Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 155, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 October 1925 — Page 5

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DE PAUW IS ALL SET FOR ANNUAL ‘OLD GOLD DAY’ Senator Watson to Be Chief Speaker—Football in Afternoon. Mu Time* Special GREENCASTLE, lnd., Oct. 29 Old Gold day, the annual homecoming for De Pituw University, will l>e bold Saturday. Hundreds of alumni of the school are expected to return. Sen.itor James. E. Watson, who graduated from De Pauw University in 1886, will speak at chapel exercises Saturday morning in Bowman Gymnasium. Following the chapel, the student body will march to the ■McKern Athletic Field, where the annual freshman-sophomore scrap will be held. The parade to the field will be in class groups, where the traditional class garb \VilI be displayed for the first time this year. The class scrap this year has been changed from the former pole rush | to anew four-event contest, includ- I ing an obstacle race, a tug of war, a sack rush, and a football rush. Immediately after the class scrap, the annual /junior-senior football game will be played. Football Game The De Pauw-Franklin football game will be held in the afternoon at Blackstock Athletic Field. As Franklin defeated De Pauw by a score of 20 to 0, last year, the Tigers are determined to avenge themselves in the clash Saturday. Other ceremonies of the day are the class exercises at the glad pole, at which time the freshmen will receive their green caps and the class presidents will address the rest of the students, and the interfraternity showdown at 8 p. m. Fraternities and sororities taking part are: KappjL Kappa Gamma, Delta Delta Delta. Alpha Omicron Pi, Delta 55eta, Phi 0 amma Delta, Sigma Chi, Alpha Tau Omega and Lambda Chi Alpha. The fraternity which presents the best stunt will receive a trophy awarded by the Student Council. Special Publication Special publications for the day will be the De Pauw Co-ed Extra, published by Theta Sigma Phi, woman’s journalistic fraternity, and the first issue of the Yellow Crab, humorous publication of Sigma Delta Chi. Helen Thackrey of Lyons, Ken., will act as editor of the Co-ed extra and Paul Cook of Bedford will edit the 'rab. FOR ANT COSTI ME Capes appear quite generally for summer use trimmed with soft fur and clipped ostrich. THE MASCULINE INFLUENCE Mannish mixtures, particularly in small checked effects are noticed in tailleurs.

FINAL CLEAN-UP Brand New and Trade In Phonographs 1 Columbia Console. New SQQ Period Design—Was S2OO 2 Victrola Consoles. New $"I OO 3 Premier Consoles. ,New s*^£s 1 Columbia Upright SQQ 1 Edison Phonograph syl Q Trade-In—Was $lB5 - 2 Premier Uprights *53 Demonstrators—Were $95 There are 25 more new phonographs at greatly reduced prices. Every one guaranteed. Buy tomorrow. 10 Records Given Away With Every Sale on a First Payment of $lO. Balance Arranged for Your Convenience. Wilson-Stewart Music Cos., Successors to 44 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA ST.

I Actress Aims at His Money £ %|i|, John VV. Hubbard Because John W. Hubbard, wealthy Pittsburgher, failed to change Anne Caldwell's name to Mrs. Hubbard, the actress is suing him for $500,000 heart balm.

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AUTOPSY MAY BE REQUIRED i State May Be Ordered to Exhume Girl’s Body. Rii f'nitrit Prcwt WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.—Indiana may be asked to hold an autopsy over the bodies of Mary DeVoe, 26, nurse and her premature baby. The bodies were buried at Kendallville, lnd.. Oct. 25, following the girl’s death in a private sapitarium in Bethseda, Md. Dr. Henry M. Dixon, 54, Washington, arrested in connection with the girl's death, was released Wednesday night under $5,000 bond. He denies he performed any operation, but says the girl came to him October 16 an diusked him to find her a private sanitarium where the baby could be born. The father of the baby, said to be a prominent Washington business man, lias not yet been officially named. SILK COATS IN EVIDENCE For day wear, silk coats either as part of an ensemble or separate garments are very much in evidence.

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DOWNSTAIRS AYRES COOP MERCHANDISE AYRES SERVICE LOW PRICES October TJTIjfTIIWf No Phone, Mail, C. O. D. or Layaways sdw /

ofApptfel Hundreds of Dresses —Special for $5 Here is a saving event of striking importance to women and misses of all Bizeg and ages. Beautiful frocks of the smartest and most becoming of new styles developed of silk, tweeds, cloth, jersey, canton crepes, jacquards, repps, homespuns and charmeuses. Charming straightline, ultra smart, circular skirts and flares and two-piece garments. A large assortment of colors. Their special price Is $5. Special Purchase of Striking Blanket Coats, $5 Here is just the coat for the college miss! They are the coat for sports, school or street wear. Tailored lines, bright Indian designs. They are youthful looking—and practical. Special! Suede Coats in the. Flare Style, sls Fur trimmed and flared. That is just - about all one hears about the new winter coats. These coats have mandel strip collars and boast the new flare. Fashioned in suede of high shades. Sizes 16 to 40. Out-of-the-ordinary values at sls. Special Lot of Blanket Coats at $3.95 These are coats that have been in stock for a few weeks an£ priced for clearance at this time. They’re fully lined and come in attractive patterns. Dresses in Odds and Ends, $3.95 Silks, cloths and balbriggans; broken size and color ranges: slightly mussed or soiled from handling. Remarkable values may be abtained in this group. One Special Lot of Silk and Satin Dresses at $6.98 New, attractively flared models; long sleeve styles; well tailored and smartly trimmed. Slzeß 16 to 42. Their special sale price, $6.98.

Domestics

EO.M. Clearance of SEWING MACHINES Portable Electric Machines, rn $32.50 to ...pO4*DU Singer and White Drophead machines (recondi- tf>oo rr tioned) I D Needles for all machines, the ofk dozen ZUC 3-ounce bottle in oil, each IUC —Downstairs Sewing Machine Dept. Downstairs.

36 Only Rayon Crinkled Spreads, $3.98 With scalloped edges, 81x105 inches: rayon and cotton mixed spreads at anew low price; just 36 available at this price; blue, rose, yellow and lavender.

Women Turtle Neck Sweaters af $1.95 The latest style sweater for misses and women; long sleeves; cuffs and bottom of sweater trimmed in white. Solid colors, including pencil blue, pansy, buff and green. Sizes 36 to 42, Flannelette Gowns, 89c Warm winter gowns, cut full and long; with yokes and long sleeves; pink or blue style; yoke is hemstitched trimmed; sizes 16 and 17. Sateen Bloomers, Pair, 89c Plain or striped high luster sateen; full cut and reinforced; single row of elastic at knee; sizes 27 and 29. All the rich fall colors—henna, green, navy, brown, black beauty, gray, light blue, pansy and lavender. Medium Width Girdles, $1 Made of rayon trimmed coutil; wide elastic inserts; four hose supporters; sizes 28 to 34. A comfortably fitting girdle. Table of M’slin Underwear, Pc., 69c GOWNS are cut full and long; round neck and short sleeves; good quality muslin, crepe or soft nainsook. White only; sizes 16 and 17BLOOMERS of crepe, -einforced; single or double cuffs; white, flesh, honeydew, ribbon trimmed cuffs; sizes 27 to 29. CHEMISES of shadow batiste; hemstitched bodice top; sizes 36 to 44. Flesh only.

Special Small Lots to Clear

25 Extra Large Gingham Petticoats 79< 20 Silk Pongee Blouses— Tuck-In style $1 35 Cotton Crepe Tunics— Regular sizes, dark colors 79^ 60 Satin Messaline Camisoles —Elastic bodice top; regular sizes; black, brown and navy 394?

Pajama Checks, Yard, 16c Pure white material, 36-Inch width, of standard construction. Percales and Ginghams, Yd., 14c 36-Inch light and dark percales, in short lengths: 32-tnch dress ginghams, In checks and plaids. Unbleached Seamless Sheets, Each, 69c 72x00, light weight, serviceable quality. Crocheted Bedspreads, Each, $1 68x78. hemmed spread, in all white; just the one design. Seamless Sheets, Each, $1 BYxOO /Size; three-inch top hem, full bleach. Soiled Linens Reduced Bedspreads, sheets, pillowcases, dresser scarfs, centerpiecij/, etc.; soiled and greatly reduced. Curtain Net Remnants, y 2 Marked Price Lengths up to yards; some of them up to 45-inch width.

50 New Style Polly Prim Aprons—Of plain and checked gingham; twopocket style; green, blue and rose 69£ Nainsook Princess Slips— Bodice top and fitted hips; colored stitching on top and front; white only; sizes 36 to 42 39<? Table of Rummage—Reduced prices. Sf to $1.95

Girls & Wants Sample Infants’ Sweaters, 69c White trimmed Is pink or blue; coat or tie style; some are embroidered: sacqiu, styles; all wool; slightly soiled. Silk Bonnets for Babies at 69c Slightly soiled; made of crepe do chine; ruffled, lace or tuck trimmed; white, pink or blue. Tots’ Wool Caps at 50c Helmet, bonnet or cap styles: White or colors; some are all wool, others are part wool. Tots’ Sweater Suits (Samples), $1.95 All white link and link style; heavy quality all wool; cap, leggins and sweaters; slightly soiled. Brush and Comb Sets, 50c Blue or -link trimmed: comb and brush sets with painted designs. Infants’ Wool Shirts, 50c Wrap around style; pin tab hands In back: finished with crocheted edging; sizes 1 to 6. Crib Size Muslin Sheets, 50c These have hemstitched hem; very good quality. Junior Coats at $1.95 and $2.95 Some with fur collars; made of polaire. 5 to sell at $1.95 and 4 to sell at $2.95. Sole of Hots 125 Felt Hats for Women, Each, $1.49 Just the hat for street, sport, school or general wear: they come in the best colors including; wood, tan, red, green, gray, purple, henna and blue. uese are reduced in price for E. O. M. 1,000 Winter Hats at $1.95 Beantiful I.yons Velvets, Panne, Silk and Velvet metallics; all or the popular styles and colors of the seasons. Rugs E. 0. M. Sale of Congoleum Seconds of the famous Gold Seal brand; odd patterns and sizes to close out. Come early, they won’t last long. Eighteen rugs, 6x9 JpJ.UO Eight rugs, AP 7V4x9 Six rugs /\r 9xloty

Sole of Shoes 1,200 Prs. Worn. Fancy Strap Slippers, Pr., $2.95 Black Patent, Rlack Satin. Black Velvet, Tan Calfskin. Many have turned soles. Sizes 3 to 8, .. Children’s High Shoes, Pr., $1.95 and $2.45 Patent and tan calfskin, in blncher style, with chrome tan soles; very flexible. Slzeß 5 to 8 at. $1.95. . Slzeß to 11 at $2.45. 300 Prs. Odd Lots of Women’s Low Shoes, $1 Not all sizes in the lot; wonderful values if you can get your sizes. Hosiery & IMeTWeatf

Women’s Silk and Rayon and Rayon Hose, Pr., 50c Odd lots of hose; mercerized lisle, hemmed tops, senmed back, fashion murks; double heel, sole and toe; Irregulars: sizes B*4 to 10 Assorted colors. Women’s Mercerized Sports Hose, Pr., 25c Fine quality mercerized lisle in English ribbed to toe style: hemmed top. plain knit sole and double heel and toe; exceptional values; sizes B*4 to 10; assorted colors. Irregulars. Odd Lots Children’s Hose, Pr., 17c; 3 Prs., 50c Unusual values In odd lots of. children's hose in flue ribbed and English ribbed style; not nil sizes; black and brown; irregulars. Women’s Heather Sports Hose, Pr., 50c Ribbed top; a wool mixed hose In heather shades; with ribbed top, and foot fully reinforced; sizes B*4 to 10; irregulars; black and brown. Women’s Lisle Hose, Pr., 17c; 3 Prs., 50c Fine mercerized lisle hose with hemmed top, seamed bat k and fully reinforeed foot; irregulars; sizes B*4 to 10; black, peach, nude and gray. Women’s Mercerized Sports Hose, Pr., 35c; 3 Prs., $1 Good weight hose of mercerized lisle In pineapple rib; hemmed top, plain knit sole with double heel and toe; irregulars; sizes B'4 to 10; assorted colors. Women’s Wool and Cotton Hose, Pr., 35c; 3 Prs., $1 HeiUher hose in drop stitch, style to the toe; fully reinforced; sizes 814 lo 10; irregulars; black and brown.

AYRES *™^ANNEX, mens I>OYS WEAK ' LOWER PmCED Bl'OS Boys & Men 39 Men’s Flannelette Pajama Suits, $1 Frog trimmed, nicely finished suits; full cut; sizes A, B and C. 500 Men’s Dress Shirts, Each, 89c; 3 for $2.50 Neatly pin-striped shirts, some of which are Irregular quality; majority are first quality; neckband styles and a few collar attached; good, washable shirting materials. Sizes 14 to 17. 1,200 Pairs Men’s Pure Thread Silk Hose, Pair, 10c Irregulars that were mended during process of making; black, brown and gray; sizes 9% to 11 V&300 Men s Muslin Pajama Suits, $1 Assorted colors, white, tan. bluo, hello; frog trimmed; full cut garments; sizes A, B. C and D--1,200 Prs. Men’s Mercerized Lisle Hose, Pr., 17c; 3 Prs., 50c Ribbed tops, fully reinforced black, brown, gray, navy; limited number of white-foot socks included in the assortment; sizes 9% to 11V4; irregulars. 500 Prs. Men’s Silk and Silk and Wool Hose, Pr., 25c Irregulars from a nationally known mill; assorted colors; assorted sizes, 9% to llVfe; limit, 8 pairs to a customer. 1,500 Men’s Bordered Kerchiefs, 12 for $1 Full size, finished edges; toft, tine cambric kerchiefs with pin-striped, woven borders. Limit, 2 dozen to a customer. 300 Boys’ Outing Flannel Nightshirts, 79c Lightly soiled from display; a comfortable, well-made garment; sizes up to 16 years. 2 for $1.50. 100 Boys’ School Blouses. 35c; 3 for $1 " Collar attached, soft cuffs; well-made garments; assorted sizes, neat patterns. Irregulars. 50 Boys’ Cricket Slipover Sweaters, Each, 50c Cotton ribbed, knit wrists, knit bottoms, V-neck style, powder blue with navy trim; sizes 28 to 34. 800 Prs. Men’s Dress Oxfords, $2.95 Neat dress lasts with Goodyear welt soles and rubber heels; this special lot of shoes Is selling much below the average wholesale cost.

Women’s Rayon Plaited Sports Hose, Pr., 50c Wonderful quality rayon plaited hose in pineapple and English ribbed to tho toe style; hemmed top and fully reinforced foot; sizes 814 to 10; Irregular*; colors. Women’s Rayon Vests, Each 50c Ribbon run, hemmed top; shoulder straps and in self material| assorted sizes; peach, nlle, orchid, maize and light blue. Irregulars. Women’s Rayon Chemises, $1 Serviceable garments', with ribbon run hemmed top; mercerized lingerie strap; medium size*: peach, white, flesh, nile, orchid and maize. Children’s Pants and Shirts, Each 50c Heavy cotton ribbed fleeced garments; ecru color; high neck, long sleeves; ankle length pant* with muslin waistband; button on side; sizes 4 to 10 years. Women’s Knit Skirts, 39c T,ight weight cotton knit, skirts, snug fitting; elastic top; drawstring at waist; gray with rose stripe border. Children’s Sleeping Garments, 75c Selected soft cotton one-piece style suits with high neck, long sleeves and ankle length; drop seat; with feet. Women’s Union Suits, 79c Medium heavy weight cotton ribbed garments; slightly fleeced, low neck style with no sleeves; knee length; slightly soiled; sizes 38 to 44. Children’s Knit Body Waists, 13c; 2 for 25c Idght weight cotton knit suits; very elastic; low neck, no sleeves and buttons at waist; sizes 2 to 12 yeais.

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