c BACII —Jncluding ehairs, rocker, davenports and table-s; inahogany tinlsh; 1 C,. eaeh BABY 001X8—A PVj-inch pretty baby doli wlth wlg and sleeping eyes. Extra ©Q special for 03C PCRK A TANARUS, r M I N t M IH sili E>—A complete set t hai t look llke mother’s; 12 piece In thè set, for lOonly MOVFNO PICTFRE MACHINE —A regolar machine, wlth filma. Priced Qi at only yd.yO ABC BROCKS—Box of 20 good slze, showing lettera and animala. The oC_ complete box OOC SHOOFI, IE S—For thè little tota, are fri JQ priced at pi.*!.? CHILDPiKN’S CHAIRS A good, strong, nicely palnted red chalr; special for an Saturday at 05/C BCILUINO BT.OCKS—PIaIn and colored wood in neat dls79 c JAZZ MONHETA —A ente little monker made of reai far. Toy land sfociai,

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The New York Store—Established 1853'

KOOTHAUifI Beai Rugby footballa, for Sat- 7Curduy at v I OC (•Obi' lì A MB—lndoor golf set for tho chlldren. The game of garnes, and gg SKWING MACHINES A reni lor-sure machine that sewa doli clothes perfectly. a j/\ Prtee only RII* BODY DO IXB—A reai 17-inch alze doli, genuino kid, joiuted body, wlth beautiful bisque head. I.ong curly halr, Closing eyes wlth qq reai eyeluahes DOI.I,S—IO inches tali, flneat Importeli, joiuted body, bisquo head, sewed wìg, sleeplng eyes wlth reai eyelashes. These doli complete wdth shoea and stockinge, priced ia at only Jd,4“ DOI.Ii CRADI.ES—WhIte enameled, 14 Inches long, q for only ùjC POP GENS—Harmless. but make a loud report. Saturday i nt>eclal for, njfach ttDC IARM YARD SET—A complete outtìt of ;i house, troes, covra or chickeua. A most • wonderful set for 4ifC TINKER TOYS—The wonder bullder. Educational and entertaining. Complete ’7Cc TYPF.WRITERS (pi Aft for only The children can actually wrlte lotterà on them. THE RAT TRAP PFZZLH— A reai puzzle. Only 500 to nell. SaturdHj-, i each IUC THE DRAWING MASTER— Educational, entertalninit aud lnstructlve. Saturday jjspecial, each 4>C DESK AND CHAIR—A good, substantially made deak wlth chair. golden oak ilnlsh. Ex- | tra special at, g —Patti toyland, basament.

Take My Tip A complete 14- i I piece tea set, "illsll 9 beautlfully llth- g MZMMÈ II ographed metal; Jfi SI.OO vaine, for KSS . Saturday only— Mimmi - 5 si/

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Saturday! A Pre-Holiday Sale of Women’s $1.75 BOXED H-O-S-I-E-R-Y —-Firii Qimlily

The manufacturer of thè most popular brand in America, whose product is featured by us throughout thè year, has discontinued making this particular hose. These hose have been selling everywhere at thè restricted price of $1.75. We bought bis stock on hand and are permitted t.o sell them at 95 é on condition that we do not use thè maker's name, which is never stampe*! on hose that is sold at a reduced price.

—Knitted Ties —Cut Silk Ties Thousands of Fine Ones in a Sale at ■" 6 f $2 30 % $4.55 a Dozen ..

Other Specials for MENI

Wool Scarfs MÙfflers of pure wool,-+ff distinctive designs and newest colors, BSc*. $1.50. $1.95 end $3.50. Interwoven Socks Interwoven silk socks at Ts<i. $1.25 and $2.00. Interwoven lisle socks at -lOc*. Golf Hose Imported pure wool English golf hose, $1.95. T.islc golf hose, 98©. Gift Suspenders Suspenders of qualtty. In a handsome holiday box, 794*. .Silk elastic suspenders with 14-k. gold buckles. $1.19. Smoking Jackets Serviceable smoking jackets, tailored in thè latest mode, ut popular prices. $5.50 to $9.95. Sport. Coats ’ Fotf-pockf e- i ’meket style. ffl&ft 7 ,1.- *- 95 Compleie sio.', of Tom Wye coats.

These hose are ali perfect and in every respect identical with those sold at $1.75. There are all sizes, in black only. Customers buying the>m for gjfts have our assurance that thè quality is perfect, without exception. The hose are w’orth $1.75 and thè saving ls considerable. Christmas box will be furnished with every pair if desired. —Petti hosiery. Street fioor.

IFaultl ess Pajamas The Ita : ... 0i,85i $2.50 $2.95 and $3.50. —Petti nien’s sbop, Street Coo,

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