Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 203, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 January 1924 — Page 5

MONDAY, JAN. 7, 1924

‘SPIRIT’ MARCHES . UNSEENON STAGE Audience Wonders as Dr, Hume Gives Demonstration. John Brown s body lies a-mouldering in the grave, bnt his soul went marching on, at the English theater Sunday night, and did stunts through his me dlum, the internationally known Dr. Alex Hume, while more than 1,000 people looked and wondered and laughed. . The “spirit" without, apparently, mechanical assistance, threw tambourines and dinner bells into the air, removed a coat from an assistant and placed it cm Dr. Hume, who solemnly declared he had not moved a hand, and carried a table around the stage while six man tried to push it to the floor. A piece of chalk, placed between two slates tied securely together by a man in the audience, wrote "My soul still goes marching on. John Brown.’’ Other demonstrations were given. TRUE MOTHER IS SOUGHT Disclosures of Nurse May Establish Anderson Woman's Parentage. .After thirty years of silence Mrs Margaret Emerson, 332 Spring St., formerly nurse In the old Hope Hospital, Ft. Wayne, has volunteered information which may lead to the discovery of the true mother of Airs. Felicia Eastman of Anderson. According to her story. Airs. Eastman was the daughter of a college girl and was born in March 1894. By an agreement between the mother. Mrs. Philip Landing, wife of a Ft. Wayne merchant, and college authorities. Felicia was left on the Lindlag doorstep. The fondling was adopted by Mr. and Alra. Lindlag. The mother never saw the child.

BATHROBE CATCHES AFIRE Albert McNutt, Dr Pauw Freshman Receives Severe Burns. B'j Timet Special GREENCASTLE. IndL. Jan. 7. Albert McNutt, Brazil Ind.. freshrran at De Pauw, was standing before the fireplace aj. his fraternity houae clad in a bathrobe. In his endeavor to get warm. Albert got too near the fire. The bathrobe caught fire, burning him severely. FAIL TO FIND GIRL'S BODY River Dragged for Miles In Effort to Find Trace of Suicide. Bp United Prete WABASH. End- Jan. 7. —Although every foot of the Wabash River for miles downstream from Wabash has been dragged, no trace has betrp found of the body of Marjorie Snidsr. who leaped to her death In the swollen river tour days ago. It is believed the flooded waters carried tha body far downstream. Cooperative Marketing Urged State-wide acceptance of the cooperative wheat marketing plan adopted by a body of Indiana growers several weeks ago will be urged by speakers in a campaign during February. March and April. Among the apeak ere are Walton Peteet. Chicago: Frank O. Bowden, ex-Governor of Illinois. and Judge Robert W. Bingham, LeuirvUle. Two Cut by Windshield Glass Walter Bradford, 2635 E. Eighteenth St., and L. A. Archey. address unknown. were cut about the face today by windshield glass when their car was struck at Tenth and Bellefon taine Sta. by a taxicab driven by William Branson, 326 E. Minnesota St. Branson was charged with assault and battery.

The Tippecanoe The Crack Train £2 Chicago Leaves Indianapolis. .... 4:30 P.M. Leaves Boulevard Station . 4:44 P.M. Arrives Chicago . s. 9:10 P.M.

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CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS & LOUISVILLE RY. Automatic Block Signals All the Way

To the Teeth Hold-up men, bandits, thugs and desperadoes in general are in for the surprise of their lives If they attempt to practice their professions upon a certain determined, young, northside matron. With a newly purchased revolver she will defend herself heroically if attacked, she has informed friends. Whenever she goes out alone after dark, she takes her trusty weapon, loads every cylinder, puts it in a little oox, wraps the box neatly In paper, ties the package with stiong cord and with it under her arm goes out confidently to meet any crime wave which may be waving at that particular time.

YOUTH, DRAGGED BY AUTO, BETTER Jesse Crisp Held as Result of Accident, Michael Boas, 19, of 1649 Roosevelt Ave., was in improved condition at the city hospital today, from injuries received when he was dragged forty feet under an auto driven by Jeese Crisp, 472A E. Twenty-First St., Sunday, in Massachusetts Ave., near Michigan St. Police said Crisp, driving ten or fifteen miles an hour, struck Boss when he apparently lost control and skidded across street car tracks. Boss suffered injuries to his side, stomach, leg and back. Crisp was slated on assault and battery charges. William Ray, 38, Mllroy. Ind., Is In the city hospital, suffering from outs about the head and bruises about the body, received Sunday when he was struck by an automobile at Oriental land E Washington Sts. Kenneth Griffith, 115 Good Ave., driver, was charged with assault and battery. FIRE RAZES FARM HOME Patient, Sick With Measles, Carried to Safety During Blaze. Bjj United Prett KOKOMO, Ind.. Jan. 7.—Claude! Zell, who was bedfast with the : measles, was carried to safety when fire destroyed the" farm home of his father, Thomas Zell, near her* early ; Sunday. Farmers fought the fire in the zero ] weather, but were unable to save the I house. The loss was $6,000.

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10" Rolls Toilet Paper for 29c A good quality sanitary crepe tissue, large size rolls. Limit 20 roils to a customer.

January Sale J

Women’s Smart Lace Oxfords Right out of our stocks. Regularly selling at $4.85 to $6.00; on sale at— Thl* is *n oxford season—and hare i a clearance of splendidly made, good looking oxfords that brings tremendous saving*. Patent leather, gunmetal and brown calf with low and medium heel*, for women or Junior girl*. Wlt soles Your opportunity to get a good pair of *errlce shoes. For quick clearance, pair, 92,95. * —Petti* iho, street flo*r.

Announcing: The Firtt of a Series of Educational Lectures on the Use of the “National” Pressure Cooker On Wednesday. January 9th, in the Pettis auditorium, fifth floor. Everybody is in- * vlted, whether they own a AO)# cooker or not. No charge “The Science of Pressure (a) Its beginning and devel- j (b) Demonstration of the me- 398 V chanical operation the —Petti* eooker*, basement.

Now in Progress! The Big Event That Sets the Standard for All the Year!

No Phone, Mail or C. O. D. Orders in This Sale

Depilatories and Deodorants □ Amolin, large so size JOC □ 18c □ SSK„. 17c □ {SS'o'r.t. 19c di Oflodornnt 38c □ Neet, Cream OO _ Depilatory JOC j~ j De Miracle Depilatory, 79c Davol Rubber Goods at Reduced Prices □ H ° , .. w .- U . r $1.19 □ n r :r. $i.69 □ l r '"C rou ”“ 1 .” $1.09 □ Paris Fountain CO By ring* $1.03 □ Paris Combination O in Syringe s£.l3 □ Family Comblna- CO tion Syringe $1.03 □ KIT 1 $1.69 □ Face Creams Lotions □ Angelus Lemon 00.. Cream. 50r size J"C □ Angelus Lemon 00Cream'. SI.OO size 9jC □ Lemon 70- □ Pompeian Massage OOCream JOC □ Domino Wrinkle 70Cream 1 3 C □ 36c □ Daggett A Ramsdell's QC Cream. 50c size <9DC □ Boncilla Cold or Vanish- C 7 Ing Cream, 75c size O I C □ BSS 38c □ Mavis Lemon Almond 00Cream OOC □ Holmes' OC Frost Ula £OC □ Cream of 90Almonds £3C

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□ 29c □ l?X; ou . f '“ p -. 59c □ Palmolive Shaving tO—- □ Van Ess Scalp OOMassage 30C □ Palmolive 00Shnmpoo . 4> 7>C □ Fan Chon Face Powder, a wonderfully fine adhesive face pow tier, delightfully perfumed. A£ Special sale price <9OC □ Louis XVI Ivory Finish Comtis, regular PBc size and quality, all coarse or coarse and CO—fine teeth. Each J3C □ Louis XVI Powder Box and Hair Receiver, regular $2.48 values, large size, good, heavy stock, beautifully grained, lmi- Cl gA tation Ivory finish. Each . sl*o3 Mu-Sol-Dent, a scientific dentifrice, a correct cleansing and tonic for the mouth and gums. Indorsed by the Mellon In- 99 stltnte. Large bottle jOC □ Hairbrushes, 1,000 wood back hairbrushes, in black and rose wood finishes, good quality dark bristles, securely set. Assorted sizes and shapes. 90— Each £3C

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. Those $5.00 Elastic j f Jr These $1.50 Brassieres Girdles at $2.95 at 98<# _____ ___ / Now! The Pettis Annual January Sale of CORSETS! Fine and fresh—the most popular models of the season —featuring corsets — f a nationally known brand at a record low price (quality considered) Elastic Girdles—at close to half price and Brassieres—a third below regular /

Thomson’* GloveFitting Corsets *1.59 Low'bust, with elastic top. and side gores Models of plain and fancy pink coutil. A complete size range 22 to 30. This price is remarkably low for corsets of such undoubted merit.

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Dental Preparations □ Rjr.’r* 3ic □ 34c □ ssr. T ~“ -. ißc □ F2G“ ' 19c □ sar*..T!r?. ißc □ Llsterine Tooth 19c □ 12c | 1 | Pyorocide Tooth 89c □ Llsterlne Antiseptic, 9C Rouges—Compacts □ Mandarine CORonge D3C □ Tint o ***. I ’.* 1 . En *. M9h ........ 50C | | Mavis or Mary Garden □ Sanreco Double COCompact D3C j j Natural Roses Liquid 79c □ $1.39 Manicure Aid Cutex Liquid Nall oA—polish i 4c Cutex Cutlcls 91 LJ Remover £4C • Cutex Paste o 4 _ Polish,. .......... £4C Cutex Powder - O A Polish. £4C Cutex Compact Manl- 90curs Set 03C Mad Nall OC Polish £DC Hyglo Polish 1 fi Powder —.... iOC | — Mirror Nail 1 71 Polish i IC p Liquid Nall 36c

Elastic Girdles at *2.95 These new girdles are fashions’ latest models, giving the flat back and slender straight silhouette. Fashioned of beautiful pink slik brocade and polka dot materials: some with dainty black stripe tops. Sizes 24. to 36. Regular $5.00 girdles, special sale price, *2.95.

□ Molls for 90Shavlng 03C □ Graham’s Lemon Hard- 90water Soap, 3 for £UC □ Hughes Ideal Hair (1 10 Brushes. No. fid, each . $1.13 □ 5r'.,... $1.29 □ 29c □ Boncilla C 9 Beautifier DOC □ Listerine Antiseptic. C A large U3C □ Black Dressing Combs, 09 50c value OtlC □ Armour’s Soap, o for OA 8-ounce bars 0 £UC □ K", 7 59c □ Hyrlenol Lambawool Powder k Puffs, 85e alas, 21c I □ Imitation Shell Set, comb, brush mirror. Beautiful flniah of imitation shell, round mirror with beveled glass, hair brush and comb: a gkff?. . ~ $3.98 I

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$5.00 Electric Irons, $2.89 price; standard househ• 1 and size, heavy nickel plated, guaranteed, and complete with cord and plug, ready tor us' .

*1.50 Brassiers at 98c New long-walsted models of pink satin stripe material, in sizes 36 to 42; also bandeaux types made of beautiful quality pink silk Jersey, sizes 32 to 38. All strictly new merchandise, special, 98#. —Petti* M>ruU, locond floor.

Soaps □ ST"!? 14c □ Cutleura a a Soap lOC □ Packer's Tar e o Soap lOC □ 4711 Bath a Tablets 13C □ Savon Cold Cream CASoap, 3 for SUC □ 3 M C.. Beanty . B . om ?: 39c □ Graham’s Health and OA Beauty Soap, 8 for £UC □ Armour's Audtiorlum /* a Bath Soap, 12 for OSsC □ Armour’s Venetian off Bath Soap, 6 for JQC □ W.;?!* 20c □ Smile’s Peroxide ne Soap, 8 for fcDC □ Lana Oil Buttermilk >a Soap, 3 for 4UC □ 59c □ □ 2 0 "S C .™“. S " P ' 15c □ ?'£2* ,^ p : "I’ 10c □ Jergen’s Violet Trana- * A parent Soap, 3 for 13C □ Colgate’s Big Bath OA Soap, 12 for flgr 9c □ YSST!.Z*.I 29c Face Powders CD L*Origan 68c □ „. 63c Q L '>" —.- 89c □ SB 33c □ Mavl* Cold Cream a36c □ .... 36c □ Pompeian 0% , for 34c □ 29c □ sr?r??. i9c □ Boncilla Face p °™Jer 57C □ Mary Garden Fac 09Powder OdC □ Amaml Pace r a Powder D3C —Pettis telleCrtes, street floor.

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