Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 243, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 February 1924 — Page 3

FRIDAY, FEB.-22, 1924

C. OP C. MEMBERS URGED TO ATTEND CAR FARE HEARING Secretary Reynolds Points Out an Increase May Be Only Temporary, Members of the Chamber of Commerce have been urged by John B. Kcynolds, executive secretary, to attend the public hearing on street car rates before the city council Monday night. Reynolds In a letter to the members naid: “It Is absolutely essential that business and professional interests be represented at this meeting in an adequate manner and by individuals ready and willing to express their opinions. There is little doubt that opponents of any increase in fares will be present in full force and that their opposition will be vigorously expressed. “The condition of the local Street Railway Company Is deplorable. Its effect on business and industry in general Is direct and unfavorable. Benjamin Perk, the expert accountant investigating the finances of the company for Indianapolis, states that in his opinion almost $300,000 additional annual income is necessary for the company to function properly and to make necessary replacements and extensions possible. Perk makes the intelligent suggestion that such increases as may be granted shall be for an indeterminate period, the increase therefore to be of a temporary nature subject to reduction by the council when the company is in a position to get along with a lower rate of fare.” SMOKE SCREEN ROLLS ON Statehou.se Boilers Remain at Mercy of Legislature’s Action. Statehouse chimneys will have to continue to belch clouds of smoke since the last session of the General Assembly would not appropriate money for new equipment for the building. Governor McCray has rereived a letter from the smoke abatement committee of the Chamber of Commerce asking that the State cooperate with the city in enforcing the smoke ordinance. No funds are available for overhauling the heating system. SULPHUR CLEARS ROUGH, REG SI Face, Neck and Arms Easily Made Smooth, Says Specialist. Any breaking out of the skin, even fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly overcome by applying a little MenthoSulphur. declares a noted skin specialist. Because of its germ destroying properties, this sulphur preparation begins at once to soothe irritated skin and heal eruptions such as rash, pimples and ring worm. It seldom fails to remove the torment and disfigurement, and you do not have to wait for relief from embarrassment. Improvement quickly shows. Sufferers from skin trouble should obtain a small jar of Rowles Mentho-Suiphur from any good druggist and use it tike cold cream.—Advertisement.

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Shoe Offer Extraordinary! Ladles’ $5 to $7.50 value oxfords, patent ± \f pumps, lattice pumps, straps, suedes andW II 11 colonials; in low, Bpanish, walking or mil- F. itary heels. Special . mm%\J%J CHILDREN’S LOW SHOES MEN’S $5 TO $7 SHOES Shoes of merit for school and dreßS In highland low styles;’ tansTWacks. wear; all leathers. jmt All stylos,, inSizes babies’ 4 I 4 L eluding hlufchers It 4 L to misses’ 2 tDA s ; and brogues tPtlslv

tRADICAL REDUCTIONS Mark the Final Days of Our Great “Semi-Annual Sales” 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste .29c \ 50c. Durham Duplex Blades..3sc |sl Pkg. Gillette Blades. 59c $1 Princess Pat Face Powder. 79c | 75c Princess Pat Cream. 67c Woodbury’s Soap, 3 for 50c

TOGJ FORTOTJ" Specially Priced for BABY WEEK Hand-Made Dresses $3 Infants’ Cashmere Coats Long or Short Dresses Lace and embroidery on : Short, with collar and cape Si J Lace and embroidery trimmed, at OOC embroidered .$!•/ I trimmed,' at *l^xo Vests . and w ° ol 69c 1 Girls’ JERSEY BLOOMERS I| ■ I ette kimonos ..39c Infants’ Rubber s £ Bto 10 special IUC . 6 ®° Infanta’ FlannelPants IDC atte Gertrudes # JjC Girls’ CHILDREN’S DRESSES Undergarments ROMPERS and CREEPERS Including, Princess Slips of 'tb&\ Ginghams, - Made In a variety Nainsook, Gowns and com- A-“IA Peggy Cloth, of colors and combinations. Many trimmed F Crepe, m blnatlons. Trimmed with embroidery. Sizes 2to 8. Y Sateen, M with embroidery, Slightly soiled Ay, \j\ > Chambray, M smocking, applique, \ // J Popllna. Ip etc. % r 5 "# Dresses in sizes 2 to 8 years. Creepers In 6 months to ! / / | 3 years. Rompers In slsee 1 to S.

Up to $7.50 Value | SILK SHIRTS WUk Some slightly soiled in handling; all made of the finest silks. fl r SUPER ■filWlljfl OECn.NE 95 WIMIW JERSEY SILK w TUB SILK baby a M nHfifial BROADCLOTHS $1 Knit Ties 69c 9?]

NEW SPRING S SWEATERS Direct from New York; In sll the new novelty weaves and patterns; stunning side ties; slip-overs, Jscquette styles, aid# button and button fronts. Specially prioad for tomorrow's selling at—sX— — $ 2— — $ 5

NOT E From all indications, coats or materials will be much higher next year . Reductions on coats in this great sale are extremely drastic, and to those who anticipate the purchase of anew coat next year we advise the purchase of that coed now . We will gladly place in our cold storage, without additional charge, any coat bought tomorrow, and we will hold any garment for a small first payment. High Lustre Cloths —Keramis and Broadtails —Hundreds of Stunning Styles hm fllf^ IIMF 4 S2OO, $l5O and SIOO I SSO and $35 >high-grade $25 fur-trimmed velour CVTT D A CITU ATQ Hifjlf \ -;t\ marvelous coats. Diatino Bolivia coats. Trimmed coats. Fur collar and £j JL v/ aa JH i W*. • V'\ R tive and stunning modeliu with fur collars and cuffs. cuffs. Specially priced Sizes 43 to 59. High grade, youthful, <?>**** if Sr 7 |urL , ‘,^549.7511 " S &ZM 14ZM25 (?jjf A f Girls* WINTER COATS .. - 4 [TOMORROW—A GREAT SALE OF I and Self-Trimmed $0.95 11 iy^ SAMPLE SPRING jp? AND^S^DINE E S B STOUTS .fill WOMEN’S SPRING' 1 ct f du > Sport FUmmU, The DRESSES ///HPltt I COATS and CAPES: hj CUiDT cppnip CIIPPC Crepe Satin,, Canton flh B will Immediately Invito MiMA A ■ Vail f'J I * nA * tanaJn * JpJ WiilAll 1 Ul JUII U Crepes, Georgettes, fir H tlon. Hundreds of dainty spring Yjr mw Ik id I £4*o 00 $25 00 - ' the desired high V ll] II j\ j -^ -—. * and Tailored Models B Cantons, Combinations I W ahadeß> Slllk or cloth model. II II I A T M I GIRLS’ NEW SPRING P ° ailorcq moqela M ■ W for any spring occasion end Im- l| I 1 BCO 4TS and C A’P E S A most complete selection to ff Our policy of showing the new J _ mediate wear. Dresses of every Bn, El \ I Slilißsi^' 4*' B & . .■ ~ ! . choose from In both dark, /„a B styles first and at lower prices description for misses and l| j jay: | 5 v/wui ' ifj )f rj sl3 73 $9 75 $6 95 Bght and novelty patterns— (RbBH is carried out in this sale. BIHKfmiHH women in a complete showing. jBl |

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4 SPECIALS ¥|3 T FOR THE UmLiJ GIRLS’ PLAID BKIRTB—In a large variety of patterns; a plaited styles sl,oj GIRLB |2 VALUE BERGE SKIRTS— Plaited In a variety of Flit patterns. Special GINGHAM DIMITY BLOUSES DREBBEB new spaing stylos, trimmed with emChecks* m | broidery col- <♦ f plaids, etc...... #1 Lara and cuffs.. 1

Visit Our New Enlarged BEAUTY JPARLOR PRICES Maresl ...SO< Shampoo and Manoel ..fl I Shampoo SO< m @§jF Franch Curl Ro<* Ficlal 75<* Manloure 500 Arch so? —Balcony.

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N SPRING SUITS Values Up to $40.00 ifSr Jjy t/LL* ,ecial jlflflf Men’s and Young Men’s 2-Pants O • -and Gaberdine M i7C Suits topcoats s 14^1 )0 Men’s and $2 Men’s Union Made g Men’s Pants Overalls and Jackets srges and cashmeres; beM Heavy weight blue denim; extra id cuff AP* sizes 10 per cent /ft 4 f|A sizes \7 Qk extra. Specially pricedlt 1 9 (1 tDjL,UD ! for Saturday l •LdU /Os TWO-PANTS P| Ifnpo , ,*?■ [S New Spring MJIiO MfhW Lil all-wool new spring patterns, in checks, fancy mixtures and pencil k | Spring SU ITS f •9 5 DUT BOYS’ ALL. $1.50 BOYS’ CORDUROY ANTS — Sizes 14 to AND WOOL KNICKERS— mm e assortment of Many lined pants in this lot. j m ■ rns eKgw An Sizes 7to a a Jg

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