Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 222, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 January 1923 — Page 7
JAN. 25, 1923
CLUBS CONDEMN ANTI-SPORTS BILL Resolutions Passed by Vets and Lions. Opposition to passage of the bill rhat would prohibit the Speedway i ice and other sports on Memorial ■lay gathered headway today. Iloosier Post of the Leterans of Foreign Wars, ’he Skidmore-Dean Post of the American Legion and the Lions Club passed resolutions condemning the bill, already passed by the Senate, on grounds that it is “unpatriotic, unAmerican, unfair,” and that it would mean a great loss to the State, Indianapolis and the automobile industry. Memorial day reverence is a matter •f free will and cannot be legislated into existence, it was contended by persons interested in defeating the bill. The bill was introduced into the Senile by Senator Moorehead of Indiani iKdis. “The Skidmore-Dean post believes ' hat if one amusement is halted on Memorial day. all amusements should ..•'■s*' ;ped,” Commander Ferdinand Mc-.ari said.” Support of the bill is used by the ' ‘derated Patriotic Societies. The • K-iety is composed of members of the ; ms of Veterans auxiliary. Daughters Veterans and Ladies of the G. A. RKNIGHTS TO HELP TUBERCULAR VETS K. of C. Order Sets Aside $50,000 for Use in Southwest A fund of $50,000 has been set aside by the Knights of Columbus for the relief of destitute tubercular former States of the Southwest.” Claude J. announced today at American Legion national headquarters. “Thousands of service men nave flocked to Colorado, California and States of the Southwest. Claude .T. Harris, director of the national service division of the legion said. “Most of these men are in destitute circumstances.” Legion posts and charitable institutions in the States affected have given assistance to the veterans, blit their number has increased so rapidly that It has been impossible to take care of at’ of them. Harris said. HOLD JOHNSON RITES AT RESIDENCE FRIDAY Funner City Health Man Dies at Age of 66. Funeral services for .Tames B. Johnston, age 66. who died Wednesday at bis home, will be held at the late residence, 34"" X. Capitol Ave„ Friday afternoon at 2. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr. Johnston had been ill for nearly five months. He was born on a farm near Greensburg. Iml., and moved to Indianapolis in ISfil. where he has since made his home. For several years he was connected with the city board of health, and later was employed hy the Indianapolis Street Railway Comapny. The widow md two sons, S. E. Johnston and A. F. Johnston, both of Indianapolis, survive. 16 INJURED IN WRECK ON NEW YORK ELEVATED Passenger Crashes Into Rear of Standing Wotk Train. I r tft •! Pn NEW YORK. Jan. 35. —Sixteen porous were injured early today when a passenger train on the Third Ave. elevated line crashed into the rear end of a standing coal and work rain near the Fourteenth St. station. William Williamson, slightb injured motorman of the pases-nßer train, declared that he could not see the dim lights of the coal and work •ars because of a heavy fog. ‘Dead’ Man Still lives A police squad searched for a dead” man who was "killed” bv ' ailing off of a freight car at Emerim Ave. in the Big Four Brightwood yards, late Wednesday. Liter they learned that Ed Horn. 24, a brakeman. living at Orchard Ave. and Thirtieth St., had fallen from a reight car. but was uninjured and bad walked to the railroad Y. M. C. A. for supper.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
DOWNSTAIRS * AYRES’ Friday 9 ® Saving Sale
Friday’s Hour Sales 9 to 10
Boys’ Cotton SlipOver Sweaters, 89c Oxford gray slipover sweaters, with red trimming and shawl collars; an assortment of sizes to choose from. Limited one to a customer. Shoes for Women and Growing Girls, 79c Pair Broken lines and odd pairs from discontinued lines; in patent leather and black and brown kid; with low and Cuban heels; sizes up to 6 in the lot.
Women’s Voile Waists, SI.OO A group of slightly soiled and mussed waists in a choice of several styles. Many are from higher priced assortments. Men’s Wool Mixed Union Suits, SI.OO A sample lot of various weights and mixtures; all of them size 42 Women’s Cashmere Gloves, 9c Pair Good quality gloves, in black only; shown in sizes 7 L to 9' j.
Birdseye Diaper Cloth, 10c Yard A known quality; short lengths only. Women’s Silk and Wool Hose, 69c Pr. Pull fashioned allk and wool sports hose In light shades; sizes BV4 to 10.
Children’s Cotton Hose, 11c Pair An odd lot of children's cotton hose, some of them fleece lined; medium ribbed. Limit of two pairs to a customer. Children’s Knit Bloomers, 12 l /z c Pink bloomers, in sizes 6 to 12 years; w r aist band styles with elastic at the knees. Men’s Leather House Slippers, $1.49 Pair 53 pairs in black and brown, made in Everett styles with leather soles and heels; specially priced. Sizes 6 to 10.
Womens English Sateen Petticoats, $1.39 Shadow stripe sateen pet ticoats in all shades except black; with embroidered scallops or hemstitched hems. In lengths 28 to 36. Women’s Comfort Lace Oxfords, $1.95 Pair 49 pairs only; ideal for house wear. With handturned holes and low rubber heels; in wide widths. Sizes 4 to 8. Mens and Boys’ Wear Much Reduced A rummage table full of otfds and ends that are good values.
4 to 5 Curtain Scrim, * Ripplette Bed 5c Yard Spreads, SI.OO Slightly damaged or mill Odd pieces and short stained; size 63 by 90. No lengths specially priced. exchanges on these. We Can Not Accept C. O. D., Mail or Telephone Orders on Hour Sale Merchandise
L. S. AYRES & CO. —Downstairs Store
Mercerized Napkins, 98c Dozen Nice quality napkins, cut ready to hem, 19 inches /square. I Women’s Outing Flannel Gowns, 79c Good weight gowns, comfortable and w;ell made, in size 16 only. Infants Underwear Samples, 15c An assortment of various types, including shirts, waists and bands.
10 to 11
Women’s Comfort Slippers, SI.OO Pair Vici one-strap slippers with low rubber tipped heels; in wide widths and sizes 3 to 8. Outing Flannel. 10c Yard In fancy striped pat terns; 27 inches wide. Women’s Cotton
Sports Hose, 39c Pr. A small lot in novelty weaves and colors; also a few- silk stockings in twotoned black and brown es sects; sizes B'*> to 9L.
11 to 12
Women’s All-Wool Slipover Sweaters, SI.OO Sizes up to 42, in dark colors only. Women s Corduroy Bathrobes, $1.98 Os good corduroy, in rose only; sizes 38 to 42.
2 to 3
Women’s Percale House Dresses, $1.39 Long sleeved dresses in both light and dark shades; in sizes 36 to 44. Comfort Cotton 55c a Roll Made in a sheet, 72x90 inches; good quality. Men’s Cotton Work Socks, 10c Pair Black and Cordovan socks in good range of sizes. Limit, 5 pairs to a customer. Seconds. Infants’ Pantie Dresses, 39c Only 25. of good quality; sizes 2 to 6.
3 to 4
Assorted Yard Goods, 10c Yard An assortment of 27 and 32-inch ginghams, cotton serges, outings, percales, long cloth and the like. Children’s Sweaters, SI.OO Just 25 in slip-over and coat styles; various colors to choose from. Women’s Winter Union Suits, 59c Heavy ribbed suits of well-known makes, ankle length, fleece-lined and with long sleeves. Trimmed in floss. Not all sizes in the lot.
A Friday Dress Sale Presenting rJT J Many Smart New Models \^JKJT 350 Remarkable Values Grouped Three Special Prices II / d&7 $5.00, $6.95 'fi j 1 i and SIO.OO .. §I I nlll / There are exceptional bargains at every price and flu, //’/•# / in each price group a generous assortment of the 7 IW* f/jY / very newest styles. Basque effects, long-waisted UgA I TJ 71/ m models, sport combinations, draped dresses, straight ’/r-J / line types, frocks with bouffant hips—all these new i/ jf'w fashions are included. Kj Many New Colors and Fabrics Are k - „ //i I 11/y' Crepe wool, Cantons, twills, satins, crepes de chine, ® / / H\!i \ velours, serges and velvets —all the popular fabrics ~® ■', f lyi® \ J (Vi l.Vlfl are Included; while such favored shades as cocoa, ZUHf M&y StWo Ha reseda, brown, tan, navy, black and gray abound flfv/lmmS if It 1M throughout the assortment. I 't ‘mvn f \ J Styles for Misses, Women and the Stout ggfoj fill 111 II —Sizes 16 to 50 x /z fa JJ IH j 1 ft —Downstairs at Ayres—Women’s ready-to-wear.
Women’s Coats Are Radically Reduced for Clearance Winter Coats Are Now Priced at—ss and $lO If you want a good, warm, serviceable coat to keep you warm through the two cold months yet to come and perhaps next year as well, here’s a chance to get it at a great saving. Winter coats are now on special sale. Women’s Women’s 75 Wool Skirts at 40 Wool Jersey $2.98 Each Suits, $4.98 A group of nicely plaited Tuxedo style suits, in black, skirts in novelties, checks, navy and brown; smart, servplaids stripes—good values iceable models; in sizes 16 to all. Brown and blue mixtures; 40. Very special at this rein sizes 27 to 32. duced price. —Downstairs at Ayres—Women's ready-to-wear.
“Gold Seal” Corsets, $2.39
An exceptionally complete and good assortment of silk brocade corsets in back and front lace models, with medium low and elastic girdle tops is this. Many styles and all sizes are yours to select, from, though not all sizes are to be had in every style. Sizes 22 to 32.
Sateen and Lingette Costume Slips, $1.49 In assorted colors: made with fitted hips, wide hems and strap shoulders; sizes 36 to 44. Extra size. $1.98.
Downstairs at Ayres—Women's Apparel Sections
A Large Selection, Specially Priced, of WOMEN’S SAMPLE HOSIERY 35c, 59c, 79c, $1.35 and $1.69 the Pair A large group of salesmen's samples makes up a Friday Saving Special of more than ordinary interest —these are real bargains. In the lot are stockings of cotton, lisle, mercerized lisle, wool, cotton and wool, and silk and wool. They are shown in a large assortment of colors and styles and in both plain and novelty weaves. We are pricing them so very low only because we are unabie to supply all sizes in every style. You will surely And hosiery in the lot, however, to suit your taste, and will therefore be able to save a very considerable sum.
Women’s Cotton Hose, Os the Attractive Grades wt)C Pair Women's cotton and mercerized lisle hose of inviting quality. Some are seamed up the back, with high spliced heels, and double soles, heels and toes. In black, cordovan, beige and white. Sizes BV2 to 10. SOME IRREGULAR.
Women's Sports Hose, 69c Pair Good grade stockings in cotton and wool or silk and wool, in plain and drop stitched weaves. Shown in the popular heather mixtures; also black, gray, brown and pink. Sizes 8% to 10Vi—Downstairs at Ayres—Hosiery.
Women’s Muslin Underwear, 79c Muslin gowns and chemises, well and daintily made and prettily trimmed with lace and embroidery.
Children’s “Black Bat” the Hosiery uuC Pair Stockings made especially to withstand the rough wear imposed by children; medium ribbed and fleece lined; very strong and elastic; easy to put on. First grade stockings. in sizes 6 to 11.
Women’s Sample Kid Gloves 65c to $2.49 A group of attractive gloves in brown, gray and white, with embroidered backs in self and contrasting colors. One and twoclasp models for the most part; though a few gauntlets are included. Priced according to quality. —Downstairs at Ayres —Gloves
Stevens Crash 22c Yard At this price is grouped an assortment of odds and ends of the best quality Stevens crashes, bleached and unbleached. Drapery Pongee, 29c Yard Natural color pongee. 34 inches wide; in desirable pieces up to 15 yards long. Fur Fabric Trimming, 39c Yard Imitation caracul. 4 and 6 inches wide; nice looking. Single Blankets, 64x76, 89c Each Plain gray cottofl blankets, with pink or blue borders. —Downstairs at Ayres —Piece Goods.
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