Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 263, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1926 — Page 5

MARCH 5, 1926

BOY, UNCLE, 18, FACE A UTO THEFT CHARGE fcin’t Worried Much,’ Assert s Youtjr—Machine Runs Out of Gas After Joy-Ride A round City and Vicinity.

"Naw, I ain’t worried much, what’s the use now that we’ve gone and done It?” was the way that a 16-year-old youth expressed his feelings over the arrest of his uncle, 18, and himself on vehicle charges early today, as he sat In a city prison cell regarding his escape as a lark. He was Joseph Hoy, 1667 Blaine Ave. M who with his uncle Earl Badgely, 2641 Burton Ave., was found by police trudging along- the National Rd., a half mile east of Bridgeport, Ind., after the auto they had stolen from Don Buis, 1201 Broadway, at Capitol Ave. and Market SL, early Thursday had run out of gas west of Bridgeport. Ulicle Takes Blame "Aw, he didn’t know I stole it,” Badgley said, shouldering the blame, “I told him aTrlend let me have it.” Both the youths said they had been riding around on suburban roads since neon Thursday and were on their way back to Indianapolis when the gasoline supply gave out. ‘‘Gee, if we had just had a few cents to buy a couple~of gallons of gas, we wouldn’t have been caught,” they lamented. Badgley admitted serving a year | a.t the Indiana State Farm recently ■for auto theft. 0- ‘‘l knew if I got caught what it would mean, but gee I like to drive

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported stolen belong to: W. J. Steadman, 2184 N. Capitol Ave., Ford, 646-720, from 1728 N. Illinois St. Donald Potter, 2968 N. Talbott Ave., Ford, 610-077, from Market and Alabam Sts. D. B. Shaw, 5680 Carrolltlon Ave., Ford, 600-681, from North and Pennsylvania Sts. Emmett Shireliff, 1035 N. Holmes Ave., Ford, from Eleventh St. and Capitol Ave. Mrs. Jennie Hostettler, R. R. C, box 649, Ford truck, from garage. Donald Shumway, Greenfield, Ind., Ford, from Illinois and New York ©ts. Walter Morton, 3604 Evergreen Ave., Chevrolet, from home. Charles Kahn, 3811 N. New Jersey St., Essex,, 30-753, from 3526 N. Pennsylvania St. Chester Laycock, 1904 N. Delaware St., Ford, T-14-174, from Illinois and Maryland Sts. SAFETY RALLY TONIGHT • Safety rally of the Ford Motor Company will be held at 8 p. m. at Caleb Millls Hall in Shortridge High School. Motion pictures on safety Will be shown. The meeting wifi be attended by employes of the Indianapolis branch and other industrial representatives. ' 1

Tomorrow at 10 A. M.

At 10 A. M. We Will Place on Sale at An Unheard of Price for Any Cooking Device. ELECTRIC FIRELESS II iiiiniiuSt? C! COOKERS sg^s Connects to Any Light Socket __ Saves Heat, Time and Money --3E 3 ||

Here Is the Cooker and / What It Will Do! Here is a cooker that has revolutionized cooking. It cooks anything any way you want it cooked. It is ideal for the home, small apartment, summer cottage or wherever cooking is done. You simply put in the food, turn on the current till it is hot, then turn the current • off, and the stored heat does the cooking. There are no stones to heat, no worry, watching or basting. It does better cooking with less heat, less work and less cost. It takes up no more room than the ordinary hat box and will cook a meal for four or five people.

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a car,” Badgley said, when told he probably would be given a stiff sentence for the second offense. ‘‘What difference does it make If I gotta go to jail,” Hoy said as he protested his guilt. Hoy said that his uncle came to his house and got him as he came from school. Both youths were to be arraigned in Municipal Court today. STUDENTS TIDE TURNS LONDON —According to Dr. C. M. Gayly, the dean of the American University Union in Britain, the number of scholarships offered to British students for advanced education in the United States is equal to and will soon be greater than the number of such scholarships which citizens of the United States hold at Oxford, Cambridge and other seats of learning in England. INFANTRY LOSS GREAT WASHINGTON The commissioned personnel of the infantry branch of the Army suffered more than 76 per cent of all the deaths among officers during the World War, according to the latest statistical report compiled in the War Department.

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CAL TO LOSE THIS VOTE Hat Check Girls Peeved at Economy of Coolidge Regime. Bv Times Sveciol WASHINGTON, March 4.—President Coolidge had best not count on the hat check girls’ vote should be run for office again. The nation’s economy wave has

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McCoy’s Cod liver Oil Compound Tablets will increase your weight 5 pounds in 30 days or your druggist is authorized to return yodr money. No more will weak, thin, unfortunate children cry in protest when the nasty, Ashy-tasting, horrible smelling cod liver oil is brought out. Medical science progresses rapidly, and now you can get at your druggist's real, genu'-ne cod liver oil in sugar-coated tablets that young and old ran take with ease and pleasure. Even the run-down and skinny grown-ups, who ought to take cod liver oil. because it really is the greatest vitamine food and builder of healthy flesh in the world, will feel extremely joyful when they read this welcome

Be One of the ‘Lucky Firsts'

To show the women of Indianapolis the economy of fuel and food and the saving in time by cooking with electricity, we will place on sale tomorrow at 10 a. m. just 150 at the unheard of price of $6.55. This is your opportunity to equip your kitchen with the most modern electric fireless cooker yet devised at a price that you can not get again.

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$4J>Up for the First , 50 Cookers Sold The first fifty people get even a better price. The first cooker sold will cost the purchaser only $4.10. The next will be $4.15 —then $4.20, and so on, each Increasing In price 5c until the price of $6.65 has been reached. BE ONE OF THE FIRST FIFTY. THINK OF BUYING A REAL ELECTRIC FIRELESS COOKER FOR LESS THAN THE PRICE OF A TOASTER.

DOWNSTAIRS AYRES ""<OOQP AYBM SERVICE LOW PRICES ( Saturday Sales!

A Wonderful Selection of Newest Models in the Saturday Sale of Dresses

Saturday Sale of Women’s Pure Silk and Silk and Rayon Hose

Pair, 59C Anew shipment of these hose on sale; pure silk and gome silk and rayon, at ate tractive price. With lisle hemmed top, seamed back, fashion marks, spliced ankle, foot fully reinforced; sizes BVi to 10. Irregulars. Wide range of colors. Women'* '‘Premier” Koee—Beautifully knit with four threads of pure silk around one thread of rayon, giving appearance of silk with durability of rayon; fully reinforced foot with mercerized lisle hemmed top, seamed back and fashion marks; sizes Six to 10; * CJ 1 black and colors. Pair v*

Children’* Full length Merer rtzed How—Dressy for girls and boy*: of good quality mercerized lisle knit Fn English ribbed style; very elastic Hnd durable; plain knit foot with double heel and toe; size* 6 to 9*6, irregulars; assorted colors. 1 Pair, 35<t * for $ I

Childrens’ Athletic Suits, 45c Fine pin-checked nainsook stilts with built-up shoulders, round neck. taped buttons down the front; drop seat, straight leg for boys; elastic knee for girls; sizes 2 to 12 years.

Women’s Union Suits, 39c Light weight cotton knit suits with built-up shoulders, tailored finish, loose knee; bodice top, knit straps with drawstring; tight knee; also closed crotch style; sizes 34 to 44

Saturday Sales for Women Brassieres Costume Slips, $2.95 Os silk In black, tan, nary, at 69c gray, also a few white and light Brocaded material with Bids shades. BJzes 36 to 42. closing; well fitted and strong tape r&jamas, straps. Os plain and figured crep*{ Bloomers, 79c medium si*#;, nicely tailored. Os sateen In blsck. navr, tan. Chemises, white, rose, orchid and henna: Os silk, crepe and radium; In double elastic kuee; sizes 27 and various colors; plain and lace 20 trimmed. Sizes 36 to £2.

New Shipment Just in for Saturday Sale of ‘Tolly Trim” Aprons H 51.95 The New Combination Oavment, Including I)rr and Apron—(Apron I. Ilrtufhftblr) The dross is well styled, pretty collar, half length set-in sleeves, two tailored pockets. Tho apron of the same material fastens to the dress up and under the collar and fastens around by means of the dress waistline belt. It hi a ■ oiie pocket. Comes in checks and plaids, In all shades. Sizes 36 to 44. Women*s New House Dresses, $2.95 Crisp and lovely new wash dresses in beautiful new prints and stripes. Os gingham, broadcloth, foulards and satlnea fins lsh: clever styles. Sizes 36 to 46.

Saturday Sale of Bridge* Lamps

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Here’s a great collection of popular-priced bridge lamp*—don’t miss It. Lamps and shades eoai separately, If dealred. Sale Junior Lamps Complete, $7.95 A beautiful lamp; georgette shade In rich, soft colorings and artistic wood base with twin, adjustable sockets; polychrome and stippled finish.

Offering a Wonderful Dependable Quality Style at a Low Price $15.00 Each new expression of the advanced styles for spring Is to be found tn this Interesting const* tion of dresses for women and misses in the downstairs store. You will approve of these frocks and we urge you to come see them. Materials—Flat Crepe, Georgette Satin Crepe, Printed Crepe Taffeta. Colors—Copper, Parohment, Navy Blue, Black, Green, Gray. Hose. Styles—Flare, side flare, long walated, straightline, new sleeve treatments, drapes and pleats. Trimmings of braid, lace, piping, embroidery, multicolored effects, ornaments. Sizes 16 to 48. COATS AT $15.00 TO $35.00 Majority of these coats were purchased at a special showing in New York and were approved as the most exceptional lot of coats available for selling at prices quoted above. Seventeen different style authorities passed on these coatß as being the last word. Therefore we recommend them without reservations. Poiret Sheen. Cheviot, Satins With Kasha Lining-, Tweed and Tweed Mixtures Straightllne and slightly flared models; sleeves are puffed and straight, squirrel trimmed collars; cape back is also to be found in this group. Boise de Rose, Larkspur, green, gray, tan, tangerine and navy. Sizes 16 to 60.

Women'* Fnll Kllk Hoe —Fine. lustrous silk hose In medium weight, full fashioned style; llale top. heel, toe and sole; fully reinforeed; lrregulnrs: sizes B>, to 10; nude, peach, sunset, parchment. Russian calf, fog, atmosphere and blonde. fl* 1 Pair i

Su&’-StomdwuU of NEAL SULK Black and Full Range of Colors Pure silk from tip to foe. Full-fashioned and chiffou weight. Pair, 91.20. Full-fashioned pure silk chiffon. with lisle top and foot. Pair. 91. Full fashioned, pure silk, service weight; lisle top aud foot. Pair. 91. Pure silk, service weight, lisle top, seamed back. Pair, 80*.

Complete .With Shade

$4.95 Polychrome finish, stippled effect, wood bases; with bridge shade. $5.95 Polychrome flntsh Iron base; adjustable; round georgette shade. $6.95 _ Heavy Iron bate with wide assortment of beautiful georgette shades and beaded shade.

Saturday Sale of Spring Hats Beautiful new spring styles In TMF—\ silk, hair, crepe, straw, azure /frw and straw combinations; also the popular felt hats. rL \w New colors, favorite old col- (Vj|Y B ore, new styles, new shapes, new pwpmfr trimmings. These are all fresh w p and new—direct from the New - Sp \ York manufacturers. All head N ~a Saturday Sale of Tots’ Silk Pantie Dresses, $5.95 Os crepe de chine; beautiful new spring shades; A ruffled skirts and plain lace or touches of dainty \ embroidery trimmings; delightful styles; sizesCfiß^^WA^ 3 to 6 yeffre. rfifUlfnl Boys’ Wash Suits— ln new spring shades; middy and button-on styles; attractive trimmings; broad- |%( yHy cloth, crash, gingham, linene and (J* - ! SQ pongette ...... Pl•**/ \J \ Spring Coats for Tots New Junior Girls’ Never have styles been more at- Spring Coats tractive than these; of flannel*. nf . . v hnsket velour*. brtfket weave*, wool Os vcloiir. ra ney iwe a s nn sei * - ' . . wf'flvo*. flnnn<Ma ana Atrlp<**, tnilenity‘braid, button 'and gold trimmings; assorted colors- naV v etc.; sizes 7to 14. $5 $5.95 $7.95 $7.95 $lO $12.95

In Progress Saturday Sale of New Spring Footwear, $3.95 New and authentic atylea that will N worn for aprlnß and summer; the collection offers a wonderful variety of the new shoe mode—the now combinations of light and dark leather. All slzea. 200 Prs.h Women’s Low Shoes, Pr. $1 Not the latest styles but a good desirable lot; not all sizes. 200 Prs. Boys’ White Lace Tennis Shoes Sizes lift to 2; first quality kids. Pair, 50<*.

AYRES ANNEX New Purchase on Sale First Time Saturday

Easter Isn't faraway and It Isn't too early now to plan your Easter shopping. Make the Annex store your shopping center for boys' shirts, blouses, belts, ties, underwear and accessories. Complete lines carried here. Boys’ Novelty Check and Fanny Striped Shirts—Perfectly tailored; fast colored; QQ_ sizes 13>A to 14 OOC Boys’ High Orade Blouse*—Of novelty pattern; double button cuffs, Just the right helghth collar: button bands; center pleat front: sizes 70.. 6 to 18. Each C Athletic Union Suits —Serviceable weight pajama check material; sleeveless. Knee F ft_ length; sizes 24 to 34 DUC

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SALE OF SPRING TOPCOATS For Men and Young Men ’ls *l9= Theca mats come from a foremost manufacturer of clolhlng who is successful becauaa M knows what iho average man wants in his clothes and give* it in him. You will tike the drape of these coats, the tailoring, the quality of material—and you will be delighted with the prior*. Knit Woolens, English Cashmere, Plaids, Mixtures, Novelties, Checks These coats have satin and rayon twill bound scams, yoke and sleeve linings Slz'. 34 to 44. Ton, gray, bluish gray, light and dark shades:

Ilomestlc HrondcJnth Blouses for Boys—white. Inn. bill and fate y check; full size. on Mizes 8 to 0 O y C Imported Kngltsh Broadcloth Shirt* for Boys—Plain (1 1 Q white; sizes 12Vfc to 14 w 1.1 If i Boys’ Athletic Tidon Suits—Knit suits with taped V neek. taped armholes, white buttons; cream color , slzch CQ 26 to 34 OUC

Men’s All-Wool Suits, $15.85, s2l, $25 Conservative styles for ths sverago man—smart styles for the student—single arm double breasted styles. Desirable colors. These represent quality at low prices. Eztra trousers at a small additional cost.