Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 312, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1923 — Page 17

FRIDAY. MAY 11,1!)23

ILLNESS BLAMED •WHEN MOTHER OF TWO HANGS SELF Mrs. Jeannetta Orteil’s Body Is Discovered by Brother-in-law. 11l health Is given as the cause for the suicide of Mrs. Jeannetta Ortell, 30. of 6046 E. Michigan St. Harold Potter, 6221 Burgess Ave., Mrs. Orteil’s brother-in-law, returned from work Thursday at 5:30 p. m. and found a note in which Mrs. Ortell said, “I have ended it ajl.” He found her body hanging in the attic. Mr. and Mrs. Potter had been away from home since 7:30 a. m. Mrs. Ortell had used apron strings, which she attached to the rafters of the attic. Placing the noose around her neck, she kicked a chair from under her. Coroner Paul Robinson ordered the body removed to the funeral parlors of Shirley Bros., 546 N. Illinois St. Mrs. Ortell's husband and two children, Albert 8 and Doris 3, live at their home in E. Michigan St. Airs. Ortell had been staying at her sister's home in Burgess Ave. since Monday, when she returned from FlorDrs. Robert Moore and A. M. Hetherington, with offices in the HumeMansur building, said they had treated Mrs. Ortell, who had suffered a nervous breakdown. Besides the husband and two children Mrs. Ortell Is survived by her parents, two sisters and three brothers, all of Pensacola, Florida. COUNTY BUYS SITE FOR COLORED ORPHANS’ HOME Council Votes $7,000 for hand—§l2s,oo9 Btrflding Will Be Erected. After a year'c discussion of sites for a colored orphans’ home, an appropriation of $7,000 to buy seven acres at Twenty-Fifth St. and Keystone Ave. is available today. Erection of a $125,000 home on the site was ordered by the county cilThe plat was purchased after a personal inspection by the council. All facilities. Including street car lines, colored churches ar.d schools are available, It was said. Plans to erect anew detention home were virtually abandoned. World War Vet Gets State Job Leslie A. Cortner. 28. of Winchester, has been appointed superintendent of the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans' Home at Knightstown. He is a World War veteran, and is the first super- ■ pendent who has not been a veteran f the Civil War. He succeeds Luther Short. Three hundred and fifty chil dren are at the home.

Takes Leading Part in Franklin College Play

KATHERINE CASADY FRANKLIN, Ind., May 11.--Miss Katherine Casady of Franklin will take a leading part in “The Cham School,” to be presented by the senior class of Franklin College during commencement week, June 3. Rehearsals are now going forward under the direction of Prof. Lynn H. Harris, head of the English department. In addition to Miss Casady oth ers in the cast are Paul P. Mozlngo, Roger Branigan, William Alullendore, Harold Harding, FYed Chambers, Gladys MeCammon, Lucile Gaston, Una Ilouk, Mildred Mikel, Frances Klyver, Pauline Gordon, Bess Wyrick .and Florence Kovener. The senior class of Franklin recently pledged $1,500 to fund to be raised by the college for the erection of five additional buildings. FORMER LOCAL RESIDENT IS DEAD IN CALIFORNIA Body of C. I.ee Garrison Will Be Laid to Rest in San Diego. C. Lee Garrison, ex resident of Indianapolis, died at his homo In San Diego, Cal., Thursday, friends here were notified today. For many years Air. (Garrison was the head of the auditing department of the old Atlas Engine Works and later was with the Peoria division of the Big Four railroad.. Before coming to Indianapolis he was assistant principal of the school for feeble-minded youth at Ft. Wayne, Ind. Eight years ago Air. Garrison moved to San Diego. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Em marine Forrer Garrison, formerly of Edinburg, Ind.: two brothers, C. Stanley Garrison, 802 Hamilton Ave., Indianapolis, an<l Ethelbcrt Garrison of Denver, Col., and the mother, who lives In Fort Branch. Ind.

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for Mother’s Day WE HAVE ON DISPLAY | 500 of these wonderful Matrons’ Hats—spe- | cially priced for Mother’s Day. Shown in 50 | different shapes in materials of Silk, Straw, | Cellaphane and Hair Cloth. i Brown and, | Na vy in Va - -. . zz | nous Braids §9 150 CHILDREN’S HATS j Shown In Rolled Brims and Off-the-Face &***& S Hats with Ribbon Streamers. Color com- £? af £ binatlons of Navy and White, Black and ’C White and Brown and White. Special, Jr m. ? Saturday only— jt mwmBLOCKd i B

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It Wfl BLOCK C? Hart Schaffner & Marx guaranteed clothes for men, young men and boys (8 to 18)

Hundreds of Pairs of Cleverly Styled Footwear Are Offered in This Sale PUMPS and OXFORDS Included Are Hundreds of Pairs of WHITE Pumps , Oxfords and Strap Oxfords MATERIALS: STYLES: Satins Bronze Kid Fnr w nm , n Bandal Effects Er ® nc s Ties Suedes Black Kid tor Women Torques Oxfords Combination Tan Calf end Misses Center Straps. Pumps, Straps Styles modeled with heels of Louis, Spanish, Cuban, Flat, French—Covered and feather. , * SALE OF WOMEN’S BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ RUGGED COMFORT SLIPPERS OXFORDS AND SANDALS , Made of dark brown leathers, extension soles, neat and Made of black kid, turned sturdy, every pair perfect; ail sizes 5 to 2. Sale price— —Third

Boys’ All-Wool Spring Suits 2 Pairs Trousers Included at I a aa| 6 to 18 Year Sizes SALEWA || PRICE M The newest spring styles in the new college Norfolk coat; fancy m pleated models. New tweeds and fancy novelty patterns. I <TOB—B All-Wool 2-Trouser Boys’ $ SPRING SUITS 7 to 17-Year Sizes Newest spring patterns. Two pairs full-lined trousers Included with each suit. HALF-PRICE SALE Boys’ TOP COATS All-Wool Garments—2 to 18-Year Sizes—s6.so to $22.50 Qualities, $3.25 to $11.25 Tweeds, polos, neat novelty mixtures, in newest shades of brown, tan and gray. Perfectly tailored in raglan and set In sleeve styles. This Half-Price Sale does not Include our entire stock, but our entire stock is reduced. Boy*’ Knitted Ties Boys’ Wash Suits Boys’ Union Suits Newest Patterns, 2 to 8-Year Sizes Special AM aa ■ 25 to 34 Sizes. iM.uu Uv'v New spring suits in 7Qr Boys’All-WoolCaps aj Y! ™ vcr . Tw l st * Satin Lined blurs. brownß> gray Band Genuine B. V. D. athletic s 00 greens; many in combi- style. tp A •\J\J nation colors. —Third Floor.

Special Prices on Beddings Offer extra inducements now to buy for home, camp or cottage use.

UNBLEACHED “SEAMLESS" SHEETS Standard quality sheeting, specially priced—81x90 Inches sl.-19 72x90 Inches $1.29 BLEACHED SHEETS- Six 90 inches; center scam. (No phone orders.) Extra spe- QP, clal if DC PILLOWCASES Os soft, heavy thread muslin; neatly made with deep hem. Specially priced 42x36 Inches, each..2B<i 40%x36 Inches, 36x36 Inches, each.. .22^ TABL OILCLOTH —Hi yards wide; plain white, also tile and figured designs. Specially oa priced, yard DJC absorbent cheesecloth —Yard wide, perfect bleach; suitable quality for many purposes. Extra special— *7 A 10-yard bolt for I J/C

Remember Mother Mother’s Day (Sunday, May 13) with a fine box of our pure chocolates, which we have specially packed for this occasion. Priced $4.50 box and ia by degrees down t 0... We will also pack any special brand of chocolates which you ifcay de6ire. —Candy Department, Basement.

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FEATHER PILLOWS— ISx 26 inches. Filled with new sanitary feathers; good serviceable coverings in pretty designs and color; $1.25 op quality, each jDC COTTON FILLED COMFORTS—DoubIe bed size; silkollne coverings in medium and dark figured designs; allover stitched; specially do no priced BLANKETS—72xBO inches; large double lied size. Extra well napped, good wearing blanket. Gray and tan with pretty color stripe border. Regular $3.50 quality, patfr dZ.Jd “NASHUA" PLAID BLANKETS large double bed size; good heavy weight; twilled weave; attractive block patterns, in gray, pink, tan and blue; $5.00 qual-

500 Stylish COATS For Women and Misses | New Purchase |^ o 85 of Surplus * mJd Stock ' General purpose coats, in polaires, mixtures and tweed.", suitable for motoring, street wear and general purpose. Side-Tie Effects New Sleeves Loose Ripple Models Various Trimmings 500 Slipon Sweaters New Styles for Women and Misses Purchased at % pf / Q About / 2 Price ▼ U $3.00 and $4.00 Qualities Jf| Wool yarns, in spring colors and novelty weaves.

Women’s 16-Button Milanese Silk Gloves Pair* $1.50 —First Floor, Southwest

The Newer and Better Reliable Gas Ranges Clean Cut Compact Economical ■ ■ r"™ Two Designs—Two Prices (Like illustration) S& ’51.90 S& ’44.90 Equipped with the celebrated Ixjrain oven heat regulator at an additional cost of $12.50. Sold on Special Terms $5.00 Down and $5.00 Per Month Connected without charge where gas is above floor. —Fifth Floor.

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