Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 186, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 December 1922 — Page 5

DEC. 14, 1922

FILM STAR!) ARE WEDHT Ili' ‘Dope’ Peddlers Believed Implicated in Clara Phillips* Escape. By Vnited Pre* LOS ANGELES. Dee. 14. —Eight of thè world’s foreraost film stars, branded as drug addiets when their names were sound in books seized in a New York rai 1 were ealled by District Attomey Lee Woolvvine today to dlsdose thè source of their alleged supplì’* With thè possibllity! that thè band helped to free Clara Phillips “hammer slayer.” may be unearthed through diselosures of certa in actors and actresses who were thè dope peddlers’ best customers, thè district attorney promise*.! a rigid inve^tigation. "1 shall be guided by faets and dis closures of thè New York Nation wide dope ring, with its supposed ramifications in Hollywood, in uncovering some evidence in thè William D. Taylor case ” WooHvine said. “We bave no direct evidence that a dope ring was responslble for Taylor’s rìeath. That’s what we want to find out ” he added. barn Dean Taylor was murdered here nearly a year ago, and aster prominent actresses. whose night rlothing had been sound in his honie. had l>een questioned, suspicion finallj* fastened upon a narcotic podd ng gang from Los Angeles’ underworld. ZIONIST SPEAKER TELLS OF PROGRESS IN WORK Dcvelopinent of Resources in Palestine Desciibed. The Zionist movement, which is developing schools, hospitals and modem industriai methods in Palestine, is thè beginning of a Jewish commonwealth, tleclared Louis Lipsky. of New York, chairman of thè national executive committee of tho Zionist movement in America, in an address last night ut a Jewish rally in thè Talmud Torah building, Union and McOarty Sts. One concession alone gave thè Jews thè right to develop thè Jordan River, which furnishes power enough to supply libili and power for thè whole ,f Palestine, and to irrigate vast traets of arid land, Lipsky sald. “It will cost $5,000,006 to develop this one naturai resource.” he dedared. Thousands of young men and women are floeking to Palestine. The standard of living are those of thè United States. NEW SCHOOL WANTED A request for thè consoìidatlon of Wa> ne Township schools No. 12 and No. 13 and thè building of a new school. was received by thè Wayne Township school board at a meeting last night in Maywood, from Jesse M. Ogden and Ix-sLie Carrington, representing thè Lynnhurst Ci vie League. The league based its request on thè assertion that school No. 13 is seventy-five years old, and has only one roorn.

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DOWNS JXIRS * AYRES’ The Downstairs Store Is a Christmas Store

Angora Hats Just Arrived $1.35 Angora hats in sand, gray, blue, ecru and heather mixtures. Exceptional values. Soft, wooly, delightful. Also some VELOURS at $2.95 —A markdown brings these; black, navy, nut brown.

Appropriate Christmas Thoughts for Women’s Gifts Practical, Beautiful, Dainty, Low Priced

Women’s Flannelette Gowns, 79c Each A tabie full of beavy well fleeeed ntgbtgowns in fancy striped patterai; alzes 16 and 17. Women’s Flannelette Petticoats, 50c Each Alio bloomera. cut fu li and t'omj, well made. Boudoir Capa, 50c and $1 Of wagh satina and erepe. trimtned with lacea, dalnty and colorful.

Friday’s Hour Sales

9 to 10 A. M. Children’s Knitted Caps, 29c Each Aaaorted tot oscar. ver? one worth more; aultabie for chlidren or mtsses. 164 Pairs Women* Comfort Slippers, $1.19 Pair Black ktd one-trap, sllppers, leather ole and robber heel. wlde wtdtb; all alzai 3 to 3. Assorted Yard Goods, lOc Yard 27 and 32-lnch ginghams; 27-tnch Victor erge. long clotb and pajama check. Mena Shirta, 69c Ea. Slzes 14 and 14tb only; all firat qual.ty. Neckband atyle. with roll cuffa. 10 to 11 A. M. 126 Pairs Women*a Boudoir Slippers, 65c Pair Large pompon on theae black kld slippers; altgbtly IMPERFECT; • few American Beauty and orchid ; broken slxea. Ties for Men and Boys, 2Sc Wonderfal aasortment, four-in-hand lengtha. 27-lnch Fancy Outing, lOc Yard Heavy qaality, well napped; attractive atripe. 10-VAKD LIMIT. Small Lot Corsets, Haif Price Brocadea and heavy contila; lisca 22, 24, 25, 26. 2S only ; LIMIT TWO TO CUBTO.MER. 11 to 12 A. M. Cotton Jersey Sweatcrs, 39c Each For men and boya; tirsi qnal.ty; aaaorted slaea; maroon or navy. Red Star Diaper Clcth, lOc Yard MILL ENDS of thia etaple fabrle. Chiìdren s Wool, 34 Hose, 39c Pair Three-quarter Icngth, all wool, roh top; tan, with asaorted coiored embroidery topi; slzes 7 to IO; FIRSTB.

L. S. AYRES & COMPANY DOWNSTAIRS STORE

—Filled With Christmas Suggestions at Popolar Pri.ces and in Popolar Varieties Friday’s Saving Sale Presents Christmas Suggestions

Muslin Nightgowns, $1 Barge asaortment in regolar and xtra alzes, some trimmed with tace othecs with embroidery, some long sleeved, fthers with elbow slecves; slzes 10 to 20. Bandeaux, 19c Each Well made to fit correctly ; meshes and brocadea; atre 32 to 44; flesh color. Sateen Pantalets, 79c Each Good Instrous tateena. In porpie, green, navy, brown, with elsatic at walst and two rows of relnforced buttoua

2 to 3 P. M. Women s Stockings, 39c Pair Pnre allk and mercerlzed Male aporta botte; aaaorted lot. BECONDS. 84 Pairs Mens Everett Slippers, $1.49 Pair Black and brown kld, with leather solca and beela; allea 6 to IL Bleached Muslin, lOc Yard flood uaable lengtha, of good quallty; anltable for damcatte uses. From 2to 7-yard lengtha. LIMIT 10 TAHDS TO CESTOM ER. 3 to 4 P. M. Children’s Winter Union Suits, 59c Ea. Heavy rlbbed, llghtly Qeeced anit, tu wblte and Team ; aiaes 8 to 12; not all alzes in each color. LIMIT TWO TO CUBTOMBR. Tapestry Mill Ends, lOc Yard Over 50 patterai ; short lentcths, np to yarda; ultable for maklng plllow topa, etc. Table Damask, 4Sc Yard Color bordered. In rolli lengtha from 1% to yarda; most any dealred lengtb. Envelope Chemite, 50c flood qnallty aoft uiuallna trimmed w.th lacea or rlbbon. Some with tucka. Slaea 3<i to 44. 4 to 5 P. M. 141 Boys* and Girls * Laced Shoes, $1.69 Pair Black and brown velonr calf with broad toes, leather solca and beela. Boys’ allea 0 to 2; girl', 11 to 1. Wash Goods, 6c Yd. MILL ENDS of acout par* cale, ginghams, India llnon, voiles, etc. Aprons, S9c Each RKDTICED from btgber prlees; some are factory SECONDS, others flrsta. LIMIT 2 TO CUSTOMER.

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Corduroy Breakfast Coats, $2.93 Of beantLful qnallty, etnboaaed corduroy coats, excellent inodel; popular ahadea, old tose, green, purple, Mae; sizes 30 to 44. Women’s Winter Union Suits, 79c Each Heavy rlbbed. allghtly flijei-cd, in alzea 36 and 38. well Ottlng, in iow neck, aleevelesa atvle; Dutcb neck, elbow sleeve style. too ; aulita length. Women’s Hose Stockings at 25c Pair Mercerlred fiale In black and colora. One gauge seamed back, reinforced toe. heel; aire 8!a to 10? IRBEOULAB, Women’s Stockings at 69c An aaanrtmeut of pnre tfcread allka, allk and fiber. Übera, mer* eerlaed fiale porta hoae, In black and colora; ite BVB to 10; la* REGCLAKS. HolenraofNasiera ifj* •* —IjSN C*LO*aa*--r Holeproof Hosiery for Women, 50c to $1.98 Wa bave jnat received a new ahlpment of tbeae popular, well weartDg hoae. packed In Chriktzna* boxe lf you llka. f Women’s Waists, $1 Ulna (iimitles, tallored styles; sizeb 36 to 44. Chiìdren ’s Under Apparel Children’s Sateen Bloomers, 19c Each Agea 2 to 6 years. In black, navy, brown, purple, groen. Winter Union Suits, 89c Each Heavy rlbbed fleeeed, in whlte, with walst coniMnatlon or plaln: siaea 2 to 14 years. Ribbed Hose, I2V2C Pr. Of good quallfy cotton, anltable l'or boya or girla, medium rlbbed; slzes 5 to 9VB; BEICON OS. Children’s Hose, 25c Pair Aaaorted quantica ju fino ribbed, some nierceriaed, othera heavler rlbbed; alao three-quarter length heavy cotton aporta hoae. rolltop; Slzea to

—SPECIAL— Women’s Slipover Sweaters, $1.65 All wool, with lon* sleeves; black, navy, buff, brown, peacoclc, Jockey; sizes 38 to 44.

Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs, lOc Each Pure linen. in white and colora. Small lot.

200 Wool Dresses, $5 Each Serges and velours; exeeptionally gool styles, well made, neatly trimmed in braid or embroidery, or with stitching. Mostly straightline models. Sizes 16 to 42; colors navy, brown and henna. Also 100 Wool Dresses at $3.98 Serges and velours; sizes 16 to 40; exceptional value. And Many Silk and Wool Dresses at $lO These are from our recent very successful sale; odd sizes and styles; all amazingly good values. 159 Styl’sh Stoul Dresses, sls and $19.75 Canton crepes, erepes de chine, satins, and Poiret twills, with sleuderizing lines; sizes to 52 y 2 . 100 Woolen Skirts, $2.98 Each Velours, gheoked and striped; very unusual at thè price; 26 to 30 waist. 100 Coats at $5 Each Giinehillas, mixtures and tweeds; mostly sports style, or flapper models. Sizes 16 to 40. Some Other Coats at $lO Of velours, tinseltone and Polaire, in sports models and conservative styles, fur trimmed and plain. Sizes 16 to 42. Junior Dresses of Wool $5 A new shipment, including tweeds, serges, jerseys, in nen J nart styles; sizes 7 to 14. And Some New Junior Coats, $lO Velours and eoatings. plain and fur-trimmed; smart, girlish styles. Sizes 7 to 14. 50 Children’s Coats at $7.95 Each Fur-trimined and plain, youthful, smart, dashing styles; REDUCE D. Sizes 7 to 14 years. Children’s Raincoats, $1 and $1.98 Protection at a low price; also good, appreciated Christmas gifts. Hood attaelied; colors navy, red, maroon. Sizes 7to 14.

t-i # j C! I_ ¥> • Comfy Slippers rriday onoe oargams Women, Misses, Children 1,485 Pairs RADICALLY REDUCED or SPECIALLY RARE VALUES! PURCHASED . Patent leather, inahogany brown and black ! calf, brown and black kid STRAP SLIP- V J 1Q /lì PERS, OXFORDS and two-toned combina- OT Women and ,p WLU f J 4 tlon SLIPPERS; alao broken line and odds Growing Girls M —— A^ / and ends of hlghor-prlced linea reduced. Cu- ,"** m e*a**' tt *' ban, mllitary, low heels. Sizes in thè lot Fot Misses and Children For BoyS Mahogany brown and black kid and cali Jf Brown and black calf LACED SHOES, Kng- LACEDSHOES.withßolidleatherßoles.Eng. M lish and broad toes. solld leather soles, de- lißh or Nalure la * tß for scu ° ol or dreßS we*rpendable for school wear. Sire# 9 to 4. iizes to 2. PAIR Fine tjuality felt, rlhbo®445 Pairs High and Low Shoes for Women, Girls, Children, 79c Pair trimmed slippers, with soft padded chrome elk soles and Broken llnes and odds and ends; some soiled, end several pairs slightly damaged. Patent apring heels; also children’ leather, brown and black kid, strap .slippers, oxfords and high shoes. Plenty of LARGE pers with padded leather soles. SIZES and WIDE WIDTHS. Range from 2% to 8. % ALL SIZES— MANY COLORS

Warm Gloves and Mittens FOR WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN 25c Pair Mitts and finger gloves, a special purchase from a Jobber; odda and ends, amai! lota, etc. WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S GLOVES, G9c PAIR SECONDS of varlouß qaalitiea; ktd, mocha cape.

YARD GOODS COMFORTERS, $3.98 EACH Llght, fluffy, of good materigla, qntlted all over, 72x84 inehes. coi ion bai is, rr COMFORT SIZE. .DDC Large shipment of a generously glzed batt which open a to 72x90 Inchea. LACE-EDGE SCARFS, 79c EACH ODD LOT. redueed for quick •elllng; ecru eeDer. YARD-WIDE OUTING, 15c YARD Fancy stripea and all whito; short lengtha, up to 10 yarda.

Women’s Handkerchiefs, 17c Each 3 for 50c Pure linen9 and cottons, some hand embroldered, some hand printed, in white end colors. SOME In boxes of three, others separate.

For Man or Boy Eagle Knitted Cape, SI.OO SFCONDB of thè well known “Eagle” brand; can be worn lther aa skull cap or buttoned down around ears and neck; tot men and boya. 1,000 Knitted Silk and Fiber 1 Q c Ties Each BKCONDS In a gres? aasortment es patterns and colors. Boys’ Mackinaw Gloves, 39c Pair Bxceptlonaliy fine for ootdoor boys; leather faced palm and fingerà, wltb back of heavy mackl. naw cloth. Long licavy ribbed wrlatleta. AIl-Wool Jersey Sweaters, $1.25 Each Slzes 34, 36 and 38 nifi >Q wool, In navy blue, oxford gray and dark green. Doublé welght refi neck, long coffa, Wool Mixed Hose, 50c Pair Pealrable heather nlxtorea, ribbed and drop atitch atyles; long, durable elaatlc ribbed topA Sbse 1 t U%.

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