Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 176, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 November 1925 — Page 3

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AH, FUR COATS HAVE REAL COMPENSATION

Your Neighbor Can’t Tell How Much They Cost, Say Experts. How can a woman judge the value of her neighbor’s new fur coat? “There’s no ww-r,'’ declared one expert furrier. “Oh, yes—one. Let her keep her <sye on that fur coat. Time will tell. A good fur coat will hold its own; an inferior one —well, what’s uglier than a worn, imita* tion fur?” Aside from the time test, only years of experience in the handling of furs would enable a woman to size up her neighbor’s resplendent new fur garment and remark (to another neighbor): “Sealskin —her coat? Huh! Dyed rabbit!” , Snippy Fur Furriers declare they gain a sort of intuitive sense in fur knowledge Perhaps the fact that, as someone says, furs have personality, may account for this. Haven’t you ever owned a fur piece that you simply despised and kept on wearing just because you had ‘to get your money 8 worth of wear out of it?’ Very likely, the animal that grew that fur was a snippy thing that wouldn't speak to "B’rer Rabbit” and switched her elegant fur tail whenever she passed her fellow raccoons. If milady insists upon passing judgment upon her neighbor's fur coat, there are a few points that she may stow away in her memory, flood furs are thicker, fuller haired, softer, than cheap ones- That’s about all the knowledge that discussion with furriers will “get over” to the average person; it takes years to know furs. “In the old country I worked four years at 50 cents a week, just to get foundation knowledge,” remarked William Marks, furrier at

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A coat of hor ova (Russian pony) (rimmed with eat lynx.

Selig's. Furriers judge skins by the feel, weight, color, sheen. Tricks of Trade The confident declaration that two muskrat skins lying on the counter were a perfect match brought a laugh from one furrier. He held ihe skins level with the eye. “Guard hairs” on one were twice as long as on the other, and the furrier saw half _a dozen other differences. There’s a lot of clever imitations of Dame Nature's handiwork. A striking leopard skin coat may have the spots painted on (it’s a trade secret, so you can’t take lessons in furpainting) or a perfectly stunning taupe fox may be sporting numberless, long badger hairs, stuck on with glue. But milady or her neighbor need take no chances on these imitations. Ts she goes to a reliable merchant, he'll frankly tell her that the mink coat to which she aspired may be Chinese weasel or dyed rabbit. Better Business Bureaus expect the information to be given; merchants are glad to comply. No Skin Game “The fur business used to be a ‘skin game' indeed,” remarked Max Dessau, manager at Selig's. “But now no business is more affected by the ‘truth in advertising' movement, than the legitimate fur trade of today.” The most expensive fur coat on record, was that of Mrs. William Corey (nee Mabel Gilman) wife of the steel magnate. This coat was sable and cost $75,000. A number of Indianapolis women have fur coats, which while mere trifles beside Mrs. Corey’s famous wrap, would yet purchase a small house and lot, with a place for the flivyer. But the women who buy such coats, must depend upon the knowledge and reliability of her furrier. She can’t trust her own eyes. "Furs are harder to judge than diamonds,” one furrier remarked. So whej) you see your neighbor in anew fur coat, it may be a genuine seal —and it may not be. COUNCIL WILL CONVENE Special Meeting to Appropriate Funds Will Be Monday Night. Special city council meeting to adopt an ordinance appropriating $3,000 for the street cleaning department will be held Monday night, President Ben H. Thompson announced. Removal of leaves from the streets and other operations of the department are being held up through lack of funds, John F. Walker, street cleaning superintendent, said today.

Thanksgiving Calls for a brightening up of one’s appearance. Anew SUIT or OVERCOAT is appreciated by one’s friends as well as by one’s self. QUALITY Counts. It always has and it always will, especially In men’s clothes —the cheaply made will not fill the bill and is expensive in the long run. The Bennett-Swain store has always been identified in the selling of the better kind of clothes. Small overhead expense, unrestricted facilities for buying enables us to sell the better made clothes at the minimum prices. COMB IN AND LET US SHOW YOU.

SHIRTS New patterns. Attached or separate collars. Standard makes — $1.45, $2, $3

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TWO BANDITS SENTENCED Justice Meted Out Two Days After lioggstown Robbery. Hu Times Special SHELBYVILLE, Ind., Nov. 24. Arthur WyrWk, 32. and Brazier Harrison, 22, were to be,taken to prison toflay to start ten to twenty-five-year terms just three days after they robbed the Boggstown State Bank of SIBO. Both pleaded guilty to auto banditry Monday and were sentenced immediately. ADDITION IS OPENED Watson Park District in North Part of C.ity to Be Developed. Op'ening of the Watson Park district, formerly known as the Hasselman Farm, in the north part of the

DR. W. B. CALDWELL AT THE AGE OF 03

To Dr. W. B. Caldwell, of Monticello. 111., a practicing physician for forty-seven years. It seemed cruel that so many constipated men. women, children and particularly • old folks, had to he kept constantly “stirred up" and half sick by taking cathartic pills, tablets, salts, calomel and nasty oils. While he knew that constipation was the cause of nearly all headaches, billiousness, indigestion and stomach misery, he did not believe that a sickening “purge’’ or “physic” every day or two was necessary. In Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin he discovered a laxative which regulates the bowels. A single dose will establish natural, healthy bowel movement for weeks at a time even for those chronically constipated. Dr.

This Region oP Delightful Winters? GULFCOAST “‘Jlfie American Riviera” COME, you Winter-Weary! What do you think snow and slush and soot and coal troubles are for, except to remind vou that there is a paradise just a few hundred miles south? Come to this land beloved by the early French and Spanish explorers—the Gulf Coast. Here, in “winter’’, trim, graceful yachts slice sun-flaked waves, in a sea that is a deep blue’ mirror of the sky. Here are moonlight nights and living panoramas of tree-framed, moon-lit sea, more beautiful than any dream. Motor inn and Outdoor Sports wry day. Amonrfthem is the Pan-Ameri-Motoring urn* u .. ± . , can—ona of* the most superbly, equipped Here splendid motor roads wind through trains in service. All-steel, all-Pullman, groves of pine and moss-huhg oak, by the maidjand valet service, shower baths, observery edge of the eea. Here are golf, fishing vstion and club cars, radio, in sea and bayou, and game galore. The L. &N. is the only line covering the Wherever you live, it is a short trip by the entire length of the Gulf Coast from New L. &N. to this land of beauty and romance. Orleans to Pensacola. Slatform, while you glide gracefully mto uTwimn* r P A ie realm of sunshine and outdoor sport. T CARPENTER,’ C. P. A. Take The Onicklv Reached 3io Merchants Bank Bldg. Pan-American *L win-.* Train. Phone Riley 1041 _ , _ ... , • a •** * ram* Indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati" LouirriHeaßd J ’ H ' P. A.

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city was announced today by the Fletcher Savings and Trust Company, trustees. The sixty-five-acre tract Includes approximately seven city blocks lying north of Fairfield Ave., east of Central Ave. and south of Maple Rd. Blvd. The Burns Realty Company is to cooperate In the development of the addition. This company has begun construction of one house in the tract. TYPOTHET.VE BANQUET “Printers’ Credit and Collection" was the subject prseented by Arthur Moon of Chicago, to members of the Indianapolis Typothetae at a banquet Monday night at t*e Lincoln. An nouncement was made that classes in estimating and acocunting will start in two weeks. A. J. Wolgernuth, local president, presided.

Your Laxative! Does It Regulate for Weeks?

Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin not only causes a gentle, easy bowel move ment but, best of dll, It is often months before another dose is rieoeßsary. Besides, it is absolutely harmless, and so pleasant that even a cross, feverish, bilious, sick child gladly takes it. Buy a large 60-cent bottle at any store that sells medicine and Just see for yourself. Dr. Caldwell's SYRUP PEPSIN

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GETTING HIS REVENGE J,ad Paces in Front of Shop Waving Brilliant Hticd Tie. In front of a S. Illinois St. shop Monday amused passersby observed a unique form of revenge being carried into effect. Evidently the young colored lad who paced In front of the store felt that advantage had taken of his shopping ignorance. In his hand, he held a crumbled, bright-colored tie. Occasionally, be

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waved the startling bit of silk above his head and his rich, melodious voice, In negro-spiritual style floated forth. “Look at this tie, this bum, red tie, glory, glory, glory. “I bought it here, and I'm money shy, surely, surely surely,” 10-Day Florida Tour—slso $l5O pays all expenses exeept dining ear meals—sleep In tropical beach cottage, fine meals, hotel service—hr.thc in Flor. Ida snrf, play golf, catch tarpon. Past all-Pullman trains leave December 1 and 15. Free folder and details from Hollywood-by the Sea Touring Department. 1012 Merchants Bank Bldg., Ind tana polls, Ind.—Advertisement.

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Any Coat in the Basement

Your Unrestricted Choice for Wednesday! Os any coat in our Thrift Basement. Choose from those marked $29.00, $35.00 and $39.00. Coats made for service, for smartness, for dress and all-occasion wearl Fur trimmings include Raccoon, Mandel, Moufflon, Coney Thibetine, Manchurian Wolf (Chinese dog) and Opossum, in border effects and panels, as well as collars and cuffs.

SHEEP TO BE SENT Purdue Will Ship Animals to Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Times Special LAFAYETTE, Ind., Nov. 24.—The Purdue College of Agriculture will ship sheep to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago, Nov. 28 to Dec. 5, which will be slaughtered and their carcasses displayed as a part of the meat shop which will be maintained at the show under auspices of the National Livestock and Meet Board. Seven other State stations and the

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Every New Style Feature Is Here! Wrap-around models with fur borders, side flare coats, semi-flared coats, Tuxedo collars, fur shawl collars, coats with huge collars and cuffs of fur, button and braid-trimmed coats. There are Pinpoints, Bolivias, Velba Bloom and Suede. Colors are Oracklehead, Wine, Cuckoo, Queenbird, Black and other smart fall shades. —Fttl. Thrift UaiM.mnt %

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