Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 255, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1925 — Page 7
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HEW PARTY MAY RISE TO SOLVE BOOZE ISSUE -
State Senator Sees This as Possibility in Near Future.
Pr— —i REDICTIONS that a third great political party looms on i___J the horizon to solve the prohibition question, even as the Republican party was evolved to take a decisive staiffl on slavery is made by State Senator Chester A; Perkins, South Bend. Senator Perks Is a Democrat, and one of the four members of {he Upper House who voted against ti e Wright bone dry bill which *hInforce the present Indiana dry iawiv "I am Impatient with elected iepresentatives who can not vote their convictions," he said. "If the Indiana Senate hrfd voted as it drank, the bill would have been overwhelmingly defeated!" "Now, get me right. I am a dry. I think the old saloon was a terrible evil, andVm glad it is gone. I do not drink intoxicating liquor, but the time has come for some serious thought on this question. Pendulum Swings Far "The rebellion against the old saloon was the act of an outraged society to rid itself of an incubus that had become too arrogant to be tolerable. The cry for relief, seized by the fanatic theorists and fanned to a hysteria, was construed as in acceptance of prohibition* and before the reaction of califi Judgment could Intervene, our country was committed to a legislative act placed in our Constitution. “We hear a great deal about law enforcement. As an abstract principle, the people arc for law enforcement. However, they wish the law be visited upon themselves individually as little as possible. “We have a population paying executives to enforce the laws, and the same population paying bootleggers to violate the laws. This Is an anomoly that does not make for permanent satisfaction and peace. Rese'.tment will lie against those who fail to do what they are paid for, and thus our executive cannot fail to be discredited. Even now they are equally traduced foi strict or lax attempts, at law enforce -nent.”
NO AUBIS NEEDED “Never explain," Hubbard said. •'Your friends do not need it and yonr enemies will not believe you anyhow.’ 5 Good, we say, but why not strive to avoid the > things that make explanations necessary? We don’t sell a used car until satisfied of its good condition—and that’s why we are no good at alibis. USED CAR STORE C. H. Wallerich Cos. Dodge Brothers Motor Cars IT6-2R TV. New York Ht. Lincoln 9981. Open * a- m. TUI 9:80 p. m., Dally and Sunday
Making It On High With A Used Car >* There is just as much power under the hood of a good used car as in a shiny new one. The difference is mostly in the price with maybe a little allowance on looks—but service, after all, is what we get from a car. JT you are considering buying a used car this spring, turn to Page 10 and read some of the wonderful bargains on used cars. There you will find a car that j>v, you will want to prices and terms !/ and buy your car r
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SENATOR C. A. PERKINS
“The so-called bone dry bill, recently passed by the Indiana General Assembly, complicates rather than ameliorates the condition. It is not a spontaneous expression of the wishes of the people, which all sumptuary legislation should be. “ ‘Go thou and sin no more’ will get much farther than ‘Thou shalt not" in Indiana. "Preceding the Civil War the two great parties, with brazen hypocrisy, persistently dodged the slavery question until a determined people, leaving them grovelling in their iniquity, created anew vehicle of expression, the Republican party, which wrote the destinies of the country, with slight exception, for fifty years. "I can see history repeating itself. “Both the old parties have studiously dodged the prohibition question. but if one of them does not hearken to the signs of the times and take up the cause of the people, and offer relief from restrictions to liberty that are being forged by misguided fanatics, we will see both the present parties unceremoniously shelved and witness the birth of a new party. The potentialities are here, and only wait responsible leadership."
HUNGRY BANDIT SOUGHT Armed Hold-Up Man Gets $l5O at (ire eery. Search was being made today for the lone bandit who obtained $l5O in a hold-up of Atlantic and Pacific grocery at 711 Massachusetts Ave. Thursday. William Nation, 1614 N. Alabama St., manager, and Albert Relden-
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bach, Severin Hotel, assistant superintendent, said the men came In, pointed a gun at them and said he “hadn't eaten for three days.” Man took SBO from the store and S7O from Reidenbaeh. No trace has been found of two armed men who forced Lee Foster, Y. M. C. A., into their automobile at Illinois and Seventeenth Sts., robbed him of $8 and $35 watch and then put him out in front of 205 E. Thirty-Third St.
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SCHOOL PLANS SUBJECT Board Calls Special Meeting to Discuss Buildings. Plans for the new colored high school and the west side high school will be discussed at a special school board meeting at 11 a. m. Saturday. The board has been considering the plans for more than a year. The polar regions cover one-twelfth of the globe.
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DOWNSTAIRS * AYRES GOOD MERCHANDISE AYRES SERVICE LOW PRICES*^ SATURDAY SALES! SATURDAY SALE OF Coats and Dresses “ jghT New Styles ijftok New Colors •
DRESSES Canton Crepes, Satin Cantons, Crepe de Chines, Georgettes, Laces, Wool Crepes, Flannels, Kashmier Blonde, Rose, Rust, Cranberry, Shutter Green, Olive Green, Black, Cocoa, Tan, Blue Sizes 16 to 52 1 /*
Saturday Sale of Women’s Pure Silk FullFashioned Stockings, Pair, $1 Service weight hose with mercerized lisle top, lisle soles and reinforced heels and toes; in this lot are sub-standards and second quality hose all of which are of very high quality; sizes BVi to 10 Vi; black and colors. , Women*s Mercerized r~] P* n Sport Stockings, /fpj 4, \ Pair, 39c Ribbed to the toe of fine fjpPla quality mercerized lisle; l I hemmed top, plain knit soles EF with reinforced heel and toe; you will be delighted with the appearance of the hose and tl.e exceptional low price. Irregulars; slzeß 8% to 10; black and colors. Women’s Rayon Hose, Exceptional Values at 39c Pair With hemmed rayon plaited top, seamed back with fashion marks and narrow spliced ankle; double heels and toes and double soles; sizes 8% to 10. Irregulars; black and colors. Childrens Mercerized English Ribbed Full Length Stockings, 35c the Pair Serviceable and dressy; have all the wearing qualities you want; knit from good quality mercerized lisle in English ribbed style; very elastic; also plain knit with reinforced heels and toes; sizes 6 to 9 Vi; black and'colors. Saturday Sale of Women’s Knitwear Union Suits, 50c Os soft finish cotton yarn; very elastic; with built up shoulders and tailored top with drawstring; tight knee and loose knee styles; sizes 36 to 50.
i Saturday Sale of Men’s J\jj ~ Muslin Pajama Suits, $1.35 well made, full sized suits, with frog lm I&MA. trimmings; fine serviceable materials; white, blue, tan and lavender; sizes a, VT?> llftOkw b ’ c and d ’ Flne * uaUty mußl,n - * Men’s Blue Chambray Work Shirts, 69c Each standard full size shirts with yoke Hi! if back; two button breast pockets; reguj lation collar attached; button cuffs; sizes 14% to 16%. i Men’s Cotton Hose, Jplat- 12V 2 C the Pair For work or every day; ribbed tops, serviceable; black, grey or cordovan; sizes 10 to 11%. Irregulars. Silk and Wool Socks, Pr., 50c Wilson Bros, brand; fancy mixture colors that are being worn for spring; flne needled hose; sizes 9% to 12, substandard and first quality.
Little Tots’ Spring Coats at a Specialized Price, $5.95 A group of new spring coats for the little tots that we are very proud to present at this low price. Outstanding values In tyle, workmanship, trim/yx!v\/\ mings and colors. We invite Yf „ y i your inspection of this line. Sml Poudre bleu, henna, tan, rosefT wood, leather, rust. Sizes 2 \ iff i v Other Coats for the Little \ i l I Tot upwards to $lO. /Uc ajoL l ; Spring Hats and Bonnets for Girls From — to 14 Years, $1.95 Taffetas, Crepe de Chine, Straw, S|lk and Braid; Flower, Ribbon and Velvet Trimmed; Poke Bonnets, Elastic Backs, Flares, Babyish Models — new styles. Just arrived. Other new styles at $2.95. Special Clearance Sale of m Misses’ Strap Slippers, $1.95 EfVoken lots—not all Bizes in any style, but all sizes in loi;; 11% to 2. ♦
COATS Bengolana Angora Polaire Suedes Rose Rust Tan Grey Sizes for Misses, Women and Stouts, 16 to 52 Vz
Saturday Sale of Women’s New All-Wool Sweaters, $2.95 -ljr "1 Your choice of slipon and coat style sweaters in new styles for spring and summer; this group includes the jargzV/JlLa Peter Pan style; prettily !'{ trimmed in contrasting colI ISrelSI >rs; lon K sleeves; tan, blue, 8 pink, green, brown. Sizes 36 .i \\ > uuPL Rayon Sweaters, Slipmmm on Style, $1.95 IreiSHapajH Short sleeves, prettily ' tr,mmed : spring shades; JKUm' lil ' ilMl vvo ° l sweaters ,n cricket and Peter Pan styles with long sleeves; all shades. Sizes 36 to 44. Gingham and Dimity Aprons, $1.59 Crisp, fresh apron frocks of small checked gingham and plan white dimity; well finished garments, with two pockets; ginghams in fast colors; splendid gifts, or prizes. 300 Brassieres for Women, 59c Medium and wide models; some rayort striped; lightly boned for support; elastic in front and side; back fastening models in four styles. Sizes 36 to 46 Women’s Rayon Bloomers, $1.95 Cut long and full; reinforced; elastic -top and double cuff; will give excellent service; length 29 inches; black, purple, brown, grey, henna and red. Women’s Rayon Step-Ins, $1.39 Cut full; well finished and reinforced at poln:s of wear; orchid, peach, flesh; sizes 36 to 44; fagot edged on bottom; elastic top. Women’s Rayon Chemise, $1.69 Cut full and very well finished; heavy quality; straps of self material; fagot edge on top and straps; orchid, flesh, peach, and white; sizes 36 to 44. •
Men’s Fine Mercerized Lisle Socks, 19c the Pair Elastic ribbed garter tops, fully reinforced; colors, black, brown, grey, navy, silk and cotton heather mixtures; sizes 10 to 11%. Irregulars. Boys’ Fancy Woven Madras \ and Woven Shirting Blouses, 79c Each Attached collar; soft cuffs; carefully tailored; full cut and finished to precision. Fast washable colors; sizes 8 to 16. Boys’ and Youths’ Worsted All-Wool Knickers, Pr., $1.95 Full Unfed; belt loops; deep pockets; fine assortment of medium and dark shades; sizes Bto 19 years. Double seat and double heavy serviceable wide wale corduroys; sizes 8 to 17 years, at 91.85.
Saturday Sale of 100 ySp|k New Spring Hats, $2.49 Just from New 2- York M anufa °hu*^* v ou are assured of the latest styles tn these new bonnets, flower, fruit and ribbon trimmed. Wide drooping brims, small ofT-the.face styles, top trims and bonnet shapes. Tangerine, Thjgtle, Rose, Henna, Copen, Almond, Oakwood Sand, Cranberry, Red, Brown, Black. Silk faille, hair braid, hair cloth, crepe, hem, straw.and visca straw cloth.
Twenty-Five New Spring Styles in Women’s Shoes $3.95 Five of the styles are illustrated graceful designs skilled workmanship, dependable materials. Backed by Ayres’ service.
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