Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 77, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 August 1923 — Page 3

FRIDAY, ATTG. 10, 1923

ORDER TO ARREST LOAFERS FAILS TO STOPBURGLARIES Thieves Grow 80ld —Carry Away Iron Bed and Porch Swing. Despite special orders Issued two days ago by Police Chief Herman RlkhofT to arrest all “loafers" burglary reports continued to come In today. William McGraw, 2U83 Allen St., today said his home was entered while he was away and $6 and an automobile key were stolen. Charles E. Wilson, 2535 Allen St., said his home was entered by forcing a basement window and an automobile key stolen. Both houses were ransacked. A Mrs. Fisk, living near the Wilson home, heard a noise, but was ill and unable to reach a telephone to call poice. Household Goods Stolen Whlld Mrs. Nellie Aufderheid, 837 N. Delaware St., was on her front porch Thursday night, a thief entered the rear door. Bed clothing, towels, silverware and $6 were missing. Mrs. Aufderhied said one room was completely ransacked. Cliff Arnold, proprietor of a barber shop at 3320 E. Tenth St., said a thief took $13.60. Ed Hall, 1204 W. Washington St., reported theft of an iron ted. Mrs. Ida Gibson, colored, 629 W. St. Clair St., said a thief carried away wearing apparel, bedclothing, tahle linen and $6. Heavy Loot George R. Wood, 250 Leeds Ave., reported two automobile tires, valued

PENS BIG CLEANUP SALE V The season’s most sensational clothing event, offering unrestricted choice of any garment in our immense stock at reductions of a third to a half—goods of undisputed quality, of this season’s make, perfect fitting add backed by the Rubens guarantee —an absolute assurance of perfect satisfaction. * Make It a Point to Be Here Tomorrow Many of the Suits Are Now Price SUITS Worth QCI Up to $22.00, . ip I Sale Price SUITS Worth QCS Up to $30.00, iP I Sale Price M ' SUITS Worth rfj QS Up to $40.00, iP 3 I Sale Price M . x . 3 J|[ ' SUITS Worth (J* A Up to $45.00, ip 3/g Sale Price SUITS Worth Off Up to $50.00, iP Sale Price . L .j. t || With Many of These Suits We Can Furnish Extra Trousers at Small Additional Cost. All Two-Piece Summer Suit Prices Reduced Odd Trousers at Sensational Reductions A Great Chance to Match Up Your Suit With ' a Pair of Extra Trousers Sale Prices: $4, $4.50, $5, $5.50, $6 39 West Washington St. Store Open Saturday Nights Till Nine o’Clqck

at S4O, stolen from his car, parked at Illinois and Pearl Sts. A six-foot wicker porch swing, valued at S2O, was missing today from the home of John Shanley, 656 E. Forty-Second St. The. swing was stoleln while Shanley was away Thursday night. Two pickpockets relieved Mack O'Neil, colored, 2714 Franklin PI., of his purse, containing sl3, on a street car early today. O’Neil seized one of the men, but was unable to hold him. Sixty-Seven Arrested Charges against Arthur Batley, 3007 Hovey St., arrested on a vagrancy charge by two patrolman at the Thirtieth St. bridge over Fall Creek at 2:30 a. m. Thursday, were continued In city court. Police say Batley hai passed about twelve worthless checks in payment for an automobile which was found near the scene of his arrest. There were no license plates or certificate of title in the car. Sixty-seven men and nine women were under arrest today on various charges. Most of the men were held on vagrancy charges as part of the clean-up campaign. TWO CAPTURED IN CHASE Police Hold White Mule Found in Auto as Evidence After a pursuit. Sergeant Sheehan’s night rider squad caught and arrested Tom Lee, colored. 425 Muskingum St., and Henry Gordon, colored, 330 W. Michigan St., on the charge of operating a blind tiger. Police today had thirty-one half pints and a quart bottle of white mule whiskey, as evidence. The liquor was found In Lee’s automobile after the police chased the car three miles, officers said. Newcastle Resident Dies By Timet Special NEWCASTLE, Ind., Aug. 10 John R. Page, 72, agent and operator on the Big Four Railroad, died here last night of acute Indigestion. He moved here from Anderson a year ago. He had served two terms as treasurer pf Madison County.

Mid-Season and Fall Hats Underpriced at m r . Satins j QO Taffetas ! P 1 •*'£ f’\ > \ Many new styles are included, j \ J \ feather trimmed felt sport I \ /' \ hats, striped felt, knotted yam, J \ J \ trimmed In many colors and T _ VX--—other hats worth up to $5. Come tomorrow and save.

Clean-Up Sale Women's and Misses' Summer Dresses Linenes , /H ar* Dotted Swisses / V If Dark Voile. f V Organdies L M Ginghams ) wAA Thrifty women, now Is the time to buy summer frocks for this and next season's wear. These values are so unusual that it will pay you well. All the leading styles and many colors. Stout Sizes, 46 to 64 Women's Sixes, 34 to 44 Misses' Sixes, 14 to 18

Fine Quality Undermuslins t Gowns \ Chemise f f ® Bloomers / Petticoats \ M B a Jp ■ Step-Ins YTomen who love dainty undergarments will be especially pleased with this showing at so low a price. Lay in a supply now. JL J Sale of Stout Women's Corsets ]\r Good quality corsets that are C*l 1C Uyß#.' pecially designed for women who| I **” wear 24 to 36 size. j *

Brassieres $1 Corselettes Good quality Women’s b r assieres; ) quality corse-) priced.spe-V | \&g% lettes, with l /i| A cial for Sat- ( four hose ( § urday. / supporters. / An Event of Importance Bungalow Aprons Regular and Stout Sizes Smartly Made of Quality Ginghams ond Percales Thrifty women will anticipate their fall needs and buy them II | in half dozen lots. There are many styles to choose from, light and dark colors, rick-rack rs and organdie trimmed. A remarkable Fair Store value.

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Saturday—Remarkable Sale of New Fall Dresses Every Day New Shipments Arrive We bought heavily, expecting our new enlarged quarters to be ready. Owing to the builders delay we are forced to sacrifice these fine new Dresses that were made to sell at $2? at a price that will move them quickly. NEW MATERIALS \ JA mu Satin Cantons j New Flat Crepes [ Tr 1 jjjliWtta Boufant Moires 1 H WA Beaded Georgettes 1 Silk Miloshams / Come Tomorrow and Save $lO Pleated, Puffed, Draped, Beaded, Basque and Embroidered; these are some of the style touches that denote their newness. Black is the predominating color. Stout Sizes, 44 to 54 Regular Sizes, 16 to 44 Clean-Up of Women’* sls SILK DRESSES These are high grade sport and street mod- \ a mm els. Many are styles that have been quite (# g* .tl'U popular this summer. Buy three or four to ( take with you on your vacation. ) Women's and Misses' Sizes, 14 to 46

Advance Sale of Women's ■jjRT New Tricotine Suits nT | For Vacation and Fall Wear fw Tailored )$ 1 ,X 1 <o t Model. ) ** / \ Just received these smart tailored ///el t 4 \ Tall Suits of fine Tricotine, silk lined. // j \ mV Colors are Navy and Black. I || ' Sizes 16 to 44 • —■ UIL JJU Silk Capet and Polo Coats rI I Clean-Up of $lO Coats )ep* a a — J/ljlk & nd Ca P es - While the y j* j

Sale of Stout Women's . ,Ak Knit Union Suits 49c p Jff Just received, a special purchase of ■KM full elastic knit unions. They are of KBUlgfKy fPF much better quality than the price denotes. /Sizes up to 64. Women’s Union Suits Women’s Knit Vests Regular and extra \ g-v Flna faaaa teata, \ sizes In a weight ( extra Tong crochet ( for summer and i ® r l>and top. Stout ( An Jg . early fall wear. / j mm

Men’s English Broadcloth *5 SHIRTS *3 $4 Quality ,<A *2— \ Collar attached and to X ”FJffly match styles; In solid trasflMßu MSS' colors of tan, blue, hello, grey and WHITE. Plain or brocaded pattern.. Clean-Up Sale Straw Hats 75c *l= All atylee. colors and that have been popular this season; finish the season In anew straw. Men’s Athletic Summer Knit UNION SUITS UNION SUITS 49 c 79c Made of fine quality Short sleeves. long pajama checks, elastic sleeve., ankle length; webbing in back. Size. white,, ecru, grey and 36 to 46. black. Sl.es 34 to 46.

Store Open Saturday Until 9 P. M,

Continuing the August Sale of Savings of 1-3 and More NATURAL Sqi'IKItEL WRAP—Finest delected clear skins, in Viutka or shade, 50 Inches In length; MO FUR-TRIMMED PLCSH COATS t —Made of crushed plush with Anis wMLßbiy large fur colJAP MINK COAT—Very fine selected regular S3OO value'; 1 Qfi August Saie Price T * MAR MINK CAPE—Made of beautifully mulched skins; handsomely tail trimmed. NATURAL MUSKRAT COAT—Made with Small reverse striped border: crushed collar: 45 . ißßKH.lv.lll' Honocit Inches long; silk brocade a, nr* JaUaHßsl ucpwill SKfiSa‘ SBS 'IBB' wm NORTHERN SEAL COAT—IS-inch length; lW‘ mmi Hold made of selected skins ; hand- a ja na a somely silk lined SIOO / K W4UifBSmSK AHV value; August Sale Price t *SO FRENCH CONEY COAT—The most re- LOal markable Ttlue; in wa FLUSH COAT—Beautifully fur /-I fU trimmed; rape, collar and At s/i i *yr“ r 9 ne >LOIQ cuffs; alses 16 to 44. !n 1 n /S Jt iw Ci August Sale Price Id 4T btorage

Clean-Up Sale Skirts Astonishing Savings on Fashionable Skirts $5 Knife-Pleated Skirts of Wool Crepe for Women j/ c all rs ) $2*95 I- I You will find remarkable values offered in this clean-up sale. The knife pleated |HjP model is dame fashion’s favorite. Buy Women's Odd Skirts $7.50 and $lO Silk Skirts $ 2.95 Values . . j Fashionable skirts for. . - )d* 41 A A sports wear; in all the ICr llfl Every one a genuine I ; new colors and styles. >*r bargain, while they last! J, Specially priced Satur-( '■ Saturday. / * , j day at — ' Stout Women's Pleated and Tailored Skirts, $3.95

Boys' 2-Pants Suits, Q Sixes 7 to 17 Years Knickers, ) $C AA Full Lined \ UtUU W WLm Greya, fancy mixtures and tweed novelties. Tailored In styles that please the boys; of materials that will give long wear and satBoys’ All-Woo! 2-Pants SUITS Nrw fall Norfolk nnd sport") £PV QC FW style*; tailored of fancy cash- r A £ erJO Es mere*, tweeds and novelties; >~ M ___ JW light and dark colors. Sizes l g 7 to 18 years. / Khaki Flapper Suits Combination Suits Regular $1 quality; \ Boys* blue and white \ mm they make ideal nlay f ■ ■ striped play suits /*/ ■ 1 auite; easy to keep > ffl g* trimmed in red and > M f* clean. Size* 2 to S(II al blue. Sizes 2 to 8 ( M mw years. ) years. /

Men’s Wool 2-Pants Suits * t Clean-Up Sale of $25 and S3O Qualities t These suits are smartly tailored in up to th minute 'styles, and remember there is an extra pair with every suit. < Men’s Winter Overcoats Far-Sighted Men Are Buying Their Winter Overcoat Now and Saving From $lO to S2O *13.75 —*19.75 ing PANTS Tropical ating ($ 1 .69 ! and Gaberdine m-up / I ri • - ) * ouits isXOverall* Inc,adtn s Grioon Mah ‘ 'SS* > $ 1 .29 >1 2 75 lozen > j X. made #KA

Saturday SHOE Bargains Clean-Up Sale of Women's White Canvas Oxfords and Strap Slippers )e *| gQ Up to $3 values. Sizes 3to 8. mili-/ I*■ tary heels. Special, while they last,) $4 SLIPPERS S3SLIPPERS W o m e n’S\ . . I Misses’ an d\ _ and misses’) C• 4R ! c h i1 and ren’s) Q AQ black, sat in v yTrO “King Tut" (*5 B *T:O one -straps/ X. slippers of/ g with mill- \ patent leath-1 Jl ~ ' tary and low'' j er with red/ heels. Sizes 3 to 8. Spe- trimming. Sizes 814 to 11: clal while they last.! I 11% to 2.

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