Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 199, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 December 1922 — Page 3

DEC. 29, 1922

SECRET ANTHII PfICTCONFIfìMED Allies and Germany Negotiate Pian Proposed by Lloyd George. Bu United Xrtcs WASHINGTON, Dee. 29. —That se-: cret discussion of an ani-war pact | between thè allies and Germany is j 1810115 place has been virtually con- : fìrmed in an authoritative quarter, ■ hearing out intimations made to thè United News here Tuesday. Information as to just how far thè j discussion has progressed is frag- ; mentary. Two days ago it was said : that this Government is using its j good offices to bring about an antiwar pact between thè allies and Ger- : many. President Harding favors thè i idea, but whether he has received i enough encouragement from allied ; powers to warrant formai negotiations is uncertain. Also, it is uncer- ! tain where thè first suggestion carne from. However, thè United States will not officially commit itself to thè indorse-1 ment of thè pian, unless it is certain j that all powers v jld approve. The anti-war pact è’ was proposed by David Lloyd gè at Cannes and at Genoa, but met with opposition from France. KNIGHTS AND LADIES WILL ELECT TUESDAY Degree Teams to Re Reorganized for Work. Lincoln Lodge, Knights and Ladies of America, will elect officers for thè coming year at a meeting Tuesday i night in P. E C. halL IL G. Johnson, degree and drill eaptain, will reorganize thè degree and wom ’s drill teams and prepare ! to put on full nitiatory work every Tuesday night during thè winter. Cari D. Hill is supreme president: John C. Springer, supreme vice presidenti Edward O. tìnethen, supreme treasurer and legai adviser, and Er- | nest Tinney, supreme secretary. THREE AUTOS MISSING Three automobiles were rcported stolen last night. Otv ners of thè cars: Irving Junnan, 14-il Southeastern Ave.; jflomer Snay, 110 N. Cenate Ave., and Charles F. Cassady, CrawfordsYìlle. CLIMBS lìsT WINDOW A burglar entered thè apartment of Miss May Dahn, 1214 N. Illinois St., apartment 10, by way of a rear window. The thief carried away a watch, a gold Chain and a purse containing a small amount of money. A

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Ìsl.oo Women’s FLANNELETTE GOWNS 55c Made of goT>d quality fleeeed flannelette in pink and blue striped patterns. Doublé yoke, neatly trimmed. All regimar sizes.

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ÉJanuary Reductions Offerlmpressive Valaes and Moke Buying Easy in Our Coat Department Ig- Fur-Trimmed Coats 'tPP- for Womcn and Misses fjj FurredWith | Ir" 1 i Materiata Are; 1 m Wolf /d® yjÌ| M Od 1 Normandy JKvd'ft J I !ì\ Fox ' V // A ) Cordella J || ||l Squirrelette Lustrosa With roal winter weather just ahead, women will appreciate thè opportunity to secure suoli remarkable garments, so inueh less in price. In t’aet, tlie quality of fIK*V/ f thè garments offered cannot he fully realized until you see tliem. 1 here are (ape . * "'q&yA. ' ''' y ■ ■■■ -' Back, Biouse Effeets, Draped and Straight Line Model; all wanted colors, richly : pk Sizes for Women and Misses, 14 to 44. Large Women, 46 to 56 é SIOO Women’s COATS Reduced to r Kichly fur-trimmed with Wolf, Fox, Squirrel, a h*ì B il f j Beaver and Caracul. Fashioned of Arabella, Delysia, I JH M'A / WWjggß (, f Fashona and Caracul Cloth. Mode that are dis- f tj/ Sm m| Jt* • 'téWk. mmMbK I’ / tinctive and authentie. Colors that are most favored. i r| jj Luxurious silk linings. Sizes for women and misses, j wwjlju p Women s and Misses ’ Women s and Misses' 1 I Reduced to Reduced to 5 ISM /\ \,.tT '. slfi : a&nwsst. ISSfVZ 1 $ <.95 k 1 xSjjjjy fi: / \ lars; some hav huge fnr cuff; / ■■ ■ j browns, narles and grays. ; : ÌLMt't H I ¥?{/ //.I \f colors aro navy, black, brown and \ *\J | p a tch and alaah pocks-ta. bdted; 1 jj / Ss=yi Hawaiian. Sizes 14 to 4. 7 I wonder Talues. Sizes li to 46. c] \ $75 Women’s SSO Women’s $25 Women’s PLUSH COATS PLUSH COATS PLUSH COATS i P Rich ind Inxnri ._ r Hea ut 1 fui fur \ m rr R* Bl f' ir trlm ' rx AA ? Il 011 s *eal plush ) s*l .75 fati rie coats that \S• 1 A .OD I m ®‘' pal P lush f 5 | i |.UU H / | coats; hus fur / v 1 1 1 reseniblo rcal fur > /si - | coats of eteep- > ■1 1fT/Jl | rollar and cuffs. \ 4/ X ind wears bettcr. I * I tlonal quality of- \ * ” , ù\ \l [ H I / 11.-uulsoinely gilk > Style that aro ' \ fan-d at a sansa- ' A B / Uned. Spedai for Saturday. correct; richly silk llned. SpedaL tlonal reduction for Saturday. * SfgS) ! Sizes 36 to 56 Sizes 36 to 46 | Sizes 36 to 44 TE Women Will Come From Miles Around to Attend This Sale

Furs Reduced! Save Half and More! S6OO Jap Mink Coat Luxurious model, beaut ifu 1) f\ rf matehed skins, full flare, liand-*\ll somely broeuded crepe lined. ) "" S4OO Hudson Seal Coats Squirrel trimmed, black lustrousl d* *i f* Seal. Very durable and I Riehly silk lined. Sale prie©— ) S2OO Marmink Coat, $95 $l5O Muskrat Coat, SBS SIOO French Seal Coat, $49.75 SSO Coney Fur Coat, $14.75

Year-End Reductìons Girla* Winter Coats Smart fur trimmed . Mani coats of fine all-wool \\ 4 M |j broadcloths and ve- ( * I /| * JU lours. All wanted col- / §1 £nMm ors. Silk lined. Sizes y M* JL mg Fur trimmed coats of al \vool" *■* I materials. (ireatly reduced to—f W Sizes 2to 14 Years ) $lO Girls’ Coats ><£* qr Warmly lined and interlined. \ 71 tl it Some are fur trimmed. i " " Sizes 2to 14 Years )

Men f s Extra Quality FIREMEN’S Blue Chambray Shirts [EMBUìSISH “Cone’s Boss” Shirts Regalar SI.OO Values B Match 1 Offers Radicai Reductions on Apparai A for Men, Women and Children as theYearEnds! 71 Tremendous values in quality mercliandise will make Saturday a busy day at tlie Fair. Women’s S \8 Dresses, Coats, Suits and Furs that are seasonable, smart and servir,cable—every garment from our own /■ selected stocks at startling reductions. Men’s and Boys’ Clothing of quality, at prices reduced far bes. low usuai. These two great events combine to make Saturday a day of reai economy to tliose who shop p m at thè Fair.

One Lot Women’s and Misses ’ tDRESSES $35 and $25 Values Materials are Canton ! il 1 crepe, fiat crepe, char-r <JJJf II 1 mense satin, Poiret. twill, l * é piquetine and tricotlnes. \ Styles that aro new. / Il I Draped, basque, circularl II I skirts; stralßht-line flow-\ J L f ing sleeves, metalllc ornar 1 B "™ — Women’s and Misses, 14 to 46 SIOO and $75 $lO Women’s Dresses Dresses Ghoose from a wonder- Orhls and onda loft over fui aasortment of exclu- from pur mnny riiooorsWOf l sive and dlstinotive styles fui $lO talea; every dres Of /a) il of superlor materials. a worth-while value. i $35.00 $2.95

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?Store Open Saturday Till 9 P. M.!

January Reduction Sale of Large Women’s Coats, Suits, Dresses SSO Coats \ -m.* Reduced to ) IL |jjjjfA|§i SSO Suits [ %D m m | # Uii Reduced to j"yr di' SSO Dresses \ A if Reduced to Positively thè greatest apparel values for stout women offered this year will be on sale Saturday. High-grade fur trimmed coats of luxurious materials. Suits especially tailored to fit thè stout woman, charming dresses of wooi or silk. Youthful and slenderizing in style. Stout women, do not miss this sale. Large Womeris Sizes, 42Vz lo 56 1 /2

Men 5 and Young Men s Qfiit Qalp iK|m/ Featuring thè Greatest Values of thè Year There are about 200 of #®S IF7? [r 3 -, f Yffì these smart Worsted and j ti II |L Cashmere Suits marked / (iLr /■ // Ijl Mjl down from our regular [ ffm 0 r> ~ ".J\ stocks. Tliey are st.outly §§ | ammemam si tailored for reai ser\iee, / Sii | ìi, 11 jal from firmly woven fabries 1 !■■■■ hI I*|! that will givo long wear. 1 Sizes 34 to 50 for men of / 85SB \||| ffljmiim all types of build. Instead of $25 and $35 | All-Wool Plaid Back OVERCOATS Ifl I Chesty overcoats of heavy plaid back fabries in Chester- \ - _|< R\j jj I | flelds, raglans, ulsters and many others; styled thè way 1 ,/ J j § men like ihem; generously cut with big collars and vride / 1 MH I belts; greatly reduced in this year-end sale. ) A. A | All Sizes for Men and Young Men Men’s $25 Gaberdine TOPCOATS ~r 1 Smart styled belted topcoats; raglan shoulders, yoke and V I I|< I d sleeves silk lined; an all-weather coat for any time of year. ( 1 All sizes. ) Bell Bottom Sheepskin Coats Corduroy Pants Corduroy Pants M*n - and young mmi’s . for Young Men Heavy narrow wale lid-lneh moL'akin coats; / \1 7fj The nonular trouser for . corduroy trousers ; epe- ) 7Q .hoep wool lined; wh. \ * X'JJL highVchooi'aud “fl/gé )$0 95 clally priced in thè t*| lil thc.v lust. special for i boys; bell bottoms; y Kxpansmn baie for bat- l J, Saturday. trimmed with pearl \ urday at / _________________________ buttoua. '

January Reductìons Prevali Noiv in oys* 2-Trouser Suits td All-Wool Overcoats Two-pants suits with full lined knick- gjmFéi ers. Made of serviceable fabrics. \ Il J 1 All-wool tweeds, cashmeros and chev- 1 ■ i iota that will stand hard wear. / fs , & ]f Overcoats of heavy, fleeey fabrics, \ V ™ that are warm and durable. Belted i styles with patch pockets. Light and Sizes 7 to 18 Years Boys’ Two-Pants Suits All-Wool Mackinaws Heavy weight plaid mackinaws in a varietv of \ g colors. Belted, patch and muft pockets. fJh BB t/5 Smart and durable. Two pants suits. Tlie ex- > tra. pair doubles their service and value. At Crompton Corduroy SUITS COMBINATION SUITS For Boys ’ 6 to 17 Years Sizes 2 to 8 Yeari Norfolk models, made of “Crompton" \d* M *7C Corduroy pants and iridescerit eloth } C QQ corduroy; an unusually servlceablo \ <P/a •** blouses. The newest suit for thè fp § ì/0 material for thè active boy. Very spe- i - little fellows. varietv.of models. t d cially priced for Saturday. / Braided collars and cuffs. /

1,000 Women’s Gingham Dresses M Regular $2.00 Values $1 .29 Clean lookini* eliecks and stripes. In black and white, Lv-rCV:'.:' lavender, pink and light blue. Some with huge pockets and fancy fronts, long sleeves and longer skirt styles. . . : . : Their superior quality can he elearly seen in thè making. “1 u The Gingham of a heavy durable quality. A sale just \ / \ i when every woman needs a new House Dress. J \ Regular and Stout Sizes

Men’s Elkskin WORK SHOES i> durable shoe for thè leather. Priced

Little Tots’ SUITS gx of Jersey or Serge All Wool Sizes 2 to 8 $ m u p to * 5 i [ Styles that are very becoming to little man—Oliver Twist, Balkan“?H—and middy styles. Tailored of all- ',',111 |j“ wool knit fabries or navy serge— l*;j| tjfi Very rich and aristoeratic in appearanee. Priced for Saturday f 'oirr''* below tbeir actual worth. ,**SA

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