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leg DOWN IX SALE $1 Down on all purchases up to $27.50 —Liberal terms on larger purchases. A- Ladies’ U COATS Beautiful fall and winter coats of velonrs. bolivias. etc.. In the season's newest modes. Most of them have |HV fur collars and cuffs. Bargains at JF *19.75 /(H Fall Millinery, $4.95 and Up Beautiful Silk £2 A AC Dresses UP Astrakhan Fur frOO CA Trimmed Jacquettes .. WbL.dU Blouses $G.95 Up Men’s Overcoats All-wool materials. Ulster models. Light and dark colors — *24.50™* u p W. B. HAYDEN. Mgr. GOOD GOODS—GOOD SERVICE Open Saturday Night Cntil 9 O’Ctork. K WnYl* ißfCii 303 West Washington Street Three Door* West of senate At®., South Side.

TRY A WANT Al> IN THK TIMES.

Hi. Specials dL Ch.ldren’s SHOES HOUSE SLIPPERS Hig a shoe* of black leather. Medi- Felt or leather boudoir slippers and urn English or broad toes. Sires 12 one-strap leather house slippers o Vprr Krww-ia! *1 o ft Felts in all colors for men or wornto 2. \ ery special. 91.UU. en . Very Bpeclal P TS fin slg£ 352-354 West Washington St.

Radio Programs Wednesday

Schenectady, N. Y.—WGY 12:30 P. 111. —Stock market report. 12:40 P. M. —Produce market report. 6 P. M. —Produce and stock market quotations and news bulletins. Silent night. Cincinnati. O.—WLW 10:30 A. M. —Business reports. 1:30 P. M.—Business reports. 3 P. M.— Grain and stock quotations. 8 P. M. —Concert by First Presbyterian orchestra. 9:15 P. M.—Special program byf College of Music of Cincinnati. Chicago, IIL—KYW 11:30 A. M.—-Table talk*. 12 M.— Market reports. 1:20 P. M.—Closing market quotation*. 4:30 P. M.—News and sport bulletin*. 6:80 P. M.—News, financial and final market and sport summary. 6:50 P. M.—Children's bedtime story. 8 to 8:68 P. M.—Musical program. 0:05 P. M.—Review of latest books. Davenport. la.—WOC 10 A. M. —Opening market quotations. 11:05 A. M.—Opening market quotations. 12 M.—Chimes concert. 2 P. M.—Closing stocks and market. 3:30 P. M.—Educational program and concert. 5:45 P. M. —Chimes concert. 6:30 P. M.—Sandman s visit. 6:50 P. M.—Sport news. 7 P. M.—Educational lecture under auspice* of Scott County Farm Bureau. 8 P. M.—Pipe organ recital. Louisville, Ky.—Ml lAS 4 P. M.—Concert. 4:50 P. M.—Local livestock produce and grain market reports. 4:56 P. M.—Football •cores. 7:30 to 9 P. M.—Full concert. Sport* bulletin*. Detroit, Mich.—WlU \3O A. M.—“Tonight'* Dinner” and

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It Will Pay You to Take Advantage of These Exceptional Offerings

The Crowning Event for /f”77>t West Washington Street |lf IS $ $ $ $ Day (sis Heavy—Strong—Durable—Unfinished Bow Back Unfinished Kitchen Chair—A Value C Not to Be Sneezed at H Wednesday*s Biggest Dollar Day Value. . M gylgg | ijrh Limit 6 to a Customer—No C. O. D.s, No Phone, None to Dealers

DOLLARS Another yfes Pays for the Biggest Heating Proposition eH of the Day The Palace Hot Blast Made in Indianapolis Get One Today—Your Credit Is Good at the National

GENUINE HORSEHIDE BILL BOOK A Regular SI.OO Value, fA Special Wednesday. . . JUL NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.; 412 W. Washington St.

special talk. 9:45 A. M. —Health bulletin* and talks of general interest. 3 P. ML—Orchestra. 4:05 P. M.—Market reports. 6P. M.—Football scores. 8:30 P. M.—Orchestra. Vocal selections. PETTING PARTIES PEEVE Disgusted Farmers Aak Abandonment of “Lover’s Lane.” By United. Press DANVILLE, Ind., Nov. 6.—Disgusted by the constant sight of petting parties parked along the White Lick creek road, farmers of Hendricks county today filed a petition asking that the road be abandoned. The nuisance of the petters, most of whom are said to come from Indianapolis, is so great that the farmers are willing to do without the road if it will rid them of the parties. MEN'S UNION AT BUTLER Club for Unorganized Students Is Now Being Formed. A Men’s Union at Butler College Is being organized under the direction of the Butler Boosters' Club. The Union wiH be organized for the benefit of the unorganized men on the campus. Committees have been appointed by Ed Arens, president of the Boosters’ Club, to investigate similar organize tlons in larger universities. Matinee Talks to Butler Coeds A series of matinee talks to Butler coeds will be given by Dr. Anita Muhl, former Butler student. These talks will be given once a week and are sponsored by the Butler Womens League. Ijfllss Muhl attended Butler as a premJlo student Jn 1918 and 1919.

$ DAY VALUES That Mean Genuine Savings Just Look What SI.OO Will Buy!

Electric Toasters Full nickeled, with cord and plug, complete and ready /K for service. Dollar sL I 111 X Day, only xj) X Uu

Dainty Boudoir Lamps This beautiful little boudoir lamp is exquisitely dainty. The illustration can not give the beautiful coloring which JTias; is in the popular polychrome effect. It stands 13 inches high and comes complete with seeket, cord and plug. Could not possibly W be purchased for XiWSSw anything like the jjpir price we are offering it for, which is

White Enameled Kitchen Stools Pure white, strong and sturdy, only—sl.oo I

The White Furniture Cos. 247-249 West Washington Street • ' V. ' Jake Wolf Main 1101 Tom Quinn

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Candlesticks Grow ing In p o p u 1 arity every da y. These candle- Vw# sticks are 1W Hammered Dollar Day $1 SBI each

Serving Trays 13x21 inches, mahogany finish, decorated with striking ornament. Dollar Day only—• SI.OO

“It It Covers the Floor, We Have It’ ’ Dollar Day Special COCOA MATS $1 Heavy Brush, large size Hit and Miss RAG RUGS 30x60. Special I •1.00 deposit will hold any rng, any ilw, and at any price, for future delivery. DORFMAN RUG Cos. 207 W. Washington St. “If It Covers the Floor, We Have It”

RECTANGULAR AND OVAL WRIST WATCHES 15-Jewel, 25-Year Guarantee :J Specially Priced BB A JB 25% OFF on 1847 Ladies’ *C|| ALARM Silverware or Gents’ d*l CLOCKS Patterns Fountain Pen, tfH Guaranteed for OjH Ambassador, 14-karat point, || : 1 year. Special ■ Anniversary, self filler Wednesday ... Old Colony. WOLF SUSSMAN, Jeweler 239-241 WEST WASHINGTON STREET OPPOSITE STATE HOUSE

HEOPCHERS! aS of Mm y / 5 WING VALUES l "^gS^MV Benefit by These One-Day ; m SAVINGS

Brass Cuspidor Heavily brass plated 8-Inch cuspidor. Leaded bottom to prevent upsetting. An excelL?L ba . rKain SI.OO No Phone or C. O. D. Ordra

One to a Customer.

Size 9x12 Gold Seal Congoleum Rug Tomorrow we place on sale 50 )xl2 Congoleum rugs without border at this special sale price. Buy now and <j*o qj* <ave ....j ipO.i/D

A Sale of 4g^H 300 Trimmed Hats 111 for Dollar Day f Included In this wonderful sale Wednesday are hats worth up to S6IOO. ■■ These hats will move fast, so come SIB early for best lelecUon. Princess Millinery Cos. 303 W. Washington St.

Cocoa Door Mats A good quality of plain cocoa door mats. Will give long, hard serv- A % Ice. Sire 16x26 SI.UU No Phone or C. O. D. Orders

Roaster SI.OO These blue enameled self-basting roas te rs will roast your Thanksgiving fowl to a turn and preserve all the flavor! While they last tomorrow at this low price. No Phono or C. O. D. Orders.

Chifferobe Nicely finished In golden oakj plenty of room for hanging coats, wraps, etc.; capacious hat compartment drawers. A special value tIQ 7C tomorrow si*/. I D Term* SI.OO Down.

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DOLLAR DAY 48 BETTER $1 BARGAINS! This Will Be the Record-Breaking Salel This advertisement of DOLLAR DAY baragins Is the utmost In value-giving! To miss attending this sale you are actually losing money. No phone, C. O. D. or mail orders accepted on these items —you must come In person.

Women’s $1.50 Slippers Women's warm beaver slip- j, - pers. Juliet shape, dark and \ light colors, with belting 8 leather soles and low heels; I $1.60 kinds. sl. JL —First Floor, Panel Lace Curtains, a Panel lace curtains, with I fringed and. of bungalow net. I In ecru color. 2H yards long; JL to be used one to a window; ciich, SI. —Third Floor. 48c Overdrapery, 3 Yards, Sunlast overdrapery. 36 In. /J wide, plain solid colors, also g conventional designs. Begu- *r ■ lar 48c quality. 3 yards, sl. —Third Floor. * 15x26 Cocoa Door Mats, Imported cocoa door mats, 4 sire 16x26 inches, heavy gp 8 quality Special for this sale, each. sl. —Third Floor. Rag Rugs, 2 for a Rag rugs, hlt-and miss pat- ip 8 terns, dark colors, sire 24x36 I and 18x39 Inches. The 2 JL sizes. 2 rugs for sl. _ —Third Floor. 89c Chinese Baskets, 2 for Chinese baskets, attractive. . ly decorated with silk tassels. Chinese coins and beads; 10 8 some have double decoration. 8 2 rings and 2 tassels. Begu- JL lar 89c sizes. 2 for SI. —First Floor. $1.50 Table Covers for Round table covers, with a lane edges and lace centers. Jg 48-tnoh size; also lot of piano ■ covers included. Regular SI.BO quality, each, fl, * ■—First Floor. 95c Dress Aprons, 2 for Women's dreas aprons. £ made of extra good quality ■ percale, full length and width. ~ I Regular 95c values. 2 for sl_ JL —First Floor. 98c Velvets, 2 Yds., a SUV-finished velvet, splendid v 8 for childrens garments; red, | green, wine. navy. Copen. JL plum and white; 22 inches wide; 400 yards to sell; 98e quality. 2 ■nrSl —First Floor. 50-Inch Dress Serge, a** Medium weight, eoft fin- $ 8 ished dress serge, serviceable I quality; block, navy, brown. A Copen and wine. Tomorrow on’v 31. —First Floor. $1.79 Colored Messalines, Yard wide, pure silk aatlr .K massallne. a splendid shot \ g ing of wanted shades at an *r 0 unheard of low price for this quality silks (limit 9 yards), $1.50 Taffeta Silks, 2 Yds., 39-Inch plaid and gingham dj check taffetas, pure silk. Ideal A ■ for children's dresses: lengths * I from 2 to 6 yards: at 2 yards, • 1. —First Floor.

75c Merc. Damask, 2 Yds., A tablecloth. 2 yards long. A MS highly mercerised cotton dam- A 1 ask, 88 Inches wide, for only “ ■ $1 tomorrow. —First Floor. ™ $2 Bread Trays, a Sheffield silver bread trays. fl handled styles; pierced do- [ signs: regular 82.00 value, ** y 81. —First Floor. 98c Vacuum Bottle, 2 for Pint-size vacuum bottle, <d guaranteed to kenp liquids In B hot or cold 34 hour*; 98c v 1 value, 2 for sl. —First Floor. 17c Muslin, 10 Yards, 39-Inch unbleached muslin. a free from specks, good qual vT g ity and will bleach a pure B white; lengths to 15 yards; I 17c value (limit 20 yards). 10 yards. 81. —-Basement. 65c Wool Hose, 4 Pairs, Women's black wool hose, £ *fl sizes 8V to 10, value 65c; (B fl also mercerized lisle, slightly ” 9 imperfect: 80c value: choice. JL * pairs. 81. —Basement. $1 Union Suits, 2 for a Women's bleached union tp I suits, high neck, long sleeves. §J regular sizes; low neck, short J3 sleeves and low neck, no sleeves, in regular and extra sizes; seconds of a 81.00 value; 2 suits, *l. ——Basement. 95c Waist Suits, 2 a<x Children’s waist union suits. S pure white, fine ribbed, well B tleeced: ages 8 to 12 years: A slightly imperfect; 95c value, ’’ ~ lf s —Ba-e'-nent. 12,000 Sheets PAPER, Toilet paper, fine quality A Mt tissue, 3,000 sheets to a roll; IS fl 12.000 sheets or 6 rolls. 81- w I —Basement. 21 $2 Bowl and Pitcher, a Wash bowl and pitcher. 1 pure aluminum. 2hi qt. pitcher and large size bowl; heavy gauge ware; actual 82 value. ben- 1 ,-iryi nH-ber for SI —Bos-mont. 17c Gingham, 10 Yards, Standard quality apron ging Ofl hams and comfort calicoes IE 170 values. 10 yards. SI. —Basement. •

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$4.45 and $3.95 Dolls, 22 and 20-Inch jointed a, dolls, eye.ashes, moving eyes, \ shoes and stockings. 2-eewed p fl wig, ban Joint: these dolls 8 were carried over from last JL year and the rubber Is tender in some, so are sold as are; actual $4.45 and 53.95 values; none exchanged; while ' s-f. choice. sl. —Basement. 39c Hose, 4 Pairs, a “Rurson" seamless hoee, V 8 medium light weight; colors I brown, black and white; reg- JL ular sizes, every pair perfect; 35c and 39c qualities; 4 pairs, sl. FlrstFloor. 25c Hosiery, 5 Prs., a Women's heather cotton <0 8 hose, brown, blue and green I mixtures. seamless spUced JL sole; 5 pairs. sl. —First Floor. 50c Hosiery, 3 Prs., atm “Burson" seamless sash- y 8 ioned heather hose; also lisle fl sport hose, ribbed; colors brawn, gray and black r 3 To $2 Union Suits, a Women’s union suits. Li- 8 Falco brand, ribbed fleece. I sleeveless and long sleeves, A ankle length styles; also wonen s knee length sleeveless light fleeced suits: regular and extra sizes; up to $2.00 values: choice, suit, 81. mm——mm Good Umbrellas Only Men's and women’s um- /*, brellas; they have extra good it || quality rainproof cover and V u a good sel-iction of handles; j! spe<aal lot. choice, 81. JL —First Floor, Tableware, 2 Pieces, a * Pearl handle table ware. T B with sterling silver ferrules, ' including bread knives, cream “ l ladle*. gravy ladles, berry spoons, etc., each in a lined box: special, $1.50 to $3 Scarfs, a^ Women's wool angora *T 8 scarfs. In the various assortin exit you will find colors of buff, gray, tan, Copen; also color combinations: large size scarfs: regular 51.50. $1.95, $2.50 ar,d $3.00 19c Outing, 8 Yards, a Heavy weight white, light V 8 gray and dark fancy outing flannel. long nap. useful " lengths; 19c value. 8 yards. LL —Rsnement. $1.79 Plaid Blankets, Double bed size cot- A ton plaid blankets, heavy long V 0 nap. pretty colors; $1.79 value B (limit 2), a strip, sl. —Biwmmi. JL

Sheet and Pillowcase, Double bed sized bleached .a j seamless sheet and a 42-36 Sk B j bleached pillowcase, extra V I | quality and a well-known ?i I brand, actual $1,74 value 4fc (limit 2 sets), sheet and pilUnion Suits, 2 for a ankle length V I luuon suits for man. with short sleeves, nice weight tor the man insido; izee 39. 38 and 40 only. Special. 2 suits, sl. mmmm ——^^ *b—^FrstFloor. Firemen’s Shirts Only Firemen's and postmen's d* ihirts. with 2 eparate collars; A I •izes 14 to 17. Special, each I —First Floor. $1.50 School Pants, a Boys' school pants of fancy *P 8 cassi meres, dark corduroys and lined seryes; sizes 7 to 10. Jfc i Extra $1.50 values, pair, fl. j mmmmmmmmmHmmm Men’s $2 to $3 SHIRTS, Men’s “Notade" shirts, A£ slightly Imperfect. Also per- Ik fl feet shirts, including Sterling, *r ■ l’aragoii and other brands, .5 collar attached and neckband styles, stripes, checks, figures and plain colors, high count silk stripe, .coven madras. Irish poplins, English hroadcloth, printed madras, repp cloth. 80-square percale; all sizes, 14 to 17. Factory damaged up to $3.00 shirts. Choice SI —First Floor. To $2.25 Union Suits a Boys part wool union suits. *r fl gray wool mixed, Richelieu 6 make: sir.es 2 to 10 years; ™ 2.00 and $2.50 values While 100 suits lasi suit SI —First Floor. Men’s Sweaters, 2 for Men's sleeveless sweaters. In A dark gray, heavy weight, some % J are all wool, others mixed; *r R sizes 34 to 40. Up to $1.98 values, choice, 2 for 81. ™ —Tlrrd Floor. Boys’ 50c Waists, 3 for Boys’ waists of dark blue A <8 chambray and striped percale; Ik 9 sizes 6 to 12. Regular 50c w H values, choice, 3 for sl. ■; —Tb-rl Floor. ~ Silk and Wool Sweaters, Women’s silk and wool A,* mixture slip-over sweaters, in Vk B navy. tan. peach, etc. Many *r ■ Eide-tica: broken sizes. While 8 liny last. ?1. —Beond Floor. Flannel MIDDIES, Only One lot of 100 flannel mid- A dies. In red and navy, with v, | black and red braid; sizes 0 to *r B 32. Choice, 81. —Second Floor. "■ I ~ ——WWW Children’s Bathrobes at Lawrence bathrobes, light A% gm and dark colors; sizes 2 to 6. *sk ■ While 100 last; only, sl. V ■ —Second Floor. ■-

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