Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 113, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 September 1923 — Page 7
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COMMITTEES PICKED FOR LATE BOOK CLUB Mrs. Douglas A. leathers. New Ijeader. Announces Luncheon Oct. 2. Committees for the Late Book Club, as appointed by Mrs. Douglas A. Leathers, newly-elected president, are: Program, Mrs. John Schramm, 910 E. Maple Rd.; Mrs. Frank Nessler, 3152 Central Ave.; Mrs. O. C. Lukenbill, 1902 E. Washington St. Industrial, Mrs. Thomas F. Darmondy, Guilford Ave. and ThirtyEighth Ss.: Mrs. William Clifford, 1120 N. New Jersey St.; Mrs. Morgan Daily, 3330 Guilford Ave. Luncheon, Mrs. Violet Sellers, 3961 Broadway; Mrs. Jessie Marshall, 3134 N. Delaware St.; Mrs. G. C. Berggren, 2931 N. Pennsylvania St. The appointments were made at the first meeting of the season at Yhe Fletcher American Bank. Mrs. Leathers also announced a President’s day luncheon for Oet. 2. 300TH FESTIVAL TO BENEFIT HOSPITAL Methodists to Turn Proceeds of Party over to Institution. Epworth League day will be observed Saturday at Garfield Park for the benefit of the Methodist Hospital. It will be known as the Booth Festival, given under direction of the Indianapolis District of the Epworth League. Field events will be held near the pavilion beginning at 2:30 p. m. A baseball game between the Indianapolis Institute Stars and the Chapter team will be played at 3:30 p. m. There wdll be a singing fest at 5 p. m. and thirty minutes later a banquet will be served. Tags will be sold on the grounds and booths operated, the proceeds going to the hospital fund. FREIGHT INCREASES FOR CENTRAL STATES Western Per Cent Drops in Competition With Panama Canal Freight tonnage or rafilways in the Indiana, Ohio and Alleghany regions has increased 15.2 per cent for the first six months of 1923 compared with the tonnage for the same period, 1920, it was announced today by The Railway Age. A sharp decline, however, is noted in freight business of the western roads. This due to the fact that the
BETTER HURRY—MEN If you haven’t bought a pair of these shoes, you better get yours now —you will say that it is the best bet in town. Former values to $6.00. j||s^.9s ATTENTION MOTHERS School Shoes of Solid Leather Construction —For Boys and Girls Cl. 95 n=?=j SHOES Customers Prove Our Values” ‘Shoe# L Store j£ e ] flairfflln [ Family P. M. Cor. E. Washington and Delaware Sts.
Meetings Here Saturday P. E. O. Sisterhood. Luncheon. Lincoln. Pan-Hellenic Council. Lunch eon. Spink-Arms. Sigma Alpha Club. Luncheon. Lincoln. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Luncheon. Seventh floor, C. of C. Altrusa Club. Luncheon. Lincoln. Beta. Luncheon. Board of Trade.
Panama canal traffic has increased sharply within the past few years. Easctern roads earned more than 6*4 per cent, while western roads made only 4.17 per cent. A lower western rate is sought as remedy. ASPIRIN Say “Bayer” and Insist! Unless you see the “Bayer Cross on package or on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physicians over twentythree years and proved safe by millions for Colds Headache Toothache Lumbago Earache Rheumatism Neuralgia Pain, Pain Accept "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” only. Each unbroken package contains proper directions. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents. Druggists also sell bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Moryaceticacidester of Salicylicacld.—Advertisement.
Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs, with narrow hemstitched 1 hems IUC
Another Unusual Sale: Fur-Trimmed Coats Mtkwk Made of Lustrosa, Or mandate, 1 Lavishly Trimmed With Natural Garments as 1 , I if | Squirrel, Beaver, Platinum Wolf, Illustrated in This \/ < ggfM Wolf, Fox, Skunk, Dyed Raccoon Sheathline coats of exquisitely slender * \ / f lines, sometimes flaring in circular fCZ CZ _ J- Ut&S 1 ft ? ; t I fashion at the knee. Coats with a wealth pf** M “*tr*“ °* br *ld embroidery. Coats that fasten Aj Vx s *^ e with tie or metallic ornament. - \ rf H In addition to fur-trimmed coats are U ™ V many stunning plain tailored coats. (Second Floor)
Wash Goods and Linings 27-Inch Dress Gingham A large selection of attractive plaids or plain \ w colors, for women’s and children garments. Ex- ( yf ceptional value. ) V
Ginghams, 49c 32-Inch ginghams, in all the wanted small, medium and large checks; fast colorß, for dresses and aprons. Sateen, 49c Yard-wide, highly mercerized colored sateen, in every wanted plain shade, for linings and trimmings. Sateen, 59c Yard-wide sateen, in neat floral and conventional designs, for coat linings.
Girls’ Wool Jersey Dresses
16-Button Lambskin Gloves $3.49 Smart looking French lambskin gloves, fitting the arm and hand with faultless precision, and trimmed with Paris point stitching. In black or brown.
‘ ‘ Kay ser ’ ’ GLOVES, 59c Women’s 2-clasp washable chamoisette gloves, embroidered backs. In brown, covert, beaver and grey.
Children’s School Handkerchiefs, with emb r o idered corners and figured _ borders vC
Shirting, 49c Madras shirting, 32 inches wide, neat woven stripe designs on white grounds. Voiles, 39c Yard-wide lingerie voiles, in pink, blue, Honeydew and lavender, for women's and children’s undergarments. Kimono Flannel, 35c Yard-wide kimono flannel, attractive patterns on light and dark backgrounds.
(Street Floor)
Charming Styles , Trimmed With V/00l Yarns and Colorful Applique I Pretty, serviceable dresses of wool jersey, In tan. Copen, henna and Jade, suggest themselves as especially suitable for school wear. The values are exceptionally good at $4.8. Children’s Sweaters All-Wool, in Buff, Copen and Cardinal All-wool sweater coats, belted, with Byron or shawl collars; Just the thing for . fall days. Sizes 24 to 28. Un-) U* 1 Q usual value at J -rt J (Second Floor) '
Elbow Length GLOVES, 98c Women’s washable suede gloves, "Kayser” or “Van Raalte” makes, with embroidered backs, in grey, beaver, mode and covert.
(Street Floor)
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Goldstein Brothers WASHINGTON fr DELAWARE STREETS
Announcing a Remarkable Sale: Velvet Hate and Felt Hats Featured at $Q.69 fQS&I Stunning felt hats for spons wmt, and smart velvet hats, trimmed with -40$ 1^' ■wide bows, ornr.ments, feathers, fruits, etc., are offered at a temptingly low price on Saturday. (Third Floor)
Brushed Wool Golf Sweaters Buff, Gray, Brown or Harding Blue $4.98 The tailored golf sweater, with its woolly hair, is a leading favorite of fashion for fall. Equally distinguished are plain wool sweaters in novelty plaids. With a skirt to match sweater you’ve a stunning costume for fall and winter. (Third Floor)
C. B. Elastic Corsets Made of Coutil and Elastic
$1.50
These corsets have a national reputation among women. They are known not only for their superior comfort, but for the trim, natural lines they give the figure. Claspon style. In pink only; sizes 22 to 34. (Third Floor)
Women’s PURE SILK HOSE f51.65 Pure silk: hose, full fashioned, with mercerized top, double garter welt and reinforced lisle sole. These represent excellent Investments from the standpoint of service and appearance at $1.65. in cordovan, navy, African bjpwn, piping rock, nickel, polo grey, putty and whit*, Cydren’s SCHOOL HOSE Featured n at— dDC
Girl’s finely ribbed soft finished cotton hose, in black, white and brown; serviceable and good looking.
Boy’s heavy weight fast black cotton hose, with reinforced heel and toe; sizes 6 to 10. (Stress Floor)
Children’s School Umbrellas, 98c FAST BLACK Serviceable school umbrellas with curved wood handles for boys, and attractive celluloid ring style handles for girls. Excellent value at 9*^. (Street Floor)
A Sale of Men's Wool SPORT COATS i Two-Pocket $A A £ Style At • Tl/ /ju Four-Pocket SA/Vm n '*( Style jx • Cj For cooler days we suggest these snug fitfu i ting, elastic ribbed sport coats. V-neck style, j f i\t J with buttoned down pockets. In attractive lr i o ff heather mixtures of brown, green and blue. ' Sizes 34 to 46. Exceptional values at $4.45 E ir - -yT—sand $4.95. Men’s Heavy UNION SUITS Heavy weight ribbed cotton union suits, in \ nX w ecru color. Every suit made with flat seams r I/ J throughout; perfectly tailored, comfortable fit- l f ting. Sizes 34 to 46. / yf * • ■■■ (Goldstein's. Annex) * A Value-Giving Offering Boys’ 2-Pants Suits Os all-wool cassimeres, in brown, gray y '|\ and green mixtures. S rhf ■ ~*9.75\ J ® In the Papular Norfolk Style jcj tSf Mothers, keenly aware of how durable a suit jsf must be to withstand the service put to it by the V average active youngster, will approve of these V school suits. Norfolk style coat, with pleated JJI back, belt all around, patch pockets and sturdy It[ alpaca lining. Sizes 7 to 18 years. Boys Fall Hats Boys’ Trousers $1.15 to $1.98 $1.15 Mi. to 7 ’ (Annex)
Sale: HOUSEHOLD LINENS
Bleached Table Damask, Yard 58 Inches wide. Mercerized finish. Neat floral and ) scroll designs; attractive borders | 4*7C
Table Covers, $1.19 Size 58x58 inches. Hemstitched, with round designs and neat floral borders; highly mercerized. Dresser Scarfs, 98c Plain white, or in pink, blue and gold checked designs. Lace trimmed. Size 17x50 inches. Bath Towels, 39c Size 22x44 inches. Hemmed. Double thread weave for bet--ter serv ice. For home or hotel use.
Extra Special
Genuine “Utica” Sheets REGULAR $2.09 QUALITY , Genuine “Utica” sheets, hemstitched, extra / dt <t/\ large size, 72x99 inches; while a limited quantity (Ji f fIM lasts, each — ) T 1 •
All-Wool Blankets, $8.49 Pr. Effective block designs, in attractive colors. Double bed size, 66x80 inches; weight about 4% pounds; pair, $8.49. Plaid Blankets, $3.49 Pr. Plaid blankets, in beautiful color combinations, extra large size, 72x80 inches; shell stitched; very serviceable.
Comforts and Quilt Materials
Cotton Batts, $1 Three-pound cotton batts, open in a sheet; size 72x90 inches. Snowy white cotton, sufficient for a large size comfort. The roll, sl. Outing Flannel, 19c Dark outing flannel, heavy weight; in stripes and plaids; cut from full pieces; yard. 19^. Quilt Batting, 39c Quilt batting, opens in a sheet, snowy white cotton; large size rolls; the roll, 39C.
Princess SLIPS
Aw s i.oo JT nf/7 Made of nice ji Kkc! quality sateen, A* * i in black, havy AifJh f ®VS or brown; 1 sizes 36 to 44. v*\ 1 'iw Excellent for nil ' If wear under ju fall dresses. Special at sl. (Third Floor)
Linen Crash, 19c Pure unbleached linen crash, with blue, red or w’hite woven borders, for hand or roller tow'els. Damask, 98c Pure white damask, in attractive floral or striped patterns, heavy weight, highly mercerized; 72 inches wide. Bath Towels, 55c Size 20x40 inches. In white, with pink, gold, helio and blue embossed borders; firm, heavy w'eight.
(Street Floor)
Cotton Blankets, $2.79 Pr. Cotton blankets, in grey, with pink or hue borders; extra large size, 70x80 inches. Pair, $2.79. W arm Comforts, $2.98 Covered with flowered silkoline. filled with new, clean cotton, weight 7V/ pounds. Large size, 70x84 inches.
(Street Floor;
Outing Flannel, 25c Yard wide, light or dark outing flannel; heavy weight, long nap; excellent for comfort linings. Silkolines, 19c . Yard wide silkolines and challies, in a large assortment of floral patterns; ideal for comfort coverings Cotton Batts, $1.25 Three - pound quilted “Snowy Owl" cotton batts; size 72x90 inches; closely stitched. One roll makes a large size comfort.
(Street Floor)
Toilet Goods Freeman’s Face Powder. 3CCarmen Face Powder, 29#. Cappi Face Powder, 79#. Colgate's Talcum Powder, La France, Rose, Violet, Eclat and Cashmere Bouquet Talcum Powder, 16c. Mary Garden Talcum Powder, 16C. Freeman's Talcum Powder, 16f Ohlorax Tooth Paste, 16C. Listerine Tooth Paste, lfC. Pebeco Tooth Paste, 31c. Creme Elcaya Vanishing Cream, regularly 60c, 49C(Street Floor)
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