Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 33, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1925 — Page 5
THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1925
W.C.T.U. WOMAN SENTENCED, ILL Given 180 Days on Liquor Charge. Bv Timet Special VALPARAISO, Ind., June 18.— Journey of Mrs. Catherine Cassler of Hebron, Ind., prominent W. C. T. U. worker, to the Indiana "Woman’s Prison at Indianapolis, was halted today by her serious illness caused when Judge Hershman of Crown Point sentenced her to 180 days on a licuor charge. She pleaded guilty to ownership of liquor. "When first arrested, police said she told them she was a Federal officer and had seized the liquor in a raid. Funds had been raised by the W. C. T. U. for her defense.
LABOR SURPLUS BEING ABSORBED Coal Industry Undergoes Un- _ usually Bad Slump. By C A, Ran da u Timet Staff Corretpondent WASHINGTON, D. C., June 17. Usually bad times in the bituminous coal industry have brought about a considerable surplus of labor in Indiana the Department of Labor reported today in its monthly summary of employment conditions. “A small surplus of common labor continues to exist throughout Indiana,” the report states, “but this surplus is steadily being absorbed.” One of the outstanding employment problems is the unemployment existing among miners in the mining regions. "Although there was some curtailment in May in iron and steel, this industry is still operating on good production figures and full employment is reported. “Building tradesmen, and highly skilled automobile mechanics are in demand and the auto industry in particular enjoying boom times,” this summer. The Department reported a labor surplus in Indianapolis owing to the fact that a glove facory, furniture factory and foundry are on part time. SEARCH FOR KIDNAPER Two S;. Louis Boys, 7 and 12, Are Sought. Bu United Prets CHICAGO, June 18.—Detectives today watched all highways into the city from the south following receipt of a telegram from St. Louis police that a colored chauffeur, Edward Russell, is on his way here with two white boys of St. Louis, presumably kidnaped. The message stated the boys are named “Blair,” one 7 years old and the other 12. DROWNING AT GOLDSMITH Two Boys Lose Lives Fishing in Gravel Pit. Bn Times Special KOKOMO, Ind., June 18.—Dale Osborne, 15, and Frank McFarlane, 14, of Goldsmith drowned late Wednesday when they fell into a gravel pit where they were fishing. The bodies were recovered. REWRITE HEIRS TO HAVE MEETING New York Attorney to Describe Efforts to Repossess Land. Indianapolis heirs of Robert W. Edwards will meet at the Lincoln Saturday noon to hear George E. Fleming,, New York attorney, tell of his efforts to repossess 174 acres of land in the heart of Manhattan, New York City. Fleming will address a
tZ7u MJmA ~ Where W *'** *7 and Others Fail 29-37 North Illinois Young Women Many Smart New Styles 'ome This dainty one-strap model is appropriate/m / r called the “Winsome.” As illustrated it fn\\ / is made of fine patent leather -with flexible soles and graceful Cuban heels—patent jBHL * covered. A typically summer style with ” cut-outs around the top. Smart indeed when s ß= worn with the hght colored hose. Many Rink’s Offers Complete Shoe Service With a splendid array of footwear for all Splendid fitting service together with classes of buyers. RINK prices are not size ranges and widths so complete as to so low as to endanger the quality nor so enable RINK shoemen to fit nearly all high as to be extravagant. feet properly and appropriately. Rink's—Street Floor
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Meetings Here Thursday
United Order of Americans Meeting. Denison. Gyro Club-Direction. Truncheon. Severin. Indiana Whist Association. Dinner. Severin. Indianapolis Association of Credit Men. Dinner, Lincoln. University of Wisconsin. Luncheon. Lincoln. American Legion, Indianapolis Post. Luncheon. Soloman's Restaurant.
similar meeting at Shelbyville Saturday afternoon. According to the Heirs, Edwards
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American Business Club. Luncheon. Lincoln. Electric League. Luncheon. Lincoln. Indianapolis Chapter, Association of Engineers. Luncheon. Board of Trade. Lumberman's Club. Luncheon. Severin. Sigma Chi. Luncheon. C. of C. Traffic Clubk. Luncheon. Severin.
was given the land by King George 111 in 1767, and leased It out. The leases expired years ago.
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A Special Economy Sale of 1,500 New Summer Dresses A Great Special Purchase Specially Priced at Only Sizes Plenty of rk 7 16 to StOUt \ 7 \ ip Sizes /] ir l Here’s an opportunity to supply yourself with cool, 1 j Wffi AiV * u yet serv i cea hle summer dresses at a price which means fei ;©; * / 1 m a kig saving to you. And the styles are right, too— V 1 //PS iH J mostly in the charming and up-to-the-minute straight- tj 0 ■ l 1 / < I There are dresses for street, dresses for sports wear, dresses for • ■ A A / \ V home wear, dresses for afternoon and dresses for vacations. I ©: j A \ \ All are made of materials for hot weather, in hot weather styles, /J ’ : \\ , l/L I \ * n 3 k*® assortment of good summer colors. / j \ Ij , J |||i|(jjA \ Pick Yours From These 111 1 rw l^ okSd \ 150 Rayon Dresses in scout 164 Fru-Fru Dresses. 1 J sizes. 102 Silk and Cotton Crepe J \ B 0 Rayon Dresses in stout sizes. Dresses. t ** ||W / dan'll ill frfv'|Jlv \ 2-Piece Pongee Dresses 100 Silk Prints, including bor- jVi j \ 25 2-piece Raypac Dresses der prints. vKScSflil , / f Wlt/I a 250 Dresses of Rayon Shirting. 50 Striped Tub Silk Dresses. IHi I 1 i* WjC iiiV-rlhinSrT 235 Silk Crepe de Chine 100 Stout Size Voile Dresses. \ I & Hill MM w Dresses. 60 Pongee Dresses. \ / \ /r JvfxA tl* ® 122 Silk Crepe de Chine 72 Duplan Silk Dresses. / \ i 9 l / Effll 1 il (M Dresses. *SO Lace Dresses. /' \ I! iA 7 W I HVfMWX\ These dresses are in stripes, checks, plaids, prints and gorgeous If \ If. \ // / JSm \\ plain colors. And at this price every woman who sees them will r \ //;
Regular Friday Saving Values
Friday Saving Values in Women’s Mercerised Lisle Stockings, 15c Pair Dependable hose knit of full mercerized lisle with seamed back, reinforced heel, sole and toe; practical for everyday wear; irregulars in sizes 8% to 10; black only.
Friday Saving Specials Knit Rayon Underthings Rayon Step-ins Closely woven; with elastic at waist, daintily lace trimmed; an unusual value at SI.OO. Rayon and Cotton Vests— Are dainty and cool; have hemmetl top, mercerized lingerie strap; comfortable and priced very low at 69c. Rayon Princess Slips —Of a fine quality with pleated fancy flounce, full cut; in assorted colors; irregulars. Rayon Vests —Are piquot trimmed; cool and comfortable; in several pretty colors. Special 'at 79c. Princess May Bloomers— Os a fine quality rayon; fully reinforced; irregulars but line values at $1.39.
Special for Friday Women’s Union Suits At 50c Each A fine comb cotton knit union suit of a very superior quality; in a soft summer weight with bodice top and mercerized tape and drawstring; has lace trimmed edge, cuff knee style; in sizes 38 to 44.
AYRES'"!!^ANNEX > MEN’S & BOY’S WEAR/ RUGS & DRAPERIES Friday Saving Sale of Men's and Boys’ Shoes $3.95 and $4.95 Men’s shoes at a remarkable saving, are these. Made of kid and calfskin in black, brown and .tan. A neat dress last for young men and more conservative models for older men; goodyear Men’s tennis oxfords in white and brown with | crepe rubber soles; slightly soiled; special at \ Men’s brown ventilated oxfords with flexible leather extension soles; remarkable values at Vwir ' Boys’ crepe sole tan oxfords in a neat dress last; sizes 11 to at $2.95 ; sizes 1 to 2, 50 Odd Pairs Men’s Shoes and Oxfords at $1 Pair
Friday Saving Sale of Men’s Summer-Weight Pajamas, $1.35 Fine quality summer weight pajama suits that, are cool and comfortable. Well-made garments with frog fasteners; in colors of blue, heliotrope and tan; in sizes A to D (36 to 46.) Men’s Fine Lislß Hose, 19c Pair Fine mercerized lisle socks with elastic ribbed tops, fully reinforced; in black and several good colors; sizes JU/o to 11 l/o; slightly irregular. Boys’ Summer-Weight Pajamas, SI.OO Boys’ soft, cool, light-weight pajamas; frog-trimmed and comfortable, full cut; in sizes 8 to 16 and n colors of white, tan, lavender and blue.
Friday Savings in the Rug Department Rag Rugs at 39c Each Rag rugs in the popular hit-and-miss style; suitable for bedrooms, bath, or porch use. In size 24x36 inches; limit of three to the customer. Curtain Remnants, At y 2 Price Curtain remnants in usable lengths of all sorts for curtains and draperies; extraordinary values. Ruffled Curtains At 59c Pair Pretty and cool looking are these ruffled curtains, in pure white only; 2 1-6 yards long, complete with tiebacks. T
Friday Saving Special of Gingham and Percale Aprons at 89c 800 of them at this extraordinary price—Just received; in ten different styles and in plenty of cool, light colors; full cut. neatly finished apron frocks for morning wear in check, plaids and fancy prints. Styles are slip-over, front and side opening, and colors of red, green, black, white, light blue, pink, brown and orchid. In regular and extra sizes. 200 vftile dresses in pretty new styles, lace trimmed, In fast colors; sizes 36 to 44; for Friday only, SI.BB. Friday Saving Sale of Little Tots’ Play Suits, 69c Kiddies love these play suits made of blue denim with blue stripes and trimmed in red; In sizes 2 to 8 years. Kiddies’ Bathing Suits, $1 All-wool bathing suits in one-piece style with button on shoulder; In red and brown; sizes 24 to 28.
Friday Saving Sale of Summer Hats $1.95 Airy summer hats taken from regular stock and reduced for Friday; wide drooping brims in hairbraid, crepe, de chine, satin and taffeta; in odors of black, wood, sand, almond. Copenhagen, red. Also whites and many combinations of the pastel tints; flower and embroidery trimmed.
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