Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 325, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 April 1927 — Page 7

'APRIL 22, 1927

MAN MED BY t TWO FAMILIES IN f ASYLUMWAITING Italian Victim of Amnesia and Mistaken Identity. Bu NBA Service ROMS, April 22.—A victim of amnesia and mistaken identity, claimed as a member of two Italian families, sits in a cell of an asylum near here and eagerly awaits the day when

WHY SOMMERS IS INDIANA'S GREATEST FURNITURE STORE No store can become great unless the PEOPLE make it great. It can only rropo&e prosper by PLEASING. Yoiir Owil Manifestly, then the Sommers Store must have DESERVED its distinction of TpITHS having become the greatest retail furniture store in the state. That it does 1 deserve that distinction is proved by its LOWER prices, due to its great buy--30 Days’ ing power—its great selection of good furniture of moderate cost—its policy r-n . i of permitting the customer to propose the terms. H 1 J*s2l * In a word, the Sommers Store has grown to greatness because it has gone No IntCl*oSt out Os the way to give people what they want. The values advertised on tvt drs • this page prove the truth of that statement. No Carrying # # Charges Free Delivery Within 100 Miles

Three-Piece Kroehler Suite - 125 Propose Your Own Terms This suite is a wonderful value. It is highly upholstered in combination of Jacquard Velours. Consists of spacious davenport, massive club chair and intimate pull-up chair. A dressy, impressive suite, worthy of any living room.

These outfits consist of the T The outfit featured /at three pieces illustrated here ■ M W $16.85 inc i udes a splendid steeled, a mat- $1 a Month steel bed of continous post Washington Street and Capitol Avenue

Investigation will disclose his real name. Found a Year Ago , About a year ago, when he was picked up by the police, advertisements for relatives brought a woman who joyfully identified him as Prof. Giulio Canella of the University of Verona, who disappeared seveial years ago. Her family tested him in many ways, such as moving him to tears with certain pieces of music the professor used to love. Second Honeymoon So the couple went away on a second honeymoon, which was interrupted by the police and members of the family of one Mario Bruneri, who also disappeared several years ago. Bruneri was wanted for forgery, and his fingerprints corresponded to those of the amnesia victim. So now he sits again in a cell, while the Canellas and the Brun-

eris fight to identify him. Photographs of the professor and the missing forger are identical. HOLY LAND LECTURES Dr. Edward Long to Begin Series Before His Bible Class. Dr. Edward Long will begin a series of lectures before his interdenominational Bible class at the New Jersey Street Methodist. Church tonight. " Description of visits to various places in the Holy Land will be given by Dr. Long on successive Friday evenings, llis first subject will be “From Gibraltar to Carthage." j Mr. Long toured the Holy Land l*t winter as a guest of his class of several hundred members.

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SECRECY MAKES MORE DIVORCES Ban on Publicity Followed by Gain in England. Bu United Press LONDON, April 22.—Enforcement of the judicial proceedings act, recently passed by parliament.—prohinting publication in newspapers of the sordid details of divorce cases has resulted in a flood of applications for the annulment of marriages. Under the new law, only the bare charges and the names of the parties and witnesses concerned are allowed to be published. Consequently Hun-

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dreds of unhappy couples who hitherto have avoided the limelight of publicity now are attempting to breakrthe bonds of matrimony. There were 488 undefended cases entered for hearing in the High Court at the beginning of the Hilary Term recently expired. In addition 282 undefended cases have been entered in the last two months.

MBahy Chicks— Brooder Chick. Poultry feeds—chick starter—growing and laying mash, sanitary feed foun tains for feeding buttermilk, mashes, water, etc. Will not spill. Call or write for circulars. BOYER’S HATCHERY Indianapolis, 34 N. Bel. St. RI. 5470 Tliorntown. Ind., Tel. 2622

Rugs, 50c a Week Select Your New Rtlg From Indiana’s Largest Rug Display You Will Save Money 9x12 Tapestry Rugs $15.75 Choice of a variety of designs and patterns. Compare favorably with many rugs that regularly sell for considerably more money. Several interesting color combinations from which to make a selection. 9x12 Tapestry Rugs $22.75 A better grade of tapestry rugs offered In a number of different patterns and floral jffects. Overall designs, oriental patterns, bright contrasts, soft tones, etc. These are full-sized room rugs of pleasing design. 9x12 Fringed Velvet Rugs $37.75 Especially beautiful velvet rugs, with fringed ends. A wide range of colorings and patterns, including many oriental effects. These rugs have deep, luxurious pile. Truly better than Is Indicated by the price. 9x12 Fringed Wiltons $55.00 These are genuine Wilton rugs in full room size. They are heavily fringed at both ends. The selection includes all the latest colors, including taupe, mulberry, blue, tan, etc. A wide variety of patterns. Exceptional quality. Water-Proof Floor Coverings, 49c Per Yd.

PETTIS DRY GOODS CO. THE NEW YORK STORE—SINCE 1853 %rift Basement Lovely New Dresses Special fll Saturday jy Small Sizes for the Miss A portion of an order—a small shipment—a few boxes at a time —and every one different. With each one unpacked we think there could not he another so attractive and yet each new boxful discloses more clever new models, new designs and different color combinations. Flowered georgettes over silk slips, georgette and lustrous flat crepe in plain color combinations, in the similated three-piece coatee models, also coatee models in all georgette with plaited,or flounced skirts, a novelty silk and wonderful quality English print crepes made in chic new combinations with lustrous heavy quality flat crepe. All the lovely shades and every size in the group. Clever New Sport Coats

A Cool Summer Nationally {X* ' Predicted, So You Can’t M ||| Possibly Do Without || IS W One of These Coats JSL* Small all-over symbol designs in blue with gray, green with beige, Egyptian red with tan, and the ever-so-popular black with white. Plain colors in attractive shades, some fur trimmed, some kasha trimmed and lined. All are very well tailored along lines that slenderize the stout figure while the special small sizes are built to set closely to the trim little figure of the school miss. All full lined and every size in the group. | ATTRACTIVE SHOES That Arrived Too Late for Easter on Sale Saturday at These Special Prices $2.98 and $3.98 Shoes for the grown woman and for the miss that are unusually attractive and well- made. Black patents, plain and paisley trimmed, blond or light gray, plain or trimmed, straps, oxfords, one and two-strap and fancy styles.

GLOVE SILK AND RAYON UNDIES $2 VALUES, $1.69 Glove Silk Undies —These have been higher priced garments that are marked at this special price for Saturday. “Fain-O-Ray” Undies —Light summer weight bloomers .SI.OO Attractive chemise and gowns ....$1.69 Wonderful Wear Hose Silk Chiffon—Lustrous, firm even thread that makes an excellent serfice weight hose SI.OO Silk and Rayon—Unusually fine soft thread silk, sheer and lustrous 89^ School Miss Special—Lustrous silk and rayon hose that will stand the wear and look well i 79<?

32-Inch Zephyr Gingham, 15. In checks, fancies and plaids, pink, blue, red, lavender, green and black. 36-Inch Percales, 15c New spring percales, large range of print effects in neat ratterns. 28-Inch Cheviots, 15c Shirting Cheviots in stripes and checks of medium blue, good medium weight that can also be used tor dresses and aprons.

Fashionable Millinery Every New Spring Idea and Color $3*95 Flower trimmed hats in large and small shapes, in straw, hemp, azure straws or combinations. Beautiful trimming of fine quality ribbon arrangements that are individual and unusual. Tailored types correctly tailored in fine straws in suit or coat colorings. A complete assortment for the Saturday shopper.

Children’s Cute Dresses 6 to 14 Years $3.00 Values I j ' fitiA h Such pretty school 1 dresses in this group j Ya and priced so reason- ■ Wsf ably that you rMsmn hardy buy the ma- W 1 m J terial alone for the M | —£ amount you can se- Pj I cure these dresses 8 all ready made. I \ Cute little colored | BBft&SjT j patch decorations jf \ set on w r ith hand g yTT embroidery, some R Uu with hand embroidered orna merits.

64-Inch Table Damask, 69c Full bleached, mercerized finish in floral patterns. Extra Heavy Sheeting, 49c 81-lnch, extra heavy brown sheeting, sells regularly at 75c yard. Only 100 yards to sell at this special price. Cheesecloth, 5-yd. pkg. 25c 36-lnch cliepsecloth, put up in sealed package of 5 yetis. Curtain Material, 15c Yd. 36-lucb curtain material, white only, several patterns.

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Shelf Oilcloth, 10c White with scalloped edges and blue border; 12-inch width. 23x44 Bath Towels, 29c Each Extra heavy, snow white, give long service. Bath Towels, 19c Each 20x35 size, combination blue, pink and gold stripe. Huck Towels, 150 16x32 size, good heavy quality with fast color red border. Wash Cloth, 10c Each 12x12 wash cloth In blue, pink and gold.