The Indianapolis News from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 27

i 1 '1 i i a n. I-1 fV il I n. 4 i Boys' Indian and Baseball Suits Values $1.00 Men' it Men's. All-Worsted 4-Pockct Sport Coats T'n to 17.50 v1'Js. Warm, fln ribbed coat for the office.

home or to 41.... Mcnf8 SuB-marine Coats Ralnfroof, wind roof, warmly blan- pro kt llnd. Knee lnrth. beJtil. JSclal.

$9.95 tomorrow 8 V'l' Vr 'J Ma The Store cf; Greater Values i i'-i t' A I i Knit Ties $1, 89c and 73c Values n- i i i i in iikc turner vv.ii elve rnanjr Texlnsr fTrt rirt problem; knit JjS fcf Kood rayon ajvl fcJU. In colors aril pat- trn for jrtAjnz and conitrvi- tire meru- 311-325 West Wajhinglon St. rrsl 9 771 9 17 Sites for women and misses. Copcn, rust, orchid and coral Yomen's Crepe Kimonos Flowered pTtrn and plain no r-lor. t'otin.

roio, h.ue ana vt-rat. Trirrnrd with embrotd rr)-, and ptt.ut 3i Women's Crepe do Chine STEP-INS Tailored and trimnod. ilaizo, pink, Nile Silk and Fiber Ta ore i Tailored tops and F5 il-1 ii Gift Shirts Collar attached, neckband .39 and collar to match. ii Novelty percales, woven and rayon striped madras and plain color broadcloth shirts, all of first quality. excellent gifts.

Slies 14 to 17 In each matrrlaL 3 FOU Purple, Boys' and Girls Blanket Bathrobea Ore cf the most practical of gifts. Satin ribbon trimmed. a to 14. Sizes SO.98 $1 .98 iL FpVndid quality crepe de chine, full orchid. 11 fcizes.

are tnmmrd. Orchid, no reach, Kij. .98 blue. -whUe. All sizes Silk and Fiber BLOOMERS Cut Urge in size, size, colors of crch pink, pc Silk and Fiber Vests ilorcd tops.

Blue, pink and In all sizes nj) a white. All sizes. Crepe da Chine nni Silk and Fibre 1 Klahoratfly trimmed with, lace and ribbon. shaJes. All sizes.

i Pretty pastel IffiED COATS la the newest etyie flarea, 1 iVf circular, etc. II (( Ihif mr.rm nrirlmll Vil Jet tninde3 to aeit at a far higher rrJce. i rY-Y-r 1 te 2a. 1 aj iiwi' IS te S4. COLORS BLACK WINE GRACKLE1I AD i ULLE UrSTICK TAN ACER NO CHARGE FOR ALTERNATIONS Nov Sample Silk Drecce: A xecs Charming r.irtr.

ftreet. Subtle Fhade Afternoon and gr. lijsiness Var MZK.e Combinatfons Misas'. J4 to :3. WcraenX 52 to i.

Stouts', i to St i2 rimmkw Imported Gash- Men's Bathrobes mere Muffler Warm fleecy flannelette or ma- dras pajamas, trimmed with silk frojrs. All sizes. Special Regular $20 Values a teported mufflers a i ri in striped, chckp UU and plaid patterns, ft all nicely fringed. A gift that is rare to re appreciatea uy ever Light and man. dark 4 patterns.

All sizes. iS'ae iT7en 's High-Grade Pajamas, i THE DTDIANArOLTS NEWS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1925. Indian Wi In hish colon very attractive I2.9S values. $1 8 Hen's Sheep- Lined Coats Extra rich sheep lining. Heavy.

moleskinl Luxuri- ous lamb rt1 Sizes (S Boysr 2-Pants Suits, Overcoats, Mackinaws, and Juvenile Coats Useful gifts that wlU delight the boy. Garments tbattj 1 1 rf have bn regrouped and down-priced for tomorrow's epfdaj sale. A small deposit wlllhold any garment until Christmas I 1 Sizes 3 to 18 Vi- BATHROBES Copcn, gray, orchid colors, a -r, i Iieaiar and extra sues 22 to 02 1 pfiti h1 'ii Corduroy Lounging Robes 51 Women's Undergarments IS WAtraUw ww iumuo va, uvt cut materials, crepe and ba- tiste. Pretty pastel shades and high -colors. 9 Yomen's Hand-Hade Gowns Daintily trimmed with rmbroid- fl cry Pink, orchid, white and ah 1SI6 .19 "Si Stepins -Bloomers Princess Slips Petticoats 4- Regular and Extra Sizes.

fOO1 lnl03 a i (tQ i i v. A Women's Crepei Pajamas Two-piece style. Pink, 1 A peach and white. All sizes. JL J.

1 REDUCED! VrfYTV 1 ft ii i I i ill tr-r' v- "iy L5 Ly 9 t-Ai TenQr Is Concert Soloist John P. Kfnowr, Donald Purvlance ana a. v. mkb. ii- I ft ft ft a.

a-ft i- i- ft Si. FLOYD CHAFEE. Mr. Chafe is tejior soloist for the municipal concert to be given December 19 at 10 a. m.

at the ALCOHOL 1H THE SEWER ladiaMoIis Mas 14 GaUeas ad Goes tm JaiU Special to The Indianapolis Kewel NOBLSSVILLE.I December 15. Onehundred and forty gallons Long's companions, who escaped whn was arrested and who have not been apprehemlsd. TO BUY BUS UNES Coasaalaslo Best as Hearlaa Prtltla Trartles Cafir. Hearlnc of the reqpest o( the Indiana Service Corporation, an Insull utility, to buy and take over the operation of four competing- bus lines, was beffun before the public service commission Monday after-service commission rda.y- J. W.

McCardle. chairman 'of the commission, presided at the hearing-. McCardle also heard the Joint request of this concern and the Union Traction Company to buy the bus line of the Inter-City Safety Coach Company between Indianapolis and Ft. Wayne, by way of Peru. "The Indiana Service Corporation seeks to buy the bus line of Crawford Son, from Ft.

Wayne 'to Warsaw, and three lines from John Donisello. The purchase price in the Crawford 4s Son transaction Is $21,106. and In the Donisello transaction the price is $107,609. The total price in the Inter-City Safety Coach Company purchase Is 0.0 00. Masons Ham Bafldlmc Cvaasalttee.

(Special to The Xadiaaapotte Vewal HUNTINGTpN, Ind, December 15. Earl Goble, worthy master of the Masonic lodgre tn this has named a building committee to have charge of the construction of a Masonic temple here next year. The members are J. W. Caswell.

F. uy Florida woman feels ten year younger. No ore headaches or medicine. Think vhat it means to he ever- of grain alcohol were poureJ Into lastingly 'ire from the dull, throb-the sewer Monday evening by binj headaches, sallow skin ad Charles Gooding, sheriff. The liquor perpetual tiredness which are con- was jouna mine possession glipauon toll.

tSUl let Jiirs. Vtms Charles DeLong. of Indianapolis, In the western part of Hamilton county a few days ago, DeLong Is serving a sentence In the local jail for having the liquor in an automobile which he was driving. Sixty gallons, found Jn the same car, are held by the sheriff for evidence against two of De- tou her inspiring story: Words can't eapreee say gratitai for KaUorrs ausaajt. For IS years I saifsred with constipation, always taking saediciae.

had dnll headaches aad never felt wed. For the past IX asoatha I've eaten AU.saair and haven't takett see drop ef aMdieiae. I've aaiMd tm wikt. wtj kealtk ia so improved I feat It years yeuacer. (Signed) Mas.

T. 8. Bsvta. JaekaaaiOe, Florida Now Cedar Chests i. The Ideal Gift I 36-Inch Chest, an amazing value at $8.95 Copper-trimmed Chest, 4 our underselling: rjfZ -iDXsWa I QUITS MARION BOARD The nev.

S. 1. Cead Makes Eeral xOrarBUatiem pMlbl. Special to The Indianapolis Xewi MAIUONV December 15. The Ilev.

8. S. Condo, one of the newly appointed members of the city health board, reslg-ned at a special meeting. Monday nlg-ht The Rev. Mr.

Condo, resig-ned so that the board might org-anise In accordance with the law. James It. MrConnell, mayor-elect, named three lay mem- bers on the board when the law calls for only two In cities of the third claas. The board, as reor ganized. Includes R.

W. Iluiley snd Dr. F. A. Priest.

Democrats, and Felix Blackman. Republicans King Fhystetaa. Powell. Dies. IiOXDO, December 15 (A.P.) -Sir- Richard Douglas Powell, age eighty-three, physician In ordinary to the king since 1910 and an expert diseases of the lungs and heart, died today.

Sir Richard was physician to three monarch Queen Victoria. King Edward VII and the present king. Ue was one of England's greatest specialists In diseases of the lungs, and was a firm believer In suet pudding as an aid to recovery. This pudding, covered with 1 rv Is one of the favorite dishes In England. circle theater under the auspices fter 12 years' sufferiiig vith constipation, of the Alumna chapter of Alpha rr 4 11 Tin A 1L Ll lai 1 Z-C Chi Omega.

KeUorrs all-ekan will brine rare relief to you just as it has to Mrs. Bevis ana thousands of others. It is a bulk food that doctors recommend. It is guaranteed to be permanently effective, if eaten regularly, or the purchase price will be returned by your grocer. Only AIX-Ssan brings sure relief.

Eat at least two tablespoonf uls daily -in chronic cases, with every meaL Try the recipes given on the cackare. Kftlloe-e'a all-bran is siature's own way of cleaning the Stestine. Made in Battle Creek, ich. Served at leading hotels ana restaurants. Sold by all grocers.

Model to Gifts! Next graph 77 Genuine ma- hogany veneer cabinet. Won derful tone. An amazing value $1.00 A WEEK Junior Year! Bridge Lamps $6 .95 Wrought Iron Bridge Lamp Parchment Shade, complete with AO floor cord 27 Ii 1 1 What'a Boy Wants in an. Electric Train First of all he wants a Train with 'FEJ TURES? 'a train he can th'mzt twfi." He wants a Train that automatically reverse itself that has individually lighted Pullmans, flashing headlights and cars that couple up automatically. He wants sliding doors on the Damage car and a Mail Bag Catcher that will pick up the Mail Pouch as the Train roars past the station.

He wants a EfeUit train one with the cars lithographed in beautiful colors 1 not painted or Just 'dippd. He wants a locomotive to look like the "REAL THING" for instance, like the electric engine that pulls the 20th Century in and out of Grand Central Station, New York In a Mechanical Train. A Boy wants Power: he wants his train to run fast for a long distance. He wants a heavy spring motor, steel gears and steel pinion gears. In short--most Boys want American Flyer Trains Your dealer will show you an" 'American Flyer suitable for Boys of all ages and at a PRICE you'll be glad to pay American Flyer Mfge Co, Chicago SPECIAL FOR rfic Shoo-Fly FBI WEDNESDAY JlfM 1 fe? A i "UfeJ ioo-Piece- mQ 1 ii ii- i A iMt: Dinner Sets fWd Desk and isdu403 wSSon $1 i.75B cSair tyB if rrtt" Horse- jni Iji 5 A Week (O 8 1 Cabinet 'S1'' 1 "JhfelliG-fll 1 y0! A MaiaMaaaawaMeMaeMaeaeeiaeMeaMaMaMaeMaaeMaMaMaMaeMaeMaaeMaMaaa I Wivd w-? oveciai i 'I'll is iiM" a cito ctto irrr i i -t stand M.

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