Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 21, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 June 1923 — Page 6

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A BIGGER DOLLAR DAY AT THE NATIONAL $} DINNER PAIL Including One-Pint Bottle COLD COLD For a Number of Hours at the Price (SI.00) You Never Equalled This —It s the biggest and best value we have ever offered. Think of it, you get a goodly sized Pail that holds a full size meal—and besides without, extra cost you get a Pint Yaccum Bottle that keeps cold cord and hot hot. Campers, tourists or the carries his daily meal get one sure Limit One to a Customer

W. C. T. U. OBJECTS TO FETE GAMING American Legion Post Requested to Change Methods, Observance of State laws that prohibit operation of wheels of fortune, selling' of chances and other gambling devices St the French fete of the Irvington Post. American Legion in July, is asked in a letter sent the post by the Meridian "W. C. T. U., it was learned today. Following is part of the letter: "Gentlemen: The Meridian W. ( . T. U., understanding that you are planning to give a French fete again this summer in Ellenberger woods, wish respectfully and in all kindliness to ask that you do not include in your program the operation of wheels of fortune and selling of chances. While we thoroughly sympathize with the Legion and wish to cooperate with it, we do not believe that our State laws should be disregarded even that gcod may come." "I received the letter Monday nighty and will take it up with the post tonight," O. R. Olsen, 378 Downey Ave., post commander, said today. *'We had the gambling devices at our other fete. That is the way we make our money. We may just lef the whole thing drop.” Olsen said he was expressing his personal conviction, as no official action has been taken. COLUMBUS MAN WEDS Daughter of Washington Millionaire Is Bride. B United Press COLUMBUS. Ind., .Tune 6.—The old home town rejoiced today in the successful culmination of the suit of William E. Doeller, Beau Brummel of Columbus, for the hand of Miss Catherine Louise Littauer, daughter of a multimillionaire glove manufacturer in Washington. Announcement of the marriage of Dceller and Miss Littauer in New York was received by his mother Monday. Doller's tuit was frowned upon by the father Miss Littauer, who did not believe the young man had the money- to keep her in the style befitting her social position. The young couple abandoned their plans temporarily until Doeller could convince a doubting father that he was worthy. BURGLAR WALKS RIGHT IN And Out Again, With Jewels, SlO and Canadian Coins. The home of W. C. Bracherdlne, of 151 E. Fall Creaek Blvd., was entered by a burglar through an unlocked rear door Monday night while the family was away. Braeherdine today told police the thief carried away a 545 gold ring with a diamond and two ruby sets, a black ring and a diamond ring, each valued at S3O; a brooch, three Canadian gold coins, and $lO. Corporation Assessment Starts Work of assessing more than 3,000 corporations by the county board of review began today. County Assessor J. C. Douglas is president and Leo K. Fesler, county auditor, is secretary. Other members are: County Treasurer Ralph A. Lemcke, A. H. Wahl and Claude E. McElwalne. The two latter were appointed by Circuit Court. The £oard will meet thirty days.

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MRS. MARY E. PARKHURST FUNERAL WEDNESDAY Services Will Be Held at Home Witli Burial at Crown Hill. Last rites for Mrs. Mary E. F’arkhurst, 80, who died Monday will be held 2:30 p. m. Wednesday at her residence, 3122 W. Michigan St. The Rev. George C. Chandler, pastor of Memorial Baptist Church of which Mrs. Parkhurst was a member, will officiate. Buriai wiil be in Crown Hill. Mri. Parkhurst was born in Ohio County, Ky. At the age of 22, she movSi with her parents to Indianapolis. Surviving Mrs. Parkhurst are two daughters, Mrs. Ora Levi and Mrs. J. E. Fultz, and one brother, Theodore Pollerd, all of Indianapolis. Eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren also survive. COUNTY LEGION PROTESTS Action of State Department oil Appointments Opposed. Marion County post commanders of the American Legion will protest action of the State department In appointing a committee to supplant a local committee in charge of transportation to the national convention in San Francisco, it was said today. The matter will be discussed at a closed meeting of Marion County commanders tonight in the Board„of Trade Building. Commanders also may attack action of James Duncan, seventh District executive committeeman, in appointing Willard fv Boyle his temporary substitute on the Ktate executive committee, persons close to the leaders said. WAR PHOTOGRAPHER HELD Donald C. Thompson Charged With linpersanting Naval Officer. Bu United Press CHICAGO, June s.—Donald C. Thompson, who won fame during the war as a battlefield photographer, is under arrest today on Federal charge of impersonating a United States naval officer. Thompson is alleged to have bought merchandise with uncashable checks. Government agents declared. Beautification Urged for Statehouse. Recommendation • adopted Monday night by the city interests committee of the Board of Trade that Governor McCray be urged to adopt a beautification plan for the Statehouse grounds were sent to the Governor today.

SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES Regular Price $2.00 Per Year SPECIAL JUNE 6 TO JANUARY 6, 1924 SEVEN MONTHS, SI.OO WASHINGTON BANK & TRUST CO. Washington St. at Senate Ave.

INDIANA GUARD WILL START TRAINING SCHOOL Four-Day Instruction Periods Are Planned for Men. Four-day schools of instruction for officers and enlisted men of the Indiana National Guard will be held beginning next week, according to announcements mailed today by Harry B. Smith, adjutant general. Officers and enlisted men will be paid for a period of five days and will ! be allowed round-trip transportation i to schooling places. A pay rate for | officers and men accompanies the j schedule. Those planning to attend j the school are requested to provide their own clothing and toilet necessi- | ties. Schools of instruction will be under j supervision of United States Army instructors now on duty with the guard. POLICE CONTINUE SEARCH Finding of Man’s Clothes on Canal j Bank Is Mystery. Motor Police Bastian and Shea to- | day continued to investigate finding of j a man’s clothing on the banks of the ! canal near the Woodstock Club, north- j west of the city. The clothes, a pair j of overalls, underwear, socks, shoes ! and a hat, were found by Arthur I Smith. 1457 S. Alabama St. Trustees Seek Foundation By Times Special FRANKLIN, Ind., June s.—Conti- j dent of selection for the Rockefeller foundation for experimental Improve-; ment of rural schools, officials of j Johnson County have outlined work j for next year. Trustees voted unani- j mously to petition B. J. Burris. State superintendent of public instruction, to designate this county as one to receive the foundation.

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Up to $7.50 Ready to Wear, $1 One lot of women s organdie dresses, linen suits. silk skirts, poplin skirts, children's middy suits and other ready-to-wear Choice. sl. —Basement.

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Men’s $1.50 Overalls a* •* Men's union-made overalls: B of heavy blue white-baek den- j; im; $1.50 value: only St. —Third Floor. $1.98 Wash Suits d* Boys wash suit* in dark 4p E or light color*. Oliver Twist f and middy styles, sizes 2 to 8 years. $1 50 and SI.OB values; choice. sl. —Third Floor. Boys’ $1 Pants, 2 for a Boys’ pants, of fancy mixed I worsteds, dark colors: sizes i 6 to 14 years. fl.O* value; 2 JR pairs, sl. —Third Floor. 50c Waists, 3 for A< Dark blue ehambray waists p S for boys: sizes 7 to 12 years: : ideal for every day wear; 50c ® values; 3 for sl. —Third Floor. Comfort Slippers, One-strsp comfort slippers v I for women, cushion sole and g rubber heels; extra special. pair. sl. —First Floor. Bedroom Slippers for Womrn s bedroom slippers, of quilted satin and felt j till- A 1 •is with leather soles, dark 3 end light colon: choice, pair. Mg sl. —First Floor. Tennis Oxfords, Pr., a Boys’ and girts’ tenrii* ox- P I fords, bls'-k and white canvas. with rubber soles extra spe- Mb rial. pair. Si. —First Floor. 21c Toweling, 7 Yds. A At rnbleached pure linen tow. V 1 eding. smooth, even weave; 1 width 16 inches splendid JR weaz-.ng quality; 21c value, 7 yards, SI. —First Floor. $1.50 Alarm Clocks, a American alarm clock*, y I made by Westclox. fully guar- i* ariteed, $1.50 value: special. Mb Si. —First Floor. $2.00 Boston Bags, &- <| Boston bags made of split *J* I -'owhids. 15-lnch size: brown i only; $2 00 value, special. sl. JR —First Floor. 75c Aprons, 2 for a Woman's percale P I npronii. licht oo!ore<1 fl and trip*w. nokrank rrcular 76c quallry 7 for sl. Flrut Floor. Regular $2 Watches, A Men’s or boys' watches, y 1 wifi unb'eakabls crystals. C stem wind, full slzo; $2.00 A value; choice, SI. —First Floor. $1 Scarfs, 2 for a Dresser scarfs, some have 4j) 8 cretonne centers with lace me- K dal.ion inserts. lace 4k edges, regular $1 00 value; 2 for SI. —First Floor. 50c Scarfs, 3 for a Size 18x60-lnch dresser I scarfs, with pretty stenciled I patterns in colors, also laoe 4L trimmed effects: 50c value: 3 for SI. —First Floor. Umbrellas, Choice at Men's and women’s inn- 8 brellas. fine grsde American ■ taffeta (cotton 1 covers, ring Mg or strap handles: special, choice. sl. —First Floor. Extra Size Aprons, a Women's extra size dress I aprons, made of dark blus per- K cale. black and white checks JL and novelty combinations, extra size and special at sl. —First Floor. 50c Overalls, 3 for a Boys' overalls, of Stifel $ I striped blue denim, made with S bib. sizes 4 to 12: regular 50c 4 value; 3 for sl. —Third Floor. Men’s $1.50 Pants, a Dark khaki cloth pants for 8 men. made with cufTs and I belt loops: sizes 32 to 40; Ja worth $1.50; special. sl. —Third Floor. Boys’ $3.98 Topcoats a (0 Onlyl. Boys' topcoats. I of dark gray easstmeres and % shepherd check worsteds, sizes Jfc 5, 6 and 7: regular $3.08 value; while they last; choice. st. —Third Floor. To $1.95 Kimonas, a• One lot of women’s Serpen- S tine crepe klmonaa, made em- S ptre and straight effect: In A pretty floral patterns; sizes 38 to 44; up to $1.05 values: choice sl. —Second Floor. 79c Petticoats, 3 for a Women’s gingham and sat- P R een petticoats .with deep ruffle flounce: 79c value: 3 for • sl. —Second Floor. Worn. Princess Slips, a Princess slips for women. 8 made of good quality long- | cloth, strap shoulder, lace * trimmed yoke, double panel front; sizes 36 to 44; special. *l. —Second Floor. Worn. Wash Waists, a *g One lot of wash waists for 8 women and misses, in round S neck and V-shape styles: in A all the sheer materials; sizes 36 to 52; special lot for tomorrow; choice, sl. —Second Floor.

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Women’s Bloomers, 3 for j Pink crepe bloomers for A women, elastic and ruffle at JS | knee; sizes 27 and 3©; spe- I | rial. $3 pairs. Si. JL —Second Floor. Lot of Middies at a One table of middies, in $ I ! white and khaki. of good I quality jean, plain and braid JL trimmed; sizes 8 to 22; special for tomorrow. Si. —Second Floor. Infants’ Shirts, 3 for a One lot of infants’ ehirts, I cotton or wool mixed, broken " t sizes button front, or double- JR breasted: sizes 3 to 6: while they last. 3 for SI. —Second Floor. ' $3.50 Children’s Dresses, Dresses for children fl s 4 6 years: made of voiie and S. g some batiste: lace or em- V 8 broidery trimmed: white or ? colors: up to $3.60 values: ■■ while the lot lasts; choice. sl. —Second Floor. ■-■ ' ' Work Shirts, 2 for a Men s blue ehambray work V 8 I shirts: made yoke back double stitch, cut full sizes; 14% JR to 17: good 7Pe valu. while . 50 dozen last. 2 for sl. —First Floor. ' Men’s 15c Sox, 8 Prs. a-* Men s nationally advertised I ''Durham’’ sox. medium 7' weight, lisle finish: made JR strongest where wear Is hardest: colors gray, brown navy and black and white; the best 15c sox made; 8 pairs, sl. —First Floor. $1.50 Nightshirts, a• Mens muslin nightshirts. 8 | made of "Fruit of the Loom." Ij | very long, big and roomy “ | sizes 15 to 20; $1.50 quality : at sl. —First Floor. - —~ 85c Union Suits, 2 for Men’* athletic union suits. genuine 72x80 count nainsook. T full cut, standard: sizes 34 V I to 46; with elastic web back; ! every garment perfect; good • j BSe quality; 2 suits, SI. —First Floor. $1 Men’s Ties, 3 for a *g Men’s silk knit ties, slightly I , imperfect; beautiful patterns; j up to SI.OO values; while 25 JR I dozen last; 3 for sl. —First Floor. Men’s Dress Shirts, a g I One immense lot of men’s V 8 I dress shirts, with scores of patterns to choose from. InI eluding neat pin stripes and I conservative fancy stripes and patI terns also including shirts with collar attached: a wonderful value for tomorrow: choice. sl. —First Floor. ■ Wash Goods, 10 Yards, One lot of wash (roods and I plain drew* ring-hams. in % \ B beautiful lino of pattern* and V I Furamftr oolora; rood lengths; Ff aotual raltio* up to 25c; while 1.760 yards last.. 10 yarda, sl. —BaarmMit. 29c Ginghams, 6 Yards, 32-Inch drese ginghams, i a si beautiful line of plaids, sk J checks, stripes and plain col- ■ ors; this is a well-known brand that sells for 29c; to- * morrow. 6 yards, sl. —Basement. 19c Muslin, 10 Yds., a < Unbleached sheeting muslin. 8 39-inch a good grade. free y from specks and will bleach a 4L pure white; long lengths; 19c value; 10 yards, sl. —Basement. $1.79 Aluminum Dishpan Your choice of heavy - weight. 12-quart side handied aluminum: $1.79 value: {/ 8 or an 8-quart water pail, $1.60 I value, your choice, each. sl. <R —itesement--79c Alum. Kettles, 2 for Four-quart Convex saucepan j. _ and cover, and a 3-quart Con- ft ”■ vex saucepot and cover: this tj/ ■ has two strong side handles: I total $1.58 value, the 2 for JL sl. —Basement. Two 75c Screens, a Extension window screens; J) 8 size 22x33: best quality wire l cloth covering: with mor- JL tised joints; 76c value; 2 for M. —Basement. 50c Ticking, 4 Yds., a Fancy striped guaranteed 4® I feather ticking, several colors: I 30 inches wide; 60c value, and A just COO yards to sell; 4 yards. sl. —Basement. Sheet and 2 Pillowcases One 72x90 bleached sheet. A flat seam: SI.OO value, and JH g two 42x36 bleached pillow- 8 cases: actual $1.68 worth: the A 3 for sl. —Basement. 19c Curtaining, 8 Yards, Curtain materials. white and cream; 36 inches wide. C*■ wi;h hemstitched edges, a fine *r I sheer quality; 19c value; 8 JR yards. sl. —Basement. 59c Union Suits, 4 for Women's lisle union suits, a, lace or shell knee, mercerized Jk g tsped shoulder straps: regu- ” | ; lar sizes; up to 69c value; 4 “ salts, sl. —Basement. $1.79 Dresses, 2 for a *g Children’s poplin dresses. 8 ages 2. 3. 4 and 5 years, pret- I ty plaids, several colors; $1.79 JR value: also children's plain colored gingham dresses; ages 2 to 6 years: up to SI.OO value#; while they last, 2 for sl. —Basement.

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Men’s 40c Sox, 5 Prs. a Irregular mercerized black tp 8 lisle light weight sox; also sox I with self-raised stripe: colprs A brown and gray; up to 40c values: 3 pairs, sl. —First Floor. Boys’ $1.50 Pajamas, Boys' pajamas. two-piece style, made with loop fasten- R T j ers. good quality cloth: col- V B ors lavender, buff. pink, blue 1 j and white: ages 10 to 18; reg- “ ular $1.50 value; suit. sl. —First Floor. Worn. Hose, 8 Prs., $ *g Seamless cotton hose for *P 8 ! women, spliced heel and toe. | every pair perfect; In black. • | white and brown; special. 8 > pairs. sl. —First Floor. Worn. $2 Silk Vests, a t Glove and nb silk vests for 8 I' women, flesh, color, ribbon. v shoulder straps, full length; JL splendid wearing quality: while five dozen last; each. sl, —First Floor. 4 Nazareth Waists, a Children's knit underwaists. 8 with buttons for outside gar- E j ments:/ nationally known R j Nazereth: 50c quality; sizes 6. 8 and 10 years, tomorrow. 4 for sl. —First Floor. 2 Big Size Underw’r, a Women’* jumbo size 44 to tj) B 50 knit pants, with cambric f band, loose knee; shell stitch JL style; fbie ribbed cotton: 2 pairs. sl. —First Floor. Fiber Hose, 3 Pairs. Wo. 'cn's best 50c quality a, Bitter. " brand fiber hose, L J sp -.i.lid wearing, fine gauge. 4g B with hvle top and sole: choice si of iliitc colors: always 50c: ' ™ Wednesday, 3 pairs, sl. —First Floor. Jisc Stockings, 7 Prs., a Children's fast black, ribbed $ I cotton hose, sizes 8. 8%. 9 g and 9H only, good weight: ™ reinforced. 25c quality: these sizes. 7 pairs. SI. —First Floor. % Stockings, 4 Prs., a Children's three-quarter 8 stockings, black or brown. | with chocked roll cuff top. * mostly large sizes; these are sligh:ly imperfect 55c stockings; special. 4 pairs. sl. —First Floor. 50c Child. Sox, 5 Pairs, Children's sox. full sash- a, ! ioned lisle; also mercerized JW J cotton, white and dark col- V 8 ors with check and stripe roll 1 ; top; sizes 4 to 9; 35c and 50c qualities: 5 pairs. sl. ( —First Floor. $1.59 Bed Pillows, Pair, Feather bed pillows, size A i 16x25. filled with clean feath- g® 8 | cts, covered with fancy art JS ■ tick: regular $1.69 a pair. *l. * —Third Floor. $1.48 Bungalow Rugs, Braided rugs, size 20x40. A beautiful rug for the kitchen. 8 j bath and bedroom; all colors; p i regular $1.48: choice, sl. —Third Floor. $1.39 Door Mats at I Imported cocoa door mats, tp ■ I size 16x26. heavy quality and ■ worth $1.39; tomorrow. sl. ® —Third Floor. $1.48 Grass Rugs far a .g Grass rugs, imported from V 8 Japan, size 36x72. band and | Grerian key border; also “ Chinese designs: reg liar $1.48; special. sl. —Third Floor. Lace Curtain Panels, a gj These lace curtain panels S are to be used one to a win- " dow. 2yards long, in ecru * only. Tuscan lace effects: special. each. sl. —Third Floor. Marquisettes, 4 Yds., a I Curtain marquisettes, sheer 8 quality, 36 Inches wide, white Jj I and ecru; regular 39c quality; A j 4 yards, sl. —Third Floor. 39c Tissues, 4 Yds., a gj Woven tissues. 30 and 32- 4® S inch, in many different colors; very dainty and cool for wmn iR weather; 39c quality, 4 yards. sl. —First Floor, Silk Tissues, 2 Yds., a Fine quality eilW mixed tls- 4® I sue ginghams. 32-inch. all ,s I popular colors and styles; 69c JL ! value; 2 yards, sl. —First Floor. $1.48 Crepe de Chines, Printed crepe de chines. Atm j beautiful designs in fast col- A 8 ors. ideal for blouses and J: i dresses; $1.48 quality: yard. JL | Firs^Floor^^^^^^^ n ongee, 2 Yards, agj Fine grade, natural color. 4® 8 wear guaranteed for 2 years: J 1 splendid weight for dresses, JR ! shirts and for drapery use: j 2yards^FirstFlooy^ Wash Goods, 2 Yds., a Odd lot silk.and cotton fab- | rics. several hundred yards in | the lot: all desirable colors: JL in tuasah silks, crepes, etc.: up to 85e qualities; 2 yards, sl. —First Floor. Wash Goods, 4 Yds., a One lot lingerie crepes, B white flaxons, colored voiVs. J colored organdies, etc.. 38 and JR 40 inches wide: ail 60c vai- ! lies ’4 yards. SI. —First Floor. $1.29 Pattern Cloth, a g Pattern, tablecloths, white 4® I mercerized quality; hem- ■ stitched and scalloped edge; JL regular $1.29; tomorrow. sl. —First Floor.

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