Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 217, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 January 1923 — Page 5

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New Spring Millinery at 53.95 Another shipment of spring hats has just arrived for the matron and miss; in very attractive styles and colors.

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Colors: Black, Navy, Brown, Cocoa and Almond Green Beaded Dresses Some are lace trimmed, some flowered, trimmings, Paisley printed trimmings.

Marseilles Spreads, $2.39 All white spreads of crochet weave may be had with straight hem or scalloped with cut corners. Size 78x90. Ripplette Spreads, size 81x90, 52.39. 27-Inch Birdseye Diaper Cloth 10-Yd. Bolt. $1.98 Children’s Knit Caps and Tams, 10c to SI.OO These are wool and cotton and wool mixtures. A wide assortment of styles and colors to choose from. Infants’ caps, toboggans and tam-o’-shanters. Priced according to values. Women’s and Misses’ Knit Gloves, 25c Pair Women’s and misses’ cotton and wool mixed knit gloves; in gray, brown, blue and black, with some stripes across the palm. These are seconds, but appearance or wearing qualities are not impaired.

Wonderful values in the men’s wear for Saturday in the work section.

Men’s Work Shirts, 89c The widely known Uncle Sam work shirts for men, in blue and gray chambrav. Good full cut throughout. lias good length sleeves and strongly stitched throat. Head Light Overalls and Jackets No need to tell about these nationally advertised garments. Made of the best quality white back denim it is possible to secure. Extra full cut all the way through. In both jacket and overalls. Regular sizes at 51.95 Out sizes at $2.25 Bargains in Work Socks Only because of an exceptional buy are we able to offer these cotton work socks at this exceptional price. They are line spun cotton work socks in black and cordovan only, at the very low price of J[ Q Sizes 10 to lli/o. —Downstairs at Ayres—Men’s Furnishings.

DOWNSTAIRS at AYRES’ 300 New Spring Dresses Have Been Received and Grouped Into 3 Price Divisions for Saturday Selling

*| SyOO Flat crepes, Canton crepes, taffetas, poiret twills and chamoknits, in new styles, such as basque, straightline, uneven hems, long low waistlines. a i SIQ7S Canton flat crepes, chiffon velvets, * taffetas, marvelette, poiret twills. New spring styles and other very interesting models. Fine quality of materials used.

Women’s Muslin Gowns, 79c Lace and embroidery trimmed; full size and well tailored. Sizes 16 to 20. Chemise, 79c Lace and embroidery trimmed; strap and built-up shoulders. Sizes 38 to 44. Bungalow Aprons, SI.OO In gingham and percale; light and dark; many new styles to select from. Sizes 38 to 46. Front Lace Corsets, $1.98 Elastic top made of best grade coutil, double boning, non-rusting. Sizes 25 to 30. Back-Lace Corsets, SI.OO Good grade coutil; back lace, medium low bust; flesh only. Sizes 22 to 30.

—Downstairs at Ayres—Yard Goods.

—Opening Saturday — Department of Army and Navy Surplus Stock At the foot of the stairs, just inside, to the left of the Washington Street Entrance, anew department will be officially opened tomorrow morning at 8:30 o’clock. The merchandise to be offered in this department will be United States government merchandise, so stamped, or made up from government materials. Everything is brand new and perfect no salvaged, no reclaimed or reissued merchandise, with exception of one or two items, which are plainly marked as to their quality. All of this merchandise, with the exceptions mentioned, is just as it was returned from the possession of the government in bales, boxes, etc. War surplus goods have never before been offered to the public of Indianapolis, with such convenience and service. Ayres service—Charges, C. 0. D., layaway and delivery privileges will be given with this merchandise. In this great assortment of goods there are things to interest people in every walk of life, from those engaged in manual labor to those active in sports and leisure. There is wearing apparel that will give real comfort and wear. Many of the articles have considerable dash and style, for example—leather vests, trench coats, submarine coats, etc. The lover of the outdoors will find many articles to his liking. Below are a few of the articles that have arrived for the opening of the department. RUBBER rn CAMPAIGN 7 A SHEEP-LINED iK BOOTS HATS C COATS WHITE DUCK o/\ TRENCH A(\ LEATHER £9 4A COATS 0“C SHOVEL JERKINS WHITE HUCK I{- COOKS’ 9A All-Wool Slip-over QO TOWELS iDC CAPS LtUC Sweaters /OC glove Y s WOOL 25c ba?hrob S es ....$2.69 s * pair 39c of . * * GUN CARRIAGE COATS— Olive Drab Wool AfShirtfi and Drawers, QA Top Coat or Trousers (Long) . . the garment OJ7L Raincoat OLIVE DRAB TROUSERS, LANTERS GAS MASK rf9 AT Button (£9 9 A COATS VO.&J Style —Downstairs at Ayres—Army and Navy Goods.

L. S. AYRES & CO., Downstairs Store

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$0522 Canton crepes, flat crepes, taffetas, marvelettes, Canton Crepes and Georgettes and poiret twills. These Are Dresses for Street or Afternoon Wear all new spring styles. There should be a dress in this wonderful assortment to suit every taste. You surely will find a dress to suit your desire. Sizes 16 to 46.

Juniors’ Middy Dresses, $1.98 Brand new middy dresßes of a good grade middy cloth, in white only. High waiated, belted and pleated in front and back; cut full and well tailored. Sizes 7 to 14. Children’s Knit Goods, 69c to $2.00 Girls’ knit dresses, children’s sweaters; plain and belted coat models and slipover styles; made of wool and wool mixture. To be had in red, brown and blue and red. Sizes 2 to 6. Children’s Bloomers, 19c Children’s bloomers of high grade, lustrous sateen; purple, green, brown, elastic at waist ard knee.. Small sizes. Children’s Dresses, SI.OO and $1.49 Children’s dresses and bloomer dresses; of good gingham and beach cloth. In checks and plain contrasting color combinations. Light and dark shades. Some with white collar and cuffs. Others plain. All neatly trimmed. Sizes 2 to &

•—Downstairs at Ayres—Hosiery and Underwear.

A Special Assortment of Low Shoes for Women and Growing Girls Some of the season’s most up-to-date /7\ styles can be found in this assortment. - // \ Broken sizes and discontinued lines // 1 have caused these remarkable values at J this price. 'J Brown Suede and Patent Leather Straps, brown calf y/ f / Jl two-strap models with s Louis and Cuban heels. G**’’*^ Patent leather, brown kid and calf lace oxfords,V a nrr +% with Cuban and low heels. Very stylish, ideal for (JS */ /fj street wear. Not all sizes in every stvle, but sizes ( /. £ HI in all 3to 7. ) imi m 9

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leather, suitable for dress or school wear, can be found in this department, in all the wanted styles and materials in two specially priced groups. Boys’ sizes, 9 to b l / 2 . Misses’ and Children’s, 9 to 2. $2.49 and $2.95 —Downstairs at Ayres—Shoes.

Special 8:30 to 12:00 Silk Remnants, 10c Each Short pieces Canton crepes, crepe de chene, etc. Women’s Silk and Wool Hose, 89c

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You must see these dresses to appreciate their remarkable va 1u e—shop and compare.

Women’s Sample Hose, 35c In cotton, sport, wool and cotton mixed, mercerized lisle. These are salesmen's samples and excellent values. Misses’ and Children’s Underwear Just a few samples left to go at 89c This assortment includes different sizes in such wellknown brands as S-etsnug, Flat Rock and Vallastic. Each particular brand has its qualities. They are fleeced lined, lace trimmed and edged in floss; knee and ankle lengths. Children’s Shirts and Drawers, 29c Fleece lined, medium rib; in a good winter weight. Broken sizes. Women’s Hose, 69c In silks, cotton, sports, cotton and wool, mercerized lisle. Some irregulars. Assortment of colors. Boys’ <( Black Bat” Hose, 25c Pair Heavy rib In fast color; black only; perfect in quality. Sizes 6% to 1L

Dependable Shoes For Boys, Misses and Children A most complete line of shoes, well constructed and sewed

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