Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 228, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 February 1924 — Page 6

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REMODELING SALE R! JY Home Makers Who Know the Value of Making a Rlf^ Moderate Sum of Money Go a Long Way Will Take Advantage of This Sale Rl>nilf*TlflN^l * Everything has been radically reduced from individual H pieces to handsome suites. Act now—this is your sale. With such reductions and such easy terms of payment there is no' excuse for delaying buying any longer. AN INTRODUCTION TO DOLLAR DAY BUYERS DOWN Delivers Any Article gjaspi In Our Store DOLLAR DAY <^gSß $Mm As a s P ec * a l attraction to Dollar Day buyers any article j iigjSS selected in our store will be delivered on a payment .\ g? _Below are listed a few of the remarkable values that this sale rpgßßßf E=l—l is offeriing the people of Indianapolis and vicinity. ===^===sij FELT Genuine Leather GRASS MATTRESS ROCKER RUG tress. fTol'l' edge' C 4 £% 95 S 75 RUQB ' ** t"! QG Fancy art tick- T H ■ Genuine leather, 'r B BH*" ** sorted patterns, In dis- 4|r M ing, full size. fl M |— 11 ' all upholstered. B ferent colors. Regular M —— Regular $18.50 JBB * e *"L ar prl c c JL, $12.00 value— B mattress — ifei $32.50 — S&xSf THE WHITE FURNITURE CO. TOM QUINN 243-249 West Washington St. Main 1101 JALE WOLF

SPECIAL SERVICES PAY HOMAGE 10 WOODROW WILSON American Legion Men Will; Attend Funeral of War President, In memory of former President Woodrow Wilson, whose funeral will be held Wednesday In Washington, various Indianapolis organizations united today in paying tribute. Many messages of condolence to Mrs. Wilson. A memorial service at 2 p. m. Wednesday is being arranged by the Indiana Democratic Club. Ex-Vice President Thomas R. Marshall and the Rev. Jean S. Mi|ner, pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, mayt speak. . National Comrpander John R. Quinn of the American Legion and his staff will attend the Washington ceremony. All post flags have been ordered draped in mourning for thirty days. Editors to Pay Tribute The banquet of the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association Feb. 14 will be a memorial service to the war President. Speakers will include Marshall, Dr. Robert Judson Aley, president of Butler University, Senator Samuel M. Ralston and Alvin Howsley of Dallas, Tex., ex-national commander of the American Legion. Members of the Robert E. Kennington Post of the Legion will hold a memorial service at noon Thursday at B. F. Keith's theater. C. Roltare Eggleston, manager, donated the theater and orchestra. A memorial service was held Monday night by members of the Catherine Merrill Tent No. 9. Daughters of Veterans, at Morrison's Hall. Tribttte was paid also to Mrs. Samuel Lewis Shank and to R. H. Bosworth, •division commander of Sons of Veterans. Flags Fly at Half-Staff Flags were at half-mast throughout the city. The garrison flag at Ft. Harrison flew at half-staff on official orders. Messages have been sent to Mrs. Wilson by the Women’s Research Club, the Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs, the Indianapolis League of Women Voters, the Marion County chapter of th-3 American War Mothers, the Seventh District Democratic Woman's Club, the Founders’ chapter of the American War Mothers, the Hamilton Berry Chapter of the Service Star Legion, the Indiana Women s Republican Club and the Indiana League of Women Voters. Seventy-five years’ indefatigable labor among the sick and poor has won she cross of the Legion of Honor for a venerable French nun, Sister Francis Xavier, now 93 years old.

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WATCH THE NATIONAL! for Dollar Day Values—This Dollar Day comes right in the midst of our February Red Tag Sale. The best value ve have ever hnd is this good sturdy, well-built WASH BENCH FOR TWO , TUBS $1 HA Stained and waterproofed, and for our Red Tag Dollar Day it is 1^ only ... In Dining Room Furniture we are offering the best bargains ever. During Red Tag Sals this beautiful eight-piece Walnut Finished Dining Room Suite, PA Regular price $132.50, Red Tag price $1 .OO Will Hold for Future Delivery—Generous Terms. Oat ofaeAt&tßmfMi&kt 39**343 Ut.UtmmM.

THIEF LIGHTENS LOAD shots Fail to Stop Man With Wine, Chicken and Other Food. Two shots failed to stop a colored nan at Alabama and New York Sts., but he lightened his load by two jugs of wine, a chicken, cabbage, meat and a sack of flour In his flight, •ollce say. Theft victims: J. B, Hampton, 423 E. Thirty-Third St.. $340 in cash, watch, and dinner ring containing thirty small diamonds. Virgil Sears, 450 N. Senate Ave., watch, S6O. DEFENDANT IN HOSPITAL Former Postal Clerk Takes Poison Rather Than Fate Judge. Albert E. Reed, 23, of Old Augusta, Ind., is in a serious condition at the city hospital today following an attempted suicide late Monday by swallowing three ouncea ft poison. Ke, ex-postal clerk, took poison in

the office of his attorney, Emsley W. Johnson, 709 People’s Bank building, rather than face Judge A. B. Anderson in Federal Court on charge of stealing from the mails. Although Reed’s bond was ordered forfeited when he failed to appear in court. Judge Anderson may set the order aside. Reed said he failed to get his notice and when summoned wanted to "end It all.” OUSTED MAYOR APPEALS By Times Special to the Clay Circuit Court haa been filed by Mayor James Q. Layne, recently Impeached by unanimous vote of the city council. TIHs halts the action of the council until disposition is made of the case, which must be done within ten days. The mayor was found guilty of neglect of duty. Eugene Wardkaw, coal dealer, Republican, has been discussed as successor to Layne.

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MARKET PRICES UNVARIED Strawberries and Cauliflower Hold Top Places. Prices at the city market on nearly all commodities remained about the same today. Strawberries, selling at 50 to 66 cents a quart, and ealiflower, 86 to 65 cents a head, were price leaders. Oranges were selling at 30 cents a dozen; tomatoes, 26 to 30 cents a pound; green onions, 10 cents a bunch and two bunches for 25 cents; homegrown radishes, two for 25 cents; Florida new potatoes, two pounds for 26 cents; green beans, 80 to 85 cents a pound; strictly fresh eggs, 50 cents a dozen; hens, 38 oents a pound; frys, 45 and 50 cents a pound; broilers, 60 cents a pound; butter, 68 to 60 cents a pound. Oak timbers In the roof of a London building are in as good condition today as they were when put in place five centuries ago, recent tests reveal.

0 TWO PAIRS O' A B Tomorrow one dollar will buy 'y \ two pairs of these WHITE TOP Pp| W KIDDIES’ SHOES And here are fire big bargains NS. in ladies’ shoes for Dollar Day French Heel Boots, sizes One-Strap Kid Slippers. SI.OO 1 to 6 SI.OO pelt Comfy Slippers... SI.OO Oxfords and Pumps, low and j Black Kid Boudoir Slippers, French heels, 3to 6..51.00 1 3to 8 SI.OO MW

February SALE 25% “> 50% OFF Tomorrow—Dollar Day. Many items in our enormous stock delivered to your home for SI.OO down, balance on easy terms. Buy now, at February Sale prices. tThis Reed BIRD CAGE Delivered to your R home for $1 I down 11 a Constructed of closely woven genuine round reed, these handsome bird cages may be had in several colors. Complete, as shown, at a real bargain In our February sale. S-Piece Dining Suite of Real Distinction, J 89.75 It’s designed in the popular Queen Anne period style, and Includes a handsome oblong table, five chairs and host's chair and a large size buffet with mirror. You’ll admire the beautiful walnut finish. Take advantage of this exceptionally low February sale price. TERMS TO SUIT.

Big Special for Wednesday * i i Artistic Plant Stand Value s 4^ Often a single distinctive piece will do wonders in transforming the appearance of an entire room. At the low price quoted you can get an artistic plant stand, as pictured, which will contribute wonderfully to the attractiveness of your home. NO PHONE OR C. O. D, ORDERS

Big Special for Wednesday General Utility Shovel 75c Value. Just 50 of these shovels on sale Wednesday. Size of scoop, JQ Inches. Our prlae.... *l2/C NO PHONE Oil C. O, D. ORDERS.

StarSto^ DOLLAR DAY! No Phone, C. 0. D. or Mail Orders on These Items

Worn. $1 Vests, 2 for * - Silk top vesis, Richelieu make, £ a flesh color, bodice top style, reg- B ular and extra sizes: SI.OO and JL 51.25 values, two for SI.OO. —First Floor. 35c Stockings, 4 Pairs Children's "Anti-Dam" stock tries A “m that are classed as irregulars, ~ B black or brown, sizes 6toll 14 ; A lor boys and girls. —First Floor. 50c Union Suits, 3 for Women’s sleeveless knee length, A g fine ribbed ootton union suits, B tight or loose knee. A —First Floor. Up up $4.50 Dolls at * (96 only) Imported bisque and A 7 kid body dolls. 18 to 22 laches B high: some have real hair, si's JL lashes, shoes and stockings: also (20) dressed dolls in the lot. —Basement, Middies, Etc., 2 for * Oh lot of soiled middles. <3 7 biovge and sweaters, broken B sizes tnd styles. A —fleeond Floor. Girlz ’ Bloomers, 2 for * Good grade black sateen bloom- (? a er* for children, sizes 4 to 14 B year*. —Second Floor. New Over blouses Only t Crisp, white and tan dimity fp *' overblouses, with plain or em- B broidery trimming: size* 30 to A 46. —Second Floor. One Lot of Middies at * - Cotton flannel middies, in red $ 3 and blue, with black or red B braid, sizes 12 to 22. JL —Second Floor. One Lot Oorselettes - - Women's and misses corseiettes. B of pink broche. with wide elas- B tic Inserts and four hose sup- JL porters, sizes 34 to 44. —Second Floor. Extra Size Nightgowns * Women's extra size outing flan- A g nel nightgowns, with pink or B blue stripes and embroidered yoke# —Second Floor. 18c Marquisette, 8 Yds. + - Curtain marquisette. 36 Inches X g wide, white and cream, sheer ~ B quality. finished with hem- JL stitched border. —Third Floor. Worn. $1 Slippers, 2 for # Women’s quilted satin house <p t slippo-s in many colors, with B soft buck soles. —First Floor.

$4, $5 Shoes & Oxfords f- - lace boots and ox- g lords. In brown and black, low g heels, broken Unas, but all sizes In the lot. —First Floor. 75c Ratine, 2 Yards for m New spring ratine suitings, £ g fancy weaves and bright shades M yard wide. •—First Floor. $1.26 Suiting Serge, Yd. * Fifty-Inch suiting serve; also g 40-inch French serge, dress g shades, plenty nary blue; yard. A 51.00. —First Floor. 260 Linen Towels, 6 for Made for the United States for- £ g eminent: splendid towel, half g linen, hemmed, size 17x36 ins. A —First Floor. Ladlassie Cloth, 4 Yds. The cloth of quality for wash \ g clothes; patterns for all ares “ m and all purposes; will stand JL wear and tear; width. 32 ins. —First Floor. Tur. Bath Towels, 5 for + Plain white bath towels, size 18 w 7 x3O Inches: a value that will g satisfy. —First Floor. JL Longcloth, 5 Yards for a A fine, firmly woven quality £ g longcloth. 36 inches wide, that M is a sound value at five yards A for SI.OO. —First Floor. $4 Dos, Napkins, 6 for + Fifty dozen of these fine linen £ g napkins, 18x18 and 20x20 ins.. g regular 54.00 value, six napkins for 51.00. —First Floor. 35c Ginghams, 4 Yards lirese pnrham* of beautiful X g quality. In many rood patterns ~ J and colors; 32 inches wide. Ji —First Floor. $1.50 Sweaters, 2 for Boys' sweaters, slipover style, in A g dark blue and maroon with “ J orange collars: also dark gray Jk sweaters, coat style, shawl collars. sizes 8 to 14.—Third Floor. Boys’ SI.OO Pants, 2 for * ag Fancy o asst mere pants for boys, £ g dark colors, sizes 8 to 16 years. g —Third Floor. $1.75 Cotton Blankets Gray, white and tan cotton S g blankets, with fancy borders. ~ g laen nap. double bed size; JL $1.76 value, strip, SI.OO —Basement. 17c Muslin, 10 Yards * Bleached and unbleached mus- £ g lln, 36 inch, extra quality, use- g ful lengths; 17c value, ten JL yards, SI.OO. —Basement. 19c Gingham, 8 Yards “Amoskeag' apron gingham. £ g blue and brown checks: sell g everywhere for 19c; tomorrow, 8 yards, SI.OO. —-Basement. To 25c Towels, 8 for * Cotton huck and Turkish bath £ g towels, odds and ends of up to g 25c values; some slightly im- JL pect. —Basement. 49c Ticking, 3 Yards + Amoskeag A. C. A. feather tick- £ g ing, warranted featherproof; 490 g value, three yards, SI.OO. JL —Basement. $1.48 Sheet Patterns a Bleached and unbleached sheet £ g patterns, size 81x90, tom and g ready to hem. —Basement. JL 20c Outing, 7 Yards Heavyweight white, dark and £ g light fancy outing flannel, pretty g patterns. —Basement. A 22c Ginghams, 7 Yards “Manvills" and "Utility” dress £ g ginghams, pretty stripes and g plain colors. —Bsicmcnt.

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To 39c Hose, 5 Pairs Women's mercerized lisle hose: a all sizes, seconds of 45c values. X f and children’s heavy or fine ~ B ribbed hose, size 7 to 10: up JL to 39c values (limit five pairs): at five pairs, SI.OO. —Basement. To $1.50 Dresses, 2 for Women s gingham house dresses, some slightly soiled and mussed. A B to 40: just 42 to sell of B these up to $1.50 dresses, while A they last, two for SI.OO —Basement, Royal Society Models Last season's finished models of A Royal Society package goods: a Am smali lot of ten pieces, worth B from $2.98 to $5.98 each, while JL they last, choice, SI.OO —First Floor. 59c Rub. Aprons, 3 for * Women's rubber aprons, made in A B pretty colors each with fancy B pockets and full size, well made. A —First Floor. $1.98 to $2.98 Switches * Hair switches fine quality nat- A 7 ural wary hair, three-stem style, B twenty-six Inches long, all shades A> except gray. —First Floor. 98c Dress Aprons, 2 for Women's dress aprons, made of V I fine quality percale, several B styles, mads full size only small —' lot to sell. —First Floor. $1.50 Alarm Clocks for § Guaranteed make alarm clocks, r B with extra loud alarm and fiveinch dial. —First Floor. Vacuum Bottles, 2 for Vacuum bottles. pint sizes A 7 guarant~ed to keep liquids hot B or cold twenty-four hours. A —First Floor. Art Glassware, 2 for Art glassware, in colors; also A 7 American cut glass, including B bowls, vases, cream and sugar tA sets, baskets and many other odd pieces. —First Floor. $2.98 Mesh Bags Only +-# Fine quality ring mesh bags, w g large size and all well made. B —First Floor. “ Up to $5.98 Wool Scarfs Closing out our entire stock of A g beautiful wool scarfs; all have B fringe ends; up to $5.98 values. JL while they laat, choice. SI,OO. —First Floor. $1.48 Scrim Curtains Ruffled and plain hemstitched 5 7 curtain. Sts yards long, made B from sheer quality materials and A W6ll made. —Third Floor. 27x54 Rag Rugs, Only 4 Rag Rugs, hit and miss patterns, *r 3 washable, dark colors. B —Third Floor. "

$1.48 Cocoa Door Mats ? Cocoa door mats, imported, £ g quality, size 18x28. J —Third Floor. * 89c Coveralls, 2 for Children's coverall suits, of £ g Stlfel striped blue denim, sizes g 3 to 8. —Third Floor. ™ 20c Men’s Socks, 8 prs. * “Durable Durham” quality seam- £ g less sox, medium weight, choice M of four colors. —First Floor. JL $1.48 Inlaid Linoleum * Inlaid linoleum, six feet wide. & g the colors go solid through to g the back: our $1.48 quality, JL square yard, SI.OO. —Third Floor. Window Shades Only Oil opaque window shades, size £ g 36x72, mounted on guaranteed r g rollers, finished with scallop and JL heavy bullion fringe. —Third Floor. $1.50 to $5 Sweaters * - Boys’ sweaters, sport or knit £ g styles, sizes 8 to 14, and men's m coat style sweaters with shawl JL collars, and a few all-wool brush wool -coats: size 30 to 46; choice. SI.OO. —Third Floor. Men’s $1.98 Pants for Men’s pants, of fancy cotton £ g worsted, sizes 32 to 42: ideal g pants for every day work. JL —Third Floor. Up to $3 Men’s Shirts f First and seconds of NOFADE £ g and other brand shirts for men. g various materials, neckband and JL collar attached styles; $1.50. $2.00 and $3 00 values. —First Floor. Men’s 50c Socks, 3 Prs. Men's heather sport sox; also £ g heavy weight gray and blue g mixed wool yarn sox. JL —First Floor. Boys’ $2 Union Suits * Gray wool mixed union suits £ jf tor boys, sizes 2 and 4, Riche- g lieu Slake, silver gray. JL —First Floor. Flannelette Pajamas at + Outing flannel pajamas, sizes £ g for boys 8 to 14: small lot M men s sizes. —First Floor. Work Shirts, 2 for Men's blue chambray work St shirts, full cut, well made. £ g sizes 14 Hto 17: while twenty g dozen last (limit two), two for JL SI.OO. —First Floor. Men’s 40c Sox, 5 Pairs Irregular, men's fine gauge tner- £ g cerized lisle sox of a famous g make: always sold for 40c, at - JL five pairs. SI,OO, —First Floor. 85c Union Suits, 2 for - Men s union suits, sleeveless £ g athletic style. with elastic ~ g waist band, large buttoned flap Ji seat well made, full-cut underwear that will cost 75c and 850 later on. —First Floor. $1.50 to $2.00 Gloves * Women's glace kid gloves, nov- £ g elty chamoisette gloves, elbow g length chamoisette: also wool JL skating gloves, broken lines, slzee 6% to 8; every pair perfect. s —First Floor. To $1.65 Hose, 2 Pairs - Women's thread silk fashioned £ g hose, assorted light colors, cor- ~ g dovan and Russian calf, some JL out sizes in the lot; irregulars. $1.36 to $1.65 values, two pairs. SI.OO. —First Floor. $1 Sport- Hose, 2 Pairs * Irregulars, women's SI.OO qual- £ g lty English ribbed sport hoae. g black only, all slzee: two pairs, —First Floor.