Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 212, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 January 1924 — Page 3

THURSDAY. JAN. 17,1924

10 DAYS REMAIN IN $2,500 CONTEST Missing Pictures Obtainable at Times Office, Do not wait until the last minute to get the proverb pictures which you need to complete the sixty pictures in The Indianapolis Times $2,500 Proverb Contest. Remember, the contest closes at 12 m. Saturday. Answers arriving after noon will not be considered in the contest. You may obtain as many proverb pictuies as you desire by writing’ to the Proverb Editor, giving the numbers (not dates! of the pictures you desire, and sending 2 cents for each picture, or by calling at The Times office. Be sure your answers are wrapped and mailed flat. Be positive that sufficient postage is on the package. It is first-class mail and requires 2 cents for every ounce. Write your name and address in the upper left-hand corner of the package. If you bring your proverb answers in. be sure they are wrapped flat and the name and address appears in the same place on the package. •Get the proverb pictures which are

Women’s and Junior Girls’ High Shoes, Friday Special ’2.95 Shoes that formerly sold up to SB.OO a pair, of brown and black kid. also tan calf: low and medium heeis. All good shoes and Tery special for this one dav, a pair *2.95. Women’s High Shoes, with French heels, a pair, 51.95. —Street floor.

Save! On These 56 Bargains for Friday Only!

Slightly Soiled Boxes Linen Stationery j ✓ PRICE M Some with cards, some m with just writing paper * ** and envelopes. All excellent quality of linen paper. Special at just one-half price. —Street floor.

Again—Friday—A Remarkable Selling of fFor Women and Misses There is not much need for m comment the moment the yfc £*** dresses are seen women will H realize that the values are won- ffii • Dresses for street and business, coat styles and straight lines; good assortment — —Pettis drMim, 'icmd floor.

2,400 Women’s Novelty Kerchiefs 9c Each 3 for 25c White and colored novelty kerchiefs with neat embroidered eorners. A large assortment of patterns and colors. *4, V and 1-inch hems. —Street floor.

Yard Wide French Serge Yard, s l = Fine all-wool quality, in navy, brown, blaek, old rose, Copenhagen, gray, etc.; 40 inches w id e —Street floor.

Fancy Brocaded Linings Yard, $ 1.23 Rich and beautiful patterns and colors in fiber and silk and cotton brocades. Regular sl.p9 quality, yard wide, special Friday. $1.23. —Street floer.

Meetings Here Friday Indiana Farm Bureau. Meeting. Claypool. Federation of Women's Club. (Seventh district.) Severin. Indiana Hardwood Lumbermen’s Association. Banquet. Severin. Altrusa Club. Dinner. Lincoln. Camp F’ire Girls. Luncheon. C. of C. Basketball. Shortridge vs. Gar field. Shortridge gym. Exchange Club. Luncheon. Lincoln. Knights of Columbus. Luncheon. Spink-Arms. Allied Motors Commerce. Luncheon. Spink-Arms. Phi Delta Theta. Luncheon. C. of C. Optimists Club. Luncheon. Claypool. Delta Tau Delta. Luncheon. Board of Trade. Industrial Lenders. Luncheon C. of C. Laymen's League. Luncheon. C. of C.

missing from your series today; the contest closes at noon Saturday. Do not take any chances on losing any of the prizes, which range from SI,OOO to $5.

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Boys’ Corduroy Suits Each, *7.69 Excellent quality corduroy suits for boys, made with yoke and box pleat in back, all around belt and patch pockets with flaps that button. Two pairs of full lined cants with each suit. Special, *7.69. —Third floor.

Boys’ Eton Suits Special, *2.49 Made with all-round belt and straight pants, in serge, velvet, corduroy and cassimere materials. Sizes 3 to 9. Special price. $2.49. v —Third floor.

Children’s 65c and 89c Cashmere and Silk and Wool Hose Special 1/2 Price White cashmere and silk and wool hose, in sizes 6 and 6*4, some slightly soiled. Special Friday at % price. —Second floor.

New Fancy Dress Ginghams Yard, 23c Choice new styles in pretty checks and plaids, fresh, new 1924 styles; regular 29c quality, Friday special, 32 inches wide, a yard, 23*. —Street floor.

Sale! LACES!

Camisole Laces, a Yard 9C and 11c 3 to 5-Inen laces in choice of several styles that make up very attractively as gown and lingerie tops. Yard. 9 C and lie*. —Street floor.

JEWELS, MORPHINE IN NIGHT’S LOOT Dr, A, R, Harold Loses $677 —Window ‘Jimmied,’ Clothing and jewelry, including pearls and rings valued at $677.50, were stolen from the home of Dr. A. R. Harold. 3301 Broadway. Wednesday night, according to police. A basement window had been “jimmied.” Morphine tablets valued at $8.50 were stolen from the office of Dr. A. S. Brown, 1525 W. Vermont St., police said. Clarence Palmer, colored. 27, of 1471 Massachusetts Ave., was charged with the theft of s4l from the Goldsmith drug store, Michigan St.. and Massachusetts Ave. Palmer said he found the money in a trash pile, police said. Other theft victims: C. B. Edmondson. 1143 N. Meridian St., sample case, $45: William Solisbury, 661 E. TwentySecond St., watch, $42. The longest railway system in England is the London, Midland & Scottish. with a total route mileage of 7.79 ft.

Fancy Printed Crepe de Chine Yard, $2.69 Choice all-silk quality in pretty new patterns and colors. Regular $2.98 quality, 40 inches wide, for fashionable and durable dresses and blouses. Friday, $2.69. —Street floor.

Colored Checked Nainsook Yard, 23c Pink, orchid and peach nainsook for 1 i ng e rie, pajamas, etc.; yard wide; special, 23^. —Street floor.

Embroidery Edges, Beading and Flouncing, Yard 8c Good quality swiss and cambric, settable for underwear, pillowcases and children's dresses. B*. —Street floor.

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Boys’ CollarAttached Blouses Each, 59c Materials are such as tan poplin, woven stripe madras, printed, mad rns. plain white cord madras and fine grade percales. Sizes 6 to 16 Special. —Third floor.

Fine All-Silk Faille f . > Yard, s l= This fashionable and durable dress silk is in navy, light navy and brown —in great demand for millinery as well, yard wide, Friday, a yard. $1.69. —Street- floor.

Large Assortment of Val. Laces, 12 Yards for 37c Very fine quality laces in diamond and round meshes. Special. 12 yards, 37C. —Street floor.

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Radio Programs Friday Chicago, lU.—KYW (Central, 536) 11:35 A. M.—'"Table Talk.” 6:60 P. M.—Children’s bed time story. 10 P. M. to 12:30 A. M.—Midnight Revue; musical program. Schenectady, N. Y.—WGY (Eastern, 380) 2 P. M.—“ The New Spring Coats and Suits.” 7:45 P. M. —Scotch program. Louisville, Ky.—WHAS (Central. 400) 4 to 5 P. M.—Orchestra. 7:30 to 9 P. M.—Orchestra; reading, an interesting historical episode. Cincinnati, Ohio—WLW (Central, 309)) 4 P. M.—Lecture recital. Davenport, lowa—WOC (Central 484) 12 M.—Chimes. 3:30 P. M.—“ Water purification.” 5:45 P. M.—Chimes. 6:30 P. M. —Sandman’s visit. 7 P. M. —“Health, the Nations Greatest Asset.” 7:20 P. M. —International Sunday School Lesson. 8 P. M.—Harpists. pianist: saxophone quartette. Detroit, Mich.—WAVJ (Eastern, 517) 9:30 A. M. —“Tonight’s Dinner.” 12 M.—Orchestra. 3 P. M. —Orchestra. 8:30 P. M. —Orchestra; poet; baritone.

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FRIDAY ONLY—S. Hun,!! 100 NEW HATS While They’re Still N-E-W!! For the L_ day only. T| If If Satin and ellk M • Shapea that hats, _________ are new for trimmed with m3 the early flowers. season's wear, in all the new sprlnQ colors. Pettis millinery, second floor.

Whisk Brooms, Each, 29c Good quality straw, well bound whiskbrooms. Special for Friday, each, 29^. —Street floor. Beacon Crib Blankets, Each, 79c In pink and blue with pretty floral and animal designs; size 30x40. Special, 79*t. —Second floor.

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Women’s Cotton Hosiery Up to 75c quality, in white and cordovan Pair, 19c

Friday! 500 Pairs Plain Scrim B!jj Ruffled Curtains A value that will appeal to the thrifty Hi II buyer, very sheer scrim curtains with full m narrow ruffles and tie-back loops to match.

HASSLER ATTENDS FATHER’SFUNERAL Services for Capt, D, K, Hassler in Dayton, Ohio, obert H. Hassler. president of the Robert H. Hassler Company, 1535 Naomi St., wa's in Dayton, Ohio, today attending the funeral of his father, Capt. D. K. Hassler, who died Monday at his home in Pittsburgh, Pa. Burial was in Wooodlawn cemetery, Dayton. Captain Hassler was a former Indianapolis business men. Captain Hassler was born at Mercersburg. Pa., in 1835. He began his business career in Dayton just before the Civil War. He enlisted with the Ist Ohio Volunteer Infantry. He was In business in Indianapolis from 1902 to 1907. Surviving: A daughter, Miss Helen Hassler, Pittsburgh, with whom he lived, and the son, Robert H. Hassler. Mrp Hassler died in 1912. Widow Asks Death Probe RV United PrrgK LOGANSPORT, Ind.. Jan. 17.—Inquest into the death of Floyd Beers; 22. patient at the Northern Indiana

Swan—Double Compacts, Each, 89c Black enameled case, well made, containing a fine quality powder and rouge, neat and compact, 89<. —Street floor. Colored Dot Veilings, Yard 19c A large assortment of colors and color combinations. Special Friday, a yard, 19^. —Street floor.

Children’s Hosiery I/2 Price Odds and ends of children’s hosiery—wool, cotton, and silk and wool. Friday, one-half price.

Children’s Cotton Hosiery Full length hose, black only, up to 75c quality—--35c Pair Or 3 Pairs for SI.OO —Third floor.

Hospital for the Insane, who died Saturday, will be held Jan. 22, it was announced. The probe was requested by the wife of the deceased. She claims Beers was in good health when placed in the institution. ROTARIANS LAY PLANS Expect to Have Ijarge Representation at State Meet. Indianapolis Rotarians today were busy laying plans for taking the largest Indianapolis representation in history of Rotary to the annual State conference to be held Feb. 21 and 22 at French Lick and West Baden. More than 1,500 reservations have already been reported. A special train will leave Indianapolis at 8:30 a. m. on the first day ox the conference. About 125 Rotarians from Indianapolis, together with their families, are expected to attend. Speakers are to be Guy Chandler, Philadelphia. Pa., president of Rotary International: Arch C. Klumph, Cleveland. Ohio, and Past District Governor F’rank H. Hatfield Evansville, Ind. Raymond M. Havana, Kansas City, Mo., past presidents of Rotary International; Everett W. Hill, first vice president. Rotary International, Oklahoma City, Okla., has also been invited. J. Duane Dungan is chairman of the district conference committee.

Hughes’ Ideal Hairbrushes $1.09 No. 66—The popular number of the Hughes line. Regular price, 11 75, and a full size box of mirror nail polish with each brush, special, $1.09. —Street floor. Rubberized Household Aporns 39c Hickory rubberized household aprons In assorted pattern*. Regular size, Friday. 39<*. —Street floor. Hickory Elastic Girdles 48c Well made girdles. 6 inches wide, front and back supporters, special for Friday, each, 48<*. —Street floor.

EXTRA SPECIAL Sanitary Window Ventilators in fresh air—no draft, no soot, dirt, smoke, rain or snow; size 9 inches wide; extends to 37 inches wide. Extra A£ special 40C —Basement.

Window Shades Each, 93C Scalloped and fringed window shades, tan color oil opaque shades. size 36x72 inches, mounted on guaranteed rollers with fixtures ready to bang. For Friday only, each, 98<i. —Third floor.

Shirts! Half Price! —Sure! 237 Shirts That ___ Formerly Sold at $2.45 Friday at — Fancy stripes, #| f\ checks and plain— ■ M # fy///ffinfe*** some with pleated t|V I • %J Jj?ffffffjL. fronts—-all first qual- I- '/7 ity, but broken sizes. I ® Friday, one-half price, * £l*23. -—Street floor.

RELIGION Mm SCIENCE Professor Tells Ministers the World Should Use Man’s Knowledge. “If the church would use the instruments given the world by science for the eradication of disease and poverty it would transform the world,” declared Prof. E. E. Snoddy of Transylvania College, Lexington, Ky., Wednesday night at the final session of the State conference of ministers of the Christian Church at the Dow-

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PETTIS DRY GOODS CO.

Narrow Wash Lingerie Ribbons Good quality jacquard designs of wreath and rosebuds. Sizes No. 1 and yard....3c Sizes No. 2 and 3. yard Size No. 5, yard 7c Remnants of Ribbons, Yard, 5c Many kinds of ribbons, narrow and wide; special at s^, —Street floor.

Semi-Elastic Girdles, Special 98c This lot includes two models—one with elastic sides and one with elastic back—of pink coutll, In sizes 25 to 30. 41.50 values, special, Friday. 98*. —Second floor. Sew-On Supporters, Each, 12c Flesh and white “Hickory’ - make, special. 12e. Sanitary Aprons, Each, 33c Pure gum rubber, regular size, flesh color, 33£. —Street floor. Women’s and Misses’* 48c and 59c Neckwear - Special 29c Collars, collar and cuff sets, linen vestees. lace vesteea, etc. Special, each, 29*. —Street floor.

EXTRA SPECIAL GARBAGE PAILS Extra heavy galvanized iron, jup- large houseWSrtrr s *) told size, b> —_- 1. y j ron tall handie and cover, extra ' * special 95C —Basement.

Drapery Cretonne Yard, 19c Durable cretonnes, many new and attractive patterns, colorings, very desirable for draperies, bed sets, pillow covers, box covers or furniture covers. Special, 19*. —Third floor.

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ney Avenue Christian Church, Dow ney and Julian Aves. Officers will be elected at the State convention. May 14-16, in Rushville. Teachers’ Ucense Law Expensive The staff at the teachers’ license bureau of the State department of public instruction has been doubled within the past forty-five days in order to take care of the new license law requirements, Maude M. Wells, deputy State superintendent, said today.

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$2.98 Women’s Kid Gloves Strap wrist, gauntlet style kid gloves, with fancy contrast stitching; sizes 6 to black, gray and brown. A pair, $2.19. —Street Poor.

Women’s Gloves, Odds and Ends, Pair 69c Fancy chamoisette gauntlet gloves, formerly priced up to $2,50 a pair; two-clasp lambskin, fancy PK gloves, $2.00 quality; Friday special, a pair, 69*. —Street floor. Printed Marquisette Madras, Yard 23c Yard wide lacy fabric In beautiful patterns and colorings. Suitable for bedroom curtains. Special. Friday, 23C. —Third floor. 49c Bungalow Net, Yard 29c 38 Inches wide, large open mesh nets; very durable, in ecru color only. Special, a yard, 29*. —Third floor.

Friday Is “Blue Ribbon” Day in Our Delicatessen AND Candy Shop! BI.tE RIBBON COFFEE, r highgrade blend, better than most 45c and 50c grades. Sold on Blue Ribbon Day, only, as nn S pounds for qII.UU BIXE RIBBON BREAKFAST BACON, lean, sugar cured, machine sliced ; 3 pounds, 85* ; on one pound £/C BETTE RIBBON BREAKFAST COCOA, pure, dark, rich In butter fat. Blue Ribbon Day ne only, pound .^DC GINGER SNAPS, fresh baked, for Blue Ribbon Day, | r* pound IDC CANNED FRFITS AND -VEGETABLES, all high grade, finest quality, fresh packed. For Blue Ribbon" Day only we will give 10% Discount on three cans or more, assorted as you choose. BLUE RIBBON CHOCOLATES hand made, rich, creamy, soft and chewy centers, fruit flavors, assorted 1-pound in PEANTT OR COCOANFT BRITTLE, fresh made, regular 40c quality. special for Blue Rib- 9C_ bon Day only, a p0und........ &0C KINDERGARTEN MIXED HARD CANDIES, for Blue |Q Ribbon Day, pound IIC FANCY FRESH FRCITS, choicest of the season; specially priced for Blue Ribbon Day. Pettis delicatessen and candy shoppe, basement.

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