Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 141, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1925 — Page 5

TUESDAY, OCT. 13,1925

CUTER PARTS \ W CITY WAIT ALARM BOXES Survey of Fire Signal Situ- > ation Being Made, Mr. Fixit Learns. Do You Know? The city and county will i build a bridge across the canal * at Meridian St.? Let Mr. Fixit help you present sugCfestions to city officials. He Is The Times representative at the city hall. .Write him at The Times. \ The scarcity of fire alarm boxes ih t he outlying districts is worrying Fire Chief John J. O’Brien and numerous correspondents of Mr. Fixit. DEAR MR. FIXIT: Between Holmes Ave. and Tibbs Ave. and from Michigan St. to the north city limits I understand there are no tire alarms. How eoon can they place pome boxes out here? A TAXPAYER. , A survey is now in progress of this situation. Your letter will be referred to O’Brien and the i board of safety at their next meeting. !' DEAR MR. FIXIT: The sidewalks on Southeastern Ave. from State t4-ve. east are so low that water ■stands clear across them when it rjains. It is impossible to walk there and there Is much traffic, so that it ik very dangerous to walk in the street. Please come out and see this condition the next time it rains. JANE GRAYSON. Harry Stevens of the depart- ! merit of improved streets will or--1 her an investigation. DEAR MR. FIXIT—Tho teleijalione pole at Holmes Ave. and ! Speed way Rd. has been moved, for which we thank you very much. At jtjie same place the holes In the enhance to Holmes Ave. are almost |Mab deep. CITIZEN. Tlie place you mention is partly . .outside the city limits, Frank Reid. ’ inspector of the street commissioner’s department, told Mr. Fixit | ‘ Permanent improvements to ; streets must be financed by the property owners themselves. Reid will investigate the condition described In the following ' letter: DEAR MR. FIXIT—The alley between Wolcott and Randolph Sts., Just south of Southeastern Ave., Is in very bad condition. This summer the flies and odor there wete very bad and I have seen cars get stuck in the mud there. JANE GRAYSON. DEAR MR. FIXIT—In regard to

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James Coble and John Clark were next door neighbors, both in their twenties and married to charming girls from the same i graduating class in high school, But there the resemblance ended. James and Inez were very popular, socially, while John and his wife Flossie never seemed to go anywhere. “There go Jim and Inez again, John, and Inez has on another new dress,” called Flossie one evening after supper. John dropped his newspaper and moved over to the window to watch the well-dressed couple go down the street. “How do they dd it?” he asked. “Jim isn’t drawing any

more salary than I am and I am sure that a better little manager than you doesn't exist. Yet she seems to have ‘new clothes for every occasion and Tim, himself, is always dressed in the height of fashion!” ‘‘lt’s a mystery to me,” he continued as he picked up his paper again, r“but in any case, we won’t make '<ourselves miserable over it, will we, 'dear?” “No, John,” rerplied Flossie, “but some times it does ihurt! I have had to decline so many invitations because I felt that I did not have the proper clothes, while Inez

Stakes in everything. “That reminds me,” said *John, “the Eureka Club is having its annual Fall dance down at the Casino in a few weeks. Let’s go this time!” “I would surely love to go!” r exclaimed Flossie. But In the minds of each was the question *of where to get the money for the little dance frock for Flossie and the new suit for John. However, nothing further was said that night. But they went to bed with the one thought in their f minds. “How can we manage to “go to that dance?”

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Boy, 11, Victim of Auto, Buried

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Funeral services for Richard Bird, 11, of 2525 Broadway, son of Mrs. .Florence and Warren M. Bird, were hold Monday at 2:30 p. m. at the Episcopal Church of the Advent, Thirty-Third and Meridian Sts. Burial in Crown Hill cemetery. Bird was knocked from his bicycle at Twenty-Fifth St. near Broadway, by an automobile driven by William Gill, 38, of 1158 Eugene St. Gill was slated on a charge of Involuntary manslaughter by Corner Paul F. Robinson, who made an investigation of the accident following the boy’s death at the St. Vincent’s Hospital Saturday. The boy attended School 45 and was a member of the Boy Scouts. Parents and a sistei', Jane Bird, survive. N. Traub*Ave., will say that it needs grading and oiling north of Washington St. Thanking you for your past favors. TAXPAYER. There’s no oil, Mr. Fixit was informed by Reid, but the street will be graded within the next two weeks. IF THEY- COULD STOP AND REST Do you know that your kidneys have worked without ceasing from the hour of your birth? They filter and remove from the blood stream waste matter which If permitted to remain and re-enter the system, may catise serious diseases. If overworked you can help them by taking FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys, which gently flush the kidneys and increase the elimination of waste matter from your system. Try them today. Sold by all good drug stores. —Advertisement.

The next day was Saturday, and coming home from work. John said, “Flossie, we just must go to that dance! Lets shop around for a dress and a suit! So after supper they took the bus downtown. Then began the long hunt from store to store to find a dress and a suit at a price they could afford to pay. All the lovely things they saw only made them more discouraged and disheartened, for they knew they could not pay the high prices asked for the garments which they wanted, and they would not be satisfied with cheap, shoddy clothes. Finally as they turned home, disappointed and disheartened, they saw their neighbors,

So arm in arm, they entered the store. It did not take them but a "few minutes to find just the dress that Flossie wanted and to select from the large stock anew suit for John. The friendly manager allowed John to pay down what he felt he could afford and arrange convenient weekly terms of payment. Needless to Bay, John and Flossie had a wonderful time at the dance. And no longer do they sit at home, watch Jim and Inez walk down the street wondering how they do it! They have solved the mystery !

Richard Bird

.1 i m and In e z, come out of a store and walk, down the street ahead of them. As by common consent, John and Flossie stopped and lotflred at the store. It was an Askin & Marine store. The windows were filled with beautiful garments, • and down iu one corner of the window they saw a sign, “Open a Charge Account Your Credit Is Good.” John and Flossie looked at one another and John exclaimed. “So that’s how Jim does it!” But Flossie, more practical, answered, “ W h y don’t we do the same?”

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Fancy Rayon Girdles shgl Medium width, wide sO M side elastic gores and 4 T H hose supporters. Sizes N 24 to 32. _ dßfc Girdle Brassieres at Os a quality unusual G* W, at this price. Fancy ray- toon stripes. Full length ki models. Sizes 32 to 44. a J^ | 300 Pairs Womens Low Shoes, Pr.,sl Not all sizes in the lot; a wonderful value if you can be fitted. Women’s Brassieres, 2 for Wash satins and fancy rayon striped, medium '|H width, snug fitting modclosing. Sizes 32 Sateen Bloomers, 2 Pairs Well finished. double . IV? elastic culT and come ,n T fall shades of black, pansv, rose, flesh. Nile, light M blue and tangerine. Sizes MU--27 and 29. New Rayon Scarfs In delightful combine- (t> E?. tions of high shades. These are long and p? double thickness. Crepe de Chine, Yard fir 36 and 40 inches xB wide ; about ten good tI shades available at gs this price. Women’s Sport Hose, 3 Pairs In Medium weight: knir/hßj of good quality mercer-wKa ized lisle: pineapple rib- H bed: hemmed top, plain gv; heel and toe; sizes 9,9% and 10. irregulars; French tan, brown, buck and a i redale. Women’s Knit dßk Union Suits, 4 for I Soft, fine, cotton knitHk §S union suits: built-up <l/ R shoulders, festooning at ‘ I neck and armholes, with taped drawstring. Tight knee styles. Sizes 36-44. HMk Women’s Knit -r4% Vests, 3 for Extra large sizes in a \ E&j superior quality combed vj'Hw copfon knit vests; builtup shoulders, finely tailored, bodice top. Sizes - HU 40 to 50. Imported Lunch Cloths 45x45 Size. Just 51 otTKH these cloths, in woven de- T B signs of many colors combined. Something dis- H ferent. dKmm Jamestown % Woolens, Yard a, H 38 Inches wide; hairline \ H stripes over black, navy t|/ M and brown grounds. This ■ Is the old Jamestown suiting which contains .iLI about 65% wool.

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downy wave. Coats of splendid tailoring. All are fully lined. Large assortment of colors. Sizes for misses, women and stouts. Excellent values.

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Heavy Percale, 7 Yards m Light and darkj) fl| stripes and figures; i I slight seconds of much higher-priced percales. Crib Size Muslin Sheets, 2 for "flg Crib size, w e 1 IJ)E mad e, hemstitched 'i| hem muslin sheets. -JmL. Baby Pillow Slips, 4 for To match sheets regular pillowcase; H hemstitched hem. Baby Pillows, 2 for dtj Filled with / ‘ ‘ Ka- d'r|j pok,” blue or pink sateen covered. Baby Caps, 2 for Made of poplin orfhHj crepe de chine; frills, u)l| lace or ribbon trimmed; white. safete; Tots’ Khaki Suits, Each Just 20 of these middy C? I and knickers; w e 11 YB made, two-piece style; size 7 only, -J&kPantie Dresses, A| 2 for Rompers, creepers, Cr S made of gingham, chain-tDII bray, lineno and pon- Cl gette; embroidered or LJ appllqued; sizes 2 to 5. Tots’ Play Suits, Each Made of khaki or VI chambray; \ rimmed red; long legs: sizes 2 raj to 6 years. ■ftta Women’s Outsize Hose, 2 Pairs TmS Full outsize hose; mer-(r ffit' cerlzed lislo hemmed .X K3 tops; silk and ravon leg :V Pa high spliced ankle, double wT heel, sole and toe; irregulars; assorted sizes and JhL colors WKSZvm % Women’s Knit Pants, 3 for Fine combed cotton, SaH knitted waiothand; i loose and tight knee Js styles. Women’s Union Suits, 3 for Fine cotton knit suite: aHR built-up shoulders. lacetl/H trimmed at neck and arm- 1 fjl holes, closed crotch, bod- PS ice top. tight knee. Sizes 36 to 44. MMI Crochet Bedspreads 68x78; Size; all white? first quality. Two to a H customer. Avery good wash spread. hHbb

Winter Coats For Street, Sports, School Wear 10 Striking plaids, stripes and plain colors in sturdy tweeds, polaires and

Tots’ Brush and Comb Sets, 2 for Two or three-piece sets —brush, comb anlrf>|j| rattle; flower designs. jSb| Crib Size Blankets H Crib size double blankets, pink or blue and tan striped. Each — Gertrudes for Infants, 4 for Made of muslin; em-tbll broidered; long Ger- ' H trudes andpprice ss fu Blips to fit up to 6 years. e&Jaai Pantie Waists, 4 for Skeleton style on reg- rf* ||| ular pantie waist; place tj) for supporters; sizes 2 to 12 years. Dollar Sale of Hats $i Silk and Velvets, Felt and Leather Mats Sports and ready-to-wear hats for all age women In all the shapes and colors of the season. A special purzhase direct from New York. Women’s Burson Hose, 4 Pairs Regular and nut-sizes serviceable stockings of WB| mercerized lisle, hemmed ■ top, knit to fit without a ; ; seam; sizes B’i to 10; black only. Seconds. Women’s Rayon and Wool Mixed m Hose, 2 Pairs (bH High grade rayon wool mixed hose in panel wraj ribbed to toe style: lisle hemmed top; double heel, .i- v sole and toe; Irregulars: sizes to Black only. 45x36 Pillowcases, Sf° r Full blea ch. good, every day pillowcase. -.Hm White Outing, 10 Yards lO-Yard limit to a cub-\ gal tomer. 25 inches wide, t m Remnant length up to 7 yards each. Princess Slips of Sateen Sf Bodice top and fitted qUI hips; neatly finished; YB black, pansy, Copenhagen F blue, tan. white and navy. Sizes 36 to 44. Pajama Checks, 7 Yards And a mighty good (r I quality, too. Several G 0 garments can be made • a out of a? 1 bolt. All white. JKLm Bath Mats, Each A good, soft Turkish gjl bath mat, certainly V U worth a dollar to step t M on from the tub. Sev- j eral colors.

COTTON LINGERIE 2 Pc. Bloomers ud Step-Inn of crepe and mualln; cnt full; white and flesh. Sizes 23, 27 and 29. Nainsook Chemise# in flesh or white; plain or embroidered. Sizes 30 to 44. VL H I’lain or Figured Nightgowns in flesh or white; sizes 16 and 17; Yh cut full and long. White Princess Slips; lace-trimmed top and straps; sizes 30 to 44.

Dresses Reduced to

Dresses that were taken from stock and reduced in price because they were soiled and mussed from handling. Plenty of colors and styles from which to .choose. Jacquards, prints, balbriggans and Jerseys.

%-Length Socks for Boys and Girls, 5 Pairs Mercerized English and'vH filueapple ribbed styles, l /RH urn-back cuff; clean-up fiL price and unusual values. I Sizes 6 to o‘/4 ; Irregulars; cl black and brown only. Women’s Full Fashioned Silk Hose, Pair (t*H These have clocks; pureTSH thread silk; full ioned hose; service weight and chiffon weight; mer cerizod lisle hemmed top, J&A spliced ankle. double heel, sole and toe; substaudards of exceptional value; sizes BVz to 10; assorted colors. Silk, Silk and Rayon and Rayon Hose for Women, 2 Pairs oP| Splendid values In odd ’ H lots; mercerized lisle -Jp) hemmed tops, seamed back, fashion marks; ■■Biß double heel, sole and toe; irregulars; sizes BVi to 10; assortment of colors. Women’s Silk and Rayon Hose, 2 Prs.A^ Substandard qnallt.v in silk and rayon hose; mer-vl/BB cerized lisle hemmed tops. wt seamed back, fashion marks; nsrrow spliced Eta, ankle and fully reinforced ***’“ foot; sizes to 10; assorted colors. Women’s Lisle Hose, 6 Pairs Tb| Fine mercerized lisle S, hose with hemmed top, tRH seamed back and fully re- fa inforcod foot: irregulars; W i sizes Bto 10; black and colors. Women’s Heavy Cotton Hose, 6 Prs.*nß Heavy weight knit. in\l panel ribbed too style; li/ Efl pluin knit sole with dou- • R tile heel and toe; sizes 9Vi •:* to 10; Irregulars; brown MS heather. aaRRM Children’s Shirts and Pants, 3 for Fleeced separate gar- fl* |M meets in a medium heavvlkH cotton ribbotl. high neckwM and long sleeves, ankle length pants with muslin raj waistband. Sizes 2to 10 ML years. First quality. * Plaid Sheet _ Blankets fW 64x76; first qual-S)g ity (limit 2to a cus- K tomer). Tapestry Squares 20x20 Inches; (TI licavw quality which tf)* makes fine pillow Higher Priced Nightgowns A| of Heavy Outing Flannel Cfi Well made, cut full long, round or V neck, 1 K long or short sleeves. feu PLAIN WHITE or with ft pink or blue stripes. Sizes 15, 16 and 17, Pure Linen Huck Toweling, 2 Yards AM A greatly underpriced \ H article, but we only bare T K a very small quantity. TPs wide, too. Some are M 20 inches wide.

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Men’s Outing Flannel Nightshirts, $1 Full sleeve and body lengths; assorted patterns; sizes 10 to 2U. Men’s Silk and Wool Hose, 4 Pairs, $1 Second quality super-service hose, product of ,a well known mill; black only; sizes uy& to 12. Men’s Fine Cotton Hose, 10 Pairs, $1 Fine cotton ribbed; black, brown, gray, navy J sizes 10 to 11%; Irregulars. Men’s Cashmere and Silk and Wool Hose, 2 Pairs, $1 Assorted silk ad wool with shaped hemmed garter tops: substandard quality of "Real 811 k” hose; cashmere with elastic ribbed tops In well known makes. Assorted sizes and colors ; 9% to 12. 0 Men’s Handkerchiefs With Woven Borders, 12 for $1 Tan, blue and lavender pin stripe borders; full size; finished edges. Pure Linen Kerchiefs, 6 for $1 Plain white, full size, finished edges. Boys* Corduroy Romper Suits, $1 Well made suits, nicely finished : belted, button front to waist; drop seat; sizes li to 6.

Women’s New Costume Slips /tTD Os seco; shadowproof slips with hemstitched i I bodice top; self-material j~ji straps: white, flesh and orchid. Sizes 36 to 42. oßßni 100 Dark Costume Slips Reduced In price. t])B Plain sateen in navy mostly. Slzcb 36 to 44. Towels, 5 for $1 Itatli Towels TI liand Towels (r p They are the size you Jar want—lßx36—and in pret- IB ty colored Jtripes and bor- K aers. You will buy at - ’ least a dozen when you see them. m Wide Drapery Fabrics, Yd.,. $1 54. 44, 40 and Sfl lnohes. a HI Woven Danuisks, Rayon U* H Damasks. Kuyon * he " ,]i| nillee, Madras. Plain sj/H Rayons, Choice -olorln,gs. Paiirlcg made to sell for H two, three and four times the price. Ruffled Curtains, and Many of Tu Them, Pair, Jig >ll white curtains wlttikp* a check and dot design H and a plain marquisette H with colored dots woven in. “Dormitory” Seamless Sheets rtl 81x99; full bleach. YonyDH have had this sheet from T K here before. It’s a good , sheet. raHki

Winter Dresses Smartly Styled Frocks for Winter *5 Frocks for college, sports or business wear; flannels and jerseys in the

popular straightline one ?nd two-piece effects. Good assortment of colors and styles. Sizes 16 to 44.

Fancy Rayon Knit Ties, 3 for $1 Four-ln-hands for men; new colorings and patterns, Men's Fine Mercerized Lisle Hose, 6 Pairs, $1 Elastic, ribbed gnrter tops, fully reinforced; black, brown, gray, navy ; sizes 9% to 11% ! Irregulars, Men’s Pure Silk Hose, 10 Pairs, $1 Reinforced heels, toe* and Soles; black, brown, gray. Mended. Keeond quality; sizes 0% to 11%; ten pairs to > customer. Men’s Dress Hose, 2 Pairs, $1 Plain Jacquard check hose In lilk and rayon or silk and mercerized llale mixed; elastic garter tops, reinforced heels, toes and soles; uusunlly flue assortment of pntterna; sizes 10 to 11%; Irregulars. Boys’ Union Suits, Each, $1 Medium weight suits for fall; long sleeves, full length; ecru color. Sizes 4to 16. Boys’ School Pants, Pair, $1 Corduroy or wool mixed; well made, cut full; sizes 8 to 17,

Check Dimity, 3 Yards c. || Fine permanent ibh; for baby dresses, H bloußee, waists, etc. A ’a real good quality. Pattern Tablecloths 58x58 Size; square whiteU/H mercerized permanent fin- T H ish cloths, witli round 19 woven datnusk floral designs. . araßrai

Dollar Day Plus Value Women’s Low Shoes *1.95 In fancy strap effects and oxfords; black mede, black kid, black and brown calfskin. All sizes in the lot from 3 to 8.