Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 191, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 December 1925 — Page 5

FRIDAY, DEC. 11,1925

$50, 000 WORTH OF CATS ENTER PERSIAN SHOW 250 Pedigreed Felines Loaf in Regal Comfort on Pillows. Bu Unltei Prssa CHICAGO, Dec. 11.—Fifty thousand dollars worth of plump, feline "mischief purred an overture today for the Chicago Persian society’s annual three-day cat show which started at the Coliseum in conjunction with the Great Midwest poultry show. Os the 280 pedigreed Toms and Tabbies that loafed in regal comfoit on thick, soft pillows, none is worth less than SIOO. Two of the royal entries are “Princess Minnie Moo” a Tortoise Shell Persian owned by Mrs. Jammes L. Murphy, Chicago, and “King Salmar” a Cream-Persian, the property of Mrs. Elizabeth L. Roland, Chicago. Each is valued at SI,OOO. After prizes have been awarded coveteous cat fanciers are expected to bid as high as $2,500 for some of the winners. A neighbor of the blue ribbon pets of Chicago society folk was “Chinese Tom," an Oriental Persian from Shanghai, owned and entered by Benjamin Hooks, a Pullman porter, who was presented with the animal by an appreciate passenger on a transcontinental train. In a separate corner of the colisium annex where the show cats are exhibited is a-group of wire cages reserved for alley cats. The nondescript pussies gracing this section were salvaged from the streets or alleys of the big city. Some were entered by boys and girls who had to raid savings banks for the low entry fee. The cats are competing for the “Maude of the Eastland Cup.”

Bargain Basement) :> 1( Every Day A Sale Day j

One of the Greatest Purchases We Have Ever Made Just Arrived for Saturday’s Selling 600 FUR-TRIMMED

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“Prize Values” That Were Made to Sell From $lB to $35 Wonderful > Stunning Fur Trimmings of Amazing Qualities , .. S,*. .... ■ ■ r ... Put Saturday down on your calendar as a red-lette-r day. Put Saturday down as a coat opportunity that is without duplication. For only a fortunate combination of circumstances could bring these marvelous values to you at such an insignificant price. By all means, if you are thinking of anew coat, come in • early Saturday. —Rink’s Bargain Basement. I

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to: Sherinan R. Watkins, 924 Charles St., Ford, from Capitol Ave. and McCarty St. Otto Schoellkopf, 3673 N. Delaware St., Ford, 463,946, from Pennsylvania and Ohio Sts. Milton Newhouse, 2206 Bellefontine St., Ford, from Delaware and Ohio Sts. BACK HOME AGAIN Automobiles reported found by police belong to: Jarrett H. Miller, Are station No. 13, Oldsmobile, found by owner near station. Edna Taylor, Ford, at 446 E. Market St. MACCABEES ELECT Samuel W. Beville was elected commander of Capitol city Tent, No. 8, Maccabees. Thursday night. Other officers chosen: A. C. Reid, lieutenant commander; A. 11. Newberg, chaplain: David Bland, sentinel; E. L. Greiner, sergeant-at-arms; J. T. Patterson, first master of the guard; B. B Engle, second master; V. L. Collins, sergegnt; C. J. Franklin, bishop; O. A. White, record keeper, and W. W. Drake, financial keeper.

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GAMBLING CURB IS AIM OF BILL _____ ,| i” Purnell to Act Against Slot Machines. Tim is Waahinuton Bureau ISS2 Sew York Avenue. WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.—Fred S Purnell, Attitca, Ind., will introduce a bill prohibiting interstate ship ments of slot gambling machines, or their parts, he said today. The bill was introduced last year and reported favorably by the Ju diciary Committtee, but did not reach a vote. “I am particularly concerned be cause these machines teach chil dren to gamble,” said Purnell. "Per sons of more mature years can de clde for themselves, but I don’t want my boys or other people’s boys taught gambling before they know what it is all about.” ANNOUNCERS ORGANIZE The Radio Announcers of America is anew organization has its headquarters in Providence, R. I. S. L. Rothafel, known as “Roxy,” is the president. This organization seeks to bring about better co-opera-tion among the various broadcasters.

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f Downstairs at Avres Jjjjjk A Popular Price Gift Store % M jorihe Whole Family

Special Values in Floor Lamps |' carved metal j bases in gold W and silver flnX l®h, 97.05. $ All-wood , £4 bases, gold and polychrome pi finish, botti yj Junior and K bridge styles 86.50. Beautiful Shades for _=l j|_ both styles—--82.95. 84.95

Toy Dept. Basement Annex Overland Wheel Toys at Low Prices Overland Play Car* $2.95, $2.45, $1.95 Nothing so delights a child learning to walk than something he can work and steer himself Overland Coaster Wagon*, $4.95 Sturdily constructed; silent, sturdy and swift. Overland Junior Wagon, $2.45-$3.95 Not so large as the regular size but strong enough for a child to ride in. Overland Scooters $1.25 and $2.45 Sets low. easily balanced; footboard is natural finish with red stripes. m Horseshoe Sets Two goals and three rubber horseshoes An ideal indoor game 4 3 C m' Nora Target Sets Gnn, target. 1Q _ Set ol ® El Tots’ Baking Sets An 8-plecc baking set that resembles aluminum. Or, Set OVC

Gift Slippers for the Family Men’s Romeo Slippers Brown k id, stitched down Smila style, with exit pla tension flexible tifif v soles, rubber lia heels. Fully lined. Sizes 8 V to 11. Pair, 92.29. Children’s Booties ~ Red and bine booties Mt‘ -.4""'' u tJ. in cunning fit '•xf-j/L- styles, welt ti&v. soles, padBgS&’.ffkfefci. ded heels. fancy cuffs., Sizes 5 to 8 nt 65C Sizes 8% to 11 at ...75<* Sizes 11% to 2 at . ...85C

Silver Plated Salt and Pepper Shakers, Set, $1 Beantlful sets of silverplsted ware in hhmmered effect, in a dainty gift box, ready for wrapping.

L The Bin * I Miniature ilfed Railway System Track, stat 1 o n, engine, tender and cch ~ $1 “Structo” Steam Shovel A well constructed mechanical toy that operates like the big ones; pafnted in bright colors; fun by the hour. #] Each #1 CoUrtd Each, $2.98 Two-piece bolster crinkled* set in blue, rose and gold. 81x90 set of heavy pllase spread ; in rose only. 81x108 unbleached spread with rose and gold stripes. Dresser Scarfs, Each, 49c 11) Muslin center with wide lace trim (2) Ecru scarfg with colored embroidery. (S) All-over lace scarfs in beautiful designs. Woolywarm Blankets $3.98 A beautiful blanket bf wool and cotton mixed; beautiful big plaid designs. , Fine Plaid Blankets, Pr., $2.95 60x80 double blankets; heavy fleecy napped; beautifully designed in even and broken plaids in all wanted colors. Linen Table Damask, Yd., SI.OO 64-Inch; part bleach; heavy floral designs and dot patterns. Japanese Lunch Cloths, Each, SI.OO 60x60 and 70x70; light and dark prints in the usual Japanese designs.

Men’s All-Wool Sweater Coats

$4.95 ' An all virgin wool sports coat for office, golf and general wear; plain and two-tone effects; sizes 36 to 44. In Ift boxes. Substandards of Real Silk Hose for Men, Pair, 50c Pare thread ellk hose with lisle reinforced neel, toe. top and sole; all colors; all sizes, 0% to 12. In a gift box of three pairs. Box, $1.50.

Men’s Handkerchief. Large Teat.* ftnfea free sjrsasr ssss?bS srSwffiSS hems. Three for 50<*. 11l mo* straight knee -35*; three for 80S. pants ’ ® 3 ' 9s ' Rayon Four-In-Hand Ties— All-Wool Eagle Knit Capa for Brushed Wool Heart. Boys —Ear and neck protector Each, 91. —Annex. type- assorted colors, SI.OO.

Women’s Felt Juliets Plush and ribbon trim- /fa med; leather soles and colors; sizes 91.25. 8 ‘ CZ* Women’s Felt House Slippers With soft elk soles, pa Ided heels, two- fcr/ M tone effects, t ribbon trimmed, pompom on top; t sizes 3 to I In wanted colors. BOf. Men’s House Slippers Extra fine ik quality, made m of brown kid JL with quilted 'Oyji enshion insoles, rubber \ heels. Ever- 'V \ ett or opera \ style. Sizes 8 to 11. 92.45.

Polychrome Book Ends, 79c and $1.29 the Set Artistic, Indeed, and something that will enhance the beauty of the livingroom. Charming design.

Silk Lingerie—The Exquisite Gift

*3.49 These dainty garments of fllmv loveliness are to be spurned by no member of the feminine sex. They are simply irfesistible and priced extremely low in Ayres' Downstairs. Silk chemise, elaborately lace trimmed; satin ribbon straps ana bows; In Nile, light blue, orchid, peach ad flesh; sizes 36 to 44. Other Silk Crepe Chemise at $1.95 and $2.95

Women’s Blanket Robes Make Delightful Gifts

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Dainty Negligees, $5.95 All pastel (shades In luxurious quilted robes, wool lined for warmth; plain and embossed rayon robes, baronette satin Jobes; delighlfully trimmed with lace and ribbon: in blue, rose, ofchld, maize and changeable peach and pink. Sizes 36 to 44.

EXTRA SPECIAL! 534 Women*B High-Grade Arch Support Oxfords /k. $2.95 lr xtaS®? Made by a naUonally known IKaISBIHg manufacturer, whose name we ■HK are not permitted to use, but BSJMF which is stamped on the bottom * of each pair of shoes. 'BISS An unusual opportunity for ■173 women who wear narrow widths ■MKk to get tit; plenty of large sizes gSfIEnS in all widths from AAA to C. &*■ Sizes S to 10. Black patent, brown calf and brown kldskln. Women's Low Shoes— Low shoes In fancy strap effects and oxfords; made of black patent, black satin and #9 AC black and brown calfskin; sizes S tv 8 Children’s and Misses' Black High Lace Shoes —With fawn kid tops, good leather soles, rubber heels; sizes *9 QC 2% to 11, 92.75: sizes 11% to 2 . OC.VO 100 Pairs Boys’ School Shoes —All solid leathers; special closeout price; sizes 1 to 5. In f 1 AC bli.'k and brown w** 3 O

Boudoir Lamps, $2.95, $2.39 Pottery haae with pretty rayon shades finished with silk braid, silk cord, In •oft rose, yellow or blue shades. These at $2.95.

Christmas Sale of Tots’ Sweaters Beauties at A Christmas purchase of sweaters that will make many little hearts swell with pride. As attractive and cunning as you would waut to see. Slipover, middy or button down the front styles; fancy collars, V-necks, silk ties. Ever so many styles and each a darling. Plalda In combinations of red, blue, green, butt and brown. Wool and part wff.l: s'zes 24 to 28,

‘2.95 '3.95 Practical gifts are generally the most acceptable gifts and we suggest these beautiful bathrobes to you for practical gifts They are of quality robings, well mado In handsome pntte-ns and delightful colors. Sizes 36 to 44. Kobes of charming colors and patterns in LARUE SIZES FOR LARGE WOMEN. These are priced at $3.95.

Dental Creams, the Tube, 9c Universal Dental Cream—A delightful scientific combination of aromatic Marvel Dental Cream. Cold Cream, 9c Marvel Cold Cream, tube, fie. II Coamet Beauty Cold Cream. II Coamet Peroxide Vanishing Cream. Toilet Water, 9c Rosetnonde Toilet Water, fancy bottle and various odors, bottle, 9c.

J/ XL? - Gift Pictures, Each, SI.OO Beautifully framed pictures In two-tone frames; a wide selection of subjects, many of which are prints of famous old paintings. Sizes 18x11 and 17x13.

9c Sale of Toilet Goods SPECIAL SALE TOMORROW No Phone, Mail or C. O. D. Orders

Talcum Powder, 9c Rosemonde Talcum* Powder, n Cosinet Talcum Powder, perfumed. Marvel Talc. Janet Dore, Nnrclfte Tale. Marvel Face Powder Face Powder, Box, Oc. .1 Coamet Face Powder. Rosemonde Face Powder. Bath Salts, * Pkg., 9c Roaeraondo bath snlta; aoftena and perfumes the water; fuut-y bottle and assorted odors.

Serving Trays, | Each, $1.45 Mahogany finish with conventional design *neath a glass bottom; felt base.

Little Tots’ Jersey Dresses Make Pleasing Gifts at $1.95 Dresses with bloomers, fancy pockets and collars, some trimmed with velvet, embroidery or applique; gray, blue, tan, henna and green. Size* 2 to 6

Girls’ Fancy Over Hose, Pr., 39c In plaids, checks and croaabar stripes—jnat the kind girls are wearing; sizes 914 to 1014. Irregulars; ribbed tops that roll at the top. In the Men’s Store—Annox.

Coats, $7.50 AjjJk to $12.50 /IvtvA Striking or*mr\\l/ L \ P'ea of Junior Def\\ \T/ f / partment earing: -jX j , ]\b Pol sires. velona, I / hr | Bolivlaa. flannels. VI nmd/ ivj fancy stiehbig. L i side trimmings, f % flares, buttons. Bar I j bear ere Me: red ■ ] I \ beige. tan pe . F7 I 1 \ green, blue and I —Vpr— brown sizes 7 to 1 i-i—l I, yearn.

&ul£tamdauUof REM. SILK Hosiery for Women Black and Full Range / Os Colors Silk and wool, high grade, regular and out on sizes; pair OUC Pure silk from top to toe. Full fashioned chlf- S] on son weight; pair dl£U Full fashioned pure silk chiffon, with lisle top Os and foot; pair Full fashioned pure silk service weight, llHle top and foot; pair $ 1 Pure silk service weight, lisle top, seamed on. back; pair OUC

1,500 Toothbrushes on Sale Tomorrow, 9c Various shapes and glsee; all extra fine bristle brushes; . -orth much more than our popular price.

Xmas pandy Specials 8-Lb. Christmas Box of (Tiorolates—Hand dipped In eight flavors; creamy centers with thick choeolato *s nc coating. Box SI.VO Hurd Mixed Candy—4o per cent soft centers. Including raspberries, peanut, etc.; all satin finish: on pound ..................LuC A Five-Lb. Tin Box of Thee# Hard Mixed #1 nr Candles for ..f 1.9D Assorted Chcsiolates Fine hand-dipped chocolates by bulk or pound. In nugat, lemon, raspberries, strawberry. caramel, uiaple. cocoanut and vanilla. in Pound

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