Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 120, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 September 1925 — Page 11

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BROWN EVENING CLOTHES FIXES AS FALL STYLE flaggy Pants to Remain for Sport Wear, Paris Decrees. B:l Vnitrd I’rcsx PARIS, Sept. IS.—The taste of men this autumn is decidedly dark brown. That is, sartorially speaking, of course. From head to foot the well-dressed man will be a symphony in brown. Never in the memory of the oldest inhabitant of that-smart triangle between the Rue de la Paix and Boulevards has there been such a decided movement toward a brighter color in njasculine wear. Men’s clothes in general are falling away from the hard and fast rules and aro approaching some expression in color and tone as well as comfort. Black for formal evening wear started to give way to dark blue last season, .but for this winter Paris tailors are encouraging- the smart man to wear an evening dress suit in dark brown. The principal men’s tailoring firm of Paris declares that already 200 evening dress suits have been ordered in cloth of that color. Mad About Brown Both Paris and Rondon seem to have gone made on brown coloring, and it is seen in all possible shades, from an almost cream color to tobacco tone. Fall top mats are of any material, so long as it is brown.

Polychrome v MIRRORS EHfKj} Just the needed touch of j Ifj Ifftl' beauty for your living room. I; g|j -Iqre!' bedroom or hall —and at such 'l|l j a price! 'lfj T!i| $2.95 m

' Wrought Iron Desk LAMPS ■ Just the lamp for a A spinet desk. Artistic, de- ¥ sign in wrought iron with georgotte ruffled shades. Complete $8.50

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Disputes Right of Way With Locomotive

This Philadelphia street car was overturned and almost cut in two when a Pennsylvania railroad freight engine struck it at a crossing. Five people were injured.

The smarest of the lot is form-fitting with a browV velvet collar just a few shades darker than the body material. It is extremely effective and very fashionable. One very clever combination seen on the Boulevards and also in Ron.don is a double-breasted form-fitting brown reefer coat in anew shade approaching beige, with brown flannel trousers. While this would seem to be essentially a beach costume, it is quite surprising to see how many of these combinations are worn in town. For the most parts coats are double-breasted, for it appears this form has returned to favor. Bag rants to Stay For evening wear the proper thing is a dinner jacket with a white

Genuine Imported TOKONABE VASES An exceptional purchase allows us to offer these beautiful, hand- Mgk | decorated, imported, Japanese ® Vases at a heretofore unheard of price. Five different styles to Jp aw! choose from. SATURDAY ONLY

double-breasted straight-out waistcoat and white tie. These combinations are seen in all the smart hotels and clubs, as well as the supper and dancing places. The “Oxford bags,’’ started' as .a prank, but they will will be with us this winter as a fixed feature of men’s fashions. It has been decreed by the Rondon tailors, and as no self-respecting Beau Brummel or Paris tailbr would dare defy their proclamations, that not only the giddy youth, but the austere business man shall wear large and voluminous trousers. Twentytwo Inches for the college boy and twenty inches for the ordinary citizen. An excellent oil for airplane engines is made from locusts.

Beautiful VENETIAN MIRRORS The newest creation in mirrors. Beautiful paneled glass design. Complete with go\l cord. $2.95 ,

Junior Floor LAMPS "| MW Here's an opportunity! You’ve j wanted a floor lamp at a reasonable price. To appreciate the . i | values offered you will have to fly" see Complete fl $12.95

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Suite A luxurious overstaffed suite like this one—inviting and attractive in appear- | ance. The upholstery is of French A -i M Jacquard velour, good-looking and lasting \ I #1 § j Cfi —in a two-tone effect as designated. *** H M Splendid workmanship. Loose cushions. |

Ornamental Mirrors $5.95 A ro’om achieves new beauty with a handsome mirror in it! These are truly lovely. The frames are in polychrome effect in various designs.

TIN CAN ORGAN USED IN CHINA Unique Creation Lures Soldiers to Chapel. B>) Time* Bnrrial TIENTSIN. China, Sept. 17. "Canned music’’ has taken on anew meaning in far-off China. Now the old mind-picture of phonograph, earnest missionary, and squatting circle of heathens once evoked by the term has been replaced by one in which the "heathens” wear khaki and brass buttons. The new picture is the work of a regular Army sergeant of the Quartermaster Corps, on duty with the American forces in China. From discarded tin cans he built a pipe organ. * In tailed, after elaborate camou-

4-Piece Beautiful Bedroom Suite

The group sketched here is made of genuine walnut veneers, in French tone finish, over gumwood, with a decorative burl of walnut. Four fine pieces; the vanity, wardrobe, boW-end bend and large dresser. A suite that will add luxury and refinement to any home. See it tomorrow.

flaging, in the chapel of the camp, : this unique creation is luring many | doughboys to the chaplain’s service. ! The soldiers have heard nothing like it since thev left the States, the ' chaplain says. The Atlantic coast line of the United States is 1773 nautical miles. Pacific coast line is 1,571 nautical miles. LETTER FROM A FARMER’S WIFE “Kor aver two years I suffered front pains In tn.v side and Itnek with headaches and weakness,” says Mrs. Will ter K. Anderson, a farmer's wife of Knngeley, Maine. "It seemed ns though I roil'd tiot get my work done from one day to the next, but Lydia K. IMiikhnm's Vegetable Compound has restored my health so that now I ran do all kinds of work, sewing, washing, Ironing and sweeping. I hope this letter will Infinenee other women to take Lydia E. I’lnkham’s Vegetable Compound." Volumes of stieh letters front women explain why Lydia K. Pinkham Medirlne Cos., of Lynn. Mass., is the greatest user of roots and herbs in the world. Advert Isement.

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Trade In Your Old Stove! It will be accepted as part payment on any model you may select. Choose from a great display that involves dozens of fine quality, well-known makes and get an efficient, high-grade stove at an unequaled bargain price! Then think what it means to “Make Your Own Terms.” Simply charge any stove you select. Pay for it in small amounts, as you use the stove, by the month, the week or semi-monthly. Get your stove tomorrow. $48.00 HEATERS $25.00 HEATERS $30.00 HEATERS ’ 15.00——1 555 COAL RAN6ES, $27.50

Magnificent Dining Outfit Such a creation as you see above, tlone in Huguenot walnut, possesses m <■ the dignity this room demands. The a j MIV large buffet, extension banquet table JJ) jg /p O .DU and six diners, one the host chair for 9 SJp ~1 "hubby,” are priced at II V

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Tudor Davenport Table $24.85 An important sale value at this price! Built of sturdy cabinet woods, in a walnut finish. The period design is both graceful and pleasing. ’