Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 171, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 November 1923 — Page 10

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INTERNATIONAL livestocks™ OPENSSATURDAY Eleven Thousand Blooded Animals on Exposition at Chicago, By United Press CHICAGO, Nov. 30.—Approximately 11,000 blooded horses, cows, bulls, sheep, hogs and other barnyard animals, bleeted, grunted and milled about the great stockyards ampltheater today in preparation for the twenty-fourth annual international livestock exposition which opens tomorrow. Prize animals from all parts of the country are undergoing their last minute grooming to wipe away the stains of travel. Promoters of the show declare the animal collection to be the greatest in the history of the world. “Bluest of Biue” The “bluest of blue bloods” are in the collection. "Merry Chimes,” the white prize winning short-horn owned by W. S. Robbins & Sons. Horace, Ind., pawed the ground and snorted as the ponderous Poland China hog weighing 1,050 pounds was led past him. The hog is entered by G. L. Burgess & Son, Bement, 111. From the ranch of Congdon & Battles, Yakima, Wash, came “Barbara C. B II.” champion Hereford bull at the American Royal Exposition. A late arrival was Good Stanway 11, winner of the grand championship among Herefords kt Kansas City, and owned by Cassidy & Son of Whiting. lowa. Program Is Crowded Owing to the crowded exposition program, the management said, it will be necessary’ to hold the fifth noncollegiate livestock judging contest the first thing tomorrow. Eighteen States will berepresented. Fifteen hundred farm boys and girls will participate Monday in the dedication of their new congress headquarters. All except two States will be represented. GOINGS GETS LIFE TERM Third of Trio in Siefennan Murder Pleads Guilty. By United Press SULLIVAN, Ind.. Nov. 30.—William Goings, 23, third member of the trio who on Sept. 18 were arrested for the murder of Otto Sieferman. former night watchman at a Terre Haute garage, w'as sentenced to life imprisonment by County Judge Walter Wood here today. Goings pleaded guilty. Clarence and Floyd Sheppard, the other two members of the trio were found guilty by a jury several weeks ago and also sentenced to life imprisonment. Mill Fire Loss Is SB,OOO Uy Times Special Mt’NCIE, Ind., Nov. 30. —Fire in the Indiana Steel and Wire Mill caused a loss of about SB,OOO late Thursday. , Tli ■■ blaze is thought to have started ft on: spontaneous combustion in a pile of sawdust. The United States Public Health Service was organized 125 years ago under the name of the Marine Hos pital Service for the medical and surgical care of merchant seamen.

Ftgßp LADIES' FIRJm. TRIMMED COATS Velours," Bolivia*. etc., 111 ,he rery newest MnH styles. They are fur Inr jjtaLi trimmed and some wP are silk lined. Very . . L Eetyjia unusual values. B Terms to suit. sU! NEWEST FALL ?v Hi dresses $14.95 -jSBj All the very latest • frPaJBL creations in various 2CZu|PBE ailk crepes. Poiret $A\ twills, etc. All colwoi ora and attractively / trimmed. Exceptional values. Easy terms. Ladies’ Suits, $32.50 Tailored and fur-trimmed models in all wanted colors. Newest styles. MEN’S AND—YOUNG MEN’S These overcoats ' ki are real bargains. ra made of aU-wool materials In light fiKßSatprt} and dark colors. Big. roomy mod-2-Pants Suits, B Jazz Suits, $32.50 The latest thing in Jaax models, pin stripes and solid colors. Boys’ Suits and Overcoats, $10.95 AND CP Carefully tailored of all-wool material*. Built for hard wear. HSRSt? MS W. WASHINGTON ST. Open SaMar Kn, Until • O’Clock.

REV. O’CONNOR LEADS NEW CATHOLIC CENTER Community Headquarters Opening to Take Place Sunday. The Rev. Maurice O’Connor, assistant rector of SS. Peter and Paul Ca-

f Sweeping Reduction : gs You The Famous r l c Hma& ffl SHOES for MEN 0F and WOMEN CT the same high stand- ' ard of quality, including all $ irmerly priced at $4, $5 and $6. j; ►rice policy hag increased our busi- ♦; sly. And no wonder! The value present at $3.50 is positively the i; tver known. The same styles that ormerly $4, $5 and $6 —all are now *j PRICE—S3.SO —NONE HIGHER! \ ;ly increased sales—lower manulacng cost—narrower margin of profit Ij than ever—these are the reasons ! behind this sweeping downward tj reduction and these amazing *j Scores of Smart Styles jj Stunning Black Suede One | Comb 1 ront, j, ASK FOR 4760 Stunning Tan Call Oxford; Novelty Perforations; MUAffleirarft Shoe StemCa y The Lv(ett Chain of Shoe Store* ia the United Slat**i 164 N. Illinois St. Alt Newark Store* Open Setnrdajr Evening* to A*a—aadate Ci*tewer*.

OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK Get Ready for Any Winter Weather OVERCOATS S4O Fine Coats, dependable in every way, await you here now. All the new models, all the good fabrics. A value demonstration at S4O is giving men extra value now. Get ready tomorrow. Other Overcoats $25 and More Rros Cb 17-21 East Washington

thedral, director of Catholic Charities, will be In charge of the new Catholic Community Center, 1004 N. Pennsylvania St., to be opened formally next Sunday. Mrs. Frank Kirkhoff, past State regent of Daughters of Isabella, will direct. the opening.

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A turkey dinner will be served as a feature of the inauguration, which will continue afternoon and evening. St. John’s Academy Orchastra will give an evening program with Mrs. J. P. O’Mahoney and Miss Catherine Lenihan In charge. All Catholic so-

cietles in the city will use the new center for their meetings. . Western Union Man Speaks Andrew A. Brown, district superintendent of the Western Union Tele-

A SPECTACULAR SALE For Saturday Only English Army Bankets kr-4imT— JH From 75 per cent to 90 per cent tijgk —M—yWi 1 1 1 •mssmemAmH&J -33 wool. Excellent blankets that stand much hard service. Suitable for motor robes, | gi ze @4xß4 Inches. Average houses, camps, etc. j weight, 4V4 lbs.; all colors. National Army Store 467 W. Wash. St.—2 Doors East of West St. Rend Us Your Mail Orders for Army and Navy Goods.

Is ■ a “Christmas presents.’’ Concentrate your Christmas giving on gifts fl ’wp HpAralll ! * - 11 that last a long, long time. Hundreds of useful suggestions will re- ▼ HTi Jreeffifil- T ward a visit to this store —and you’ll find that you can, make gifts ' 21 |Q that really mean something for a smaller expenditure, often, than the O ordinary kind! Below are just a few suggestions at our special prices!

Fernery, $7.50 This attractive fernery makes a real addition to the home for Christmas! Why not get it at this low price before every one of them is sold. Toy Specials for Saturday Mamma Doll .. ....89^ Tea Sets 78^ Teddy Bears ... $1.19 Games 24£ vru Card T able, $2.98 One of these collapsible card tables makes an exceptionally good Christmas gift, as It will help so much In whiling away the long winter evenings. A limited quantity at this special price 1

Cedar Chests $12.85 and Up How dear to the heart of a woman is a cedar chest, with its precious store of feminine treasures! At the low prices we are quoting for cedar chests you can bring Christmas delight to wife, mother or sister at moderate cost.

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graph Company, waa guest and speaker at a Knights of Columbus luncheon at Spink-Arms today. Following the luncheon an inspection of the telegraph company’s equipment was made.

Says Christmas isn’t Christmas ’S? without music in the home! Jn our wonderful big sliowj /T® / ing of the famous Emerson / number of models that will \ igj \ bring greater joy into your M I Family’s Christmas, at an vw C' L within your means. Let us 41 0 i show you how we can make i yours a still merrier Christmas! ; f Credit Makes It Easy to Pay Any number of folks are using our Credit Plan as a convenient means of buying a phonograph for Christmas — and paying as they get paid. Why not drop In and arrange to do the same? Special Xmas Offer —20 Selections With Every Phonograph Console Type Emerson, $ 112*50 ) The Emerson Console Phonograph is the one musical instrument that fully Jl — satilies your every musical need. It is not an imitation of music or artist. : It is all music, all artist. 1 If Other models as low’ as $79.50. J I \

Kitchen Cabinet, $39.85 Save many unnecessary steps and weary hours of labor in the kitchen. A!1 of the latest labor-saving devices are included in this well designed kitchen cabinet. Made with porcelain top—and the price is moderate in the extreme. Let Mother’s Christmas relieve her from the strain of kitch en labor.

This year, give more than a passing thought to the question of “Christmas presents.’’ Concentrate your Christmas giving on gifts that last a long, long time. Hundreds of useful suggestions will reward a visit to this store —and you’ll find that you can, make gifts that really mean something for a smaller expenditure, often, than the ordinary kind! Below are just a few suggestions at our special prices!

Mirrors *l2= Why not dress up your home for the holiday festivities by the addition of an attractive mirror such as this—or make it your Christmas gift to Mother? They’ll sell fast! Come tomorrow if you want one.

Samuel H. Grim Dies By Times Special MUNCIE, Ind., Nov. 30. —Following a long illness, Samuel H. Grim, 84, Roanoke postmaster for sixteen years,

SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE

LartleiC Rubber*, 69c

limit of Two on Above Items.

BLANKETS. Cotton Blankets , 98<£ Double Blankets 82.98 O. D. Wool Blankets 82.95 Indian Wool Blankets, fancy 83.69 SHOES. ETC. Work Shoes $1.98 Officer Shoes 83.95 High Top. 10-inch 86.89 Women's Slippers 98C Men’s Rubbers OS<* Men’s 1-buckle Arctics 81.98 Men’s 4-buckle Arctics 82.98 Men’s Knee Boots ... 82.98

SPECIAL—SHEEPSKIN COATS—SB.4B Hunting Coats, 85.48 One Dollar Deposit Holds Coat for Future Delivery. WATCH OUR SATURDAY SPECIALS Guaranteed Values. Quick Service. , Courteous Treatment UNDERSELLING STORES 34 W. Maryland. 203 W. Washington. 14 S. Capitol. ITeadquarters for Army and Naty Goods. Open Saturday Eve., Till 9 O’Clockl

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died at the home of his daughter here Thursday night. He was a member of the G. A. R. The body will be taken to Roanoke for burial.

Work Shirts. 38c

White Kerchiefs, 3 c

UNDERWEAR Men’s Shirts and Drawers.... 790 Men’s Fleeced Union Suits. .81.19 Men’s Ribbed Union Suits . 81.19 MISCELLANEOUS Rain Coats 82.98 Jersey Gloves 190 Canvas Gloves g*4 Wool Sox 290 Slip-on Sweaters ." 690 Sport Sweaters 82.48 Leather Helmets 8l!49 Sheepskin Moccasins **SO Canvas Leggins 690 Suit Cases 81.59 Locker Trunks t 85!9K Khaki Cots 84i29 Overalls 980

if Torchieres, $l5B a Pair Very ornamental gifts indeed are these attractively designed torchieres, with polychrome base. Just a few on sale now at this special price—so don’t delay! Toy Specials for Saturday Toy Kitchen Cabinets 49£ Toy Pianos 25c Spark Plug* 9S£ Tool Chests $1.49 Smoking Stand, $2.35 and Up Dad or big brother will appreciate receiving one of these handy smoking stands which are beautifully finished in mahogany, and the price is way low. Better come early if you want one!

Bee-Vac Electric Cleaner $39,75 % There is no better li glectric Cleaner fit| made, others ask 'll from ? 16.00 to $25.00 more than * the BEE * VAC Wm price. Machines Va thirteen years in Wi Ira service prove the ■f Wank BEE - VAC duracßjjltt 1 bility. Come In %'ifiiM- a °d let us demonstrate it —and reserve one for your Christlias list

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Toy Department Now Open; . Shop Early