Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 199, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 December 1922 — Page 7

DEC. 29, 1922

SEMÌLES POINTS | TOIUCTORY OF OHI MBS Declares Coa! Workers Blocked Wage Cutting in All Fields of Labor. By ELLIS SEARLES, Editor United Mine AVorlters Journal. Copt/rinht, 1922, by United Xetcs WiASHIXGTON, Dee. 29.—Glanclng back over thè field of organized labor in this country for thè year 1922, we sindone notatole accomplishnient of thè United Mine Workers of America that stands out above all others, and that is thè fact that thè coal miners' Union, by making its wonderful and successful struggle in its Xation-wide strìke, definitely put a stop to thè movement for reduction of thè wages of thè workers in every line of industry. In thè early part of thè year employers everywhere appeared to be under thè speli of a mania for wage reductions. In numerous instances tliey succeeded in forcing their employes to aceept reductions in their wages, but thè cost of living stili remained high. In those crafts where thè men were without sufficient strength to resist Khis attack thè wage reduction craze swept on. There is no telling how far this campaign mignt have progressed had it not been for thè snag it struck when it tackled thè United Mine Workers of America. Coal operatore were insistine on reduction of thè wages of miners, although miners were not even then making a living for their fami Li es. The United Mine Workers of America decided that it was time to put a stop to this onslaught and thè miners went into their great strike. It took Ave months of hard struggle for them to win out, bus they won- They took no reduction. nor did they tose anything that they possessed before thè strike. The ending of tlie strike marked also thè end of thè movement for thè slashing of wages. The tender.cy now is for higher pay for workers in all Industries. We hear but little cutting wages in these days since thè miners won their strike. The miners won thè fight for all or organized labor. CARRIES AWAY JEWELS Mrs. Virginia Osgood, 1957 Ruckle St., retumed home last night and discovered a burglar had opene i thè side window of her house and had ransacked every room. The thief had carried away a child's opal ring, two turquoise rings, a gold neck Chain and $1.05.

1922 Is Ending — Have You Made Any Progress in Your Savings? Perhaps voti do not even have an aecount, but bave always promised yourself you would some day. Timely adviee, is it not, to bpgin XOW to svstemàtically deposit a fìxed sum with a thought for possihle future needs SOME DAY. It is not wliat you CAN save, but what you WILL save; not HOW MUCH, but HOW OFTEX you deposit, that counts. $1 or More Will Start You We Pay 4V 2 % on Savings Compounded Semi-Annually Aprii and October lst Meyer-Kiser Bank 136 East Washington Street Open All Day Saturdays—B A. M. to 8 P - M.

Horuff’s School Shoes Service *2 to s 4,^H^ (Some at sl.) Children’s Sizes, STORM BOOTS for Bad Weather Kj TLey keep thè feet and ankles snug and warm. À>J Made o£ goft elkskln wlth heavy bolcs. Jr‘/ \ Children’s and Youths’ J Sizes, $2 to $3 Boys’ Sizes, $3 and $4 HORUFF’S 342-344 Virginia Ave. 938-940 S. Meridian St. 1108-1110 Fountain Sq. 2630 Northwestern Ave.

ROBBED OF sllO While riding on an E. Tenth St. car last night, John R. Moore, Hotel Lincoln. was robbed of his purse by a pickpocket. The pocketbook contained sllO, a book of postage stamps, and a trunk check. COLDS THAT DEVELOP INTO PNEUMONIA Chronic coughs and persistent colds lead to serious trouble. You can stop them now with Creomulsion, an emulsifìed creosote that is pleasant to take. Creomulsion is a new medicai discovery with twofold action; it soothes and heals thè inflamed membrane and kills thè germ. Of all known drugs, creosote is recognized by thè medicai fraternity as thè greatest healing agency for thè treatment of chronic coughs and colds and other forms of throat troubles. Creomulsion contains, in addition to creosote, other healing elements which soothe and heal thè inflamed membranes and stop thè irritation while thè creosote goes on to thè stomach, is absorbed into thè blood, attacks thè seat of thè trouble and destroys thè germs that lead to serious complications. Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfaetory in thè treatment of chronic coughs and colds, catarrhal bronchitis and other forms of throat diseases. and is excellent for building up thè System aster colds or thè flu. Money refunded If any cough or cold, no matter of how long standing, is not relieved aster taking according to directions. Ask your druggist. Creomulsion Co., Atlanta, Ga. —Advertlsement.

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Good-bye 1922! Good-bye Odds and Ends Saturday! “PETTIS

Silver and Gold Lace Flouncing, Special at $1.29 Yard This silver and gold lace flouncing which has sound so many varied uses this season is 36 inebes wide, fashioned in beautiful embroidery designa in gold and silver on white silk net top. Not only from thè fact of reai value, but from thè standpoint of its popularity in thè mode of thè moment rnakes this special offering of lace at this low marking for Saturday of doublé Interest. .SI. 20 yard. —Street floor. Dun Murray Coatings 56 Inches Wide, $2.98 Yard Handsome all-wool mixtures in grays, browns and blues, in herringbone, diagonal and matelasse weaves—thè eoating that is hìghly favored for sport wear and coats. Marked down from S3.OS to $2.98 to dose. —Street floor. Silver Plated Salt and Pepper Shakers, While 44 Sets Last, 89c Set These beautiful silver plated set* are very moderately priced at this speeial marking for Saturday. Only 44 sets to soli at S9<* . — Mrr+t floor.

The Pettis January Sale of COATS §i moro than merely fashionjl\ alile —they are thè very select, thè smart est of thè fine eharacter that “mako Sale Prìce Sport Coats Embroidered Bloused Coats Buckle Trimmed I>raped Coats Tasseto Sheath Coats Elowing Sleeves Sfraightlino Coats Crepo or Satin Linings Sale Prìce Nonnandie i ‘ z, J jf Nutria —Pettis coats, second floor.

Costume Velvets, 27 Inches Wide, $1.98 Yd. Importerò costume velvets of a iMoh and superior quality to dose out at thè vory low prive of a yard Saturday. —Street tloor. Black Saline, 36 Inches Wide, 39c Yard Rlack sateen, 3H Inches wide, good finish and just thè tblng for ehildren’s wear and bloomers Regu!ar 49c vaine at SOo yard, Saturday. — Street tloor. Dress Ginghams, 15c Yard One lot of dress glngbams in dieelss, sfilpes and plain eolors, 32 inches wide; special at 15<i yard. —Street floor. Cheviot Shirtings, 22c Yard One lot of cheviot shirtings in cbeeks, stripes and plain eolors, 30 inches wide. Splendid for men's sbirts and boys' waists. Special at 22 C yard. —Street floor.

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Remnants of Fur Trimmings, 89c Length This assortment of fur trtmmlngs, all in useful lengths, has been taken from our regular stock of fur trimmings and specially priced for Saturday at 89C length. —Street floor. Bonbon Dishes, Regular 98c Values, 50c Sheffield reproductlons, ovai, round and square styles with plerced design. Regular 980 values to sell for Saturday at 50<* ench. —Street floor. Silver Finish Mesh Bags, $2.98 Value, $1.39 —Saturday These attractive mesh hag in sii ver finish are in different styles and are specially prlct-d at $1.39 each. —ftreet floor. Hand-Embroidered Madeira Luncheon Sets, l A Off These beautiful fine linen hard embroidered Madeira luncheon sets are specially marked for Saturday ar off thè regular prìce. The 13 piece set completo at thig special marking. —Street floor.

Reai Leather Hand Bags, Special at 69c Ea. Rags of reai leather in tnany dlf ferent styles—ll are fltted ’ with coin pnrse and mlrror. Browns, black and gray. Specially priced for Saturday, <;?)<*. —-Street floor. Bedspreads, l / 2 Off Bedspreads, soma white, others colored. Soiled from display. Speclally marked at Vj prie© for Satur day. —Fifth floor. Domestic Remnants, Vz Price All useful lengths of sheeting tubing, outing flannel, tlcking, longeloth, muslin, etc., marked at V, price for Saturday. —Flfth floor. Silver Plated Napkin Rings, 25c Each Good quality silver piate, priced for Saturday at just one-half thè regular price, 25each. —Street floor.

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A Reai Bargain Day ! Phant, Moli c O. D. Orders

Special! 269 Pair of Women’s High Shoes Marked in Stock in Prices Zj Ranging From $9 to sl4 i: * V A Pair M i Aster a busv season of ™ Vg&airaHftl I selling there must of ne- V cessity remain an accu- j rmilation of broken sizes pZA'àWì II jf and odds and ends. % ’ These, with other lines of which thè stock is too lieavy, have all been assembled and marked down to a prie© which will insure a complete and quick disposai. All have French heels and some are color combinations. Saturday only ai SI.OO pair. —Street floor.

Women’s Cold Weather Gloves 48c Values 1 5C Pair One lot of fleece-lined gloves for women, very desirablo for marketing, former values up to 48c, to dose out Saturday at 15<? pair. —Mrrrt floor.

Mothers! 103 Boys’ Suits with 2 Prs. Knickers, $4.57 Boys' suits wdr.h two pair* Ilr.ed knickers. Plenty of 1 C' U /-wjys/s largo sl/.es, 7 ro 16 years. At this very special selliti* / V-'IIvJILC for Saturday $4.57 a siit. f 138 Boys’ Overcoats, $4.57 ) £ JÈ Cj Itoy,‘ overcoatH In belte.i models and fully lined. A l ffood w.arni school i-oat fur aetivo boys Where else ean V you flnd rsiats at thia pri-e and quality at thè prìce of v $4.57? In si7.es up to 16 years. I —Tbird floor. /

Boy s Black Rubber RAINCOATS At $2.95 Ilota to mat<’h at 55c* for Saturday. —Third floor.

Sample Curtain Net Ends, 15c Each Mantifaoturor's sa m pio not ends, 1 yard long. Just thè thing for sash curtalns. Priced for Saturday at 15* earh. —Third floor. Dotted Marquisette, 29c Yard Short lengths, 2*-- f<> in yard*, of fino morrerlzcd dotted marquisette: for ruffled curtalns. Sevoral dotted patterns and others with tlpures. Itesrular 490 quality, for Saturday, at 290 yard. —Third floor.' Cretonnes, 19c Yard A closely woven fahric in splendid assortment of patterns and colore. Regular 290 and 4!>e cretonne; priced for Saturday at 190 yard. —Tlilrd floor.

Wall Paper!! 25c Roll Living Room Wall Paper for 17 J /2C Roll Wall paper in tapestry designs, mottles and fabric effeets; specially priced for thè Pettis Finals. 17 , / 2 Ó roll. $4 Room Lot Wall Paper, Priced for Finais at. $2.50 This wall paper, in alnounta sufficient for a room 15x15, is in dark ridi colorings with gold. Regular 15c a roll: 12 rolla of side wall ; 8 rolls eeiling: 20 yards cut-out border —all complete. A regular $4.00 room lot.. for $2.50. —Third floor annex.

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Children’s Soiled Leatherette Gloves Regular 98c Gloves, Special at 25C Pair One lot of children’s leatherette gloves, in white and chamois color, excellent values. soiled, while they last, to dose out Saturday at 250 pair. —Street floor.

“Sigimi” Brand Kiremen's shirts with two separate collars. $1.79 All puarnnteed perfect. The hest flrenien'-* slilrt on thè market. Priced fnr one day at $1.79 each. Size# Il to 17. —retti men's shop, Street floor.

Filet Net Paneling, 29c Section Fine tilet net sectional paneling, 3 to 4 sections in a strip nnd only 1 strip of a pattern. Values up to USc section, to sell Saturday at 29<t section. —Third floor. Good Readable Fiction, Special at 39c Abotit 2.50 copie of good fiction to dose out Saturday at 39<* each; regular values selling at publisher’ prices of 7óe and $1.50 each. —Street floor. Box Stationery, lOc Box A lot of box stationery, thè boxes are soiled, but thè paper and envelopes are fresh and elean. Regular prices of 50e and 75c a box. special at 10C- —Street floor.

LOOK for thè “P. F.” Carisi All “P. F.” mcrchandise wil] bear a speeial sign. Look for these signs—they are thè guide posts to good valuesl And please COME EARLY I Many of thè lots will not last throughout thè day.

FINALE

Look Men’s All-Wool OVERCOATS I 15.751 These coats are in thè popular raglan style, with inverted pleat. and convertible collar. Browns. greens and heather mixtures. Belted models, of course. Just 107 coats at this price for Saturday only, $15.75. —Third floor. Men’s All-Wool Suits With 2 Pair Trousers 1*23.751 Sporty fabrics and styles for thè younger men and conservative styles for thè more quiet. dresser. Stouts, stubs, longs, shorts and regulars. Only $23.75 for four-piece suit Saturday. —Third floor, Men’s “Van Craf t” $3.00 Shirts With Van Heusen Coliars Attached - ■ Irregulars, 1.79 Each I -i, i ■ ■ - a Genuine “Van Craft.” a famous shirt selling everywhere at $3.00. The “Van Craft - ’ is a soft white shirt with Van Heusen collar attached. The shirts offered at $1.79 are thè genuine $3.00 “Van Craft” shirts. but seconds. Most of them are perfect, except for slight oil stains. —Street floor. =fpc= Sale! Toiletries! f, V?-" f '** f Saturday. | Houbigant's Q elques Fleurs face powder. $1.69. Jtatnt&to Senreco tooth paste, 18<i or 3 for Djer-Kiss— Azurea Perrume— Vegetale, 89C. Vi Ounce, 59c. Toilet water, $1.29. One ounce. 95<*. ‘‘French Composition Ivory” Combs 3 Special Lots 48c 69c 89c —Street floor. —" 300 Pieces Lace Neckwear r " 48C Each S. . J Collar and Collar and Cuff Sets, in round and Tuxedo styles. Made of beautiful imported laces in a large assortmènt. of pattems. A very special lot. including values to $1.50, at this low marking of 48<? each, Saturday. i—ii, ~—Street floor. 500 Men’s Pure Irish Linen Kerchiefs 3 f ° r 4 Our regular 50c quality, a delayed import shipment arriving too late for intended holiday selling. specially priced for Saturday, 3 for SI.OO. —Street floor.

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