Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 198, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 December 1922 — Page 11

DE(J. 2, 1922

WEDDING RUMOR siimi cuoco *. _ jMrs. Edith Rockefeller Mc’Cormick May Marry Architect. Bv United -Vew* CHICAGO, Dee. 28. —On thè eve of Dee. 28 thè Chicago gold coast aaeumed thè same expectant attitude that Toung America wore on thè eve of Oec. 25. Today ends thè legai year since Mrs. Edith Rockefeller McCormiek’s divorce from Harold F. McCormick, thè multi-millionaire Harvester king, and it may, according to an avalanette of rumore, bring an announcement of Mrs. MeCormick's engagement to Edward Krenn, thè young Ewiss architect whom she has made ber protgee. ... Mrs. McCormick, daughter of John X>. Rockefeller, and leader of Chicago society, is thè only woman who could affect thè four hundred like this. Mary Garden might come next. GAS COMPANY IS FINED FOR POLLUTING STREAM t'oncem Cliarged Wlth Depositìng Tar Emulsion in Creek. Fine of SSO and costa amounting to $65 was paid by thè Citizens Gas Company today for alleged pollution of Fall Creek by thè Langsdale gas •*>lant. p An affidavit charging thè company [vrith depositing emulsion ostar in thè etream was fìled in city court Aug. 16. Special Judge George G. Rinier made a fìnding of gullty and assessed thè fine, from which an appeal was taken. The company today dismissed thè appeal. CONDITION OF STATE HIGHWAY ‘BEST EVER’ Director of Road Commission Sajs Snow Was Aid. ' State highways are in thè best condition they have ever been in according to John D. Williams, director of thè State highway commission. The recent snow. when it melted. made thè roads respond well to dragging. The State road System includes about 150 miles of earth roads, with thè gre? ter part under construction or resurfacing. There are about 2,800 miles of types such as stone and gravel. With thè recent purché se of snow plows, thè department is prepared to keep all State roads open to traffic this winter, Williams said.

CONDUCTOR CHARGED WITH PASSING ‘RAISED’ PENNiES Coins Painted Like Dimes, Federai OfficiaLs Say. r Passlng painted pennles as dimes i proved profitable to Henry B. Meyer, 2157 N. Illinois St., Street car conductor, until he was arrested on a charge of eounterfeiting. Federai officìals said today. Meyer was arrested yesterday by Frank S. Ream, deputy United States marshal on an affidavit swora out by Charles Mazey, of thè United States secret Service. He was bound over to thè Federa! grand jury under bond of SI,OOO by Charles W. Moores, United States commissioner. Meyer said he had been passing thè “raised” pennies about a month. He said he got thè idea when one of thè bogus coins was passed on him. REALTY COMPANY LEASES WASHINGTON ST. BUILDING New Finn Incorporaies for §75,000 — To Ereot Storeroom. The United Reai Estate Company, for which articles of incoporation were filed yesterday, has obtained a 'ìiinety-nine year lease on thè property on thè Southwest corner of Washington and Delaware Sts. now occupied by thè Globe Merehandise Company. The lease was obtained from John M. Judah. executor of thè estate of his mother, Mrs. Harriet Brajidon Judah. The lease providos for thè erection Pr a building within twentv years. Roy Sahm. secretary of thè State Suvings and Trust Company, said a storeroom probably will be erected on thè site. Incorporators of thè United Reai Estate Company are Louis Borinstein, junk dealer, and Phillip and Louis Efroymson. dry gods merchants. Capital is $75,000. MOTHERS FIGHT POLICE IN FT. WAYNE COURT Two Women Refuse to Be Separateci From Chiidren. Bu Time* Special FT. WAYNE. Ind., Dee. 28.—Police reserves were rushed into city courtroom here to subdue Rose Roebuck and Bernlce Simni, who refused to be separated from their families of four and six chiidren, respectively, aster thev had been convicted of violating thè liquor laws. When Judge Mungovan announced a fine of SIOO and a thirty days’ susper.ded sentence thè women made an attack on court orficials. Miss Mildred Dunlap, policewoman. was krocked down and court baiìiffs wer having their hands full when atd arrived. The women were sent to jail and thè chiidren placed in county instituticns. ~ SEVEN WORKERS KILLED A United Preti ’w TRENT, Dee. 28.—Seven workers and one soldier were kiiled when a number of Austrian-made bombs being transferred from thè war zone blew up at Ft. Larocchetta, near MezEolamzardo. NEW HOUSE ROBBED A new house at 3406 College Ave., was broken into during thè night and carpenter tools stolen. Travis Hitch, 625 E. McCarty St., and Earl Schmoe, 1987 Hillside Ave., owned thè tools, which were valued at $35,

No Phone, No Mail Orders, No C. 0. D/s No Exchanges or Refunds Can Bo Granted on Dollar Sale Merehandise In many cases quantities are limited and prices hold good only while thè supplies last. .

Will Be thè Greatest Dollàr Sale We’ve Ever Held

More offerings, better offerings and more selling space. The tables given over to Christmas toys will be employed in thè interest of this Year-End Dollar Sale

Plaid Blankets, Each—--64x76 inches; neat color plaids, soft and fleeey; shell stitch ends. JfcL $1.50 Baby Cab Blankets, <4 ~Each— $| 36x50 Inches; extra heavy and, JL warm; pink or blue with assorted kindergarten patterns. 35c Pillowcases, 4 for— ri 42x36 Inches, finished with deep vi hems. JbL 45c Pillowcases, 3 for— si 42x36-Inch size; “Mohawk” and ** Q other brands. Jl. 39c Black Sateen, *4 4 Yards for— $1 Yard wide, good heavy quality, J mercerized. Apron Check Gingham, 8 Yards for— vi Fast color blue checks in even and JL broken designs. 25c Drapery Cretonnes, -g 6 Yards for— vi Yard wide; medium and dark coi- JL ors. 19c Comfort Challis, 8 Yards for— $1 Yard wide, fiorai and persian pat- J tems. Sheeting, 2*/2 Yards for— f| 81 Inches wide; bleached or unbleached. J*. 19c White Outing Flannel, -fl 8 Yards for— S| 27 Inches wide, doublé fleeeed; JL nice weight for generai use. 40c Featherproof *4 Ticking, 3V2 Yards— $1 . 32 Inches wide, staple blue stripe. -**- 19c Percale, 8 Yards for— si Yard wide, ligbt and dark colors; good variety of colors. miti** 18c Unbleached Muslin, -4 7 Yards for—--39 Inches wide. \ Unbleached Muslin, 10 Yards for— $1 Yard wide, soft finish. Very epe- JL cial. 20e Longdoth, 6 Yards for $| Yard wide; launders perfectly. 45c Pillow Tubing, -fj 3 Yards for— $| 42 and 40 Inches wide. JL 25c Dress Ginghams, -4 6 Yards for— $| 27 Inches wide; checks, stripes, JL jdaids and many dark colors; suitable for sjchool frocks. 35c Yard Wide Outing -4 Flannel, 4 Yards for— $1 Extra heavy and fleeey;. made by JL he “Anioskeag' Manufacturing Co. Beauif'u! assortment of color stripes and light ;nDunds. For nightgowns. pajamas and hlldren’s sleeping garments.

Girls’ $3.00 Gingham -4 Bloomer Dresses— • | 8 to 14-year sizes; while G 0 last. 75c Outing Flannel 4 Nightgowns, 2 for— va For women and misses; neat stripe patterns, slipover styles. Limit 4 to a customer. Women’s and Misses’ 75c Pettibloomers, 2 for $| For women and misses; of *■ sateen latest color shades; 75c quality. Children’s Muslin Drawers, 8 Pairs for— bl 2 to 12 year sizes. SlighUy JL imperfect. $1.50 Flannelette f* Kimonos— $1 For women and misses; pret- JL ty fiorai patterns; full size. Up to $1 Princess -4 Slips, 2 for— $1 For women and misses; of JL good qualify sateen; full size. Up lo $2.00 Aprons, House Dresses and -4| Bungalow Dresses— S| For women and misses; of JL gingham, percale, chambray, linene and black sateen. In most instances $1 would not pay for thè materiate alone.

Men’s 25c and 35c Initial -1j Handkerchiefs, 6 for— $1 Some are pure linen with cclored JL initials, others are fine cwnbric with v/hite initials and satin stripe borders. Not al] initials included. Men’s 15c and 19c f| Handkerchiefs, 7 2 for— Broken lines; some mussed and others slightly imperfect.

Up to $1.50 Shirts for 4 Men, 2 for— $1 Mostly sizes 14 and 14)4. Slightly soiled or mussed, of fine count percales and printed madras. Men’s Overalls— Plain blue denim, white back V | or denim, doublé stltched, well - | ta made, reinl’orced at all strain points, full cut; sizes 36 to 44, Men’s 85c Work Shirts, <g 2 for— $| Of medium weight blue JL chambray, one pocket, collar attached; sizes 14 to 16. Men’s $1.50 Capeskin fjjj Gloves, Pair— $1 Warm, fleeeed linings, gray JL and brown, all sizes. Women’s Pure Thread -4 Siik Hose, 2 Pairs— $1 Fully reinforced, fashioned JL legs, shaped ankles; black, brown, silver, white and nude; sizes 8% to 10; seconds of SI.OO quality.

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Up to $2 Billie Burkes and Pajamas— vi For women and misses; of good quality outing flannel. Up to $3.00 Jacquette Blouses— vi For women; pretty orientai JL embroidered effeets; navy, brown and black. Up to $6.00 Dresses -4 for Small Women— vi 7a J ‘Dresses In sizes 16, 18, 36 and 38. Of wool serge, taffetà, satin, messaline and velours. Limit one to a customer. HOUSE DRESSES Rlightly imperfect; while 25 last. \ RUBBER APRONS C9c \ quality, while 100 last 1 W O M E N’S AND MISSES’ I . SLIPOVER SWEATERS—f Up to $1.50 qualities f CORSETS—Up to $1 quali-' 2 -! or ty, while io pairs last \ BRASSIERES AND BAN- <s■ DEAUX—SOO in the lot; up j to $2.00 qualities I JL BUNGALOW APRONS—PuIii size; just 50 left that soldi for 79c I CHILDREN’S ROMPERS f Sizes 2 to 6 years. Clear- , ance of broken Iota; while ' thoy last GIRLS’ WOOL DRESSES—B to 14-year sizes; while 10 \ Each last, at 1 JUVENILE BATHROBES —( fS 2to 6-year sizes, meroer- ) $1 ized cords \ SATEEN PETTICOATS Up to $2.00 qualities /

Women’s Up to 25c Embroidered Handkerchiefs, -fl 12 for— $1 Pure linen, batiste and fine cani- aL brics; colored and wiiite; some are embroidered. Cleanup sale of odds and ends ind mussed handkerchiefs. Women 25c and 29c Pure Linen Initial <■ Handkerchiefs, 6 for— $1 Colored op white initials, hem- -L stltched heuis. •

Women’s Black Mercer- -4' ized Hose, 5 Pairs for— v| Fully reinforced, se ame d JL backs; sizes B*4 to 10; seconds of 50c quality. Women’s Cotton Hose, 10 Pairs for— $B Reinforced toes, heels and JL soles, searned backs; black and cardovan, sizes 8% to 10; seconds oC 25c quality. Children’s Black Stock- -4 ings, 8 Pairs for— $1 Fine rib, reinforced toes and heels, fast colors, sizes 6 to 9)4; seconds of 2Gc quality. Men’s Mercerized Hose, 4 6 Pairs for— $| Fully reinforced, black and JL cordovan; seconds of 35c quality. Men’s Socks, <4 10 Pairs for— $1 Black, cordovan, navy blue Jand gray; sizes 10 to 11)4; seconds of 25c quality.

Our upper floors have contributed thousands of dollarß , wortb of merehandise to sell at a dollar. The Basement Store has given huge stocks of goods to sell at sl. Every item means worthwhile saving.

IBITto basement Charge Purchases Made During the Balance of the Month Will Be Posted on January Statements, Payable in February.

Leather Hand Bags— si Various leathers and styles; black, v brown and blue. Up to $2.00 Silver Piate -<B Ware, Each— $3 Pierced sandwich plates, bread JL trays, etc. ; up to $2.00 qualities. Up to $3.00 Kid and Fabric 4 GÌoves for Women, Pair— $1 White and colors. slightly soiled JL or discontinued lines. Toilet Goods (One) SI.OO MAVIS TOILET \ WATER ! All / for (One) 50c MAVIS FACE POW- ( - DER OR CREAM / si (One) 25c MAVIS TALCUM ) POWDER / (One) SI.OO COLGATE’S PER- \ FUMÉ (sealed package) J (One) 25c COLGATE'S TALCUM f A " POWDER 1 fo^ (One) 25c COLGATE’S ASSORT- / si ED FACIAL 80AP I (One) 10c COLGATE’S TOOTH ì PASTE / $2 Combination Hot Water Bottle and Fountain -fl Syringe, Special— $1 "Wear Ever” red rubber, complete JL w ith all attachments; guaranteed one year. Toy Wash Sets—- 4 Conaistlng of fiber tub with metal bottom, pati, wringer, wash board, JL scrubber, ironing board, elothes reel, wash bench; complete for $2 Imported Dressed DolSs, 21 Inches high, closing eyes, nat- <p| ural curls; variety of costumes, with shoes and stockings. Up to $2.75 Toy Furniture, Various pieces, finished in white v| and red enamel and in naturai color. JL Odds and Ends of Games, Books and Toys— Up to $3.50 qualities SI.OO Up to $2.50 qualities, 2 for Up to $2.00 qualities, 4 for ssl-^0 Up to $1.25 qualities, 10 for ijtl-OO

65c Mercerized Table 45 Damask, 2% Yds. for— $| 58 Inches wide, stripe and JL check design. 75c Mercerized Table Damask, 2 Yards for— vi 58 Inches wide, fiorai patterns. 30c All-Linen Unbleached Toweling, 5 Yards for— -4 16 Inches wide, heavy absorb- vd ent thread. JjL $2.50 Mercerized Nap- -g kins, l A Dozen for— SI 20 Inches square, hemmed, JL ready for use. $2.00 Dresser Scarfs, <4 Each— $| 17x34 Inches, lace trimmed, scalloped edges, slightly soiled and mussed.

Men’s Work TROUSERS (at Pre-War Price) — Hard finish, serviceable materials, all sizes, 31 to 42 waists "(limit 2 pairs to a customer). Women’s Winter SI.OO and $1.50 Knit Underwear, 3 Garments for— Si Broken lines of women’s union suits, vests and pants; union suits have low necks, bodice tops and ankle length; pants are ankle length; vests high neck, long sleeves. Women’s $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 Sports Hose, si Pair for— Si All-wool silk and wool, part wool. JL Plaln colors and heather combinations and embroidered clocked ankles. Plenty of all sizes. Broken lines. Women’s Hose, 4 Pairs for $1; 2 Pairs for $1; 4 Pair for— $1 Broken lines, mended and counter- JL soiled glove silk, Italian silk, thread silk and lisle fancies. Children’s Felt and Beaver Hats— With streamers in black, blue, green and brown. JL Angora Sports Hats— |l Sand color; 120 in the lot. Priscilla Dean Tams, 4 2 for— Si All wanted colors. JL Children’s 50c Fleeeed -4 Underwear, 4 for— vi Vests and pants; the vests have JL high necks, long sleeves; the pants are ankle length; 6 to 8-year sizes.

39c Lace-Trimmed .4 Doilies, 5 for— $1 Round and ovai shapes, aver- L age size, 10 inches in diameter. 39c Turkish Towels, -4 5 for— $1 Bath size, soft doublé thread. JL 59c Turkish Towels, -4 3 for— $1 Extra large bath size, doublé JL thread. $1.59 Japanese Table •# Covers, Each— $f 54 Inches square, blue color- J. ’ngs. 25c Huck Towels, 6 for 17x33 Inches, bleached. 19c Turkish Towels, <4 8 for— $1 Individuai size. JL

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