Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 241, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 February 1923 — Page 3

FRIDAY, FEB. 16, 1923

HARDING PLANS VITAL CHANGES IN HIS CABINET Sweeping Reorganization of Departments Is Proposed, /T.V TJnitrd tlnra WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.—Vital Cabinet changes and a wholesole shuf- ; fling' of governmental bureaus is recommended in the President’s reorganization program transmitted to the congressional joint committee and now made public. Principal changes suggested are: 1. Absorption of the Army and Navy in a single department of national defense headed by a Cabinet officer. 2. Organization of anew depart- j ment of education and welfare to be i beaded by a Cabinet secretary. S. Changing the name of the Post- j oflice Department to the department ' of communications. 4. Stripping of all non-military bu- i reau from the Array and Navy and i distribution of them among the civilian departments, principally interior and commerce. 5. Removal of all non-fiscal bureau from the Treasury Department. 6. Setting up the budget office, now part of the Treasury Department, as pn independent body. The report goes through the list of small bureaus which have grown up in an illogical arrangement and reassigns them to the departments with which their respective activities are most closely related. For instance, the Bureau of insular affairs, which adminsters the; island possessions. Is taken from the War Department and placed under the Department of State. Dozens of such shifts are proposed.

SENATE COUNTY NURSE MEASURE PASSES HOUSE Van Orman Hill Wins 38-30 After lively Session. After one of the liveliest sessions of the House, the Van Orman Senate measure providing for employment of county nurses throughout the State, passed Thursday. Numerous at tempts were made by Representatives to attach vitiating amendments, after j an efTort to strike out the enacting 1 clause by Representative Updike was tabled on a motion by Representative Schwartz. Representative AVysong, assisted | Updike in the fight against the meus I ure. Five amendments were intro duced and two adopted. The only material adopted was the Kitch amendment to prevent local sentiment from affecting conduct of the offices. Representative Albert J. Wedeking’s motion to pass the bill was carried, 38-30.

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Beginning Tomorrow, Saturday—at THE FAIR — The Store of Greater Values

Day CLean-up Sales Seven Days of Sensational Value-Giving V Will Bring the Winter Season to An End! \ Hl|Pf Filial low prices have been made on certain lots of merchandise that must be disMIBI posed of within the time limit of seven days. Although all of this merchandise is wv of highly desirable quality, it must be understood that the different lines are more or less broken in sizes and colors and that nearly all groups are limited in quantity. The Prices Tell the Story of the Opportunities!

Clean-Up of Women’s Winter Coats s 4O Women’s High Grade s■& FUR TRIMMED COATS While They Last Saturday I Choose from Blouse Draped and Straight f jjjLine Models, of NORMANDIE, BOLIVIA, : t TpOu SUEDIXF. Colors are navy, browns, I | lined. Sizes 16 to 44. Also stouts, 46 to 56. I $25 Women's All-Wool Velour Coats ) \ l W Fur and self trimmed models. Smart and dressy. Silk lined. \ \ I ill Sizes tfi to 44. A good warm wrap at the sacrifice price of. ... \ \\ I 1 [m $75 Hudson Seal Plush and Cloth Coats Luxuriously Fur Trimmed—and Silk Lined P L As there are only a limited number of these beautiful wraps to be up, we urge that you come early in the day.

Advance Sale cf Women s $35.00 New SPRING SUITS fj, Fashioned of Finest Poiret Twill Tailored. /H WJ f* Buy Now fcj Blouse, )J) ! H./J < and Get gOBU Box and * 8 a Full Balkan \ I W / Season’s Styles ■ Wear ( y And such new ideas! Perky ribbon bows and shiny metal clasps, instead f / of buttons. New long-waisted effects, embroidered in quaint foreign de- • } -t; signs. Box suits with alluring sleeves, etc. Select yours tomorrow. t’. y It* 'tiSms Women's and Misses' Sizes, 16 to 44 — Stouts, 46-56 : : ~ :v •' '■■■"• - :^ - \iKt - Saturday Brings a Sensational 1 - S Dress Clean-up iffr Featuring Values to $25 at %,v MATERIALS j gjfe I STYLES ' Taffetas I \ Bouffants f I Canton Crepes ( ) Beaded J I'; ?EY Poiret Twills / Braided miimf cinf Wool Crepes l ||||l j Paneled Iffl L New Satins 1 / Tailored (f I\i Spanish Laces | | Circular jnjr if J Styles for Every Occasion in a Complete Range of New Colors II S' , U for Present and Spring Wear fa-S If I I By comparison only will you be able to judge what wonderful -Dress values Mi jDLfi are offered this Saturday at the Fair. Come early. Select two or three at w * iat y° u w °fdd ordinarily pay for one Dress. ft Women’s and Misses’ Sizes, 16 to 44

Final Clean-Up Sale

Girls’ Fur-Trimmed COATS Sizes )$4.95 Years ) T All Wool Please do not judge these coats by the low price; every garment is cut full and smartly tailored. While They Last

Skirt Clean-Up

Women’s High-\<t * qjGrade Pleated ’ /I •wO Prunella \ JL Skirts at All-Wool )$1 .95 Skirts Stout Women’s All-Wool French Serge r Skirt*, (0 = Sizes 32-52

Half-Price Sale Furs and Fur Coats Buy Now and Save

SIOO Sealine and Beaverette FUR COATS Full length and\ pal WV full sweep Coats, f Jj) f J with cape collars \ ■ D and bell sleeves. ( ft Jr wjv Richly silk lined. / $l5O MUSKRAT FUR COAT, NOW Beautifully \ marked skins. Richly silk lined. . § tj?

SSO French Coney Fur Coats / snr The greatest Fur Coat value ever l ,y offered. While 25 last. Come early. ' SSO Jap Mink Stoll, now $25 (Luxurious Tail Trimmed) $35 Marmink Stolls $17.50 $lO Fur Chokers $5.00

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Clean-Up of Women’s Oxfords and Slippers Styles That Will Be Popular This Spring and Summer

Afeg. Leathers )tC| g 5 WMM and Brown Y W 9UO iJpaRST an d Black v W 4 Kid Also patent, wishatuwhed.

$ Silk and Woo! Hose for Women

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Saturday we will place on sale all 1 f W remaining stock oi nur sl.’jo Silk ami Wool Hose, in If If i . plain colors and heather mixtures. Women’s Wool Cashmere Hose Heather Mixtures. Fash-' ioued leg. Reinforced i foot. Special at /

Unusually Attractive Bargains in New Spring HATS

For Tomorrow at M. 95 i .Ml the newest shapes are here —in vivid now shades and charming trimming effects. Hats of Haircloth. \ isca and Timbo Braid. Milan, etc. And priced ONLY $4.95.

$3 Women’s and Misses’ Wool Sweaters

Slipover Style fortunate purchase just in; a wonfler--1 assortment; all wool; slipover with und neck; sleeves or sleeveless; colors e navy, flesh, white, buff, white and ack, peacock, etc. All sizes.

Clean-Up of $3.98 Tots’ WOOL CREPE DRESSES.-., 0 „ Beautifully made of wool crepe, in bright 8 tUO shades, prettily trimmed. Some have bloom- ( I ers to match. Sizes 2to 8 years )

Clean-Up of Men’s Fleece-Lined UNIONS

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Men’s Heavy, Fleece Lined \ Union Suits that formerly J sold at $1.50 (sizes 30 to 46) I will be closed out in the / store’s wide Clean-Up Sale \ at — )

Wool Union Suits Men’s $3.00 Wool. Union Suits of a)C *8 Q C good quality. Re-\*P I • duced for Satur- [ JL day to — '

Men’s Flannelette Nightshirts Men's Heavy Fleeced Flannelette \ g*. Night Shirts, pink and blue striped, ( |^ s 'J silk frog trimmed. Formerly SI.OO quality, reduced to— /

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175 Men’s 36-Inch Sheep’s Wool Lined Moleskin Coats That, formerly sold )$C.65 lip to $14.65 j 114 Pairs Rudolph Valentino Corduroy Trousers at Matador - band, pearl but-(s^.o*) ton trimmed. Sat- ( urday only '

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Choice of the House! Men’s and Young Men’s to S4O Timely Sale Which No Man ft®, Can Afford to Miss! i l\\ll Wm Double Breasted Models of all- [|\\ % wool plaid back materials, in i greys, tans, browns, fancy novpities, plain patterns and black. Fiji Belted or half belted. ConvertBl§ El ible collar, patch pockets. One iml Mil style shown. While they last, far r! r l'^ e best always goes first! All Sizes for All Men

Clean-Up of 500 Mens Sport Model 2-Pants Suits S“uL y 'sl A -65 to S3O l J[ High grade new Sport Suits with pleated patch pockets, quarter lined. Tweeds. Cashmeres and Cheviots. Colors are greys, browns, checks, overplaids and fancy mixtures. Most ali suits have two pair of trousers. Sizes for Men and Young Men, 33 to 44

Clean-Up of 175 Boys’ 2-Pants Suits Formerly to $lO Values. Now Sizes Bto \ m £**?** 17 Years 1 S />> .OD While They v £ Last ' JSL Knickers Full Lined Excellent all-wool materials. Cassimeres, Cheviots and Tweeds. Splendidly tailored in Norfolk and sport models. Colors are greys, browns, checks and mixtures. Come early for best choice.

Clean-Up Sale of 200 Boys’ Overcoats l M. 65 House | "jf Formerly Sold Up to S2O Parents will be pleased with these garments because of the excellent'quality of their materials and workmanship. Chinchillas and others are included. Some are plaid back, belted models, patch pockets. While they last Saturday— Sizes 8 to 16 Years

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160 Boys’ Juvenile OveFcoais Values to SB.OO. 65 While they last.. ( ■. ■- Sixes 2 to 8 Years Boys’ All-Wool Mackinaws Sizes 4 to 16 years, n r r Heavy plaid mate-fp < ,l)D rials. Belted, patch ( pockets '

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