Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 217, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1926 — Page 5

DEC. 16, 1926

SENATE PREPARED FOR QUICK ACTION IN SMITHIITER Neither Republicans or Democrats Friendly to Illinois Man. Times Washington Bureau, 1322 New York Ave. WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.—The Senate nay establish a record In the promptness with which it ousts Senator-elect P’rank L. Smith of Illinois if he shows up with credentials from Governor Small to fill the unexpired term of the late Senator McKinley. Small appoiuted Smith today. Smith literally will be in the Senate just long enough to hear his name called, in the opinion of most Senators. The skids are ready to slide back to Illinois, Senators .agree. And when he returns at the regular session to fill the term for which he has been elected the same procedure will follow. Foes Numerous When it became known that Governor Small contemplated naming Smith to serve as McKinley’s successor until March 4, Republican and Democratic Senators conducted a quiet poll among themselves to determine the attitude of the Senate. The poll disclosed an unexpectedly large majority against Smith. ' Senators are prepared to oust Smith, not because of the huge expenditure in the primary, but because of the impropriety of his acceptance of a campaign contribution of $125,000 from Samuel Insull, public utilities magnate. Smith was the chairman of the Illinois public utilities commission, before which the Insull companies appeared in rat appeals. Prefers Delay The Senate dislikes, incidentally, i.o take action on either the Smith or the Vare case at this session, ■ >ut since apparently Smith seeks a showdown the Senate is planning to make short shrift to him. Senators last week advised Allen Moore, Smith’s campaign manager, that it would be unwise for him to obtain t'he appointment for McKinley’s unexpired term. But Senators who went to Illinois for the McKinley funeral brought back reports that their advice would be disregarded. Republican Senators thereupon agreed to leave Smith to his fate — and that fate is a quick ouster. The Reed committee, which investigated the Illinois primary, is 'lurrying its report on Smith to have : available when he arrives. The report will recommend denial of the •at. HIPPED STOLEN~AUTOS Rims Warsaw Dealers Imported “Missing” Cars I'nited States District Attorney iiert S. Ward will go to South nd Monday to attend a hearing two men on alleged violation of n Dyer Act and conspiracy i rges. I’he Federal authorities charge it Frank Cormany, an automobile .tier of Warsaw, Ind., purchased >len cars from Floyd Overby, a licago dealer, and transported ein to Indiana. Fred Albertson, io has previously been granted a •aring, is charged with having •en a. partner of Cormany. Alberton pleaded not guilty. GRAVEL~ BODY ELECTS * Hirers of Indiana Association Renamed for Next Year. The Indiana Sand and Gravel Asociation meeting at the Claypool, e-elected E. Guy Sutton, Mattoon. 111., president; Lee R. Witty, Terre (ante, vice president; S. C. Haddon Indianapolis, executive secretary ind Jesse Shearer, Indianapolis treasurer. A banquet Wednesday was followed by a theater party.

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ELECTION CALL SEEN Legislative Successor to Senator Holderman to Be Elected A special election will be held in Elkhart County to choose a successor to State Senator Timothy H. Holdeman, who died Tuesday. Holdeman would have served as a holdover member In the coming session of the Legislature. Governor Jackson will issue a special order provid ing for the election. Funeral serv ice for Holdeman will be held at Elkhart Friday morning. Survivors are the widow and one son, Lowell. POLLUTION is charged Council Seeks to Regulate Deflection of Stream. Majority faction city councilmen have entered thee field of gas utility regulation. Declaring that the Citizens Gas Children’s Night Coughs Stopped Almost Instantly Children very frequently have spells of night coughing due to bronchial irritations or ■while suffering from colds. These coughing spells, if not quickly checked, are very injurious to the child's health, to say nothing of the annoyance to others. A famous physician's prescription called Thoxine much better than patent medicines and cough syrups acts on a different principle, relieves the irritation and stops the cough in a few minutes. In fact it is guaranteed to stop night coughs or sore throat within 15 minutes or money back. Contains no chloroform, dope or other harmful drugs, pleasant taste and safe, 35c, 60c and SI.OO. At all druggists.—Advertisement.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

m DOWNSTAIRS AYRES H| A POPITAR PRICE GIFT STORE MSfefc FOR THE VMOIE EAMIEM:

Extra Big Savings Tomorrow on just the things that hundreds of people will enjoy getting for Christmas. Shop early in the morning avoid the afternoon crowds.

Store Open 9 A. M.

Gift Suggestions For the Practical Woman House Dresses and Aprons K] woo J $1.95 A fine, crisp house dress or apron is very acceptable to those who spend a great deal of time at home. These are fine ones, including ginghams, broadcloth, sateen, hand embroidered: sizes and styles for nil; priced as low at *l, 1.49. 91.79 and 9195. Good, desirable patterns and colors. Smocks of Linene Special at KSS 1 M Double and single-breasted models in small, large and medium sizes; good colors. Sateen Smocks, neatlv and attractively made. Priced. 91.95. Small, medium aud large sizes. 1,500 Women’s Aprons In Well-Known Brands IB IJ J “®" Wlrtb 'or good quality glng ham apt ns, neatly and attractively mat? o ; all sizes. Good, desirable patterns and colors. Women’s Corduroy and Blanket Bathrobes ~f}Wl $2.50 Mf\ $4.95 In good styles and in wanted colors and patterns; always sure to please. Women’s Gift Sweaters $1.95 raffed $6.95 rw Large selections of sweaters in brushed woo) slipovers, shaker knits and worsted coat sweaters. All the wanted colors and sizes. Women’s Hoover Double Service Aprons, Ea., siWhite and colors; long and short rollers; well made; all sizes; rose, green, blue, tan and white.

Give Practical Gifts Give Underwear Friday Sale Women’s Brassieres 35c; 3 for SI.OO Floured madras, long style, elastic inserts at bip; pink; sizes 31 to 40. Women’s Bloomers 79c Os mercerized poplin, elastic at waist and single elastic at knee: cut full; blue, black, peach orchid; sizes 27 to 29. Crepe Pajamas, $1 Two-piece, plain crepe trimmed with figured crepe: V or round neck: white, pink, honeydew. orchid yellow; sizes 16 to 17. Crepe Gowns, $1 Jennie or round neck wfth short sleeves, of plain or figured crepe in various styles: sizes 16-17. Women’s Outing Gowns, 79c Pink or blue stripe, round neck, yoke effect; regular sizes.

‘‘Beauvais” Axminster Rugs Plain colors with band borders—extra heavy quality. Sizes 3x6 $5.05 27x64 $3.95 22i/ 2 x36 $2.39

Be Prepared for the Holiday Festivities and Save Money in This Purchase of 200 New Dresses for Women, Misses and Stouts $16*50 C| Flat Crepes, Georgettes These two lovely materials fashioned into the smartest styles , ejKMwwpL we have seen lately in midwintei mtssm ■ dresses —new sleeves and new Jar/A co'Tu trimmings are featured. The r, e' greater number of these frocks \ .c/tA are in the new TWO-TONE EFFECTS —being shown so extensively for spring. AJI wanted colors and black and navy. 4 Special Purchase of * Raincoats, $1.95 ? ggrew Enables us to offer very strikIng values. Small sizes, 16 to 20. Colors include blue, green and | J j

Christmas Gift Slippers for the Family Practical, comfortable, needed slippers; high in quality Inexpensively priced here.

Women’s Felt House Slippers, Pair ■VvML ACM With soft soles, pad- \ ded heel*. • \ N. as* o r ted 'voo. V \ color*. *iz<s 6 ,0 11 Women’s Felt House Slippers, Pair raw 59c /\exNc"' ' Two - tone K rlbO'! bon trim, pompon on A. t o e: * o f t AS \ *ole*; a*- \ ftor'ed eolUors: size* 3 • to 8.

Children’s Bootees JfiSSSi Red and blue, picture* on cuff. 7A„ .' Sizes 5 to 8 IUC „ 8 ' 4 ,.“ 75c 80c

Lovely Qualities Offered Christmas Shoppers in Glove Silk Underwear for Women and Misses £ $2.95 l\ • Gowns Chemise Slips Bloomers J V "/ V Exquisitely fine glove silk undergar- / 1/ / meets beautifully tailored; trimmed in ' ace or Plaint tailored styles with con--1 / I trasting colored edging. First quality. / Kffl Women’s Rayon Chemise, and /■ si tv e jI Well made, soft rayon chemises; bodice top style with silk ribbon straps and drawstrings; in pastel colors with elaborate lace trimmings and front panel; assorted sizes.

FRIDAY SALE! Little Tots' Coats ,Q, $5 and $7.95 J Little tots’ coats of polaire, chinchilla. \ 4 ' velvet, plaids; fancy stitching, some have yP 'Tn fur collars of mandel or beaverette; \a XTTv pockets well lined; sizes 2to 6. Balbriggan Dresses $1.69 PMVW& !S Little tots’ dresses made with panties. O'dj"liA embroidered; small collars-and pockets; rl - r *- sizes 2 to 6. jML . pl.o.Efl Baby Blankets, SI.OO ji •'•I “- U {hi "iu Part wool and cotton mixed. Some 417' 1 .-r 'll] have striped borders, others plain pink 1 1 Jll 1 1 or blue.

Sweater Sets $4.95 With sweater, cap, leggings and mittens; of plain or brushed wool. 'Novelty sets with fancy stripes in white, taupe, buff, red, blue, green. Not all stales in all sizes; sizes 24 to 28.

Twin Baby Doll Sets, $1.35 and $2.15 Wrapped In blanket*, sweet, natural looking bisque heads, sleeping eyes, long white lace trimmed dresses; blue and white and pink and white heavy good grade blankets.

Men’s Kid Leather House Slippers $2.45 $2.95 Romeo styles; leather soles, rubber heels; sizes 6 to 1L Women’s Felt House Slippers, Pair With leather soles ami rubher heels: as- j sorted colors; sizes 3 to 8.

Children’s Middies 69c White, made of Lonsdale; in regulation style with collar and small pocket; sizes 8 to 20.

Infant Dolls, 75c Unbreakable heads; 12 inches long; white lace trimmed dresses. Kidlyne dolls, full jointed, pretty bisque heads, curly hair, sleeping eyes and eyelashes.

Friday Sale of Christmas Gift Junior Lamps $lO Butterfly shape shades In pleated georg- |||j|jji llil ette trimmed with thread and bullion fringe. Polychrome wood bases with double cluster pull chain socket. JlrfflYWru IPf Bridge ®W Lamps L 0! Complete d*- , $4*45 Polychrome wood bases with adjustable j arm, pull chain socket, two-piece plug; Ry various finishes; shades of georgette trim* med with a neat braid.

GIVE HOSIERY FOR CHRISTMAS 750 Pairs Children’s Rayon Plaited Full Length Hose, Pair, 50c B! ; : Bf' fl These are practical gifts of Em ; I rayon plaited in English ribbed ST g. style with plain knit foot, double ■ O; l heel and toe; first quality; sizes nn w' 6to ass ° rtment ° f soo<^ I-, a Women’s Rayon Hosiery, Pr., 35c U ®\V 3 Prs., SI.OO AJ gW * An Inexpensive gift; of fine quality jg?S \Y. rayon, looks flue as silk and will Os jyC l* wear well; rayon boot that goes well i\ V|j ov er knee; lisle hemmed top, seamed Vim, back, fashion marks, foot fully reinCVN forced; sizes 8% to 10; irregular*; assortment of popular colors. Women’s Wool Underhose, Pr., SOc First, quality; these are flesh color of wool to be worn beneath silk stockings to give invisible warmth; sizes to 10. Women’s Semi- Women’s Fabric Chiffon Hose, Gloves, Pr., 79c n (f*J f\f\ A splendid assortment of ft y Ally washable chamoisctte gloves Hosiery—a sensible gift. from manufacturers whose These are silk reinforced with rayon to top with hemmed top. names we are not permitted to seamed back, fashion marks. use, with fancy cuffs that turn fully reinforced foot; sizes 8% up or down, embroidered and to 10; first quality. Popular plain; heavy stitching on back, color range. Sizes 0 to BVa-

Christmas Gifts in the Domestic Dept. BOXED TOWEL SETS set 79c |h/ 1 Fancy bath towels with colored borders If/ 1 with washcloths to match; neatly boxei. Heavy Bath Towels, Hemstitched Sheets, 5 for $1 Each, S EI9 Double thread pure white 81x00 size; neatly hem towels that are very serv- stitched pure white bed sheets iceable. that make a practical gift.

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Men’s High-Grade Pajamas Make Appreciative Gifts i $1.95 f The Materials— Highly finished genuine I / 11 Broadcloth in plain colors—fine soft j w ... i “soisette” in plain colors. Lustrous and / / R sheer quality “Fruit of the Loom” ( - nainsook in plain colors. Soft patterns V \ \ jacquard square woven madras in plain \ vXj. \ colors. NC Collar attached, large blazer striped l J madras and novelty prints. .Some with v —■'f—j collars, some with overlap panel neck l I some slipovers; all perfectly tailored, full \ | cut garments. Size range A, B, C, D and 1 j E. Sizes 36 to 50. All strictly first qual/J | tty.

Men*s Fine Cambric Pajamas, $1.35 Heavy count garment* plain tan, white, blue and lielio with wide white panel and yoke trimmed; well mnde and good fitting garments: sizes A, B, C and D. Other numbers at $1.19. Boys* Better Blouses, 79c An unusual assortment of fancy novelty broadcloth blouses in plain white, tan and blue broadcloth and fine count fancy shirtings; center pleat panel front, wide blouse hems: correct height collars, button cuffs; all sizes 6 to 16 years.

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Mens Gift Socks , Pair, 39c Plain cashmere and fancy rayon and mercerized hose; a fine assortment of stripes, plaids and checks; serviceable dress wear numbers; sizes 9V4 to 12. First and Irregular Dualities. Boys* Christmas Gift Shirts, 89c Plain and fancy broadcloth, fine count fast colored novelty shirtingi and satin striped woven madras; all finely tailored; medium high collars; button cuffs; sizes for Juniors 6 to 12 years. Boys 12 to 14t£.