Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 194, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1925 — Page 7
TUESDAY, DEO. 15,192a
TECH STUDENTS TO GOON AIR Program Will Be Broadcast Wednesday Night. Technical High School will open anew school activity Wednesday, when a radio program will be broadcast over WFBM from 8 to 10 p. m. Walter L. Johnwil* talk on M Mildred Schaef ' Boy's Qless Club Johnson will sing several selections. The school band and brass octette Will present a number of Christmas carols. To close the program a group of yell leaders will give several of Tech’s yells. MARKET SELLS MOBKTEDTREES Holly and Wreaths Also Are on Stands. Mounted Christmas trees, shipped in from Maine, were priced at |1 find up, today at the city market. The supply is plentiful end no shortage is anticipated, but the better shaped trees are selling rapidly. Molly wreaths sold at 10 and 40 cents each. Loose holly was priced from 20 to 60 cents a bunch. Cranberries dropped 6 cents to a price of 20 cents a pound. Eggt Were unchanged and sold at 65 conU> a dozen. Other prices Included: alligator pears, 80 cents each. Florida orangee 60 cents a dozen; California oranges 60 cents a dozen; peas, 26 cent a pound; grapefruit, 10 and 16 cent* each; pineapples, 40 and 60 cents each; Florida tomatoes, 85 oenta e pound, and hot house tomatoes, 4t cents a pound. Butter sold at 66 cents a pound chickens were 40 and 45 cents j pound;, turkeys, 60 and 65 cents . pound, ducks, 40 dents a poun green and wax beans, 20 cents . pound and cabbage 5 cents a pound. SHRIKE GROUPS PIAHHIHQ DAKOt Radio Affair Will Be Giver. Thursday Night. A radio dance, with holida> features, In the Egyptian room ol Murat Temple, Is planned for Thurs day night by uniformed organize tlons of Murat Shrine. The danc<_ will be open to the public. Music, to be provided by Charley Davis’ Collegians, will be broadcast during at least one hour of the dance program over WFBM, Meroharfte Heat and Light Company station. Organizations participating In thr. dance are the Murat Patrol, the band, tho Chanters, the Gun and the Drum and Bugle G'ofps. DINNER FOR VETERANS Needy or Disabled Ex-Service Men to Be Invited Christmas Day. Two hundred needy or disabled ex-service men and their families wilbe Invited to the Christmas dlnnoi to be given by Indianapolis Chapter No. 1, Disabled American Veterans of the World War, at 16 E. Michigan St. Harry W. Ruth, commander asks all former service men In need to communicate with the chapter. lIAN DIES IN THEATER Allen Property Custodian Hicks Ex* pi res at Capital. Bn United Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.—Frederick C. Hicks .of Port Washington, N. Y., alien prjpertv custodian since March 4, and a former Congressman, died suddenly last night while at* tending the theater, TRADE COMPLAINT DROPPED Bv Times Special WASHINGTON, Dec* 15.— The Federal Trad® Commission today dismissed a complaint charging Unfair practices against the Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Indianapolis,
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Men's Fine Imported Petti. aeaii'a .hop, street floor. ff ff JBf;l Samples! Exquisite Men’s “Scotchman” Mufflers •• • • /fSagp cEWs. ‘fj Jy $ 1 .00 mm s/WS Tbit Offer Good on A = JK Wednesday ONLY! An extensive array of beautiful / &/ 1 iy-— njf Wjf SOO tH© Way ttlo 1 r - ■ rk* necklaces in knot and festoon de- [ mW7W In attractive plaids Zenith Washes ! ■“* ttNlli signs, scarcely two alike. In white \ E Nw/ ~ ticiuiii Tnsiics. wrin**r rrieaaea •a• 1 la, or tinted in the soft, flattering pas- mw/Jv fWk \ \ and Stripes. Good, full 11 ,B beltless—belts mean trouble. tTs ox* reaNCH h e£h2i tel shades and cream. These retail > It keeps clothes apart, loose and Uln imm 101 roil* atop dad. Abeohitsltr regularly at from $2.00 to $3.00. WlQtn. Pine COIOT S6- f """ ’ *\ free —because we have a patented *f s Special, Dollar Day, at SI.OO /rWzWI Qnom'ol Hil Look for the I cone - You get a one-piece, seamless copper tub—at no extra cost Copper, as you know, is tts eac h. £ let Lion, opcCldl, pl. .. S' Jt I world’s famous wear-resisting, non-corroding metal. We have the largest hourly capacity—snd —Fettle, street floor. Prttta, street floor. UoltOT Uoy C..flruS. | we boast to wash clean lu 4to 5 minutes, because our washing principle Is correct. The machine v . i ■ B aser to handle and simpler to operate. —rettu. electric wen her*, baeement
4 Other Specials in Yard Goods fuey lire** Glnfheme—• /ftl Very ttractlre pnttem In |Jr jßftM colored check. * well *a plain .hade* lut colore 360 Quel- SB Ity Four yard* SJ U\ |Srj3R —Pettla. atroet floor. Fancy Cotton Orwa Flaonrl*— lm “ * ported from Switzerland. Excellent quality These come In ohaj-minc v>, atripe* and plaids, both lifht and mflU dark color*, washable, 1 yard wide. I?: Special. 4 yard*. —Pettla. atreet floor. Black Sateen—Thia come* In black e m only, of a very desirable quality. ; v *f Made up into aprons dreaaes. cush- i<*Sß lone, table tope, children's wear. eto„ t It will anawer every requirement. On* ! if;';* yard wide Three yard* —Pettla. afreet floor. a Wn. Anderson's Puritan Print.— Suitable for dreseea and apron* lor ! ,t, ; irrown-upe and voungßter* White t and colored qrounds with neat little patterns In contraatlna colors: 82 Inches wide. Three yards —Pettis, .treet floor.
Dresser Scarfs, 3 for $ | Pretty patterns in filet lace. Regularly priced at 50c each. Special, 3 for SI.OO. —Pettla, atreet floor.
Dollar Day SPECIALS From lie Pettis BEAUTY SHOP SI.BO Chypre Perfume— sl.oo $1.50 Henna Dye—sl.oo Two Dozen Hair Nets—sl.oo 75c Face Powder and 60c Rouge or Lipstick: both for—sl.oo Two Jars of Cream, regular 50c wise—sl.oo —Pettis besnty shop, fifth floor. $1 Down Will Hold Any Lamp or Cedar Chest. •. Make Your Selections \ Now for Christmas! —Pettis, Third floor.
Scooters! Coasters! 600 of Them! No Phone Orders! No Mail Orders! No C. O. D.’sl aM The Coasters at $1... s> Just what the little tot will want! 'Jm Made with rubber tires, disc wheels, easy steering handle bar, comfortable wood seat. Exactly as illustrated— ' II 0",,; —Pettis, baaemeat.
Steering Sl.d. jl Hardwood varnished top, with steel runners, ■ 3$ inches long. —Pettis, basement. Bowling Alleys 41 A hU tirade set of painted ten pins and balls. Special for Dol- I? lar Day. SI.OO. —Pettis, basement. Bath Brushes Cl Os fine white horse- ' I hair with Ivory enameled handle. Special, sl. —Pettis, basement.
Metal Window sfl Ventilators 2 for V 1 Metal Window ventltators, "Diamond E" quality. Keep out soot and dirt, avoid drafts: 12 inches high, extend to 37 inches. 2 for SI.OO. —Pettis, basement.
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Ironing Table Os smooth finished wood, folding style. T ■ Special. SI.OO. —Pettis, basement. A White Enameled aM Bread Box $9 1 j Several sizes as shown above. Special, SI.OO. —Pettis, baaement. Women’s Invisi- *4 ble Hose, $9 2 Prs. for ( To wear under your alb sheer silk hosiery these cold day e. Three - quarter length, made of fine combed wool in flesh *olor. Substand*rd* of Allen A. Sizes BVi to 10. Special Wednesday, 2 pairs for SI.OO. —Pettis, thrift basement. Quilted Comfort Cotton, Roll New and clean. Soft and fluffy. Comes in large rolls two and a "PH half yards long, good quality, a roll. SI.OO. JBb —Pettis, basement.
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Gingham House Frocks 1 A wide variety of styles, soma simply tall or ad, others mors elaborately trimmed, and suitable for porch and afternoon wear In the home. In moat any color you may desire. Cut full and roomy, exoellently made. Regular and extra Sizes. —Pettis, basement. Cotton Blankets 1 In gray, cut and finished single. 7$ Inches long, bordered in a pleasing assortment of colors Ea., sl. —Pettis, basement.
Men’s Hosiery, 4 Pairs $9 Fine quality cotton yarn used in every pair and guaranteed to wear. Black, cordovan, russet and dark gray. Sizes 10 to 13. 4 pairs, SI.OO. —Pettis, basement. Children’s Stock* 4f| ings, 5 Pairs $9 Plain or ribbed, fine quality stockings for , school wear. Substandards. Black only. All sizes. 5 pairs for SI.OO. —Pettis, basement. Women’s Union Suits, 2 for $9 Fine ribbed, sleeveless union suits, bodice top and knee length. Sizes 86 to 60. For Dollar Day, 2 suits for $1.03. —Pettis, basement. Wffoien’s Aprons, 2 for $9 Ginghams and percales in allover styles. ■ 2 for SI.OO. —Pettis basement. Only 150 Rayon 41 Costume Slips and Petticoats Made of excellent quality rayon with fancy plaited bottoms. In all colors. The slips are sizes 36 to 44. An unusual value Each. SI.OO. —Pettis, basement. Women’s Rayon 4 Vests, 2 for $9 In an assortment of T B pastel shades and a good range of sizes. special. 2 for SI.OO. —Pettis, thrift basement.
Neat School dM Dresses for Girls, $9 7to 14 Years 9 SSO Practical and attractive little dresses for school days In crash striped ginghams, chambray, Roman stripes and checked gingham. Well made and trimmed. Very special for Dollar Day, SI.OO. —Pettis, basement Sample Bras* 4 sieres, 2 for $9 Fine quality bras- f ln sieres In long waistline, if ort bandeaux and many other popular styles. Satin, silk broche and candy stripe. Full range of sizes. 1 for SI.OO. —Pettis, basement. Men's Cotton and Hose, 6 Prs. for $9 Medium weight hose In black, gray and brown. Each pair smoothly knitted and well fashioned. Sizes 10 to IIH. —Pettis, thrift basement. Princess Slips dM Women's good qual- <£>■ ity sateen princess slips in white and colors. ■ Eaoh. SI.OO. —Pettis, basement. “Polly Prim” m Aprons, 3 for $9 Percale aprons, neatly bound and tflads with roomy pocket Medium and dark colors $ for SI.OO —Pettla. basement. Children’s Panty dtt Waists, 2 for $9 Os a fins, clean combed yarn. In white only Sizes $ to 12 years t for st.oo. —Pettla. thrift basement.
Good Values in V Yard Goods These include silk and /tl cottons, rayon and cot- H* : | tons, in all desirable colors. Psrt-Sflk Striped Tub Silks, H 32 inches wide psii Silk and Cotton Striped I Shirtings, 82 inches wide.... Silk and Wool Striped Cantons. 38 inches wide Rayon and Cotton Printed T 4| Crepes, 36 inches wide S Rayon and Cotton Printed Satin, 36 inches wide | Plain Colored Imported | Shantungs, 83 inches wide.... |r’. % | Plain Colored Rayon, 86 I inchea wide —Pettla, street fleer. HINI^D
Pure Linen j| Towels, Pair Pure linen fine huck towels, in JL dainty and desirable patterns, guest site, nicely hemstitched; 69c quality, pair, SI.(M). —Pettla, atreet fleer.
Full-Fashioned Silk Hosiery $9 All silk hosiery from top to toe. In chiffon f weight. Pure thread slk - substandards of "Allen A." The season's smart colors. Sizes SV4 to 10. A pair, SI.OO. —Pettis, basement. Striped Sateen Bloomers, 2 for $9 Full-sized and wellmads bloomers in black. sf§ navy, green, purple and henna. Regular 69c quality. Sizes 27 and 29. Special for Dollar Day. two pairs for $1 00 —Pettla. thrift baaemeat. Boys’ Winter dM Weight Union $9 Suits Oarments that are made to stand rough, sturdy wear. Ecru color. Sizes 2 to 12 years. Each, SI.OO. —Pettis, basement. Women’s Silk *9l Hose, 2 Pairs $9 Medium weight silk ”fl hosiery with mercerized H lisle tops and fest. Irregulars of $1 quality, $ pairs. SI.OO. —Pettis, basement. Novelty Hand- dU I kerchiefs, 12 for $9 Women's fancy hank- T ■ les In a large assort- ■ ment of colors and designs. 12 for SI.OO. —Pettis, basement. Women’s Knit 41 Union Suits $9 Os cotton yarn wool- H tinted with rayon ■ stripes. Slses to 44. Very speolal. each, SI.OO. —Pettis, baaemeat.
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