Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 107, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1923 — Page 19

FRIDAY, SEPT, li, 1923

WITH QUOTA EXCEEDED RELIEF GIFTS CONTINUE

•following are . additional contrlbuis to the Japanese relief fund: Teachers of Technical High School. $73.05: employe* Citizens Gas Company, j-anrsilaie Ave. piant. $39; "From a Family,” $7; “Cash,” $5, ad's. W. F. Hastings, $5; Ula Wright, $5; Mrs. John B. MeNeely. $5: Herbert S. MoNeely. $2; Sidney F. Dal'y, $5; employes Interstate Public Service Company (additional). sl4; L. Ert Slack, $5; Mrs. E. M. Davison, $2; St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, '553.56; Mrs. Lina Strauss. §10; “A Friend,” $1: Oren S. Hack. §10: employes at L. S. Ayres & Cos. (additional), §11; “J. Tsl: “In Memory of E C. D„” §2; Bessie Conway, $1; Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Scott, $2; “F. W. O. and R M. F.,” $5; Col. A W. Williams, $5: “Anonymous Giver,” §5; Mrs. Grace Jones, sl. Rev. and Mrs. M. L. Haines. $25: W. J. Condrey, $5; Miss Mary J. Herbison. §5; Mis Elizabeth Campbell. $5; D. M. R.. § r >: May Orme Mackenzie. $3: Mr. and Mrs. W. 6 Kemp. §.5; Betty G. Perrins. §5: Mildred M Balke, $lO Robert and Albert Axum, $2: a friend. §1: Vomannon Furniture Company, Il5; North Illinois Furniture Company. §10: B. D. Lewis $5: J. H. Brlnkmeyer. $5; X. A Gladdln?, S2O: Harry O. Pence, §2: Emma Hoffman, §10: Leader Specialty Company, Ine„ S3O; Virginia Culbertson. $1 E. H. Purberg, Mt. Comfort. §2: J. L. Roc.kener. $5; Mrs. Fannie Fstep. $2: A. H. L and A. A. 9„ $1: J. L. Spratly. §2: “F.” $1; Mr. end Mrs. Allen Buskirk. §10: E. J. D.. $1; Tim and John D. David. $2. “Cash,” $1; “A Friend.” Hope. Ind.. $1: “Cash." Oaklardon. Ir.d.. §2; Mrs. Harry Manley, §3: H. R. Dicktnsoc. Goodiand. Ind.. §5; C. F. and Jesse E. Wilett. §5; H. W. Brissenden. $5; A. J. Wohlgvmuth. $10: Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Africa. 510: Mr. and Mrs. E W. Warner. $5: "Cash," $5: George M Shldeler. Jeffersonville, $10: “Cash," $25; A. M. Moilet. Shoals. Ind . S2O; Bush-cng-Goley Lumber Company, $25: Margaret Caldwell Jones. $25: Horace A. Starr. $25: Ella Newkirk. $1; Wi’liam C. Frantzreb, sl. Christian Church, Lizton. Ind., $5: Mr. end Mrs. C. F. Gateman, $5; Eva M. Reynolds, $5; H. A Klamt, $1; O. Bacon. North Vernon. Ind.. $5: Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Kahn and Helen. $5: L. J. Mills and J. A. McCain. Bridgeport, Ind.. SS; Mrs. Elizabeth Brown .$3; “E. J. B.” $2; Mrs. Fred Wilson. $10; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fox. $10: Ladles' Aid Flackville M. E. Church. 55; Mr and Mrs. Ancll T. Brown, §5; Mr. snd W. D Miller. $5; Mrs. M. A. Ryan. M. Mills, $3. Baptist Church, $1: Ebenezer Baptist Sunday School, §5: Corinthian Auxiliary O. E. 8., $5: Mrs. E S Crull. §5; Norton Corset Shop. $10; Marjorie Golay, $3; cash, $2.75: Other Fellows Bihi“ < iass. St. Paul’s M. E. Cliurch, $07.50; Central Avenue Hebrew congregation. $120: M. A H. Co-operative Laundry, $25; employee M. & H. Co-operative Laundry. $12.20. Jane and Ellen Saxon. SlO J. Shaffer. $2: cash, $9.50: South Side Welfare Worker, $5: cash, $1; Mrs. C. V. Ott. $1; cash. §1; Mailora Dye. $5; cash. $1; M. P. T.. $5: cash. $1; D. Y. W Y. K. Class. Broadawy M E Church, $5: James J. O'Hara, $5; Norris Maher, $5: John F. Ambuhl. $2: F M. 8 Alarm Clock Fund. $1; cash. $1: Stierwalt & Hanson, $10: cash, $1; Joseph G. Wood, §5. Twelve little girls through Dr. L. A. E Btorch, sl4; employee Indiana Women s Prison, $33: inmates Indiana Women's Prison, $33.35: Mrs. Alice Smith. $1: a friend. $3: in His name, $3; cash (Oxford). Ella Amoss. $5 Fred A Gregory. $10: “K ' S2; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Day. $5; Second Baptist Church, colored. $10.10: cash, $1: Mrs. A. R Vestal $1: R T. Millikan. Elwood, Ind., $1: employes Cincinnati Indianapolis & Western R. R. Cos., §5.75: R. E. Watson. $10; J. B. Phillips, S5: Mrs. Jake Belt man, Washington, Ind., $10; M. E. Foley. $10: Philip S. Brown. Si: Omar G. Patterson. Noblesville, Ind.. $25: Roger H. Brown. S10: Webb C. Bell. $5: American

Boys’ Black Rubber Raincoats On Sale *3.65

Girls’ Ra incapes On Sale S L9S

Indianapolis Raincoat Cos. 106 W. Market St.

Linen Supply Company. $10; Henry C. and Glenora Basse. $3: iYank A. Kiefer, $10: Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Milligan. St. Louis. Mo., $10; Oscar G. Griffith, §3. Kiger & Cos., by Earl W. Kiger, $25. Indiana Auto Parts and Tire Company, $10; James M. Xrf-athers, $5; Edith Stuart. $5; Krehay Construction Company sls: Roy F'satis, Westfield, ind.. $3: T. K. Lewis. §5; Mrs. J. T. McNary. $10: Walters & Worth. $5; Koehler A Coughlin. S2O: Joe Pollman, Shelbyvtlle. Ind.. S2O; T. B. McMath. $5; Lizzie L. Goeppinger. $10; J. H. Heilekson. $5; Joseph R. Harmon, Jaeonville, Ind.. $10: Central Bowlin League, C. IJebtag, secretary. $25; Frank Newcomer. $10: J. Tacoma- A Sons, $25; Mrs. Perry Arnold. $5; Mrs. William W. Winslow, $10; Mrs. R. V. Fleig, $2; Amanda A. Anderson. $10: Mrs. H. D. Fearls. ‘Hagerstown, Ind., $5: Ella L Hammond. $5: Adaiine H. Barnett. $5; H. T. Brown, $10; Kothe. Wells. Bauer Company, SSO: Karl S. De Moss. $5: Trinity Congregational Church, by W. G. Proctor, pastor, $5. Miss Luetta Holtz. §1; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Boesl tiger. $5; William J. Sehreibett $1; Billy Bromle, $2 50: Rex P. Young. $o: Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Whitaker, Paragon, Ind., $10; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Schaefer, $26; Margaret A. Prewitt. Gosport, Ind., $3: Mr. and" Mrs. H. C. Tuttle, $25: Frank Bourbier, Jr., $1; Pleasant View Lutheran Sunday School, Everett Whitehead, treasurer, sls; Charline Crabtll, $2; Saille W Barbour, $5; Mrs. Oscar Bym. Montgomery, Ind.. $3: Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Miller. $3: James H. White, $1; Mrs. M. J. Sadier, $5. BANDITS FLEE IN GAR-TRUCK CRASH Stolen Auto Is Recovered After Accident, An automobile belonging to Francis i Gordon, 29 Riley Ave., and stolen J Monday, was found In the 600 block on Indiana Ave. after a police emergency squad chased two colored men who were riding In It, Roland Reeder, 2401 N. Cornell Ave., told the police he was backing a truck out of a garage on to Twenty Fourth St. when a car crashed into his truck. The occupants refused to give their names. Reeder looked at the title and questioned them If their name was Gordon. “I drive for Gordon,” one said. Reeder called the police. A search located the car but not the men. Rifle Taken by Burglars R. F. McKinnley, R. R. Box 48 M. reported to the police today that his house was entered Thursday and a rifle, an auto tire and Thbe taken. The loss is $45.

September 'Brides!

Bed, Spring and Mattress, $17.85 What a splendid opportunity this is to get real sleeping comfort at the lowest price in years. Included is a full size bed, spring and a cotton top mattress —the kind that you would ordinarily expect to pay fully half again as much for. Convenient terms even at the special price. TERMS, 75c A'WEEK

Credit Terms Arranged to Suit Your Convenience

Camp Logan Sold By United New* lIOTTSTOM, Texas, Sept. 14.—Camp Logan, erected at a cost of $3,000,000

Fall Footwear at THRIFT Prices Instead of paying $8 or more at other stores, you can find just what I you want here at our thrift prices. Big value and low overhead—that’s J I. V-j, the secret of our tremendous dollar-saving values! A Few Specials at $5 Cr ®*TxN*d. Headquarters for School Shoes 1 j • / Stylish, durable and comfortable shoes for school and dress ' 1 3* I, wear. We are exclusive downtown agents for the celebrated I.*nil ij • li RED GOOSE School Shoes. Also other brands from leading It-Jf ill $1.50 and Strap Slippers, fine for early fall wear, 50c to $1.50 £ Half Botes VBd Highest quality workmanship and Women's Half Soles BOC materials; officially endorsed by THRIFT REPAIRING Rubber Heels Goodyear Welt System. ItoiMFT Shoe Store MERCHANTS BANK BUiLDINO-~~DOWNSTAIFLS Washington snd Meridian Streets

COLE’S Jim RANGE PATENTED It Heats—lt Cooks —lt Bakes It eaves the cost of an extra heating stove. It gives warm floors for the little folk. Oven shoulder high—saves stooping and backaches. Oven and flues made of copper alloy iron, the strongest rustresisting iron known. We personally inHite you to see this remarkable fuel-saving modern range. See It Now! Buy It Now! Terms to Suit!

THE STORE THAT SATISFIES—EVERY PURCHASE GUARANTEED

Furnish Your New Home at a Saving Buying furniture of the finest quality now is in reality laying the foundation for many years of happiness and enjoyment! Here in this store you cannot only take advantage of the most fascinating display of home furnishings you have ever seen—but you can do it at a straight saving I At the same time you will profit by the intelligent counsel of our home furnishing experts—who will help you to carry out your own ideas in furnishing your home at an amount that you can afford to pay! And our convenient credit terms make it even easier for you I

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to th. Government, and one of the largest army camps In the South during the world war, passed Into the

8-Piece Dining Suite of Real Distinction, $99.75 It'B designed in the popular Queen Anne period style—and inoludes a handsome oblong table, five chairs and host’s chair, and a large size buffet with mirror. You’ll admire the beautiful walnut finish. The price la low indeed. Terms to Suit.

Cut Your Coal Bills This Winter

Is Our Guarantee 1 We guarantee a Having of one-third in fuel over any lower draft *tovo of the same slso, with eoft coal, lignite or slack. 2. We guarantee Cole's Hot Blast to use less hard coal for heating a given space than any baseburner made with same size fire pot. 3. We guarantee that the rooms can be heated from one to two hours each morning with the fuel put In the stove the evening before. 4. We guarantee that the stove will hold Are with soft coal or hard coal from Saturday evening till Monday morning. 0- We guarantee a uniform heat day and night with soft coal, hard coil or lignite. 0. We guarantee every stove to remain absolutely air-tight as long as used. 7. We guarantee the feed door to be smoke and dust-proof. 8. We guarantee the anti-puffing draft to prevent puffing. The above guarantees are made with the understanding that the stove be operated according to directions and connected up with a good fine. Cole’s Original Hot Blast

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hands of a group of local business men Thursday. The camp brought $26,000 at the sale.

Pay as You Can—the Victor Plan

IBE W?H. BLOCK C? Hart Schaffner & Marx guaranteed clothes for men, young men and boys (8 to 18)

Saturday—Sale Extraordinary

Under ordinary circumstances these coats would retail at $20.00 to $22,50. We secured a clean-up of sample piece goods from a large manufacturer, and had these coats made for us at a fraction of their actual worth. BHMBMttßtoftaoft m i There are just 300 of them in the lot—when they are sold, it will be absolutely impossible to duplicate the order. Coats 45 and 48 inches long, well made, durable coats that will give long and satisfactory service. Heavy Coats and Ulsterettes. In Plaids, Checks, Herringbone Weaves, Plaid Backs and Plain Backs. Tor your convenience—we will accept a small deposit on one of these coats and hold it in the lay-away until you are ready for it.

Special Display and Sale Fur-Trimmed Coats For Women and Misses Ff Full length, 48-inch Coats, in all the newest styles, such as sports models, || ji tube models, wrappy styles, side ties and belted models. Lined with Silk, Satin de Chine, Crepe de Chine and Striped Venetian.

—MATERIALSLustrous B olivias , Velours Diagonals Suedines Polaires Plush Camelett.es

Women f s andMMissess f New Chappie Coat Sweaters *3.98 and *4.98 To greet tlio incoming autumn days one should own one of these very smart nw sweaters of brush wool. A wonderful range of colors to choose from— In Side-ties and Button Front Models.

Women’s Pure Silk Chiffon HOSE

$25.00 All-Wool -SUITS dm Half Price Batioso *l|rrX For Men and | Young Men

THE BASEMENT STORE

Women’s and Misses’ Sport COATS Emphatic of Great

50c s*-*5

Every pair is f<om a nationally known maker and is guaranteed to have no holes or mends in the silk portions. They have slight imperfections in the lisle toe, top or heel. Mostly black. A few in other colors.

-TRIMMINGS OFV iatka Beaverette Red Fox Opossum Moufflon

SCHOOL DRESSES For the Young Miss jj $ 4.98 7to 14-Year Sizes F The assortment of charming dresses at this price is most complete—the styles are pleasing, the values exceptionally good. Os serge, crepe and fancy weaves. Good range of colors.

Men’s Trouser Sale $4.00 and $5.00 TROUSERS™ For Work or Dress, dn aq Sale Price. YOUNG M E N’S KHAKI TROUSERS TROUSERS-All -Better quality, wool, new fall pat- Bale prio *_: 7 terns. Sale price—s4.9B $1.49

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