Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 250, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 February 1926 — Page 5

FEB. 18, 1926

MARKET HAS GREEMBEANS Reappear After Absence of Ten Days. Green beans, after being absent from the city market for ten days, were back on sale today at 60 cents a pound. Egg plant, which reappeared Tuesday, sold at 25 to 10 cents each, according to size. Strawberries were lower at 70 cents a uart. Chinese celery was selling 20 cents a stalk. Head lettuce ranged from 10 to 20 cents a pound, and leaf lettuce was 20 cents. Other market prices Included: Green peppers, two for 15 cents; sweet potatoes, 10 cents a pound and new potatoes 15; rhubarb, 15 and 20 cents & pound; domestic endive, 15 and 20 cents a head; red cabbage, 10 to 12 cents a head; cucumbers, 30 to 40 cents each; peas, 30 cents a pound; tomatoes, 15 cents a pound; apples, 15 cents a pound; Grimes Golden and Russets, 10 cents a pound; grapefruit, three for 25 cents; oranges, 40 to 60 cents a dozen; lemons, 30 to 40 cents a dozen, and pineapples, 40 to 50 cents each. Chickens and butter continued steady, chickens being 42 to 50 cCnts a pound and ducks 50 cents. Eggs, were 42 to 50 cents a dozen. No price changes were noted in the fish division. Halibut, whiteflsh and salmon sold at 35 cents a pound; crappies and white perch, 20 cents, and carp and mullets, 15 cents a pound. FARMER FOUND DEAD Bv United Press RICHMOND, Ind., Feb. 18.—Haart trouble was believed today to be the cause of the death of J. W. Bennett, 72, prominent Wayne County farmer, found dead In a barn on his farm. A Well Woman Carries With Her, Joy Mirth, Animation Mrs. Hattie Cable “I was sick several months, was suffering with pains in my back and side and was very nervous and weak. Finally my Aunt suggested that I take Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. I did not hestitate but started on my first bottle right away, and I must admit that I was astonished by the rapid improvement in my health. I was wellfeeling better than I ever did in my. life by the time I had taken three bottles. The ‘Favorite Prescription’ is a wonderful remedy, I think.’’--Mrs. Hattie Cable, 811 Swan St., Terre Haute, Ind. All dealers. Extra large bottles, liquid $1.35; Tablets $1.35 and 65c. —Advertisement.

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ANN CHANDLER International Popular Singing Comedienne •I* I- -I* I' I* -IHARRY SHANNON JR. AND HIS PENNSYLVANIA ORCHESTRA

KEITH’S A Riot of Fun Headed by SHARK tM In the Comely Panic ‘ \ “He Knows His Stuff" ANDRIEFF T COURTNEY TRIO I AND KEYES MISS EVA CLARK WITH PAN CASLAB REBLA Lavarre Bros. The Juggler and Ptngree Added Comedy Feature HARRY J. CONLEY In Slick as Ever Hal Roach Comedy, Pathe News Topics. Fables.

partment, T. D. Le, scored the highest marke at a competitive examination. Dee was employed in the city engineer’s department before his promotion. SWAILS GETS OFFICE School Superintendent Will Retain Headquarters in Courthouse. Office equipment of Lee E. Swails, county school superintendent, was moved back into the courthouse today. The furniture was moved from No. 10, Mansur Bldg 7 Washington and Alabama Sts., where Swails refused to establish his headquarters. Swails revolted Saturday when his

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ENGLISH’S KlwE MATINEE SATURDAY FRED STONE in "STEPPING STONES” -With DOROTHY STONE ORIGINAL NEW YORK CO. > Ere*., Orcheetra. $3.85 1 Balcony. 83.30 $2.75. $2.20: Gallery. sl.lO. Mot. Saturday Only. ‘lrrheslra, $3.30: Balcony. $2.76. *".20: Gg 'er.v. sl.lO. ONE WEEK CCD O O NEXT MON. ■ LD . M, A SEATS SELLING More Lanshs Than in the Previous Follies Combined. nisats Glorifying the American Girl 65 ZIEGFELD BEAUTIES Nights: $4.4# $3.85. $3.30, $2.75. Both*’Mats.! $3 30. $2.75. $2.20 sl.lO Mall orders most be accompanied by remittance and sell-addressed stamped envelope.

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office In the courthouse basement was moved while he was at lunch Temporary quarters have been set up on the fourth floor In the matron’s office. Henry Fleming, Negro custodian, has been ordered to arrange an adjoining room, -wjier* Swails will repose permanently. Anew discovery Is said to add 14 per cent to the conductivity of copper.

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CONRAD NAGEL “Lights of Old Broadway” VAN BIBBER COMEDY RUTH NOLLER, ORGANIST CHARLIE DAVIB ORCHESTRA

and Sal BILL CODY IN “Shooting Straight” Floyd Hamilton Comedy “WAITING” 10c— All Seats— loc

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Ronald Colman Irene Rich in “Lady Windermere’s Fan” A Subtle Comedy Drama That Will Delight Yon Overture 6th Hungarian Rhapsody BAKALEINIKOFF Conducting On the Stage Ruth Lloyd Kinney CONTRALTO Accompanied by Amplco In Knabe Grand ’ A CHRISTIE COMEDY “PAGE ME” with Bobby Vernon Animated Circle News COMING SUNDAY COLLEEN MOORE “IRENE” from the famous Musical Comedy Buccess. COMING SUNDAY

DOWNSTAIRS . AYRES OOQP MERCHANDISE AYRES SERVICE LOW PRICES After-Inventory Sale of Merchandise That Must Go Odd lots, discontinued lines, miscellaneous bits of merchandise that we don’t care to carry over in our stocks in beginning the new year. Priced irrespective of the former price. There are probably things that you will want and at pick-up prices.

Appreciable Markdowns on Winter Coats

These coats have been marked down—the reductions were heavy and -regardless of their styles, their quality of fabric and tailoring, they must be sold in order to make room for spring stocks. In cases they are marked at near onehalf of the original cost to us. all sizes and colors in each group, but there Is a good selection in every group. Mostly sizes 16 to 38.

35 Coats—Of velour fHf and suedes—fur col- V I lars and some with cuffs; mostly one color, purplish blue. a I Exceptional values..; 40 COATS 80l Os bollvias, suedes; re- R ■ fi| 8’“"“'“'* dneed to a very low w I price. Collar, borders Rnd front of Manchurian Coney, beaverette, Mandel, moufflon; W nice assortment of coTora to choose from ..... HHI WbgjgF

After-Inventory Sale of 17 Junior Girls’ Coats, $3.95 Polalres with fancy stitch* -kp- -i y Ing trimmings; fur collars; • mostly large sizes; dark L colors. I All coats left in aV.mTtiW stock radically reduced). / Little Tots* Voile Dresses Y *Pwi\ —ln all the new shades, / 4 J/\ short sleeves or sleeveless, / I i I \ lace, embroidery, applique / I \/ V— \ or dainty braid trimmings; 1 \ . Vis j deep h ‘‘ ms : yellow, pink, f —i// -a \L / blue, lavender, green; sizes 1 to 4 v * _ J 1 ’ Clearance of Coats—wT-— J •C; M - All of our little tots’ I mmS coats; broadcloths, veLlttle Tots’ Sweaters — lours, polaires; fur colSlipover or button style; lars, some with touches part wool, fancy weaves; of embroidery; buff, some styles with belts blue, tan, green, not all aud pockets; red. brown, sizes in nil styles. Sizes buff; sizes 1 Aft 2 to 6 QC 2 to 6 years .. 4>**vU years P

After-Inventory Sale of Wool-Mixed Hosiery for Women Black and heather shades. Priced very low for clearance. Unusual values in groups listed below. Wool and Cotton Mixed—ln drop-stitch style; fully reinforced; sizes 9 to 10; Off _ Irregulars. Pair AJC Wool and Cotton Mixed Hose—Front ribbed to toe; sizes 9 to 10. Irregulars; OC_ 13c pair 2 pairs, <*wC Silk and Woo] Hoik—Also wool and cotton mixed In plain weaves; assorted sizes; frl Irregulars; pair, 35c \ S Pairs, yl

After Inventory Sale of Rugs

PRugs in all sorts of designs in large and small figures, allover designs, bright and subdued shades, that will harmonize with any room. These are all fine rugs, made by reputable manufacturers. Terms as Low as $2 Down and $1 a Week Seamless & Seamed Axminsters Alexander Smith's Seamless Velvet Rugs SEAMLESS VELVETS With or Without Fringe SEAMLESS BRUSSELS

Heavy Axminster Bugs, Size 9x12, $49.75 Imperfects of MARSHALL FIELD'S best Ax minsters; beautiful colorings. Alexander Smith's Seamless Axminster Rugs, $45.75 Klrman brand; extra heavy quality; rich colorings and designs. Imperfects.

Sale of Iron Bridge Lamps $5.05 Complete Heavy bron zed bases with attractive Georgette shades. They reflect a high standard of quality seldom found In sales at such low prices.. Fringed Window Shades, Each 50c OH opaques; all colors; 28x5 and 36x 6. Imperfects. Mall orders accepted.

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’Seamless Axminster and Seamless Velvet Rugs •xIS *39= High qnallty deep piled mgs in a nice assortment of designs and colorings.

After-Inventory Sale of Women’s SWEATERS Reduced to Less Than HALF-PRICE I All-Wool Shakor Knit Sweater*—Coat style; white, brown and red; sizes 36/ to 46. Not all colors in (O flf all sizes ip 4. if D Wlndbreaker Os brushed wool; light QF colors ipi.UD All-Wool Turtle Nock Sweater* —Slip-on style. In brown, grav and tan; brushed wool windbreakers in A A dark colors ipI.UU

After-Inventory Sale of Brassieres Os madras, two styles; satin stripes; light and dark pink, sizes 32 to r n _ 14. 19c 8 for DUC Princess Slips—Sateen with bodice top, straps made with plain hem; buff, green, navy, brown 7A^. and black; sizes 36 to 44 IV C Bloomers—Sateen and striped Ungette; double elastic; also elastic at waist; black, navy, green 70 and henna; sizes 27 and 29-inch I VC Corsets—Of madras; elastic top, low bust line; four hose supporters; Pi an sizes 23 to 30 SI.UU

MARKED DOWN 50 rags selected from much higher priced groups where we were overstocked on certain patterns or because of some having slightly mismatched patterns, etc. The majority, however, are perfect rugs. Alexander Smith’s Worsted Wool Velvet Rugs, 9x12 Size, $52.50 Beautiful rugs which will add to the beauty of a living room or dining room; only a limited quantity of these available. SMALL RUGS Fringed Velvet Rugs, 27x54 Size, $3.19 Masland Argonne Beautiful designs and colorings. Imperfects. 100 Wilton and Velvet and Axminster Samples—79c These are excellent mats for use around the home or in the auto. 16 Only. 1 yard. Velvet and Brussels samples. Each, 51.19. 16 Only, H yard. Velvet samples; each, 55^.

500 Imported Jute Chenille Rugs 79c >Bxl6, >ox4o Sites Reversible mgs, for use In any room; comes In mottled and patterned designs; several colors. Mail Orders Filled

COATS <hd| Os bollvla and suedes; fig J| S* all sre fur • trimmed H |gg models of Coney, Man- ~ j, churian Mandel; sizes 16 | ,■ to 40; stralghtllne and flare, good color assort- M vB V ment, high shades and M black and browns ....^ “S’ SOA-50 Os superb mate- jgj| """T!!? fur trimmings of men- I doza. beaverette, W JB civet cat; col- M m J lata, cuffs and fronts trimmed;

| MARKED DOWN | Patterns which we will not contlnne through the coming season; all highly deslrabla for use in living room, bedroom, dining room. Heavy Axminster Rugs, $23.75 Heavy quality rugs suitable for email living room, dining room or apartment; size 7’4x9. Imperfecta. Great Sale of Wilton Carpet Remnants Lengths run from 1% yards np to long lengths; suitable for ball runners. These are high quality, genuine Wilton and other fine carpets. Only a limited quantity of each lot listed below. 27-Inch Carpets, yard.sl.9s 36-Inch Carpets, yard $2.69 54-Inch Carpets, yard $3.25 Other 27-in. Carpets, yard... 52.25 27-Inch Axminster Carpets, yard ~..51.29

Seamless Fringed Velvet Rugs *23=2 8.8x10.6 size; six good designs and colors to Select from.

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Annex Store For Men and Boys 150 Pair* 811 k and Wool Hose—ln siaen in black. 100 pairs cashmere hose in plain black or heather colors in sizes OH and 10; irregulars. 10); OC. 3 pairs £DC 88 High-Grade Undershirts —Medium weight, long sleeves: full body length: soiled from display; sizes 34 and 38 Offonly COC 18 Men's "Amoskeag” OntIng Flannel Pajama Salts— Frog trimmed; unusual fine grade; soiled; sizes £1 A A B and C Ipl.Ull 48 All-Wool Slipover Sweater*—Big, heavy ribbed sweaters with large roll collar; full sleeve and body length: twotone dark shades; AC sizes 36 to 46 ijll.jJ 11 I 60 Boys' All-Wool Baits I —With cost, vest and full | lined knickers; perfectly i tailored; English model suits; excellent for school or dress wear; all sizes, 8 to 11; extra pair of I knickers to match at small additional AC cost

Seamless Perfect Tapestry Brussels Rugs txll Only *l2=2 Six good designs and colors to select from. 81 a week.