Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 223, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 January 1923 — Page 15

JAN. 26, 1923

MANY SENATORS ’ARE FEARFUL OF WARJN EUROPE Foreign Policy Will Again Be Debated in Congress, By United Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.—The Senate Foreign Relations Committee today dropped the Robinson resolution to give the United States official representation on the reparations commission. Individual members of the committee, however, will not let the matter drop, but probably will demand that Roland W. Boyden and his staff, unofficial American on the commission, be ordered to return to the United States. Many of both parties believe the Franco-German situation should not be permitted to develop to its logical conclusion. That conclusion, many Senators fear, will be war, or if not that, an accentuation of present world turmoil which will still further depress American markets, curtail American industry and hurt the farmer immeasurably. Administration leaders admitted today they would not be surprised to see fehe Senate adopt Senator Borah's proposal for an international economic conference. It is evident. Borah holds, that the | Administration policy is entirely negative. Hughes’ whole letter was regarded as showing that Boyden. though tho-e unofficially, nevertheless occupied a position virtually as influential as though he had been an official member. with the single exception that he had no vote on the commission.

RUES^ii Mid-Winter Sale A Sensational Bargain Event, Offering the Greatest Clothing Values in the State. Saie Now In Full Swing Suits and Overcoats for Men and Young Men Values Up to $23 ojSale Price v 1 I Values Up to S3O “I C 5 gg Values Up to $35 $0 i # g s Sale Price JL Values Up to S 4 O Ags Sate Price &&& JT With many of the suits we ean furnish extra trousers at small additional cost. Largest Assortments Newest Styles No Charge for Alterations All Children’s Clothing Radically Reduced RUBENS West Washington Street Open Saturday Nights Till Nine O’clock

PROGRESS REPORTED AT CENTURY LIFE MEETING Gratifying increases in business in the latter half of 1922 and an excellent business outlook for 1923 were reported at th eannual meeting of the stockholders of the Century Life Insurance Company of Indianapolis. The company has qualified to do business in Arkansas and Tennessee in line with a program of expansion. The company operates on the old line, legal reserve plan under the Indiana compulsory deposit law. T. J. OweTts was re elected president; C. T. Tuck, secretary; Dr. Albert Seaton, vice president and medical director; William T. Cannon, treas urer. Directors elected were Fred C. Dickson, E. H. Darrach, A. M. Glossbrenner, R. 11. Sullivan, William Irwin, William P. Herron and William J. DeVol. Bankruptcy Petition Filed Samuel Brooks, general merchant, of Mishawaka, filed voluntary petition in bankruptcy in Federal Court today. He scheduled liabilities of $18,766.40 and assets of $9,694.86.

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Neckwear for Women COLLAR ANP CUFF SETS—Paisley linen and eyelet embroidery, in a variety of dainty pat- \ . terns. Peter Pan styles I Special BERTHA COLLARS—Lace trimmed net, em- at broidered net and all-over lace, in frilly; styles and fitted shapes / f \ VEKTEES—Dainty net, lace trimmed and all-v vJ over heavy lace styles, with Peter Pan andl / 1 11 Tuxedo collars; some have cuffs J —First Floor, South Center. /

Women’s OXFORDS THE MOST-IN-DEMAND •/v urt / BROWN CALF FOOTWEAR OF THIS SEASON j W Ift UK \ TAN CALF f -Jr BLACK CALF $6 and $/ > .■= , black kid (JUalltieS ‘ Pricel MILITARY HEELS HALF-PRICE SALE Infants’, Misses’ and Children’s SHOES $4.00 Quality ; $5.00 Quality $6.00 Quality ■PyH s2 ! s2 ! s 3 Come expecting high-grade footwear, made by foremost manufacturers and of the very best of leathers. Brown calf, black calf, tan calf, patent leather and combinations of leathers. Goodyear |jj|a|e|||jjßjpE|-3 *dk k, BOYS’ AND GIRLS- T* , 2 9 JsSEL SKUFFER SHOES * £ ===

jfw Girls’ Winter Coats mj(\h Sizes 7 — 4Years % A .74 \3f| $7.95, $8.50 and I U | $lO Qualities Q i ” Smart models of good quality wool materials with deep fur collars. Cut along mannish tailored lines, with belts and fancy \ j \ pockets. Brown, tan, navy and other good colors. j To finish out the season or to have in readiness for next vear, m these coats are highly desirable and can’t be duplicated at $4.74.

For Quick Disposal We Have Grouped Broken Lots of COATS For Women and Misses That Sold for $12.50 and sls

Plain tailored, embroidered or fur-trimmed models that would make practical coats for motor, street or school wear.

MATERIALS —Velours —Diagonals —Kerseys —Novelties —Mixtures —Polairs

If you are looking for a coat to wear now or into trie spring, it will he to your interest to see these remarkable garments. Conservative styles like these could be worn next year.

HOSIERY SPECIALS

WOMEN’S MERCERIZED LISLE HOSE—Fully reinforced, high spliced heels, mock seam legs; black, brown and white; sizes SV s to 10; seconds of 50c, quality | q (3 pairs for 50c), pair IJC

WOMEN’S HOSE—Fully reinforced; black, brown and white; 1 seconds of 25c quality, pair IUC

Aggravating Papa Lout j My Ifurhiy Tomorrow Lovin’ Sam Blue Hot Lips Nobody Lii*<l •Stumbling Homesick Carolina in the Morning I Wish I Could Shimmy Like Sister Kate Toot Tootsie Smilin' Through Call Me Back, Pal o’ Mine Sweet Indiana Home Three o'clock in the Morning

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COLORS —Navy —Henna —Biack 0 . —Mixtures rict. —Tan —Brown

WOMEN'S PURE THREAD SILK HOSE —Reinforced toes, heels ancj soles, high spliced heels; white, silver, nut brown, nude and black; sizes to 10; AQr* of SI.OO quality 41/C

RECORDS 2 for $1 All the popular hits and classical favorites. 10-Inch doublefaced records that will play on any phonograph.

Laughing Record Why Should I Cry Over You HAWAIIAN Sweet Hawaiian Rio Nights One, Two, Three, Four lJrowsy Waters Flower of Hawaii Dreamy Hawaii STANDARD Old Black Joe SilveF Threads Among the Gold American Eagle March Souvenir

MW"H. BLOCK C? Hart Schaffner & Marx Guaranteed Clothes for Men, Young Men and Boys (8 to 18).

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Carry Me Back to Old Virginia Win. Tell Overtures When You and I Were Young, Maggie Humoresque My Wild' Irish Hose SACRED Church in the Wildwood Beautiful Isle of Somewhere Silent Night, Holy Night The Rosary Nearer My Good to Thee Whispering Hope Hundreds of other wanted records. Whatever your wish—it is here.

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Men \\ ho Appreciate Real Economy Will Buy Two or Three of These English and Domestic Broadcloth SHIRTS Seconds of $1.95 $3 and $4 A The imperfections in many instances are small oil stains —others have slight flaws that will not impair the wearing quality nor the appearance. Neckband style; plain colors. WHITE, lIELIO, GRAY, TAN, BUFF, BLUE Sizes 14 to 17. Other Specials for Men MEN’S ALL-WOOL SWEATERS—V neck, coat style, two pockets; navy blue, oxford, maroon An qjand black; $5.00 quality MEN'S LEATHER GAUNTLET WORK GLOVES— Unllned, strongly made; sizes .in to 10%; $1.25 quality

A Sale of New Silk HAND BAGS Like Illustrations Po%g *s" s 2^ Late arrivals in beautiful blue and black moire silks '*isE&vipJ3r and lovely paisley silks, in novel shapes with fancy tops; silk lined and fitted with coin purses and mirrors. Splendid quality bags at $2.98. —First Floor, Southeast. P ~ A Sale of Imported Ear Drops Beads and Novelty jewelry Sp s“ Particularly attractive are the late arrivals in eardrops, representing the newest colors and designs. Beads of almost every description offered In this sale, including up to $1.98 qualities in the popular "Bake-lite Beads,’’ in colors. Also large assortment of — —HAT PINS —BARPINS —BRACELETS —BROOCHES —CUFF PINS -NOVELTIES BRICK RED NECKLACES—A large assortment of the qo season's newest fad, priced /OC —First Floor.

Wool Dresses for Women and, M isses $lO, $12.75 and sls Qualities $g.95 Clearance of broken lots.

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Boys’ Two-Trouser Suits and Overcoats *syj| .98 THE SUITS— Sizes j THE OVERCOATS 7 to 16 latest __ Be]ta all around style, well made, I „ ’ two pairs full lined j rauff P°ckets, dark trousers. j colors, plaid lined. LITTLE BOYS’ OVERCOATS—Dark colors, button-to-neck style, muff pockets, 3 to 8-year sizes, qq special * -.bZ,irO Boys’ All-Wool TROUSERS $ | .39 Every pair full cut, well made, In neat suit B— — patterns, special JL

BOYS’ OUTING FLANNEL PAJAMAS—6 to 16-year sizes; many are frog trimmed. Slightly soUed; CQ_ sale price BOYS’ SWEATER COATS— Sizes 28 to 34; dark gray, two pockets; sale nn _ price o*/C

Knit Underwear WOMEN’S MUNSING UNION SUlTS—Medium weight; high neck; long sleeves; low neck, band top; {hx on sleeveless, ankle length; $2.23 quality yl. JJ WOMEN'S JERSEY BLOOMERS—Sizes 4. 5 and 6; knee length, elastic knee, fully reinforced; black, 7C/ flesh and white; $1.25 quality *DC —First Floor, Southwest.

Beddings and Domestics Priced Less Than Regular EXTRA HEAVY BLANKETS-66x80 inches; double bed size; gray, white, tan; pretty color stripe border; $3.00 frey quality, pair ’. PLAID BLANKETS—DoubIe bed size; heavily napped; pretty color combination plaids; shell stitch ends; fp<y iq extra special, pair BLANKETS—7OxBO inches; close, even nap; white, gray and tan; pretty stripe border; shell stitched ends; off $3.50 quality, pair IjiZ.JD LARGE SIZE PLAID BLAN KETS—74xB4 inches; beautiful color plaids; ribbon bound; $6.00 quality, i pair $4./D ALL-WOOL PLAID BLANKETS-66x80 inches; superior quality wool, thoroughly shrunk and scoured; usual color plaids; regular SIO.OO quality, BEDSPREADS—Hemmed, neat all-over patterns; regular bed size; d| iff $1.85 quality JI.tJ PILLOWCASES—42x36 inches, heavy grade muslin, deep hems; QC 50c quality, each JDC PILLOWS—I7x24 inches, filled with new sanitary feathers, good service- yn able coverings; special, each | /C “SEAMLESS” BLEACHED SHEETS—BIx9O inches, extra heavy; (*• qq $1.50 quality pUj CHEESECLOTH Yard wide, perfect bleach, in sanitary paper bags—--10-yard bolts 75£ 5-yard bolts 38£ TABLE OILCLOTH —45 inches wide, white and figured designs, best quality, yard JuC

BOYS’ TROUSERS—6 to 16year sizes; corduroy and dark mixtures, well made and full cut; yq sale price lfC BOYS’ BLOUSES—Part wool, 8 to 16-year sizes; well made, full cut; browns and grays; saie price ©/C

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