Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 253, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 March 1923 — Page 3

FRIDAY, MABCH 2, 1923

PEARLS MISSING AFTER TRACTION HITS STREET CAR Woman Suffers From Shock —Two Autos Damaged in Collision. Police today were searching for a etrand of pearls lost by Mrs. F. L. KlrckhofT, 1530 S. State Ave., when a traction freight car crashed into a Minnesota street car at Shelby and Prospect Sts. Thursday night. The street car, inbound on Shelby St., crossed in front of the freight car. The street car was knocked from the tracks and across the street, striking an automobile owned by Hugh Annis, 530 E. Twenty-Fifth St. The wheels of the automboile. parked near the curb, were torn off and it was badly damaged. A sedan belonging to Edward M. Ryan, 1056'.i Virginia Ave., also was damaged. Eighteen fars were rung up in the street car. Mrs. \V. E. Forrister, a passenger, suffered from severe nervous shock. She was taken home by fc t husband. Patrolman Joe Connors was on the car. The X. A: C. traction, with two trailers loaded with stock, was in charge of Lawrence Dunn of Morristown, Ind., motorman. Russell Nelson of Kushville, Ind., was conductor and Kennth Ro.ier, Kushville, was a member of the crew. The street car was in charge of John V. Brown, £SO Bradshaw, motorman, and John Ambus, conductor. DRYS GET SECOND JOLT Matthews Measure Once More Falls Short in Senate. “Bone dry" Senators were wondering today if they were losing strength. A second attempt to pass Representative Matthews’ measure giving any citizen the right to abate a nuisance by filing an affidavit asking the court to enjoin a place suspected of violating the prohibition laws, failed Late Thursday m the Senate. The vote was 21-19, lacking five votes of a constitutional majority. Senator Dunn is steering the bill through the Senate. “Gets-lt” Friendly Enemy of Corns ' They Die While They Sleep The only good corn is a dead com. A few <*roro’ <nhdd,*Urtmyc or callous on the wav to “the happy hunting ground.” “Gets-lt” brings instant relief from all pain and hurting. One bottle contains enough “Gets-lt” to remove a dozen corns, hard or soft, old or new. Costs you nothing if it fails—but it doesn’t fail. Let your druggist tell you why millions demand_it. -E. Lawrence & Cos., Mir., Chicago. ~ Blackheaded Pimples Quit WithS.S.S. Why? Pimple-Poison Goes When Red-Blood-Cells Increase! S. S. S. Builds These Red-Blood Cells. Ton ran l>o sure of fhD. nature has no substitute for red-biood-eells. Pimplepoison *an’t live in the red rivers of your blood as long as there are enough rich red-blood-cells iti it. More redtP*> T The shame of a blemishedface l blood-cells! That is what yon need when you see pimples staring at you In the mirror. Blackheaded pimples are worse! Eczema Is worse yet! You can try everything under the sun,—you’ll find only one answer, more cell-power In your Mood 1 The tremendous results produced by an increase In red-blood-cells is one of the A. B. C.’s of medical science. Red-cclls mean clearpure rich blood. They mean clear, ruddy, lovable complexions. They mean nerve power, because all your nerves sre fed by your blood. They mean freedom forever from pimples, from the blackhead pest, from boils, from eczema and skin eruptions, from rheumatism impurities, from that tired, exhausted, run-down feeling. Red-blood-cells are the most Important thing in the world to each of ns. S. S. S. will build them for you. S. S. S. has been known since IS2B, as one of the greatest blood-builders, blood-cleansers and system strengtheners ever produced. 8. S. S. Is sold at ail drug stores In two sizes. The larger size bottle U Um more economical. C 6 makes you feel * like yourself again

$4 Women’s Satin Slippers Women’s Skinner’s jfi jIWII A Satin Slippers with w |f| /f genuine kid quart er fp M •TTv women who ore looking for

Final Clean-Up of All Winter Garments

Saturday!—One-Half Price tFur Coat Sale! S4OO Jap S2OO Jap Mink Coat Mink Cape S2OO SIOO SIOO Marmink | SIOO Bay SSO Coney SSO $25 t Chokers Chokers . # $5.00 $1.95

Saturday Brings a Sensational Sale of New Spring Dresses Lmm\ //K —Spanish Lace '( / \ —Canton Crepe / v s —Charmeuse Satin Ml I ~/Xj / —Bouffant Taffetas \ JM I /VuM / —Poiret Twills \jKgjl | / /IX \ / —All-Tyme Crepe §|| } COLORS ||| j ) Navy, Brown, Green, Gray, Cocoa H 1/ / By comparison only will you be able |jif j to judge what wonderful Dress values I / I ¥ aro °^ ere( i this Saturday at the Pair. I j/ J j Come early. Select two or three at j j / what you would ordinarily pay for / I M 1 one Dress. 0 Women's and Misses’ Sizes, 16 to 44

New Capes and Suits f INew Spring Capes Fashioned of All-Wool Velours j Very Flary and Smart | New Spring SUITS II I'fli | Tailored, Blouse \ If f> and Box Models J) | | /*> We especially Silk Lined t X< Womens and Misses’ Sizes, 16 to 44 i ||

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Men’s and Boys’ CLOTHING

$lO Boys’ New Spring Ail-Wool 2-Pants Suits fs6= Norfolk, Sport and PinchBack Styles Materials —All-Wool Serges, Worsteds, Tweeds, Cashmeres and Sizes 7 to 18 BOYS’ WOOL 2-PANTS SUITS, all pants lined throughout and every’ ecuim taped, neat striped patterns and plain and a QC* colors, Fixes 7 to 17 fpTwD $6.00 AND $7.00 BOYS’ ALL WOOL OVERCOATS, chinchilla, all wool kerseys and other good fancy materials, all np colors, sizes 2 to 8, special

Store Open Saturday Till 9 P. M.

y ' High-Grade Winter COATS .jy|gjr<2 For Women and Misses *3* jflwL to $50.00 Values j Finest Cloth and Plush Fabrics ( i| Womens and Misses’ Sizes, 16 to 44 J jllk -Jp WT" 525 Women’s liiH Winter Coats Broadcloth Coals While They Last Saturday Sizes 2 to 14 Years H $ e.OO $£.95 ■ ,j — u P Fur and Self-Trimmed Fur and Self-Trimmed

What You Can Buy Here for 5Qc Bargains in Tot’s Dresses Offering an Ofld lot of Tots’ Cling- ma ham and colored organdy dresses f~ 11 _ In many smart styles, as long as they last. Undermuslins Marked Down to Featuring women’s good quality muslin, also crepe flesh or white gowns In t ile slip-over style. Clever (3 || trimming effects. REAL BAH- a j&i IS CAINS AT . r Ae, V V Muslin Envelope Chemise at Regular and extra size envelope rac! chemise >f a soft muslin finish, tlie LF m ■ plain also embroidered and lace trimmed styles—and only 60c. \Jp \Jr Women’s Union Suits for Just Offering exactly 97 women’s lino cotton union suits worth to st, as long I** as they last at this BARGAIN ■ M PRICE of only 60c. Better Come Women’s Bandeaux, Brassieres Flesh and white cotton brocaded pi handeaux and brassieres of the fa- IT i B mous “Cinderella Alake” as long as the lot lasts for just 50c. %Jp Step-Ins and Bloomes for Women’s regular size flesh colored Batiste Step Ins, also bloomers in #**B 4%. EXTRA SIZES. Every , garment Ll|x| daintily trimmed In lace eilgcs, for Mlf just 50c.

tA Special Offering in Which You Will Want to Share SWEATERS | Worth $3 and $4 Slip-on models in \ Zephvr and Mohair isfo nm and Fiber SilkfMkfl 7/ mixed. All the || I % ors and striking! combination effects l and marked at only J

2-Pants Suits for Men sl/1-85 Styles — Norfolk, Sport — Conservative, Stouts and Slims Materials Are All-Wool Flannels, Worsteds, Serges, Cashmeres and Tweeds. Sizes 32 to 46 $25 MEN’S ALL-WOOL GABERDINE AND WHIPCORD TOP COATS —Silk yoke and sleeve lining, belt around; raglan shoulder style. Sizes 34 to 46. C] and 7^ Special .p 1 I O $3.00 MEN’S MOLESKIN PANTS—Tuff and plain style; tan anti black and gra}d*-i qr striped. All sizes. Special

Dollar Sale of Girls’ DRESSES Sizes From 3to 14 Years Mofhers! Real Bargains waiting for j’on in this SEN'S A- i 'M. TION’AL SAGE of Girls’ GINGHAM DRESSES tomorrow j J Checks and Plaids in Pink, Blue X** Eb Brown and Green | Some with Organdy Picot Collars —others contrasting self 1 H material. All have dainty sashes and quaint pockets. I H 9 Pretty! Serviceable! And AMAZINGLY REASONABLE J HI Tots’ Panty Dresses —(Up to 6-year sizes) also included / Special—6 Dresses for $5.75

Extra Special for Saturday! Men’s Union Suits |S Men’s Jiibbed or Fleece Lined Union fcbiits. Sizes 36 to 46. Special -iwLMen’s Shirts $1 Men’s Jerand Drawers sey Sweaters Men’s fleece lined Men’s heavy jersey shirts and drawers; sweaters; in navy in all sizes. r£4 and maroon Special DJC only. Special.. U^/C

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$3 New Spring Shirts New spring patterns of men’s fine dress shirts, with collar band, collar attached or collar band * t y V with collar to match. The H - materials are silk stripe madras, very tine woven madras, soisette and per- ““ cales. Sizes 13% to 20. _ _ Men’s CashMen = New mere Ho , c olllc 1 les Men’s cashmere New silk ties or hose in plain or knitted ties; in new heather colors. Fp patterns. iA to 75c oq Special va1ue5........ JjC

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