Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 256, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1923 — Page 6

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‘PET’ MEASURE IS KILLED Amendment Causes Democrats to Defeat Soldiers’ Orphans’ BUI. A pet measure of Senate Republicans was indefinitely postponed in the Senate late Monday when Democrats discovered a "rider” amendment to Representative Harrison’s House bill standardizing the course of study in the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans’ Home at Knightstown. Both the bill and amendment were killed on motion of Senator Chambers. The amendment provided that Civil 'War veterans could not serve as trustees of the home. At present, they are the only ones eligible. Provisions of the amendment originally were in another bIU of Representative Harrison, but this bill also was klUed In the Senate.

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Felt Combination Mattress A Remarkable Special for Wednesday Only 45-Poxmd Felt Combination Mattress. Full or Jj three-quarter size. Fancy art ticking. Imperial tti HJF* vsj edge, biscuit tufts. A real serviceable, well- j* ailf.V iviliTOrS -Hi made mattress made to wear. ■ J (|>jg With polychrome finished THIS IS A SPECIAL PRICE cq s-k p- frames, with beautiful pic- • Q FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY O.i/O M tures on sides. Regular $2.50 ;. __ H and $8 values - ***"“** $1 Delivers This Mattress qiSnn The White Furniture Cos. MA in 1101 243-249 West Washington St. MA in 1101

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Provisions of this bill caused Speaker Morgan to appear in the Senate recently in interests of its passage. At that time Democratic Senators charged coercion on the part of Morgan. JUDGES’ SALARIES FIXED Salaries of the judge of the Indianapolis city court and his associate, an office created by the present Legislature, were fixed late Monday, when both houses concurred in a conference committee report. The joint committee recommended a salary of $4,200 for the chief judge and $3,800 for his associate. At present the city judge receives $4,000. The original bill provided for $6,000 for tho chief judge and $4,000 for the associate. Representative Updike introduced the measure which now goes .to the Governor.

LANGUAGE BILL IS PASSED Governor Gets Measure Applying to Elementary Schools. Safety past the Legislature, the ElckhofT House bill prohibiting the teaching of any modern foreign language in private, public or parochial elementary schools of Indiana was up to Governor McCray today. The measure passed the Senate late Monday, 35 to 1. Senator Cann, cast the lone vote against the bill. Later he explained that he misunderstood the question, and desired to vote “aye.” At Alto Crucero, Bolivia, water freezes every’ night in the year, while at noon the sun sometimes is hot enough to raise blisters on the skin.

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COMMISSION IS APPROVED Governor Gets Bill Providing Investigation of Waterways Project. The House bill creating an Indiana deep waterways commission to Investigate the great lakes-to-ocean shipping

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project was up to Governor McCray today, following passage In the Senate late Monday, 35 to 4. The commission, appointed by the Governor, would carry on Investigation and cooperate with Federal and other State officials during 1923 and 1924, reporting to the General Asembly of 1925. Tho measure carries an

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appropriation of $12,000 a year to de- ! fray expenses. Representative Love j Is author. Motorcycle Stolen A motorcycle and side car owned by j Walter Nahre, 430 N. LaSalle St., was taken from in front of 536 Maasachu- ] setts Ave.

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Men’s $4.00 Pants for Men’s panta of wool dicky kersey, dark colors, adzes 32 fl to 42: M.OO value (limit 2 n B pairs), pair, SI.OO. —Third Floor. a 3 Boys’ Waists for • Boy*’ waists of dark blue Jk K ebambray. black sateen, also *r g light colors, sizes 7 to 14: SGo ■ valua. 3 lor *I.OO. ** —Third Floor. $2 House Slippers g 300 pairs Women’s kid and Jh I felt and quilted sstin slip- *T B per*, low heel and leather padded buck soles; aU sites In <*** the lot: np to $2.00 values I pair. sl-00, —First Floor. Brassieres, 3 for a, <4 Made of fancy pink broch# \ fl or satin striped material; " I sizes 32 to 42; 60c quality. 3 for SI.OO. _ a Second Floor. Bloomers, 3 Pairs * Women’s pink bloomers of N I plain aid figured cre->e; reg- < ■ u!ar and extra sizes: 27 and V 29-lnch lengths; 8 pairs, *I.OO. ““ —Second Floor. Infants’ Shirts, 5 for Ribbed cotton, button down _ front and double-breasted d* styles. Sizes 1 to 5. 100 I garments to sell Wednesday. 6 v 9 for SI.OO. —Second Floor. "•> House Dresses a, Navy. black and grey; H trimmed with rick rack, hare I collar, pockets and sashes; ra sizes 38 to 44: $169 values —Second Floor. Sweaters For women and misses. I assorted lot, plain and check V ■ weaves, various colors Won- B dtvful bargain. Dollar Day. JBk each, SI.OO. , „ —Second Floor. 13c Socks, 8 Pairs a, Nationally advertised “Dur- M ham” Tar Heel and other *r || brands, medium weight cot- B ton lisle finish. reinforced throeghout. Black. navy, cordovan and white. All sizes. Regular 16c quality. 8 pairs. X.OO. —First Floor. 75c Silk Socks, 3 Pairs Pure thread silk socks, fully reinforced. Slight irregulars A of a famous make selling l J B 75c. Black and colors; all ” B sizes. Wednesday only. 3 IS pairs. *I.OO. * = " —First Floor. Men’s Union Suits Ribbed union stilts for men. JC I heavy and medium weight, V m long and short sleeves, ankle B length Sizes 3d to 46. Also 36 suits, gray, part wool, that sell regularly for S'iOO; sizes 34 to 42. While supply lasts, suit. sl. —First Floor. Petticoats Women's gingham and A sateen pettlcoa'.s in neat V B stripes with deep ruffle V fi flounce: up to (isle values, 3 for SLOO. -el* —First Floor. $1 Silk Hose, 2 Pair Women's silk hose. Irregu- Sk B Isrs of a famous make, selling *r Eg for more than $1.00: thread silk, with fashioned seamed ■ leg. splendid wearing: less than one-half price; 2 pairs, SIOO. —First Floor. 25c Stockings, 7 Pairs Children’s black cotton, elastic ribbed stockings: sizes G* T| and S to 9 ! i : full length, rein- A H forced; 26c quality, 7 pairs. ' ■ SI.OO. —First Floor. Van Heusen Collars, 3 for Van Heusen collars are nationally famous for their A smart appearance, perfect fit B and ease to launder. Choice *r f of four popular styles—Van H Ince. Van Esty. Van Dart and Van Jack. Sell for 50c everywhere. Not all sizes in each style, out sizes 13'i to 17 in the lot. 60c collars, 3 for SI.OO, —First Floor. $1.75 Silks, Yard Satin messatincs. I,a Jem. etc., in light and dark shades. A splendid qualities, all pure w silk. You can’t afford to miss *r H this opportimlty if you are fl interested at all in silks for drese. linings or underwear. -—Hear, First Floor. 50c Spring Ratines, A *a 3 Yards for 1 NYtv ratines in a wide range B of new colors: yard wide: 3 JjL yards for SI.OO. —Rear, First Floor.

$2.50 and $3 Women’s and girls’ black and K (j* "S A Q brown kid and calf akin oxfords, low g* ■n *P ■ .Tx U rubber heel; the better SS.SO and Oxfords * = l3 00 Jsarws-toS.-sls Suits anr] _ B n Men’s and yovmgr men's fmtis and CA overcoats. Suits of fancy wool wflff--0 , (UV steds an*l ca-simcrcs; sines fi4 to 42. 'y, (tr\ 4J- H j? - Overcoats dark colors, belted models: L, ’W' sizes 35 to 40; good 515 value §8.50 SPORT es oa w[y ' Soort coa '\!z rate ”! *9 *WV and jnrnors, spring wobrhl; patch A r 'jT’ C? aja pockets and belts; exceptional barA O gain. Wednesday, each .C.. 00

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15c Muslin, 7 Yards 38-Inch bleached and un- ~ bleached muslin, a good qual- A '-Mt lty for all home uses, long 5S fl lengths; to 150 value; 10 V P yards for SI.OO. —Basement.

$1.79 Enamelware 10-qaart triple coated white enamel combinette® or slop fH jars, enamel cover, rubber ■ tipped bail, first cuaiity; V I si.?d Talue; only SI.OO. -“-Bacenlent. *&*

Toilet Paper, 12 Rolls 1.000-sheet rolls antiseptic . tissue toilet paper, an extra O quality; 15q value; 18 roll* A IS for SI.OO ■ m 25c Outing Flannel, A 6 Yards % I 86-Inch white outing flan- S nel. heavy long nap, full width; 25c value; 6 yards, SI.OO. —Basement. Heavy Turk. Towels, 3 for Large sized bath towels, plain white and colored bor- A dexa. slightly soiled: regular AE B 45c and 60c values; while *r S they iast. 3 for SI.OO. —Rear, First Floor. 22c Percale, 7 Yards Genuine 36-inch Scout _ dress percales, in a large line A of dark colors, pretty stripes Jfc m and figures; 22c value; 7*r jj yards, *I.OO. —Basement. ■< 4 Union Suits Women's looee knee summer union suits, silk taped A shoulder straps, crochet yokes. fl first quality; size* $6 3rd 38 v a; 45c value; 4 suits. SI.OO. —Basement. eSSs Dress Aprons, 2 for * Women s percale dress Tt S aprons, made of very goo<i *r || grade percale; pretty assort- m ment of stripes and .checks: 7Pc Tallies. Wednesday. 2 aprons for SI.OO. —First Floor. Alarm Clocks a, *s Have back bell alarm: St 1 guaranteed to run and keep *r g good time for one year. $1.39 fl value. Wednesday spedal. at S *I.OO. —First Floor. Umbrellas *q Women's umbreilao. have St 3 vety fine quality ram-proof V cover: either ring or strap ?? handle; regular $1.48 value. -aA. Wednesday special, at SI.OO. —First Floor. Vanity Boxes c<|g For women and misses; yt 8 leather covered, large size and *r .i fitted with rouge box; lip SI stick holders and coin 51,59 value; Wednesday, at SIOO. —First Floor. Silverware, 2 Pieces Pearl handle, silver plated \ 3 berry spoon, cold meat, forks, tp ?S pie servers and cake servers: re gravy lad Jes. Other odd Jfa pieces; has sterling ferrules; SI.OO values; 2 pieces for SI.OO. • —First Floor. $1.59 Pillows, Pair Feather ptilows. 17X25. JC H filled w-ith clean feathers, cov- || ered with fancy art ticking; B $1.59 regularly; special, pair. *w *I.OO. —Third Floor. Grass Rugs Imported graea nige, size C g 36x72, plain centers, Grecian tp H key and band border*. Chi- n ne>e designs; $1.48 rugs, $1 00. —Third Floor. Sash Curtains, 4 Pairs Ruffled scrim sash cur- _ fains. 36 Inches long, made A from sheer ouality scrim. kR K easily laundered. 300 curtains. *r p sjwcial. 4 pairs, 51.00. —Third Floor. SI.S9 Curtains, Pair a, Ruffled Swiss curtains, 3L Jjk a yards long. sheer quality V SB scrim, finished with wide ruf- R fie. $1.89 curtain*, oiightly soiled. While supply lasts, pair. SI.OO. —Third Floor. 5 Light Bulbs . 40 and 50-watt electric C g light bulbs, guaranteed new v I goods: every lamp tested; 36c S value. 5 for SI.OO. —Basement. Medicine Cabinets a White enamel medicine cab- \ fl inets. mirror door, one shelf, t I housohoid* size; $1.59 value, H only SI.OO. # ** —Basement.