Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 186, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 December 1922 — Page 15

DEC. 14, 1922

LEM DEMOS murai bonus Owsley Serves Notice That Will Ee Made. By United Press WASHINGTON, Dee. 14. —The American Legion today served notice upon Congress that it will fight for thè enaetment of thè soldiei bonus bill before thè end of thè special session on March 4 next. Although Congress faces one of thè worst legislative jams in receni years, Alvin M. Owsley. commander of thè legion. In conferences here with past commanders and chalrmen of thè legion commi ttees, has drawn up a big legislative program, which thè organization will seek to have enacted durir.g thè short session. Legìslation for thè relief of thè dis ahled veterana was declared to be of “first and supreme importance." and is placed ahead of thè bonus in thè legion's program. RUNAWAY SON CREATES DISTURBANCE ON RETURN Irate Parent Fai's to Welcome Prodigai Home. The prodigai son returned. but R. L. Hayes, t olored, proprietor of a grocery at 1G"1 Northwestern Ave., did not Itili th' fatteti calf. Instead he decided that if a father spares thè rod he spoils thè ehild. Claude Hayes. thè son. ran away from home Ave days ago. He returned last night. Hayes tolti him to go up stai re and get ready for a good licking. Claude jumped out of an upstairs wlndow and ran down thè Street. Some one called thè police. There were no arresta. MAYOR NOW DEVOTING EFFORTS TO RUM SQUAD Believes SUppery Pavements Will v Slow Down Motorista. Speeders’ names were not so much in evidence on thè turnkey s siate at thè city prison today. Mayor Shank spent some time today with thè newly organìzed “booze' sqùad in thè belief that thè slippery condition of thè pavement would cause automobile driver? to be careful with out his personal efforts. In city court. Harry Barnett, was fined $32 and costs, Walter Krone, $lO and costs, and Philip Salas. $lO and costs for speeding and thè latter SI and costs for failure to display an auto certificate. STICK-UP MSN CET SIOO,OOO IN GEMS By United Press CHICAGO. Dee. 14.—Police today had sound no trace of thè two men who last night hel 1 up James B. Harrison. diamomi broker, and escaped with SIOO.OOO in uncut stones and $2.000 \n cash. The robbery was staged whi'.e hundreds of persons passed wlthin a few feet. The men scooped up fourteen trays of diarnonds, cut thè telephone wires, gagged and bound Harrison, and fled.

Band at Fraternal fiames In case any or.e Is not satisfied with thè basket-ball dished out tonlght at thè Fraternal League games there wlll be a band, furnished by thè Sciuare and Compass Club, to entertaln with music. And then aster thè ne. sport wlll come a round of danc lng. The first game starts at 7:45 p. m. BREAK CHEST COLS WITH R£IPEPPER Ease your tight, aching chest, Stop thè paln. Break up tjie congestion Feel a bad cold loosen up in just a short time. “Red Pepper Rub” is thè cold rem edy that brings quickest relief. It can not hurt you and it certainly seems to end thè tightness and drive thè congestion and soreness righi out. Nothlng has such concentrated. penetratlng heat as red peppers, and when heat penetrates tight down into colds, congestion, aching muscles and sore. stiff joints relief Comes at once. The moment you apply Red Pepper Rub you feel thè tingling heat. In three minutes thè congested spot is warmed through and through. When you are suffering from a cold, rheumatism, backache, stiff neck or sore muscles. just get a jar of Rowles Red Pepper Rub, made from red peppers, at any drug store. You will have thè quickest relief known. Always say “Rowles.’’—Advertisement.

Cuticcra Does So Mudi For Hair And Skin For promoting and maintaining beauty of akln and hair Cuticura Soap and Ointment are unexcelled. Cuticura Talcum is an ideal powder, refreabing and cooling to thè most delicate ekins. ■tnpia Mio! AddrM: *'CtlrmraLafr> murlM,Dp(.SSr,Mjùdfi4t Uu< ' Sold ▼•rywher Sor 2Se. Ointznar* 25 mr ! TaJcnm2sc. MTCuticur Sop slutvea withont m u?.

Hose for Women, 9Sc $1.35 to $3 Quality Included Are: PURE THREAD SILK HOSE—Silk embroldered, clocked and embroidered ankle silk hose. GLOVE SILK HOSE. WOOL SPORTS HOSE—Embroidered, clocked, silk and wool sports hose; part wool sports hose; all-wool sports hose. Black and all colors and heather combinations. Broken lines of $1.35 to $3.00 qualltles—9s<i.

TOMORROW, FRIDAY, OUR BARGAIN DAY No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders on thè Following Items. Quantities Are, In Most Inséances, Limited. Price* Hold Good Only While Supplies Last.

ON FIRST FLOOR SILK REIftNANTS Vt Off Marked Remnant Price Biouse, dress and triniming lengths of plain and fancy crepes. pongees, brocaded velvets, plain velvets, etc. For example, a remnant inarked $2.00 would be $1.50. POLO COATINGS—S6 Inches wide, all wool, lieavy grade for womeu's, misses’ and chi'.- .. „ „ dren's coats; three shades of brown. blue vj* “ * and gray; $3.50 quality, yard TWO-TONE CHEVIOT COATINGS—S6 Inches wide, all wool; blue, brown, gray and mixed . - colors; for women's, misses’ and children's ▼ | ' coats; $2.95 quaiities, yard MIXED CAMELSHAIR COATINGS AND SUITINGS —56 Inches wide, all wool; blues, dark rn wisteria and green and brown mixtures; ▼ | $2.50 qifcllty A ' NAVY BLUE TRICOTINE -56 Inches wifte, all wool, in a desirable shade of e /• q navy for dresses; $4.00 qual- * /L.I ity ** ' WASH GOODSREMNANTS l/ 2 Off Marked Remnant Price Plain and novelty voiles, organdies, ginghams, white goods. linings, etc.; for blonses. dresses and trimming lengths. For ampie, a remnant marked óOc will be 25c. TISSUE GINGHAM—Yard wide, light grounds with small broken colored plaids and stripes; 59c quality, yard

Again! A Sale of Silk Dresses ror Women One Day and Misses at J Only • The response to a similar announcement last week was so g ' reat that we out thè en th*e l°t °f 500 in three hours. We ymm f; regret that we were able to procure only 300 of these excellent il values for tomo ito w’s selling. Come early and avoid disap- / / Sizes 16, 18, 20, 36, 38 and 40 litel / / Crepe de Chine Cantori Crepe Crepe Poplin I Ì Satin Comò nation of Materials JiF Every rlesired color is to bc had —the triiimiings aro of embroidering, beadTi inff and luce collars. EVERY SALE MUST RE FINAL —NO C. O. D.’s, NO td (y (X LAYAWAYS—NO APPROVALS —NO EXCHANGES. Extra salespeople to • vi insure prompt service.

All-Wool Herringbone Sports Coats For Women and Misses —Made to Retail at $12.75, Special The material has a few irregularities, but they are so trivial that only very dose inspection could detect thè imperfections. J Five dollars would seem an exceedingly low priee to pay for these coats at tlie end f mj of thè season. Made with mannish pockets, belts and collars, in gray, taupe and tan. Lined ||j throughout. ] MS There is only a limited quantity, so early selection is advisable. /

Friday Specials in Toyland

Odds and Damaged Lots of Playthings Specially Priced fFour) TOY KITCHEN CABINETS—S2.SO (JO quallty /OC (Eighteen) TOY COOKING SETS —Alumlnum; 59c quality I*3 C SiX TOY PIANOS—Up QQ to $3.50 qualities JOC (Forty-eight) DRESSED DOLLS —9 inches high, closing eyes; while they last each.fci/C (Ttventy-flve) DOLLS Undressad and dressed; up to $2.00 qualities.... r. .3 OC

(Ten) BOYS’ TOOL CHESTS — Containing good assortment of tools; up to $2.50 AQ^ qualities; choice 2/OC (Fourteen) OOLL SULKIES— Rubber tires, strongly constructed; $1.50 QP quality out (Nineteen) DOLL CRADLES— White enameled; up A (ài* to SI.OO qualities (Fifteen) DOLL WIRE BEDSComplete with mattress and piilows; up to CQrt $1.50 qualities, each D3C

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ON FIRST FLOOR TABLECLOTHS- 72x72 Inches square; round designs with plain centers, sg 4 g linen finish, $3.00 quality " ALL-LINEN TABLECLOTHS—7O $0.95 x7O Inches, handsome fiorai designs, $6.00 quality, each MERCERIZED TABLE DAMASK —Two yards wide, attractive fiorai QqQ designs,’ SI.OO quality, yard MERCERIZED NAPKINS -20x20 $ -I .8 9 inches, sraali fiorai designs, $2.25 JL quality WASH CLOTHS Shell edge, pink /> or blue edge, 15c qual- J. O'L ity TWOCLASP CASHMERETTE GLOVES—Fleece lined; black, gray and brown; OA 69c quality, Cì>*s'<r TWO-CLASP “DUPLEX” WASHABLE GLOVES —Browp, beaver and covert shades; $1.25 quality, / i/C palr WOMEN’S MUNSING UNION SUITS -Broken sizes' low neck, sleeveless and ankle < ] 9 length; also high neck. long sleeve, v I== ankle length; $2.00 and $2.00 quaiities * WOMEN’S VESTS AND DRAWERS -Medium weight; vest with htgh neck. elbow sleeve; drawers with French band and ankle length; a regalar and extra sizes; 75c qualitv WOMEN’S GLOVE SILK BLOOMERS Sport length; good quality. fancy garier tuff below . r knee; reinforced; Bdeian blue, henna. •> I brown, emerald and purple; $3.50 quality.,..

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Friday Specials in Domestics

BABY CRIB BLANKETS— Fleeced on bot, sides; white with neat pink and blue borderà; extra >, jn special PAIR, L3C BLEACHED SH EETS—72x9O; flnished with deep liems (lunit two to a customer), APRON CHECK GINGHAM— All sizes, blue and white checks; extra special, t oi/ yard IZ/2C PILLOW TUBING wide; regular 45c OQ _ quality, yard l*3C

ON FIRST FLOOR WOMEN’S GORDON MERCEPJZED LISLE HOSE—Seamless, medium weight, fully O Cf reinforced, black, ali sizes; 39c CHILDREN’S BUSTER BROWN GUARANTEED STOCK INGS —Seamless, fully reinforced; OO black, cordovan and white; all sizes; spe- Jr cial, pair VANITY OASES— Doublé strap handle, large rnirror, three fittings and £\ coin purse; SI.OO qual- /M/* ity • (Twelve) BEADED TUNICS— Light blue, maize, henna, white, flesh, peacock m no blue; up to $29.75 qualltles; ?0 special * HAJRBOWS- -iyo Yards of rlbhon tied in a dainty bow on a hairbow - clasp; generous assortment of patterns; plain and fancy moire, checks f\ / and stripes; heavy quality ribbon; FILET PICOT EDGE—Hand made, fineßt quality; 19c quality, special, yard CROCHET PICOT EDGE—lland -4 made; 25c quality, special, ■ J[ yard BOXED STATIONERY —Slightly soiled, one and two quires in white and tints, up to $3.00 quality ENAMELED PENCILS—With rib- A bon. SI.OO quality GOLD PLATED PENCILS-Reli-ance, SI.OO Avlp quality "Xa/V*

DRESS GINGHAM—27 inches wide; dark colora in medium and smal! plaids; 5 to 15-yard lengths; extra 1 *JI/ special, yard /2C U NBL EACH ED MUSLIN—Yard wide; regular 20c a quality, yard 14C PERCALES—Yard wide, light and medium dark colora (10yard limlt) ; extra 1 *>l/ special, yard 12./2C WHITE OUTING FLANNEL—27inches wide, doublé fleeced; extra special, i p yard IDC

All-Wool OVERCO ATS à All-Wool Suits Sale .95 Extra Trousers to Match, $3.00 For Men and Young Men Overeoats, new all-wool fabrics, in blue, Il'j // // /i\ Suits, all-wool mixtures, checks, worII / \JcMS, steds and cassimeres; plain and sport " v models. Sale price $14.95

Men’s $4 and $5 Trousers An Extra Pair to Match) $ .98 Your Coat and Vest. Sale / Jr Price ) tofl Men’s Cordurory Trousers Excellent Quality \ £ no Narrow Wale Corduroy • 1 • r Sale Price— i Waist Sizes 28 to 32

Boys’ Two-Trouser Suits Overcoats and Mackinaws ®ST] *4.98 \Vi f i surrs—Sizes 7to 16, latest style, well . \|| 1 made; two pairs full lined trousers. I prp 1 f THE OVERCOATS Belt all around, muff /J pockets, dark colors, plaid lined. I 1 ) rHE ma CKINAWS Heavy weight, attractive II [ v ■ olaids, muff pìhskets. •IFtVt BOYS’ CORDUROY TROUSERS—S to 16-year sizes; BOYS’ PSOCALE BLOUSES - m ade, full cut, dark colors. nn Light and dark stripes, QQ- Special *?OC BOYS’ TAN RAINCOATS —Belts all around; hats to LITTLE BOYS’ OVERCOATS—3 ma tch; packed in holly box, 4to 16-year to 9-year sizes; dark colors, button- a j 2e *p£.3 O to-neck style, muff pockets, belt all around. AO BOYS' GRAY SWEATER COA i S Largo QQ_ Special $ù3Q collars, two pockets; sizes 24 to 34 /OC

HANDKERCHIEFS BOYS' HANDKSRCHXEFS—Fast color woven strip borderà, blue, brown, purple and green. Good quality cambrlc; some bave sllghtly imper- in fect hems, others are mugsed; special iUC IVOMEN’S NOVEL.TY EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS—CoIored woven borders, plain white with colored border and plain colored lawa with contrast colored embroidcry ; plain white with satin stripe borders ; fancy o inltials, qiemstitched, dozeus of patterns; lOc and 15<v<ualities, each OC MEN’S INITIAB HANDKERCHIEFS—Fine, soft cambrlc, fancy colored panel initlal, hemstitelied hems. A complete line 10^ of lnitlals; 25c quality lìfC —First Floor, South.

ON FOURTH FLOOR JAPANESE RAG RUGS-4.Gx7.6 feet, suitable for bedrooms; a n c up to $12.75 quaiities REVERSIELE PLaM RUGS—9xI2 feet, suitable for dining rooms or bedrooms; 7 5 brown, taupe and mulberry; jr $49.50 quii Ity RAG 8UG3—24x36 inches, fringe end, blue, green, rese and brown; 69c qualIMITATTON ORIENTAI RUGS—36x63 inches; slightly soiled; brown and Q blue colorings; up to $13.75 ▼ “ quaiities, each v MATTONO COVERED SIURT WAIST BOXES—--27 inches long; wooden feet; - rattan trimmed; special, ▼ ° “ TAPESTRY COUCH COVERS-56 inches wide; dose woven tapes’ry in odor- p - oc ings of blue, tan and green; $9.00 ♦ VELOUR TABLE RUGS—24x4B inches, orientai patterns and colors; t qq $4.50 quality, * V- y a each SILK FACED TAPESTRY SCARFS inches; verdure patterns in color- SO S Q ings of blue, mulberry, gold and rose; *jr • 3 - $3.25 quality, each “ BROCADED DAMASK SQUARES—For table coverà, 24x24 inches: plain mul- # o berry with patterns on gold color - 1 threads, each

SheepskinLined COATS $0.95 For Meri and Young Men

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