Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 265, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1923 — Page 7

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DR. E.J. BULGIN REVIVAL CAMPAIGN 10 OPEN SUNDAY Arrangements Completed for Services at Cadle Tabernacle, Dr. E. J. Bulgin, evangelist, of Portland, Ore., will arrive in Indianapolis Saturday afternoon to conduct a Community wide campaign, under auspices of the Cadle Tabernacle Evangelistic Association. Intensive preparations including' training of personal workers, special practice of the Gypsy Smith choir, organization of shop meeting specialistes have been made for several weeks. Fraternal, industrial and educational programs, together with a constructive plan for publicity have been completed. Dr. Bulgin will be met by a large delegation and a reception is to be tendered him. Letters soliciting cooperation and support of the local pastors have been mailed to all Protestant ministers. The first service will be conducted Sunday at 2:30 p. m. Services will also be held at 7:30. Dr. Bulgin will rear before special groups in adon to preaching each evening at the Tabernacle. Hearings Postponed Again Hearings before park commissioners were postponed again late Thursday because of the illness of Fred Cline and absence of Mrs. Sarah Shank who is at Hot Springs, Ark., with the mayor.

A Sale of STYLISH SPRING SUITS For Young Men and Men Select your Easter Suit from this wonderful showing of stylish, serviceable, splendidly tailored suits, at sale prices which stand for remarkable savings. A deposit will secure any suit, and by making your selection early you give us ample time to make all necessary alterations. Conservative Suits Norfolk Suits Two-Button Suits Sport Suits Double-Breasted Suits Models and sizes to fit properly men of every build. *l9= ; *25for Suit Values Up for Suit Values Up to $27.50 to $35.00 *27 .50 for Suit Values Up for Suit Values Up to $30.00 to $40.00 Other equally interesting values from $15.85 to $45.00 With most of the suits we can furnish extra trousers at small additional cost Beautiful, Stylish Topcoats Gaberdines, whipcords, tweeds, etc. Every garment elegantly trimmed and skillfully tailored. $1Q.50 f. 50Q.50 But Worth a r rices iy= to £o= Great Deal More CHILDREN’S CLOTHING A smart showing of stylish serviceable suits, specially priced. $7-50 SI 0.50 Many of Them * tO X M With Extra Trousers RUBENS West Washington O Street For Thirty-Seven Years a Dependable and Trustworthy Store,

FUTURE WARS PICTURED Frederick Libby Says Civilization Is Threatened by Conflicts. A picture of a war in which riderless airplanes guided by wireless CORNS Lift Off with Fingers \ J 9; '\i Doesn’t hurt a bit! Drop a little “Freezone” on an aching corn, instantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fingers. Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of "Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or irritation. —Advertisement.

would spread deadly poison, and white civilization would be brought to an and, today was in the minds of persons who heard Frederick J. Libby, executive secretary of the National Council for the Prevention of War,

El Tomorrow is l j Wi ;| ; On this special day—Saturday only—we will 1 - £ ~ - - give our book readers the choice of any of our I i) I \jSSSk. popular 75c copyrights at, each— j :

Tomorrow, Saturday 800 NEW SPRING H-A-T-S Divided Into Three Special Groups at sS *°° p*® 6.50 ... Jp) |’7.50 The Values J Exceptional There are new black Milan hats, now ostrich trimmed hats, now embroidery hats, new ribbon trimmed hats, new flower trimmed hats, new sports and felt hats, new Paisley trimmed hats and new matrons’ hats. —lVtttn millinery, second floor.

Extra Special! A Wonderful Purchase and Sale of g iV „-. ■**% ||] o |T ¥ © & m 4oUU Athletic Union ouits

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at the Chamber of Commerce, Thursday afternoon. Libby declared that the world is drifting toward such a war and that America must turn its forces toward peace.

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SUBJECTS ANNOUNCED Scientist Arranges Lecture Series on Psycho-Analysis. Dr. G. E. Marchand, exponent of "Human X-Rays,” will speak at the

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Womens Full-Fashioned Pure Thread Silk Hosiery m. | 7 L69 ** °^o In a fine medbim weight, well reinforced with double garter top, toe and sole. Extra high spliced heel. Black and brown. \ \ —Pettis hosiery, street floor.

Jubilee Sale of the | Cataract Washer! We are celebrating the notable Anniversary by offer- ||>* ing tho most exceptional terms and inducements for pB tah A special gas heater, without cost, with each U Washer sold during the next two weeks. yGk Several demonstrating and floor sample Ma- MM chines as low as $85.00. Terms $4.00 down, All Machines fully guaranteed. washing nuichliieft, h^<finrnt.

Just at a time when you will need a NEW supply of Athletic Union Suits—just at tli<‘ very start of the season—comes this wonderful sale of Union Suits! Men! It’s too good to miss. If you can’t come yourself, send your wife for ’em! 2,200 Union Suits of Such Fine Materials as —Corded Madras —Repp Cloth —Fine Count Nainsook —Novelty Mesh Weaves

Here’s the Biggest News of ALL!

600— Remember Just 600 of ’Em—of Fine Quality Soisette $1.29 lU'il .fl 1 3 for $3.85 S-0-I-S-E-T-T-E! Think of it. Beautiful lustrous soft finish Soisette, fashioned into perfect, fitting Union Suits that are made to please the men of discrimination—men who KNOW real quality! And $1.29 is certainty a sensational price! —Pettis men’s shop, street door.

Knights of Pythias auditorium, Ohio and Pennsylvania Sts., at 8:16 tonight on “Are You in the Wrong Work or the Wrong Marriage?” other subjects during the remainder of his visit: Saturday night, “Making Money

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Out of Your Experience;” Sunday, 3 p. m., scientific lecture for women only; Sunday evening, “Discovering Your Personality and Your Right Vocation;” Monday evening, “How to Get Anything You Want.”

Sale! 10-Inch Double Faced

VICTOR RECORDS NINA sung by Enrico Caruso, Victor Record No. 87358, 51.25. Six New Dances /FATE (Fox Trot) Paul j Whiteman and His Or--1 chestra. /LADY OF THE EVE- < NING (Fox Trot), J Paul Whiteman and I His Orchestra. Victor 1 Record I9OIG, 75c. /DOWN IN MARYLAND I (Fox Trot), Reason 1 Orchestra of Chicago. /GEORGIA CABIN \ DOOR (Fox Trot), J Benson Orchestra of I Chicago. Victor Eec- \ ord 19022, 750. (AGGRAVATIN' PAPA l (Fox Trot), The Vir- ) ginians. \AUNT HAGAR’S BLFES ((Fox Trot), The Virginians, Victor Record 19021, 750. Two Quartette Classics KHNTCCKY BAB E—LITTLE COTTON DOLLY—Shannon Quartet. Victor Record 19013, 750. A NEW SLANT ON WAR —TIMELY TOPICS— Will Rogers. Victor Record 45347. SI.OO. —Vlctrola dept,, flfth floor.

Yes! 2,800 of ’Em! Purchased from an overstocked manufacturer at remarkable price concessions. A Nationally Known Brand! Union suits that were made for men who WILL NOT wear inferior, ill-fitting underwear! Extra Full Cut! —and that MEANS full cut, for these union suits contain more yardage of material than any brand we know of. Roomy? We’li say they are!!! The Buttons are S-e-w-e-d on! Yes! Sewed ON to STAY! For these union suits are made RIGHT! No loose threads! No crooked seams! No hasty work! Everything perfect! Elastic Inserts in Back Prevent Tearing! And the one-button seat with wide Haps can not gap or draw! —Pettis men’s shop, street floor.

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Overcoat Is Stolen I. S. Marian, 12u Bosart Ave.. reported to polio? today mat his overcoat was stolen while he was in the National Lunchroom in the Board of Trade building. The coat v.—s valued at. S2B.

Saturday Morning Special in Silk Lingerie Silk crepe de chine envelope chemise, tailored and fine lace and medallion trimmed. Built-up and bodice top effect. $1.95 values, $1.79. $2.95 values, $2.79. $3.95 values, $3.79. —Pettis lingerie, second floor.

Records —Will Play on Any Phonograph 2 for n.oo Dance Records Bees’ Knees Sweet Lovin’ Mama Fate Baby Blue Eyes Rose of the Rio Grande Carry Me Back to My Carolina Home Burning Sands You Remind Me of My Mother Crinoline Days (Music Box Revue) Lady of the Evening (Music Box Revue) Popular Songs Three O’Clock in the Morning Yankee Doodle Blues Homesick Who'll Take My Place When I'm Gone Open Your Arms My Alabamy Lost (A Wonderful Girl) Hawaiian Records Rio Nights Mo-Na-Lu Hawaiian Ever Hawaiian Rainbow Honolula Hu.as Kamelhancha .March —Street floor.

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