Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 164, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1926 — Page 15

OCT. 15, 1926

DEBTSETTLEMENT ( WITH EUROPE 01 Burton Says Europe Is Not Burdened. Timm Washinuton Bureau. M„’2 New York Avenue WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.—World war debt settlements between the United States and European nations are not in excess of the “capacity to pay,” according to Representative T. E. Burton of Ohio, debt funding commission member, back from Europe. “I am more convinced than ever,” he said, “that the United States has not driven sharp bargains. The percentage of revenue debtor nations must pay has been greatly exaggerated. The commission, to obtain approval by Congress, emphasized the favorable side of these settlements. The statements were eagerly utilized in Europe to prove the terms harsh. They are not harsh.” Burton predicted France would approve the settlement arranged hy Ambassador Berenger, though probably with reservations. He asserted European conditions in general were much better than a year ago and prospects for peace more encouraging. He declared himself opposed to cancellation of the debts but in favor of lenient, interest rates. He has conveyed his opinion to President Coolidge. Ricked fro¥lwachine Wife Says She Tried to Get Husband Away from Woman. A jealous wife was kicked from her husband's machine, Thursday night, when she attempted to prevent his devoting his attentions to' another woman, according to a report to police. Mrs. John Troy, 28, of 518 IMvislon St., said she was walking in Jones St,, with her 8-year-old daughter, when she saw her husband riding in a machine with another woman. Mrs. Troy Jumped to the rnning board of the machine and started pulling the other woman's hair. She said she was knocked from the running board, the machine running over her arm. Polide took her home and started a search for the husband on assault and battery and child neglect charges. WILL JAMES TO SPEAK Author of “Smoky” Will Be Heard at Central Library Tonight. Will James, author of “Smoky" and other cowboy tales, will speak at 8 o’clock tonight in Cropsey auditorium at the central library. He was scheduled for addresses at Man-

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Mrs. “lizzie” Wilson, whose daughter, Una, is to wed young “Bud” Stillman, Princeton student son of Mr. and Mrs. James A Stillman. This photo of Mrs. Wilson gathering firewood at her home near Grand Anse, Quebec, is the first to be brought out of the pristine fastness in which she resides. It affords means for an Interesting contrast between the rustic simplicity of the bride-to-be’s origin and the environment In which young Stillman was reared.

ual Training and Shortridge High Schools today and also to appear at the W. K. Stewart Company, where he will autograph copies of his books. Besides being an author, James is an artist and will demonstrate his cowboy drawings at the Stewart store Saturday. Boys, especially, have been Invited io the store Saturday morning and watch the cow boy-author artist sketch bucking bronchos, long-horned steers and the like. AUTO ENGINEERS MEET Causes of “Shimmying” Discussed by Studebaker Man. One hundred of the best known engineers in Indiana and 150 guests attended a meeting of the Indiana Automotive Engineers' Association at the Severin Thursday night. Why a car "shimmies" was discussed by H. S. Howell, Detroit, research engineer for the Studebaker Corporation. F. F. Cha.idler, chief engineer of the Ross Gear and Tool Company, and Fred S. Duesenberg. vice president of the Duesenberg Motors Company, also took part in the discussion. Other speakers were J. M. Craw-

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ford, chief engineer of the Auburn Company: C. S. Crawford, chief engineer of the Stutz Motor Car Company, and George Freers of the Marmon Motor Car Company engineering department. CLOTHING FROM LjNE Thief Gets Wearing Apparel—Other losses Reported. Wearing apparel hanging on n clothesline can be stolen easily, a thief demonstrated Thursday evening. Just about dusk he took clothing valued at 1150 from a line at the home of Mrs. H. J. McDargh, 3055 Ruckle St. Miss Ethel Allen, 1226 N. Illinois St., said she was in a downtown store when someone bumped into her. A short time later she noticed that her purse, containing $7 was missing. Miss Irene Sparks. 532 Massachusetts Ave, reported she left a trunk filled with summer clothing and aluminum ware, worth SIOO, at 1237 N. Meridian St. When she called for it she discovered that the trunk was empty.

Dooff Rod Side Curtains For Fords These door rod curtains give you sedan comfort. Made of 32ounce rubberized doth and furnished complete with large, clear eellulold lights. Ford Touring $7.95 Ford Roadster $4.85 Side Curtains Without Rods Ford Touring $5.50 Ford Roadster $3.65

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Three Special Items for T omorrow Stationery Desk Sets, $2.98 Silk moire desk sets, including pad, inkwell, penrack, small blotter, calendar and letter rack. Very attractive sets in various colors. Specially priced, set. Pen and Pencil Sets, $1.59 Oversize pen and pencil, gold trimmed band and clip. Choice of black, red or mahogany set, in fancy gift boxes. Sot, complete, $1.59. Pencils, 35c Specially purchased pencils, ring and clip styles: black or blue and gold trimmed. A pencil that propels, repels and expels. Specially priced, each. 35<\ —Pettis, street floor.

Sanitary Goods 84c Petticoats, Aprons, Bloomers, Step-Ins, Chemise, Brassierette Shields Choice of any garment, each 84<. —Pettis, street floor.

New for the Anniversary Sale! Braided Oval Yarn Woven RUGS SJJO sj.Bs so^so Anew lot just received for the Anniversary Sale. A fine selection of beautiful colorings for bedrooms, bathrooms, halls, etc. Size 18x30 inches, sale price, $1.20 Size 24x36 inches, sale price, $1.85 Size 27x48 inches, sale price, $2.50 —Pettis, third floor.

Tubs 73c Medium size, galvanized Iron wash tubs with drop handles. Each, 73<N

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Fur-Trimmed COATS Regular $29.95 Values *23 Think of a fur-trimmed winter coat at this low price— you’ve yet to see such values as these this season* the Anniversary Sale is the means to such savings! These coats are made of rich, silkv woolens and trimmed with fluffy collars Cut* to the latest fashions and durably lined. Choose them in rod. blue, navy and black. Sizes 16 to 42. At a sensational price tomorrow, $23.

New Raincoats, $4.95 Plain colors, blue, red, green and pansy. New raincoats trimmed with e&rduroy collars, ventilated arm shields. Sizes 1* to 44. Special, each, $4. 95. Costume Slips, $1.19 New fall costume slips, colors to match new dresses; red, green, navy and black. Guaranteed not to cling. Sizes 36 to 44. Regular $1.40 quality. Tomorrow, each, $1.19. Cotton Charmeuse Slips, 89c Costtime slips of beautiful soft striped cotton charmeuse In 17 colors. Hemstitched bodice top. Sizes 36 to 44. Special, each, 89*- Out sizes, each, $1.19. Yard Goode, 43c Yard Included In this lot; Suitings, ratine, crepe dp chine. Jersey cloth, madras and silk and cotton novelty materials. 3.000 yards in the entire group. Specially priced at a great saving, yard, 43*.

Value-Giving Features in the Mens Shop Chalmers Union Suits Regular $2.50 Values 5 1.69 J Medium weight have short sleeves and are, ankle ojwß • 1 Heavy weight have long sleeves and are ankle Alnl i Y Pure white, natural and ecru; also blue and brown In random rib. Closed crotch L i"i 11'I i"I m Splendid fail and winter suits. Spepriced, $1.69.

Rayon and Silk Socks Pair 48C Plaids, checks and polka dots on gray, blue and brown grounds.

Curtains! Draperies!

Rayon Lace Panels $4.95 Each Beautiful ra.vn tigured ln<v and fibt not pane s. 42 in<-h<>H wide, 2'.. yards long. Gold •>.'ru an I Ivory color*. Scntli'pod and tin lsht*d wttb silk fringe. Tomorrow. $ 1.9.5 ach. French Marquisette, 49c Yd. Fine quality :nercerii*-d Frcinh marquisette very Kheer and pretty ; Inches wide. Yard, 49C. Ruffled Curtains Pair, 59c Os crossbar marquisette and Sheer swtss. with full, narrow ruffles sud tie baelts to match. Jtif 1 800 pairs, limit four pairs to a customer. No O. IV or phone orders.. flOc quality, pait 59e. Sunfast Rayon Drapery Fabric Yard, 98c Striped flvurert raven fabrle l'or over draperies, in rose, blue.z gold and mulberry. MR Inches wide, ?1.38 quality, yard, 98<*

l ‘wi Rmbmbh Wash Boiler $1.79 Copper bottom, lieary tin sides. stationary Wooden handles. For Saturday, each, $1.79.

A Sale Tomorrow Winter Hats s 2= s 3= Smart winter hats of velvet and velvet and satin, also metal combinations. New tnrban and tam effects —wide brim styles—youthful matron types. Many large head sizes developed on becoming lines, also small ones to fit the young woman. Correct winter colors, to match or contrast your costume. A wide selection tomorrow, special $2.95 and $3.95.

Felt Hats In smart styles —51.59. $1.95 and $3.95.

$1.50 Silk Four-in-Hand Ties 95c Made of inarquador Italian silk, satin and many other rich silks in Persian, stripe, figures and allover effects.

Brass Flat Curtain Rods, I2V2C Pull brass finish curtain rods of flat style, that extend to 4S inches. Complete with fixtures ready to hang. 1 U'•!<*. High-Grade Rayon Damask, $1.79 Yard Beautiful rayon damask, lustrous and fine. Gorgeous stripes In the smartest deeorntive colorings, 50 Inches wide offering a rare value at 81.79. Cretonne, 29c Yd. Handsome eretonnes 1n colorings to harnwnizo with any room, to tlor*t, bird, verdure, stripe patents ami quaint chintz ueslgns. A wonderful value t 29C a yard. Rayon Gauze Nets, 49c Yard S9c tjimlif.v Beautiful and lustrous rayon nets in dainty figured patterns, novelty stripes and all over designs. Natural color. Regular ttUc quality. sp'einl for tomorrow, 19c? a yard.

Stepladder SI.OO 4 Foot stepladder, well built and strong Very special, each, SI.OO.

New Fall Sweaters, $1.98, $2.98 and $3.98 Women’s and misses’ new fall sweaters. Pull over, all wool, long sleeves, V neck. Rtrlpes and fancy patterns. Sizes 34 to 46. Specially marked for the Anniversary Sale, $1.98. Heavier quality. $2.98 Coat style, solid colors, for cool days or underwraps. Close woven, all wool, $3.98. Men’s Fancy Rayon Socks, 39c, 3 for SIOO Checks and plaids, assorted colors. Sizes iP.j to 11%. Special for Saturday, 39* a pair of three pairs for $1.60. Flannelette Gowns, 98c Excellent quality flannelette, well finished, double yoke, long sleeves, cut full nnd long. Warm and soft. Pink or blue stripe. Sizes 16. 17, special at 98*. Extra sizes, special, $1.19.

Dress Crepe, 21c Yard Imported dress crepe, box weave. Fast colors: Green, yellow, brown and red. Formerly priecd at 4!)e a yard. An Anniversary special, 21*. Pillowcases, 21c Each Excellent quality, fully bleached pillowcases. Finished with 3-lnch hem. Size 42x30 Inches. Eaunder well and are very durable. Regular 35c quality, for this sale, each, 211. Flannel, 18c Yard Heavy felt finish flannel. Colors, blue, tan and gray. 32 Inches wide. Regularly 39c a yard. For the Anniversary Sale, yard, 18*. Imported Gingham, 17c Yard Rergular 39c Quality Yellow, red. brown and green -hecked ginghams. Width 32 inches. A special purchase of 1.500 yards to lie sold a’ this value-giving price. Yard, 17*.

$1 Allen A Wool Socks Pair 55C English rib; some with clocks, others plain. Brown, gray and mixed heather colors. —Pettis, street floor.

Window Shades 59c Each Tan or green color shades, good quality cloth, size 3(1x72 Inches. Complete with fixtures, ready to hang, each, 59c.

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Dotted Marquisette Curtains Pair, 99c Kino qunlity in it rq til sot to curtains in various dotfotl pattorna with 'iifflos to match. While 250 pairs last. D9c pair. —Pettis, third floor.

Rubbish Burner SI.OO Heavy galvanized Wire rubbish burner for burning leaves and other r fuse. Tomorrow. each, SI.OO.

1,000 Pairs Women’s Pure Silk Chiffon Hose, 55c Fine and sheer, of pure thread silk with seamed back, double heel, sole and toe. Dong silk boot, narrow lisle garter top. Wanted light colors. Sizes 8% to 10. Very special for Saturday, 55*. Children’s Hose, 19c Anti-Darn substandards of regular 39c stock. In black nnd brown only. Full length stockings. Sizes 5Vi to 10%. For the Anniversary Sale, 19*. Children’s Fancy Golf Hose 39c or 3 for SI.OO First quality, seven-eights length. With three months' wear guaranteed for every three pair. Fancy ran, brown, gray. Sizes 6 to 10%. Special for the Anniversary Sale, 39* a pair, 3 pairs for SI.OO.

Special Purchase and Sale Women’s and Growing Girls’ Novelty Shoes *2.84 The season's approved styles at this sensationally low price. Safins, patent and combina tions. A wonderful value-giving event. Sale price tomorrow, $2.84.

Anniversary Sole Bargains! t Kerchiefs Men’s Kerchiefs, 17c, 3 for 50c White with colored woven corded borders; also solid colors in blue, tan and lavender. Regular 25c handkerchiefs, special Saturday at 17<*, or three for SC. Pure Irish Linen Kerchiefs, 9c For Women and Children All white, 14-inch hemstitched hems. Very specially priced for the Anniversary Sale at 9£ each. Men’s Pure Linen Kerchiefs, 19c All white, good size, hemstitched hems. Special Saturday at the Anniversary Sale price of 19<*. —Pettis, street floor.

$5.00 Starrite Electric Heater $ 3.49 Starrite Electric Heater puts the heat where you want it In an instant Takes the chMl off any room. Guaranteed one year. Special for Saturday at $3.49. —Pettis, basement.

Tomorrow! A Special in Our Anniversary Sale! SCOOTER *3.50 Well made, good size scooter. Heavy dise wheels, rubber tires, wood platform and parking stand. Equipped with foot brake. Very special, each, $3.50. —Pettis, basement.

Brooms 43c Four-sowed, good quality household broom. Special, each, 43*.

A Very Special Purchase and Sale For Tomorrow Only I 50 Dresses *12.75 SILK OR WOOL New r tailored cloth dresses, navy, black, red and tan. Fall dresses for street or business. Silk dresses for fall, one or two-piece styles. Reduced from higher prices. Specially priced for Saturday, $12.75.

Bedspreads, $3.24 Regular $4.25 Quality A beautiful, lustrous rayon spread. Barge size, 80x105 inches, including bolster length. Colors; Lavender, rose, blue nnd gold. Neatly finished in embroidered scallops. Another outstanding Anniversary value, $3.24. English Prints, 22c Vard Neat English prints, small figured floral patterns. An excellent material for dresses, aprons and school dresses. Width 36 Inches. Specially prijred for the Birthday Sale, yard, 22*. Rub Dry Towels, 33c Each Turkish Rub Dry bath towels. Douhlp thread, very heavy. Size 22x44 Inches. Pink nnd blue plaids, hemmed, ready for use. Another Anniversary value, each. 33*. Curtain Materials, 21c Yard Filet lace net and shadow lace net curtain fabric. Beautiful plain patterns in white and ivory. 30 and 30 inches wide. Regularly priced at 39c, for this sale, yard, 31* —Fettta, thrift basement.

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50-Pound Mattress 100% Cotton FeltFilled in Layers $12.73 MattrenKp* that, have never at any time t**en offered at this low AnnlvF’fsai'v Sa’e priue. They’re JOO per cent cotton felt-fllltcl. with roiled '•diri'H. strap hamllcH on both side* and covertd with excel* lent grade art tieking. Take advan t Mite of this marvelous offering tomorrow. at this amazing price. $1*5.73. —l'eft is. fourth floor.

Garbage Pails 89c Galvanized Iron garbage pall with bail handle and cover. 6-gallon size. Saturday, each. 89*. —Pettla, basement.