Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 183, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 December 1923 — Page 23

FRIDAY, DEC. 14,^923

SPEEDER,ENGINE ! CRASH; 3 DEAD : — Efeven Others of Line Gang Are Injufed, Bu Timea Special LA PORTE. Ini, Pec. 14.—Three of sixteen linemen for the Western Union Telegraph Company were killed and three seriously hurt when tbp gasoline speeder wlych they were riding collided with a switch engine on the New York Central line six miles west of here late' Thursday. The dead: John Llndely. 24. Marshal. 111. Frank .Wright, 20, Leroy, Kan. 'iJ'illiam Melbourne, 18. Joliet. 111. Those seriously Injured are William Pierce. 45, Patoka, Ind.; Olive Meyers, 20, Tennyson, Ind.. and Paul Brunner, 20, Patoka. Four others whose names could not be learned suffered cuts and bruises. DR. GllllH’S REEASE IS ASKED f , Methodist Pastor Selected for I . Hospital Position. the official board of Roberts Park M. E. Church will be willing to release Dr. George M. Smith, who habe&'. appointed to superintendency of four Indiana Methodist hospitals, was regarded probable today. The hospitals are In Indianapolis, Princeton. Gary in 1 Ft. Waxpe. In Record tv Ji church rules, a minister can no* /esign, but must be released. The request will be made Monday night. . Dr. Smith will succeed Dr. Demetrius Tillotson of Indianapolis, whose resignation was accepted by the hospital committee yhursday. Dr. Tillotson said he was resigning because of ill health. # RABBI NAMED DEFENDANT Daughter-In-Law Charges Alienation of Ht-.-ifaunTs .Affections. By United Ktv § RENO, Xev., Dec. 14.—Charging that her father-in-law. Maurice La vine, a JeWish rabbi, formerly of Baltimore. had alienated her husband’s affections, Jeannentte Latino' filed suit against him for SOO,OOO in Distric Court. Dr. Leonard L. Lavine. husband, has been in Reno a year and-recently filed suit for divopae, alleging <yielty.

A CHRISTMAS STORE > )F PRACTICAL GIFTS * t V * "JUST LIKE D-\D ’S" Nothing wilt beep the children so interested in healthful outdoor play as Juvenile vehicles—Bring tb- youngster* in to ee our line of velocipede*, wagons, scooters, scudder cart, automobiles and Irish mails *a BRAND NEW IVES TRAIN ICO. 611—Just out—complete with electric lighted locomotive with reverse, eight-wheel ears, three of them; wiiwphore, station, tunnel, danger signal, crossing gate and six telephones, station with lights, ??.SQ. All tor 915.00. Electric Train. CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS $4.00 to $.>0.03 Carton, S-llghfaet $1.50 ~ , . Ma/da. 8-light wt/wlth extension plus for Train, extra 8-light .et ~.5*.75 ■ *° r.tra bulbs. 10.- and 15c each. SMITH - HASSLER - STURM CO. A Beni Sporting Goods Store '.’l&-WI Massachusetts Are.

hS., SHOES AND SUPPERS & You Can Save Money on Footwear Here P I fords, reduced to Boys' and girls* Vl*o 1 f4.95, 93.95 school shoes, v Jfil and 92.95. 92.95. 92.50, J down to 91-98. Children’s shoes .V - 0 as low as 50c. Jr//\ ( Men’s and ladles’ '*J felt and leather ,/ Blip per*, 91.98. JB - J 91.50, 91.00, 88<? / down to 490. *• 1540 North IT •J f -p C 1 . 233 E. Wash. St. iuinoia S t. rieid s Iwo btores

Fine as Silk BY BRALEY Maybe It's wrong shop girls to wear ’em, • Highly extravagant, there Is no doubt. Stockings of silk—it Is easy to tear Soon they are finished, completely worn out. Yet <im I glad that the working girls don 'em, 'Spite of the frugal and <folk of that Ilk; Nothing the daughters of Eve can put oa/em Looks quite 60 well as tHeir stockings of silk. Uneconomical? Shiftless and shocking? Feminine ankles are worthy the best! j , G’ve me the gleam of a smooth n silken stocking; How can a leg be more fittingly dressed? Where is the fabric It looks quite so trim 1n? I'm no economist, anyone knows, Byt i am proud that American women— Rich -ones and poor ones —choose • 6ilk for their hose. f V Out In the country or up in the city, Leader of fashion or plain Mary Ann\ v ; Women—God bless 'em —were meant to be pretty, f . They should help Nature as much as they can. I I’m tor silk hose —for the flapper of twenty, Also the grandmother, gray with her cares; i Silk hose forever! May women have plenty. Fortune bring each of them six or eight pairs! I (Copyright, 1923, NEA Service, Inc.) SUBMARINE IS AGROUND S-26 in Danger and Ships Are Sent to •*>. Her Assistance, j Bw Unif"l Preta WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.—The submarine S-25, is aground off Lx"cu;iim Rock, 2o’*miles east of Hell Gate, .ccording to a message received ibis morning. Rear Admiral Plunkett, commandant of the navy yard, was directed to send her assistance. Good Slated as Coo lid ge Cltief By United Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 14 —James W ' Good of lowa, former chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, probably will be western manager of the Coolidge campaign. limn Defendants Plead Cmilty • George Buttoroff ani John N. Foo hsy. Ft. residents, pleaded guilty in Federal Court today to charges of violating The prohibition law

Women’s Fine Boxed Handkerchiefs Three inA Box for 98c The ever-present, \ ever welcome gift. Imported swlss embroidered handkerchiefs, either plain colors or ♦ white, with colored embroidery. Many have scalloped edges. Three designs in each box. —First Floor.

'Shanahan Glove Silk Hose FOR WOMEN —Black —Beige —Silver ~—Gray —Tan —Taupe —Nude —Chestnut —White

25c Bufcter Brown Darnless Stockings fcfc Children, 19c Medibra and heavy ribbed. Black cordovan, white. All sizes. (3 pairs, 50<).

Practical Christmas Gifts From the House furnishings Dept.

Waste Paper Baskets, Special, 89c New nud attractive shapes, enameled in black, gold amd rose. Harmonizes with bedroom furniture. “Rogers” Electric Curing Iron, 98c Scientifically constructed of highest quality material, lon^Vord. Coffee Percolator, $64)0, $7.00 and SB.OO Qualities, $3.98 Universal and Royal Rochester # makes. Aluminum or nickel, highest quality. Dozens of styles and sizes. A gift that will be appreciated by every housewife. $6.75 Hotpoint Electric Irons, $4.98 The new improved s'yle—--5 and 6-pound sizes, complete with cord.

Great Savings on Gifts That Cater to Masculine Comfort or Pride Men’s Heavyweight Union Suits, SI.SB l Natural color, heavyweight, ribbed, wool mixed. Perfect fitting, well tailored garments. Sizes to 46. Men’s Heavy Rib Cotton Union Suits, 98c Heavy rib cottop, gray and ecru; snug fitting. Sizes ?6 to 46. _ Men’s All-Wool Sport Sweaters With 4 With 2 Pockets, / Pockets, $3.45 ' $2.95 A dandy sweater for outdoor sports, good and war n. With V-neck; In the popular heather colo lngs. Sizes 34 to 46. / Men’s Mercerized Lisle Hose, *. . 25c Fully reinforced; high spliced heels. In black, cordovan, navy and white. Sizes 10 to 11^. Men’s Artificial Silk Knitted Four-in-Hand Ties 44c Avery attractive assortment of patterns. Plenty of bright colors, stripes and figures. Put up in Christmas boxes. . _ Men’s “Picadilly” Wool Scarfs, $1.19 The very latest In scarf styles. All the popular colors, plain and checked fringed ends.

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Chiffon Silk Hose for Women, $1.15 Full-fashioned, pure silk, with lisle garter hem. Black and colors. Broken lines of our $2.00 quality. —First Floor, Southwest

Pyrex Piepans, Special, $2.98 Heavy nickeled copper frame, bail feet# and ebony handles. A much appreciated gift for Christmas. Pyrex Casseroles, Special, $2.98 This Combination Makes a Cheery Gift —A Singing Bird —A Pretty Cage —A Stand to Match We harJu*t received a shlpmeijt of attractive bird rape a In r arm u* different finishes; hr ass. white examki.fi> IVORY FINISH, BLA< K ENAMELED and several others equally pleasing:. Price* range ft 1.00 and by degrees tixtu 4 CAGE STANDS In finishes to match the cages Priced J15..V) and by degrees down te JHn.i>9 CANARIES that warble and tVill most beautifully ••On he bought here to go with the cage. An out of the-ordinary and charming gift. —Fifth Floor.

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Gift Suggestions on Two Floors

The Linen Department Features Gift Suggestions at Special Prices

PATTERN TABLECLOTHS —72x72 inches; round de--1 signs with double borders; $3.25 quality 82.48 ALL-LINEN PATTERN TABLEOLOTHS inches. Round floral designs; $5.60 quality *3.69 FANCY TURKISH TOWELS —Bath size, in pink and blue colorings; 48c quality .35^

In Our Silverware Dept.

Console Bowls With Gold Color Screens $9.00 Quality $5.98. Silver plated bowl with gold color ' screen. Suitable for fruit, or with the screen for holding flowers.

Silk Umbrellas —Practical Christmas Gifts Engraving Free Os guaranteed rainproof silk, heavy border of satin. Plain or carved rubber ring and amber strfip ring handles. Engraving free. BLACK NAVY BROWN £ A AO PURPLE GREEN —Fourth Floor, South Center. Women of Fashion Will Rejoice in the Gift of Under-the-Arm Bags Os brocaded materials In tapestry effects, /K figured silks, etc. Fitted with attached purse IL 9 UV and mirror. New, smart, attractive. Priced. VjfmStD O —First Floor, Southeast.

OH THE BASEMENT STOjfffli

Santa Claus, Himself Is in Toyland to hear the wishes of a thousand child-hearts, and with a merry twinkle in his eye he assures them all that good little boys and girls everywhere will get their hearts’ desire.

DO LI. CARTS —/Made of heavy sheet sfpol, practically indestriuj|ble s .. ....¥.. 790 TOY SEWING -MACHINES ‘•KtUcbw.dl” does real sewing. Makes perfect stitches. 84-75 TOT PIANOS Mahogany finish, perfectly tuned. Priced at SB.OO by degrees down to 700 FOLDING DESK —Child's, in natural varnish finish at 82.49 XMAS STOCKINGS Hfro’s old Santa’s stocking, packed with a liberal supply of assorted toys. Prices from Sl.nO/ ISo, 49c, S9o ikod . .190 TIT TOP—The walking porter. So lifelika that children become very much attached to him 490 LOCOMOTIVES—ModeI of mountain passenger locomotive. Run by friction power. Strongly constructed, each. 81.50

HANDKERCHIEF LINEN— Yard wide, smooth even thread; $1.50 quality $1.19 PILLOWCASES —Lace edge with insertion; 42x36 Inches. Special at... .49^ BEDSPREADS Crochet weave, extra, large double bed size, scalloped and square corners; $5.50 quality $4.25 —First Floor, Northwest.

Bread Trays and Sandwich Plates $4.00 Quality $2.49 Silver plated; each have handles; bright; engraved. —First Floor, Northeast.

BOYS' VELOCIPEDES —Strongly made. Rubber tires, easy running. (No phono orders.) Very special at 83.98 FOOTBALLS Well sitched, heavy rubber bladder; will stami bard usage. For tho boys. Priced, according to size and quality nt $2.75, $2.50, $1.98, $1.50 and. .980 AMERICAN FLYER TRAIN . OUTFITS— Equipped with highspeed engine; priced at $5.00, $4.50, $3.50 and 81-98 BOYS’ DRUMS— Highly litographed; $5 down to COASTER WAGONS— Best makes, ranging "tn price from $12.00 and by degrees down to 94.95 BIZZY ANDY TRIP HAMMER Nothing to get out of order; nicely boxed 500 LIBERTY GAME~—~A game that is enjoyed indoors or out, 81-19

I TOY WHEELBARROW—“Ford,” made of heavy | sheet steel, noiseless j wheel, finished In yellow and bright red; special A 490 MAMA DOLT.fi—A special purchase Just received, 18 inches tall, cotnpnsl- | tlon head, stuffed body. Pretty voile dresses, shoes and stockings. (No phone orders.) j 92.49 TIMKKB TOYS Hondreds of different objects can be made from the Tinker Toy ; book of instruction with each toy; put up In mailing can 75c SHOOTING GALLERY— Harmless toy fdt old and young 29c

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The Jewelry Gift \ best bespeaks the p^ Christmas Spirit V/ / / 7°?/ 2*7*// Choose From an Assort- f '#■ I I ment Absurdly Low j fy I in Price I/jsi ft J EACH, /lc4 §/ ■ 29c cSP Gifts for men or boys, gifts / for women or girls, can be had for this price. The pictures indicate the variety, but only personal inspec- \ \ \ \ r‘l/7 tion can provtj how attrac- \ \ \ 29)7 tive they are and what \ \// extraordinary values are offered at 29^. A Gift of Gloves to Milady Is Always in Good Taste. Hen Are Complete Assortments WASHABLECHAMOISETTE ! 16-BUTTON KID AND LEATHERETTE Over-seam; 3-rcrw embroidXovelty gauntlet styles in i . . , ... ... brown, mode, beaver, sand ered back 9; whitft - blackand gray; $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 brown, gray and beaver; qualities at 98£ | specially priced..... 54.98 # KAYSER DOUBLE SILK GLOVES—2-Clasp stylo, Black, brown, gray, beaver, navy. Priced at $1.48 —First Floor, Southwest. Fascinating Neckwear in Christmas Boxes COLLARS AND COLLAR AND CUFF SETS—Veolse lac*, hand embroidered linen and novelty 6wtsseß. White and colors; 98c and BOUDOIR CAPS—Round effects and novelty shapes, of silk crepe de chine and net Daintily trimmed with ribbon, flowers and lace. All wanted colors, including black; qq 86 .00 and by degrees down to vOC —First Floor, South Center.

ITRPLE prr—Exact reproduction decorated in bright colors; wiggles and capers when pulled on lighted with n pup. Large ni/ ~...490

HKOCKOFT , V I> T Very amusing. Tha game with a punch. Neatly boxed 490 DOLL CAM lop i" eortment of shapes and colors : from well-known makers, $25.00 and by degrees down t 0.83.95.83.95 DOLL. SILKY FltteA with rubber tires. Special 81-49 HAM AND SAM—Wind It up. Ham plays the piano and Sam the banjo 890 TOY CEDA B CHESTS— Well constructed, dust proof lid, copper bands. Two 51ze.84.49 and 83.50

Sport Coats For Women and Misses “Chappie Style** Smart brushed wool coats for winter sports. Good looking and warm. Suitable for all kinds of winter sports wear. Colors navy, tan, gray and brown. Priced —Second Floor.

MOTOR RACE—Combination game and checker board. Six metal racing autos and metal racing dial 81.00 BOTH' AUTOMOBILES— New models enameled In bright colors; $35 00 and by degrees down to 86.98 FOLDING TABLES FOB CHILDREN Natural varnish finish. (No phone orders.) Priced 890 TEDDY BEAKS Well stuffed, good quality Flush--20 liftb size 81.95 18-inch size 81-75 10-lnch size 81.50 14-inch size 81.25 12-tncb size 950

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