Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 289, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1923 — Page 17

FRIDAY, APRIL 13,1023

§so,i HALL .TO BE DEDICATED BYJNDIANA T Local Students Assist in Arranging for Program April 25-26. Vj Times Special BLOOMINGTON. Ind., April 13. Fifty-four Indianapolis students taking courses in commerce and finance at Indiana University will assist in arrangements for dedicatory exercises April 25 and 26 in connection with the opening of Indiana University’s new $250,000 Commerce Hall. Among those who have accepted invitations to be present for the dedicatory exercises are Gov. Warren T. McCray; Theodore H. Price, editor of "Commerce and Finance," #Cew York; Prof. Jeremiah W. Jenks of New York University; Elwood Haynes, and J. E. Frederick, president of the State Chamber of Commerce, Kokomo; Bishop F. D. Leete of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Lucius B. Swift, J. W. Fesler and Rev. Allan B. Philputt, Indianapolis; Charles M. Niezer, and B. F. Geyer, Ft. V/ay.io; Arthur W. Brady, president of the Union Traction Company of Indiana, Anderson; C. D. Billings, president of the Indiana Bankers’ Association, Seymour: •R. Duncan, Evansville; Charles gustus Lippincott, South Bend; George A. Ball, Muncie and L. D. H. Weld, manager of the commercial research department. Swift & Cos., Chicago. The program opens on the evening of April 25 and will be continued in morning .afternoon and evening sessions the following day. More than 400 commerce and precommerce students at the State University are assisting Dean W. A. liawles in plans for entertaining visitors and carrying out the program. Among these students are these from Indianapolis: Frank Antibes. Frank Alexander, I.oren Brenthngcr, George Blue. Sherwood Blue. Janet Bass. Richard Coons, Robert Cook. J ‘neta Cox. Gladys Ewbank. Roland Fisher. Farl Fischer, Howard Fieber. Russell Fewell. I.tts Flnkel stein, Trevor Geddeg, Mark Grifta, Bruce Ho’mberp, Harry Hoolev. Edward 31Ml. Richard James. Thomas Kavar.augh. Addison King. Ferdinand Krentler. Herman

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The Bedroom, $89.75 Just think of getting bedroom furniture of this distinctive character at such a sensationally low price! Included is a full size bow end bed, dresser with mirror, chiffonier, a dainty dressing table with bench to match. Gracefully designed throughout and beautifully finished in walnut. Be sure to see it tomorrow'! At the 1ow t figure quoted, you can now afford to refurnish your home complete!

Pay as You Can—The Victor Plan — CREDIT is tlie bridge across 'which American business is moving on to prosperity. Most homes and most businesses arc financed at least partly through credit—why not buv your home furnishings the same way ? Our Liberal Credit Terms enable you to get the benefit of present low prices—and to enjoy that better home while you are paying for it on easyderms.

"A Life Preserver for Foods." Alaska refrigerators Bare models of eleanllt cess and sanitation In eTtry respect, and I have a patented clr- | culatlon which In* i sures yon a great I saving in your lc® bill and the keeping foodstuffs. VICS 1 3---

This Double Day Bed The/C: i v EspePriced TKE'HERZ* f rS J- n Q . oa*bed Sg ~ atur “ >oon v<rg LAYC* rrir *Arr*rss day

We Are Agents for Alaska Refrigerators

I.auter, Herman Eieber. Nettie Levinson, John Mitchell. Harold Mabee, Dorothy Marquette. Ralph Nelson, William Miles, Samuel Perk. Pc lie Petrie, Louis Ranier. George Short, Walter Stlner. Temple Smith. Perle Small, Hugh Shields, Adolph Seidonstieker, Edward Stultr. Robert Schetter, Malcolm Thomson, Nathan Van Osdol, Harold E. Van N’atta, George Van Dyke, Barrett Woodsmall. David Wvlle, Robert Wilson, Randle Willis, Robertine W’ilson, Milton Yakty and William Zaiser. — Engineer Is Absent Harry Lambert, 37, of 2329 N. La Salle St., was reported missing from

| WALL PAPER a Qp Buys WALL PAPER W, 1 W for Entire Room ~T HE fYjrtT*. tO Including aide will border. Room WALL PAPER &H 8 I|i 12x14 feet—l 2 rolls side walls, KING" I leLi I ■w W 20 yards border. Celling 30c to | MERCHAN DISE ■ $1.20 extra. WALL PAPER as a f tiN w necessity, not as a luxHang It Yourself or Ask Us for Reliable Paper ury—this creates i'i i Hanger. volume, hence these low / Af KITCHEN BLOCKS, per roll prices to you! if 7 TV DINING ROOM FRUITS, per roll s<* nl /ijtf PARLOR TAPESTRIES, per roll fh* J / LIVING ROOM FOLIAGES, per roll ... 90 J ks \y House Paint, per gallon 92.45 \ L P A Vv./n I Floor Paint, per gallon $2.25 f wV* ** \ L’ECJU White Enamel, per gallon $3,50 e giffl ' % Tr" 1 . Unlimited Selections. Th FREE-SAMPLE BOOK MAILED-FREE | g A ‘I ■ ■ HARMOHELLAS OATMEAL Varnished Tile I £ivr J Per 1C G Per Roll 1( - Per 1 - \ y ar d. 77 RoU / Roll 15c 9c and 15c Roll 19c \“* plr ® T^ r J i t SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK V r^,j“f ldc J? fef If paper Is not satisfactory before or after It Is hung, will refund 10l money unconditionally. Wm MARTIN ROSENBERGER TWO STOKES IN' INDIAN APOIJS. Centrally Located fl For Your Convenience H N. Delaware st. I W. Wash. st.l ■■EBHHHnBBMII

QmpkttHoms Outfits

The Living Room, $159.75 Luxury in the highest sense of the word! This splendid living room suite i3 a unique combination of all those qualities In furniture which make for comfort and beauty! Included Is a large handsome davenport, arm chair and rocker with spring cushions, roll arms and coll spring construction throughout. Delightfully upholstered in velour in a charming new pattern.

Wash Basket Good Size Especially priced No Phone or C. 0. D. Orders

home today. He Is ah engineer on the Big Four Railroad and failed to appear late Thursday to take his run. Tolice were asked to search for him. Mayor to Moke Trip. Mayor Shank has announoed he will accept an inv-ltation to take part In a courtesy trip under the auspices of the Chamber of Commerce, April 18, 19. 20. A special train will carry about

1,000,000 ROLLS

Special 31-Piece Dinner Set, $5.98 Set consist of Bix large dinner plates, six cups, six saucers, six pie plates, six dessert dishes, one large platter. Terms, 50c Week

The Dining Room, $93.75 Another great feature of this sensational one-day sale of homo outfits! Included In this handsome eight-piece dining suite Is a splendid oblong table, five chairs and host's chair and a large size substantial buffet, all designed in the Queen Anne period. Ail pieces are beautifully finished in American walnut and the sul’e represents a truly extraordinary value at this special price.

New Perfection Oil Cook Ste ves No dis agreeable •?.- . j smoke or smell and %i the intense . heat §f ££., r . sl7.sof‘j§o KSS. .s23.so^^^gß burner.. $29.50 Cabinet Top Extra

Save on These Kitchen Cabinets Start off right this f ■■■ month! You can save I r - r~~ many unnecessary wearl- I Jjjl ’ 1! some steps every day by ft Q A providing yourself w Ith M one of these wonderful fijk I twJL kitchen cabinets. They’re p* { 5 i' AAa the best make and de- gW^-——liftw-X~- * T - ." T■ ’ signed to provide the ’ ma x i mum convenience. 1 Just a few r remain on our i floors, so be early If you L-I want one. Prices start —~X** ill E !° w . $37.50

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

seventy-five citizens of Indianapolis td seven cities in Illinois—Danville, Urbana, Champaign, Clinton, Decatur, Mattoon and Paris. Trouble Light Taken Two adjustable wrenches and a trouble light were missing today from William Turner's automobile. Turner lives at 1716 Hoyt Ave. The wrenches were stolen while his car was parked in front of 110 G Prosepct St.

V/e Are Agents for Domestic Science Kitchen Cabinets

New Spring Veiling, 48c All the new veilings in dark colors, with self-colored dots, including the purples. Also the light meshes, including white, sand, light gray and flesh, combined with spark, Jade, orchid, Oopen and black chenille dots. —First Floor, Northeast.

Chiffon SILK HOSE In the New Cinnamon Shade The new and very popular shade for this season, can be worn with any color shoe. Full fashioned, all silk, lisle All silk from top to toe; reinforced; ?1.95 a-j r/v $5.00, $3.00 or an d and Women’s Novelty Lace -J p _ <£ %QC 1 Clocked Silk Hose Sp |= j Full fashioned, heavy ingrain silk, fully reinforced, wide garter top, six beautiful patterns, black and cordovan. Kayser $3 and $3.50 Italian Silk Hose For Women *< - Strictly First I ./5 Quality JL Beautiful lace stripes. Black, seal brown, chestnut brown, dark gray, medium gray, light gray, beige, otter and other colors. Plenty of all sizes. Discontinued numbers. Regular $3.00 and $3.60 qualities, pair $1.95 Buster Brown Guaranteed Stockings for Children Fully reinforced, plain and English rib; black, cordovan, IL-, Russian calf, white; all B l zas Pair, 25c Pair, 35c Pair, 50c 3 Pairs for 69c 3 Pairs for SI.OO 3 Pairs for $1.25 —First Floor, Southwest

26-Piece Chest of Silverware Extra QQ Special The beautiful "Monette" pattern, guaranteed 10 years. While 25 sets last, special, set $3.98 —First Floor. South Center.

For Men and Young Men Sale QQ Extra Price j||| Trousers to

—Sport Suits —Single-Breasted Suits —Norfolk Suits —Conservative Suits —Double-Breasted Suits Expect good suits, well tailored, of good all-wool fabrics. Don’t confuse these suits with stuff ordinarily sold at this low price. Sale price „ $16.99

High School SUITS Values up to s3o.<K>. _ Many Include two pair* { g Q C long trouser*. For young ▼ I *%* men. Sizes 31 to 33, Ha W $15.95. * V

Boys’ All-Wool 2-Trouser Spring ffl® SUITS If 7 to 1 7-Year jj/lj Newest spring patterns. Two pairs full lined trousers included with each suit.

Hart Schaffner &. Marx guaranteed clothes for men, young men and boys (8 to 18)

“Vanity” Handkerchiefs, From France 48c A dainty bit or pure span silk, laoey ©jLet borders. in all the alluring, bright color*. —•Green —white —Blue —New Rd —Orchid —Wine —Tan —Bud —Brown The newest thing to go with the spring (port suit. —First Floor, Southeast.

THE BASEMENT STORE

All-Wool Men's $0.98 Trousers ™ === Extra Pair to Match Your Coat and Vest

Men’s Collar-Attached and Collar-to-Match Shirts .Qd plola too., grays and white; well made, perfect-fitting shirts; sizes 13% to 17%. Special for Saturday (3 for $3.50), each, 85<>. MEN’B PURE THREAD SILK HOSE —Fully reinforced, high-spliced heels, mercerized rib tops; black, white, navy, gray, buff and cordovan. Sizes 9% to 11%. Seconds of 65c quaMty. Extra special ir(3 pairs for $1.00), pair *5*)C

Tcu’ve Got to See Mamma Every Night Aggravatin’ Papa Ton Tell Her. 1 Stutter Carolina In th® Morning. Eccentric hag; new jaz* number Lovin’ Sam Call Me Back, Pal of Mina Dearest

Women’s Knit Wear WOMEN'S “KAYSER” AND WOMEN'S UNION SUITS—“RICHELIEU” VESTS Fine quality, tailored or Swiss ribbed; bodice top . . . , ... and built-up shoulder CT^ het tops: , knee lengtk; straps; white and pink; white; regular or extra SpSi a al and CXtra f0r51.25).e U ach y .::..50c each tL 3C —First Floor, Southwest.

Three-for-Two Notion Sale Three Articles for the Price of Two For Example: 20c RICHARDSON'S SILK THREAD —l6O-yard spools; n NEEDLES—IOc Oft19c quality 3 for JVC quality 3 for <uUC Collar Bands Girdles Sanitary Aprons Buttons Rick-Back Sanitary Belts Sdlssors ®boe Polish Sanitary Napkins Pins Tapes Shopping Bags Thread Curlers Mothproof Bags Sewing Silk Safety Pins Shoe Laces Darning Silk Trimming Braids Dye Soap Lingerie Tape Hook and Eye Tape Colorite *" —First Floor, Northeast.

Toilet Goods f or Saturday

COTV'S L’OR PERFUME corf’s dokigan) *.ts FEBMCME Quality. COTT’3 PARIS PER- 51.69 FOIE \ V COTY’B CHIIHR PEBFOIE COTT’S PARIS TOILET WATER ..... COTrS CHTPREI TOILET WATER .1 COTTS AMBER* ANTIQCE TOILET , WATER i COTY’S L’OR TOI-I LET WATER I coirs l’obioan; TOILET WATER.. CO TVS DORIOAN PER FT ME—-1-onnce package, sealed {••) on $3.00 quality yC'UiJ COTY’S JASMIN PER FT ME—l- - package, sealed ; OQ $4.98 quality $0.03 COTFB FACE CQ,. POWDER VJC

Records —2 for $ 1

Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shean World's Waiting for the Sunrise Red Moon Walt® Four O'clock Blna* SACRED Church In the WHdw-ood Beautiful Isle of Somewhere Whispering Hope

COTY’S L’OR TOILET WATER —3 \ ounce package, 1 sealed j I COTY’S LA ROSEf S4.M TOILET WATER—\ QtiaUty. 3-ounca p a c k a g e,< PO 1 Q sealed i COTY’S CHYPREI TOILET WATER/ —B-ounce package,/ sealed HOCBIGANT'S IDEAL TOILET WATER sealed. $3.00 <PO /n quality HOCBIG ANT’S QCELQriS FLEURS TOILET WATER —tounce package; CQ sealed; $3.23 quality. 0“ HOTBIGANT’S QfELQUES FLEURS PE RlX' JLE —1 - ounce package, sealed; £*> QO $3.75 quality yfa* 30 HOCBIG ANT'S IDEAL PERFUME -ounco package, sealed; $3.00 quality * —First Eloor.

Men’s Corduroy Trousers Better quality, narrow wale, closely woven corduroy. fiQ Sale price q) I**o

Tell Mother I’ll Be There • HAWAIIAN Drowsy Waters Three O’clock in the Morning STANDARD Silver Threads Among the Gold Carry Me Back to Old Virginia ,

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