Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 6, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 May 1923 — Page 17

FRIDAY, MAY 18,1023

MANY INJURED AS JM OVERTURNS 25 Persons Reported Seriously Hurt in Chicago. Pu United Press CHICAGO, May IS. —Twcntv-flve persons were injured, five seriously, when three cars of a Rock Island suburban train, known as the "Joliet Flyer” was derailed here today. The third car from the end of the train struck a track frog and overturned, -sliding down the elevated embankment. The two cars following were derailed. The five seriously injured -were taken to Auburn Park Hospital.

Wheeler Brothers Modern Plan of Divided Papents Solve the Problem There is no reason for depriving yourself of the pleasure and comforts of a well-furnished home another day. Wheeler Brothers’ modern plan of divided payments will enable you to afford the better qualities of furniture and enjoy its possession while paying for it in small weekly or monthly amounts to suit your individual circumstances. Come in and Let's Talk It Over Let us deliver one of these Handsome Dining Room Suites to Your Home You Pay for it on Convenient Weekly or Monthly Terms. Visualize this handsome suite —,,,, r . in your own home and then s 9y* v \ think what an easy matter it is / ' ft. A ’ • >£' o $ \ to own one. The suite is in the S' £ \ vj x> * popular duotone walnut finish Y*rrr>i ~ r & .. a 'SfcuV'- iBPIL and consi.cs of 60-inch buffet, I ! Y-l, liJjf : . PPM chiria cabinet, oblong extension e ' ?• j |‘ jr' DH leather seaisi Tl:e entire nine- v"l j jfct sv . {&.,Eli ; f’V'Vj, piece suite is now specially bf/ j '* * . Terms S2O j We have many other fine suites i 1 t ! tj 'fl I in various periods and finishes > - |sUif£w & A ranging from $169, SISS.SG, 1 | J"** 1/i-j Li $198.50 and up to 8950.00. , , 7jTv j T Cash or Divided Payments J ■ |i y v—s : i®i!f hTT I i®!Qfn= -*gm Specia! Sa!e j W: t|< ' ofKroehler - . * IJlllll Divph-0 : ■ ** .^jr~ — ”•* V\y j_. j[ Another car load of three famous Dav--11 • en-O suites Just placed on sale, conslst- | fcj Xll V A C l n S nf short and long style davenports, it- ~ — J iS. O arm chnirs and rockers, finish'd in raaBBnjT lr J | !. J ..j hogany, fumed oak or golden oak; cushj ; ' inneil in Spanish leather. n Kr H Kitchen Cabinets j— 1 L?aven-Übuites 7 - Six Rockingham ] <SQE? nil BAKING 03. __ ___ L en Cabinet In America at Fil g~l Suites consist of Daven-O. easy chair ~"~iT / Jfl fho lowest price at which a and rocker. Your choice of either gol- fiti ’ —J f ggj really good Cabinet can be s£ den oak, fumed oak or brown mahog- J [ j, / sold, then by all means sea JQ any finish. Upholstered in good grade fr \ iBBHiKP* these special values we are 1 imitation brown Spanish leather. j <-> BH n-ow as low as "" —Cash or Divided Payments c' Lj $58.,.. Cash or tfjjg Divided Payments <|fs=§gh %. -rs,A..k .;—Complete Bed Outfits for 19— r- *A .b - * ? Full size Bed, continuous /---,- r~7>. rr^T \y posts, good all-steel spring Vl| |lf jj jj'j ’ JJ—--.tJ ‘'IwHB Other Metal Beds, in gilt, j-y*L 1 -.. Cl F * J HHi “S\ ' l j white enamel and wood fin- /, [fA UH uol6 t riaay Kail n 'i 1 i Ww§ ishes. I’riees range from /' I jr rp. j and Saturday flt.U'Si fl IXt*. S H u , , \f. If|jL Arother shipment of ' ■' ■■ ..■ I) M $.>5,00. f I [ these fine Rockingham ,v: ) W —Cash or Divided Payments CjJ Ir "*^ Bakers. Each set consists ** of one each 4,5, 6,7, 8 ttdSZ!Sn?£i You’ll Be Lucky If You Have a Jj) Handsome ,1 fl or X———ll- r Herrick Refrigerator —f Library fables J.O :== New When the Warm Days Come / / /%'-* - j*===37rsTrn Colonial Library TaIBew rerrection '—--ATfi hie. Golden Oak finish, an 1 £-) You’ll not be worried with too frequent highly polished. An ex--1 1 1 1 A\T AQ visits of the ice man. It will require no — WK"~ tremely 1 good valuq and a£KS L- VC O cleaning and best of all, there will be no JKmmm |sM one of more than a hunCir, n„; c * spoiled foods in your home. Herrick Re- ttltiimMim wSvl iiKl dred others equally as KJn uiviaea rayments frigerators keep the most delicate foods *W 'M good. All styles and finTwo. three and four-burner indefinitely without spoil- tST%g\nc 1 &1 M ishea Some as low as styles, with or without high clos- i"g Side icing Her- A Jg&L■ % 14 * 7S * „ , ets. Easy to operate, safe and ricks as low as '* —Cash or economical. —Cash or Divided Payments xfgi Divided Payments Z'j'j COMM^ | -3H-313 EAST WeSHINSTON ST —J

MRS. MARY M. FISCHER TO BE BURIED SATURDAY Woman Active in Societies of Holy Cross Church Dies at Hospital. Funeral services of Mrs. Mary M. Fischer, 48, of 426 N. Arsenal Ave., who died Thursday at St.. Vincent’s Hospital, will be held at 10 a. m. Saturday at Holy Cross Church. Burial will be In Holy Cross cemetery. Mrs. Fischer, who was born In Anderson, Ind., lived In Indianapolis eighteen years. She was a member of all the women's organizations of Holy Cross Church. Surviving are the husband, Jacob Fischer, and one daughter, Barbara. Dresses Stolen From Hotel Mrs. Ruben Bickel of Evansville, a guest at the Colonial Hotel, today reported to police a thief entered her rcom and stole three dresses, valued at 890.

DEATH FOUND ACCIDENTAL Coroner Exonerates Driver of Car Striking Peter Peruot. Death of Peter H. Pernot, 65, of 2406 Kenwood Ave., May 6 after he was run over at Kenwood Ave. and Twenty-Fourth St., by an automobile driven by George T. Meyers, 20 of 666 E. Maple Rd., was accidental, Coroner Paul F. Robinson decided today. Robinson recommended that Meyers, who was arrested after the accident, ! l?e discharged on an involuntary manslaughter charge. Despite this, 'Judge Wilmeth ordered a preliminary hearing in city court this afternoon. Pe?'not was standing on a corner when Meyer's car struck another and plunged over the curb. Confirmation at Temple Monday Confirmation cervices will be held by the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation, Delaware and Tenth Sts., Monday at 9:30 a. m. Shavuoth services j will be held Sunday at 5:30 p. m.

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PRIZES OFFERED FOR ' IMMIGRATION ESSAYS Trizes for best essays by school children on “Why America Should Prohibit Immigration for Five Years” will be offered by tne American Le glon. Garland W. Powell, Region Ameri oqnism director, announces the contest, limited to pupils between 12 and 18, will open May 25 and close Oct. 12. Three scholarships, worth $750, SSOO and $250, will be awarded. They may be applied to a course In any college or university. Silver and bronze med als and certificates of merit also will be given. Essays must be limited to 500 words. Homeopaths to Meet. The fifty-seventh annual session of the Indiana Institute of Homeopathy will he held May 22 and 23 at the Rlnooln. Dr. George E. Rowe of Indianapolis is president.

NOW IN June Issue Pictorial Review Magazine. Pattern Department, —First Floor, Northwest.

WOMEN’S COMFORT \ SALE PRICE / BOYS' AND GIRLS’ RUGGED SLIPPERS ) AA OXFORDS AND SANDALS A Made of black f f|f | I M.d. of dark b,wU.U,.r. ■ jftfS ... , \ &U SB tension soles, neat HftiHii &sEFL kid, turned soles ) . gg 9 \ flml stnrr]v . PVfM . v i&SSKmmSfjjfc:}. and rubber heels ; l U 1 pair- perfect; sizes 3to 8. I I sizes, 5

Bovs’ All-Wool Suits f CAI V DAVQ’ I ®2 Pairs Trousers Included at TOPCOATS Wtk i a All-Wool Garments /\ I' c / Ba * 6to 18* 2to 18-Year Sizes Idvl rj o * ■■ Year $6.50 to $22.50 Qu alPrice WH Sizes ities, $3.25 to sll. 25 Tweeds, polos, neat n rivelfVWifll ty mixture3, in ne ?vest / A,il'iil newest spring styles in the new college Norfolk coat; fancy shades of brown, tan and i lclWWj' Plated models. New tweeds and fancy novelty patterns. era f’ er e , ct y f l or * yi n V .A 1 j j r raglan and set-in r edSP* —— styles. ALL-WOOL 2-TROUSER BOYS’ SUITS $ ,na . de„ 7 TO 17-YEAR SIZES -Newest spring patterns. Two pairs full-lined trousers included a uce d with each suit. n.T.’ Boys’ Wash Suits Boys’Palm Boys’ B. \f. D. 39c Z to av..r size. Beach Trousers Union Suits SLOO 6to 18-Year Size. 26 to 34 SI. *a Boys’ All-Wool Caps New spring suits in middy RQ A . T Satin Lined snd Oliver Twist styles. Neatly v * s #*7C made, in blues, browns, grays Tan, gray, sand and other j flft K many in combina- shades. Every pair bears the Genuine B. V, 0. athletic vlevv | .j oa colors. genuine Palm Beach label. j style. —T'aird Floor.

ALL-WOOL SUITS For Men and Young Men Sale \ *19.99 ] Expect pood suits, well tailored, of good all wool fabrics. Don't confuse these suits with / stutT ordinarily sold at this low r price. Sale price §16.09 J "f - Sports Suita —Double-Breasted Suits —Single-Breasted Suits —Norfolk Suits —Conservative Suits All-WoofMen’s TROijSERS~So79B Sale Price fflf Extra Pair to Match Your Coat and Pants I f/wlryS

Men’s Collar-Attached SHIRTS g>g Seconds of ).$1 ,95 WTy\ $3.00 Qualities Shirts of English Broadcloth pjj —English Poplin — flj/fy Balloon Cloth Tan, Gray and Blue Sizes 13 1 /!} to 17 WOMEN’S SILK HOSE Seconds of $3 and $3.50 ) $ - Qualities \ •^ST CHILDREN’S STOCK INQS—Reinforced toe and heels; medium and fine rib; black and brown; sizes ia 5 to Seconds of 25c quality, pair 1 jC Glove silk hose, plain and novelty, full fashioned, highspliced or pointed heels; black and all the wanted fcolors. Sizes 814 to 1014.

Beddings—Table Oilcloth —Cheesecloth

BREACHED SHEETS——Center s.eam — 81x90 Inches .‘ ©B<i 72x90 Inches 85<l SEAM LESS BLEACHED SHEETS—W’ide hem—--81x99 Inches $1.45 81x90 Inches $1.39 PILLOWCASES —Of soft thread muslin; deep hems—42x36 Inches Jlß<l 4014x36 Inches 35c 36x36 Inches 22<* TABLE OILCLOTH inches wide; white and fancy patterns; 45c of quality, yard ...........ODC

Candy Specials i' RYST^ 1 ' BUNTETS FRESH COCOA--IZED XX AFERS—Peppermint nxTT GLOWS—4Oc quality, and wintergreen flavors; 40c nA

HE W*H. BLOCK C? Hart Schaffner & Marx guaranteed cloth' i for men, young men and boys (8 to 18)

CHEESECLOTH Yard wide, perfect bleach. *ti / yard 7 /2C (No phone orders) FEATHER PILLOWS—I7x 24 inches; attractive coverings; SI.OO 7A quality 4 %/C FEATHER PILLOWS—2Ix 27 inches; filled with new feathers, cleansed and purified; serviceable art tick coverings; $1.75 jf quality 1.^9

Wonderful Values in Practical Coats For Women and d??ih Misses Jpgla *Qgspl kmi iwil Motor Coats Business Coats f.*‘jj* Sports Coats Street Coats t L.i'.>General Purpose Coats The manufacturer was anxious to close out Jus stock for the season—we pass the savings on to you. Vqjy popular are the side-tie effects, loose ripple backs and large sleeves in polaires, mixtures and tweeds. You need not wait longer nor go farther for your coat.

Growing Girls’ COATS and CAPES Sizes 8 to 14 Years $5.00, $7.50 and $8.75 Qualities Just 50 of These Splendid Wraps Some of the styles are silk lined—many are heavy enough for autumn wear. The lot includes tans, navy, checks and herringbones in Velours, Polaire and Tweed

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June Issue Pictorial Review Magazine. Pattern Department, —First Floor, Northwest.