Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 212, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 December 1926 — Page 5

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MOMENT ENDS' WITH SHOOTING Fired on Stepson, Police Say. An argument between a stepfather anfl stepson resulted In a shooting early today, at 816 S. Sadie St... police said. William Eakers, 55, of 815 S. Sadie St., fled before police arrived, after firing a charge from a shotgun at his ' stepson, Easter Hedges, 29, of 815 S. Sadie St., according to Lieut. O. D: Thomas. Some of the shots struck Hedges on the left arm. After treatment at * the city hospital he was slated on a charge of assault and battery. - Thomas said he learned the two men met In front of their homes and argued over a clothes wringer recently stolen from the Hedges • home. When Hedges struck his stepfather, the latter ran for the gun, witnesses said.

MR. FIXIT Hole Along Car Tracks Ruins Tire and Wheel.

I,et Mr. i’ixlt present your ease to city officials. He is The Times representative at the city hall. Write him at The Times. Ruination of a the and wheel %vas the result of the encounter of one of Mr. Fixit’s correspondents with u hole along the street car tracks on Harding St. DEAR MR. FIXIT: I a,n asking 'you to use your Influence to see that * the Indianapolis Street Railway Company repairs the holes they dug along the tracks on N. Harding St. I struck one of them •at Twenty - 1 Second and Harding Sts., and ruined a. tire, tube and wheel which cost * 835 to replace. N. HARDING ST. TAXPAYER. * The street will be repaired soon, is the promise Mr. Flxit obtained. DEAR MR. FIXIT: About a year and a half ago Crown Hill Cemetery put a sewer across Thirty-Eighth St. and left a hole from five to six feet wide and the full width of the street long. L. S. ARMSTRONG. Queer how they forget those things. You’ll get action. DEAR MR. FIXIT: Can you help us get some action about liquor being sold on E. Wabash St.? We are In business In market and it Is an outrage how this place Is running wide open. The police just Hjem to pass It up. TAXPAYER. Mr. Flxit reiterates his announcement that he does not pursue complaints of liquor selling.

Al sale Os Appliances—Unusual Savings 4 Chambers Fireless Gas Ranges Slightly Soiled Demonstrators—at Special Prices —— *■ lOßl—E—ME—l—C—B ,'gß—--10 High Oven Gas Ranges $lO to sls 6 Square Type Gas Ranges .$5 to $7 These are all used ranges. 1 Coffield Electric Washer. $50.00 1 Coffield Electric Washer $75.00 1 Trojan Laundry Size Washsr, Copper Body SIOO.OO 1 Trojan Laundry Size Washer, Armco Body $75.00 1 Trojan Family Size Washer, Copper Body. ..... .$75.00 1 Trojan Family Size Washer, Armco Body $65.00 1 Hoover Electric Cleaner.^.. y $35.00 2 Ohio Electric Cleaners. . $25.00 1 Ohio Electric Cleaner. $20.00 7 Simplex Electric Ironing Machines SBO.OO 2 Grand Electric Ironing Machines . $78.50 3 Utenco Electric Ironing Machines ... ... ... ... .. . .$105.00 All these items are to go on sale promptly at 9a. m. Saturday. They will move fast at these closeout prices. Some are so slightly soiled they look same as new, others are demonstrators, etc. Most all are going at half price. EASY TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED /' * / We Will Hold Any Article for Xmas Delivery EUREKA SALES CO. 34 S. Meridian St. MAin 3012

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Margaret Hooper, 22, of Battle Oeek, Mich., was very fond of her girl churn. And she found that the girl chum had an awfully nice father. So she and the eh uni’s father, I)r. Robert V. Gallagher, 60, eloped to a neighboring city and were married. The bride is the daughter of Congressman Joseph L. Hooper.

OIL SUPPLY IS VAST State Geologist Believes Millions of Barrels Are In Indiana. That Indiana possesses millions of barrels of motor fuel oil in the ! vast coal deposits underlying many counties of the State was the opln- i ton expressed today by Dr. W. N. Logan, State geologist, upon his | return from Pittsburgh, where a | conference was held on the utillza tion of bituminous coal and Its im portant derivatives. Dr. Logan was j enthusiastic regarding the production \ of motor fuel oil and alcohol by dls , f iliation, which he feels would mean much to this State. Fifteen hundred delegates, from i twenty countries, attended the con- i ference, the first of an International ; character ever held. WHO’S BOLSHEVIST NOW? Painter Says United States Has .More Beds Than Mexico, tin United Pres* MEXICO CITY, Dec. 10.—There is more bolshevism in the United States than In Mexico, Gerado Murillo, a noted painter, said In an Interview here, In which he counselled the United States Department of Justice to cleanse Its own country before becoming alarmed regarding Mexico, Murillo charged that Bernard Baruch, Felix M. Warburg and other Jewish international bankers were responsible for revolution and the dissemination of bolshevlst propaganda. He quoted Henry Ford to support his charge. LECTURE AT CHURCH Dr. Howard E. Jensen of Butler University, will lecture at the Downey Ave. Christian Church, Friday evening, at 8. Tho meeting, free to the public, Is given under auspices of the Irvington Chautauqua club.

FIREATAMHERST ENDANGERS 1 Flames at College Son of Coolidge Attends. liv United Frets AMHERST, Mass., Dec. 10. Lives of 200 persons, including Amherst College professors and their families, were Imperiled here early today when fire destroyed the Amherst House, an historic hotel, at vi loss Estimated at $250,000. This little college town, where John Coolidge, the President’s son, Is a student at Amherst, was terrorized by the spectacular Are which menaced tho business and resideiitlnl district, and removed one of Amherst’s choicest landmarks. The President’s son lives at a private home and was not affected by the fire. Students succeeded in removing a part of the valuable Charles Minot Jones collection of rare books, paintings and antiques. POLICE EXAMS SOON Civil Service Commission to Determine Applicants’ Physical Fitness. The civil service commission will conduct physical examinations for applicants for positions In the police department next Wednesday and Thursday, It was announced today. Dec. 18 has been set for the mental examination. Through investigation of the records of "applicants the list has been cut from 125 to seventy-flve.

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Nature Doesn’t Punish Her Any Longer Menstruation is Nature —but menstrual pain Is NOT natural, and not necessary. Science has conquered the painful part. In a harmless—yes, healthful —little tablet called midol. Midol is a more remarkable means of relieving such pain than even a habit forming drug. It acts directly on the organs affected by menstruation. and relief comes in five to seven minutes. Don’t have another day of forced quiet, of pain, low spirits or even discomfort! Midol is effective twelve hours or more. Yet It does not do press the heart, Is not narcotic, and Is utteily harmless. All druggists, 40 cents, in thin aluminum box that fits the smallest purse. JAiAoV Takes Pain Os? the Calendar

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

El DOWNSTAIRS AYRES jm m$ A POPULAR PRICE GIFT STORE iM Wjk FOR THE WHOLE I

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Saturday Sale of Women's Sweaters

All-Wool Slipon Sweaters, $1.95 In high shades; long sleeves, V neckline with collars; sizes 36 to 44; green, blue, tan, rose, henna, brown and wine.

New High Collared DRESSES

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Fancy Rayon Pillows *2.49 I OVELY gift pillows of rayon in changeable shade; a very fine, sheer quality rayon, round in shape jnd very puffy. Changeable colors, light and dark. Filled with 100% garnetted cotton.

Saturday Sale of Girdle Brassieres $1.95 Made of striped madras with elastic inserts; reinforced across diaphragm; lightly boned; sizes 32 to 46.

Women’s Crepe Pajamas, $1.49 Round or V-neck style; two piece slipovers; sizes 15, 16 and 17.

Women’s Brassiere Novelties, 79c Made of brocaded madras, lace inserts of crepe de chine; bandeau style; fasten in back with elastic.

Saturday Sale of 100 Bridge Lamps Complete

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$3.95 A special purchase of shaker knit coat sweaters and windbreakers; first quality in all the wanted colored-solid or twqtone; blue, tan, gray, black, orange and green. Sizes 36 to 42. Double-Breasted Smocks, Each, SI.OO Os llnene; long sleeves, button ruffs; small, medium and large sises: lavender, green, blue and rose. Hand-Embroidered Aprons, ELach, $1.95 Fine quality sateen and ginghama; large assortment of embroidered designs in all the wanted colors; small, medium, large and extra large nlzes ; black, green, lavender and yellow.

In the Saturday Sale at sls Featuring New Georgette Puff Sleeves, Smart Black Satins, Lovely Colorings and. New Trimmings The materials and styles are those found only In higher priced dresses—offered at food savings to you. Another Downstairs tore achievement which enables you to buy the best possible qualities for the lowest money. Materials Include: Crepe Satin Flat Crepe Georgette Poiret Sheen In charming styles adaptable to all types of figures and come In sizes 16 to 48. Straightlino styles, bat wing sleeves, peasant sleeves, two-piece effects—a variety of Individual models. In mulberry. Mother Goose, Queen Marie blue, apple greeu navy Chanel, black.

New Nightgowns, $2.95 Crepe de chine gowns in several styles; lace trimmed; scalloped hems; in honey, flesh and green.

$2.95 Metal bases with eastiron arm, attractive finish, GEORGETTE SHADES *in various colors and shapes. Use Our Deferred Payment Plan on Lamps! We Have a wide showing of bridge and junior lamps from $lO to S2O that may be purchased on weekly payments.

Christmas Shopping Day For All The Family

Christmas Gift Slippers for the Family Inexpensively Priced Men’s Extra Heavy Felt House Slippers, Pair, SI.OO /w&N- E v e r ett soles, pad ded \ NtiV q-V heels; / sizes C to Women’s Black Felt House Slippers, Pair $1.95 Gold brocade and covered heel to match slipper, soft soles; sizes 3 to 8. Women’s Felt House Slippers, Pr., 59c T w ot on e eftrimmed, pom pon soles, pad ded heels; sizes 3 to 8; assorted colors. Misses’ and Children’s House Slippers Moccasin orPTO fmm i bootle style; soft soles, padded heels, red and blue. ( <ks3 Sizes 5 to 8 70<fi Sites to H 77>C Sizes 11% to 2 85C Men’s Brown Kid House Slippers, Pair, $1.95 Leather rub *ber JRMSsS h e e In ; a w o nder EKisffy ful v a ue; sizes to 11. ™ Men’s Golden Brown Kid House Slippers, Pair, $2.45 Opera. Everett or Z/ - 1 Rom*o C\ I { I aty l es: / L/J \ some have / fesy I quilted / By purple / satin Insole V sizes 6 1L

Saturday Sale of Mid-Winter Hats, $2.95 Satins, metallics, faille, felt and combinations; smart looking and practical; all better hats reduced; the styles include high crowns, tam effects, turbans and other close fitting styles; all colors.

400 Kid Bodied Full Jointed Dolls, $1.19 A price rarely so low for this doll; beautiful bisque faces, curly hair and sleepy eyes with eyelashes. Blondes and brunettes. 17 inches long. 500 Cry Baby Dolls, 85c Natural looking bisque heads; cry baby infant dolls with long white lace-trimmed dresses. A wonderful assortment. Christmas Decorations, 5c to $1 Wrapping paper and ribbon.

Saturday Sale Women's Pure Silk Hose. Full Fashioned

Pr., $1.29 Tbps© are first quality of pure thread slTk with lisle garter top; no run stop, full fashioned, fully reinforced; sizes to 10; popular color range. Women’s Pure Sllk-to-Top Service Weight Hose, Pair, $1.45 A beautiful silk from top to toe, full fashioned service weight stocking; lisle reinforcement at points of wear; sizes 8% to 10; substandards; gunmetal, black, rose, blond, alesan, blond, moonlight, senset, done gray.

Children’s Mercerized Lisle Hose, Pr., 35c; 3 Prs., SI.OO Fine quality mercerized lisle In English and pineapple ribbed style; foot fully reinforced ; first quality; sizes 6 to 9%; black and colors. Women’s Pure Silk Chiffon Hose, Pr., 69c Exquisitely sheer and very clear pure silk chiffon hose with silk that goes well over knee, lisle hemmed top, foot fully reinforced; irregulars ; sizes 8% to 10; In the season's newest colors.

L Saturday Sale of Juniors' Coats

to s]| g Polaires, velours. Bolivias. checks and plaids; fur collars of Mandel or beaverette; pockets and belts; some have fancy stitching; red, henna, green, tan, brown. Juniors' Dresses. $5.95 Tweeds, velvets and flannels, novelty materials; embroidered or tailored styles; pockets and some with belts. Sizes &to 16 years.

Tots’ Sweaters, $1.95 Slipover or button stylo; fancy weaves and combitions; red, green, pink, blue, buff and brown. Sizes 21 to 28.

Infants’ Sweatees, $1.59 All wool; embroidered, ribbon or silk-trimmed; white pink or blue.

Saturday Sale 214 Pairs Thompson Crooker Arch Support Low Shoes Pr* $3*95 J Short lots and discontinued lines yjOT* / . of Thompson Crooker arch support shoes; marked down to this . price ,/ I for quick clearance. Not all sizes In/ / 1 I each style, but all size* in lot from 3>4 to 10; AAA to E and widths; straps and oxford* in f patent, satin and kldskiu; blackT and brown. Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s Galoshes, Pr., $1.95 Four-buckle style. Complete size range from 6 for children to 8 for women.

Ayres Annex Store for Men and Boys 600 Pairs Substandards of Real Pure Thread Silk Hose Silk and Rayon Hose

Men's All-Wool SUITS $|5J5 Extra trousers at small additional cost.

Women's Union Suits SI.OO Heavy winter weight fleeced cotton ribbed suits —low neck, no sleeyes, band finish at neck and armholes with drawstring; ankle and knee lengths; sizes 36 to 44. First quality.

Scarf Sets, $1.95 Two-piece style, with scarf and toque; brushed wool or chenille striped borders fringed ends.

Pr., 50C Plain colors in pur© silk and horizontal stripes in silk and* rayon, super-service socks of substandard quality, with mercerized lisle shaped hemmed garter tops and fully lisle reinforced heels, toes and soles; plain colors In black, brown, navy, gray and gunmetal. Fancy hose In champagne, white, blue, brown and zinc gray. All sizes, 9% to 12. Men’s Gift Shirts, $1.15, $1.35 —3 for $4.00; $1.69, $1.85 An unlimited assortment of perfectly tailored high grade neckband and collar to match and collar attached styles. Sizes 14 to 17%. Men’s Gift Neckwear, 59c and 79c A special showing of Christmas ties —gay and conservative colors; attractive patterns. Inexpensively priced.

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