Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 61, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1926 — Page 5

JTTLY 22, 1926

SNEPP SENTENCED * TO SM PRISON Stelbyville Man Guilty of Still Opertaion. WaltVr Snepp of Shqlbyville, Ind., was fined SIOO and costs and sentenced 'onp to five yeafs in Indiana State Prison on charge of operating a still by Special Judge John W. Holtzman in Crlptinal <?o\irt. The Jury which received Snepp’s case Wednesday afternoon, deliberated about three hours. Snepp Was also charged with being an habitual, criminal, but the jury failed to find him guilty of that ' • charge, h’he State, which sought to prove; had been convicted, twice before of felonies, hdped to spnd him to prison for life upon his thii i lf*“bonvietion. The case was veriued here ""from Shelby County. \ ASSEMBLY DRAWS MANY Four States Represented at Bethany \ Park Religious Meeting. Bii Times Special , BIiiTHAMY PARK, Ind., July 22. Delegates Ohio, Kentucky. Illinois and swelled attendance at the Bethany assembly ’ and the Rev. E. Fipenbroek. both-of addressed the assembly V STUMP SOUNDS i^ARNINQ Senatorial Nominee Gives- Address on ‘The Voter and His Ballot.” Financial chaos in Europe is a warning to American citizens to assume thejj- duty of voting and participating in public affairs, Albert Stump, Democratic long-term senatorial said in an address on "The Voter and His Ballot," before the Bible Investigation Club at the Y.|M. C. A., Wednesday night. ' “We must taken an interest in politics,” Stump'sald. we doj not. business may precarious." OFFICE OPEN State-Wide Will Advertise Event for Aug. 21 and 22. 1 Headquarters were opened today at 34 W. Ohio St. for the Greater Indianapolis Field; Days to- be held at the State fairground, Aug. "21 and 22. Proceeds will go to the police and flremeni's pennon funfls./ C. E. Penrod, managing .director of the event, announced a State-wide advertising campaing, including the placing of posters fedvertising the affair in ail cities of the State and the distribution from an airplane qf advertising material in various parts of the State. MONEY REGISTER ffEdward F. Oliver, manager of ttys entrAl Case, 807 lAlahama. SC., told pojice today that a night counter man employed pt \he care left suddenly at Wednesday night "and took with him the contents of the caslr register,i SSS _ Floyd GrahnmAlOll ThirtySecond St.,' said vie had hiS auto parked near Fortieth St. and Keystone A,ve., and his coat and billfold, containing and checks and valuable papers were taken. FOOD IsTCIKE ' FUEL— . v It keeps the human eng/ne going. And poor digestion has dhe effect of clinkers wbl£h clgg thef your digestion right with V / Todd’s Totiic The machine will run more smoothly and you wiH find yourselt snapping into your daily s wo with vim and vigor. Dorv-’t chances With yoUr digestions-take TODD'S TONIC. • _ / For sale at all Haag drug stores and all othef-drug scores through-, out this section. Tocfd's Tonic Laxative Tablets—"A dose at night—makes everything right."—Advertisement. / *

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Friday Sale of Cool, Summery Dresses for Hot Weather Wear / Very Special . gsgjgpr Cool Georgettes in the popular polka dot, flat I crepes, flannels shift* printed silks. These are JR fashioned in the most authentic styles for smart- | ness and comfort. Straightlines, flares, circular j .skirts atfd pleated .skirts —delightfully simple—many with short sleeves. Jn most wanted mßj colors—cool, summery and practical. Sizes for women, misses and stouts, sizes 16 to 48. f

Friday Sale of Women’s Pure SSilk Hose, Pr., 25c feervlce weight hose of pure thread silk with lisle hemmed top, "Seamed back, fashion marks; foot fully reinforced; sizes BV4 to 10; black, tanbark, moresco, guncnetal; irregulars. Women’s Silk Full-Fash-ioned Hose, Pair, $1.45 Substandard* of service weight hoe of pur© thread silk from top tq toe and fully fashioned; the gartbr top, heels, toes and solea are reinforced with lisle to assure greater wear; siaes S<4 to 10; assorted colors.

Women** Pure Silk Chiffon Hose, Pr., 59c Very fine and sheer pure allk Chiffon hose with lisle hem, searded back /wlth % fashion marks; double heel, sole and toe; lrregulats; sizes Ri* io 10; tllark, gunmetal, blond, ckam- • pagtoe, gray and flesh. ' Children’s Fancy Checked % Socks Pr, 45c I First quality hose knit of-, line 'quality mercerized lisle with turn-back cuff; they are •' woven in fancy vertical and horizontal stripes, making a pretty pattern; reinforced heels and toVs; sizes 7 to 914. Attractive color combinations. Women’s Knit . Vests,\2sc * Elastic cotton knit vests, tailored at neck and armholes: with tape drawstring; sizes 38 . to 52. e- 53 .

Friday Sale of Children’s ; . Play Suits, $1.95 - B Regulation style; fully bloomers; long middy with two pockets: trimmed with belts; made in khaki, blhe and green; sizes Infants* Muslin P*nties } * Pr., 25c Band, top style with neat lace edging and ribbon trimmings; sizes 1 and 3; splendidly made garments, of substantial qbality maTqtV Bathing Suits, $1 /- _ Tailored one-piece regulation styles, like those for grownups; of wool, red, blue, green sad buff; sizes 22 to 28. Girls* Undergarments, Each, 69c

Combintl<nl Suit • Made of plain and croaabarred materials In 'embroidered and lace trim. md Btylea; elastic and plairh at knee: sizes 2 to 12 years.

Women’s Premier Hose, First Quality, Pr., $1 . Ask for No. 615, knit of pure silk around one thread of rayon for durability; lisle hemmed top,' seamed back with fashion marks and foot fully reinforced; sizes to 10; In a popular color range. Women’s Pure Silk Hose, First Quality, Pr., 79c Buster Brown brapd of pure silk In service weight with lisle hemmed top, seamed back with douWe heel, 'sole and toe; an unusual value; sizes 814 to 10; an assortment of desirable colora. Children’s Athletic Suits, 39c Dorable, fine pajama check suits, cut full and roomy; low neck, no sleeves, button down the front; bloomer knee, elastic run for girls; straight knee style for boys; drop seat; sizes 2 to 12 years.

Blootners—Of pink or white lingette, finished with lace trimmed /uffles, elastic at waist and knee; well made;/ sizes 4 to Id.

Costume Slips Built-up shoulder style trimmed with lace Aid embroldeqy; aizes 4 to 14.

Friday Sale of the New. Circular Skirt Dresses Very Special S These dresses are known their success fliixe and" fast color prints In brlllianf hues. Politn dots, coin dots and scatter dots. Medium and large sizes. ' , j - _ Circular Skirt Dresses, ' (The Charleston Frock) 51.95 Printed and plain polka ■. dot brggdrloths In extra full cut skirts' unusual values for $1.95; sizes 36 to 46. .

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Friday Sale of Men’s and Young Men’s Genuine Panama and tropical r Worsted Suits, $10.50

■i WeU_ made suits in late Styles.; wide : regulars In light and dark pat- . terns; sifcs 24 to 46 Genuine Palm Bparilf suits in sizes 33 to 48 In regular and stout aizea. Men’s Palm Beach and Tropical Pant*; sizes 28 to 42; special, *2.95. Boy*’ Fancy Golf Knlckera; sizes 6 to 16 years : In light Shades, *1.95. - \ . Boys’ Pure Unfn Knickers; sizes 6 to.lß years; tan i and-gray; palrkß9<f. Boys’ Khaki Longeea* two hip pockets; full cuff; separate waistband ; sizes' 6 to 18 years; pair, *l4.

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F° r Motor or Pi&iic . Vacuum Jugs > \ 98c y Dayton Juge. Hot,or cold food cont.atners. MUJ ffne-gallon size—y / ___ -Friday Sale of Women’s New * , ' - Footwear, $2.95 (Ae Shown In the \FJecenW Boston All new patterns selected for, * ../TddftreM their "beauty and smartness; - <T~ wanted leathers Including aliigator and reptiles, blond patents JL ' / anti satins; straps, pumps and ' ’ steplns; medium and high heels ;'y Women’s New Summer • Footwear, Pr., $2.29 / < Beautiful.' patterns and styles; - 1 | /*' fashionabliy~sbades, including blick, / , sin* LI J *lond and brown kid; black satin S 1 // • and blond saftn ; -meenutn and high * /C ■ f IP\ heels; sizes S to 8. ' { \ Women’s White Kid " Straps and Pumps, ‘ / v Pr. r $1.95 ' —^ desirable style; high, low \w/ and medium heels; npt all sizes in the lot from 3 to'8; slightly dlscol- £ ored counters. J v w.

Friday Sale of Women’s Silk Brassieres, $2.95 - '/ A carefully made garment of brocaded Scoutll that gives fine support and insures absolute comfort; four elastic inserts at hips; six suppporters; reinforced across front; in white or pink; sizes 32 to 44. ■ Philippine and Ghemises, $1.59 i ‘ A beautiful quality of this well-knovln hand- ' made wear; of a sheer and fine material, embroidered, scalloped and pliobv tailored necklines; chemise cut envelope style, full hip and bqdice top. Regular and Extra Size f * Bloomers, Pr., $1 Os voile, batiste arid lingette; pink, white, blue, peach, orchid and also dark shades; cut full; double and Single elastic knee. ' v **v S\lfe Crepe Chemises, $T.49 Os powdered crepe; lace and hemstitch trlm : v mings; pastel shades! sizes 36 to 44.

, Friday Sale of 5,000 Yards of Dot Voiles, Yard, 19c % S Washable voiles with a guaranteed fitst slot; dozen' of styles to select, from; plain . dots, figure designs—beautifui patterns,. few of the colors In the lot include % Indium and light /Jrttte, pink, Jpeach, helio, seed, rose, black, navy, white, yellow, maize, green, lavender. Fancy Underwear Voile, - " Yard,*lsc, Fancy woven stripes checks in underwear ; shades of blue, pink, maize, heliov^etc. v ■' ' Friday Sale of Fine Georgettes . .Yard, \ 40-Inch georgettes that will wear. In* all the shades for dresses, trifhmings, etc. ' "

. Vriday Safe of Men’s All-Wool Bathing Suits,, Featured at $2.95 Strictly first quality suits, perfect fitting, fine knit; TBm button on shoulder style, regulation skirt effect; col- w y ors do not fade or run. In 5" V. V black. navy| beige, deep (g re(L. green and purple; sizes \ Men’s High-Grade / Athletic Union \\ Suits, 80c & pfia Ttf wOved striped mad- / WkXH 'N* raa*. the "Fulkut" label Is a' guarantee of satisfaction; / WHS shaped to conform to the \ / lines of the body; sleeve- nmiil L less, length; all sizeis T ’ tS l^* 38 to 82. / Fine Mercerized f I Lisle Athletic Knit Suits, 95c, J Sizes 36 to 46. Slightly Irregular. Boys’ Sports In' plainrtan. white or and fine pin strlpea; sizes 8 to 15 years. , Boys’ Straw Hats, Each, 10c For boys*^ncTgJrls ;' all 'sizes ; marked for clear.* < ance. % #

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