Indiana daily times. [volume], September 30, 1920, Home Edition, Page 9, Image 9

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I Price on ' These
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be regularly priced at
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ready-to-wear, second floor.
Two mighty pages in this paper broadside an anniversary message of
economy which will never be forgotten by the people of this city. It
will stir thousands to action. The dominant demand of the hour is the
demand for ecomony. The super-values in new fall merchandise for this anniversary sale
answer that demand. Every last ounce of energy of every last member of this store has
been concentrated in a supreme effort to make these pages write anew chapter in the
history of Indianapolis storekeeping. Friday is the first of eight momentous days. Be
here when the gong strikes.
Your Corset is Among These 4 Groups
All Have Anniversary Sale Prices
GROUP I
At $4.95 —Flesh and white coutil,
also brocade corsets in models for the
slender and medium figure.
GROUP II
At $8.48 —In this group corsets
of very fine and fancy materials, and
only because the manufacturer had a
very heavy stock of these beautiful
materials, were we able to secure them.
These corsets are i direct copy of a
beautiful French model, for the average
to stout figure, and available in sizes
up to ?0.
Ten Styles in Morning Dresses, $1.95
We formerly sold these for $3.50, but the Anniversary Bale lowers the
price—dresses made of fine percales, in light figures, stripes and
navy blue and cadet. Enough models to make choosing a pleasure.
Morning Dresses, $3.89
Fine ginghams in plain colors, stripes,
checks and plaids. V and square necks,
with collar and cuffs of pique or con
trasting color materials.
Corduroy Bath Robes, $9.85
Narrow and wide wale corduroy in
rose and copen. Made with belts,
pockets and large collars of self ma
terials.
Gloves from Grenoble, France
Come jor the Anniversary Sale
{3.50 Genuine French Kid gloves, In
gray, light brown and tan. Here and
there will be found the tiniest water
spots, scarcely noticeable. At this An
n{vt>r,’ o ry Sale price they are wonders
—91.08.
{2.00 Double silk gloves, 2-clasp
styles, in brown and beaver, $1.59.
HOUSEWARES
Drop for the Anniversary
$1.45 Wood Bowls, 89c
15-inch smooth maple butter or
'■miring bowl.
I $4.75 Ash Cans, $3.59
Can 15x19 inches, extra
heavy galvanized iron,
with steel reinforced top
$1.50 Kitchen Camste) Set,
98c
Set of four nested lithographed
-tin eViis for general kitchen use.
$2.25 Rice Boilers, $1.49
2-quart size, of heavy aluminum.
sl-98 Wash
Boilers, $1.24
===■■ ■■ No. 8 galvanized
iron, with tin
J cover
s4.oo Wash Boilers, $2.79
No. 9 copper bottom, stationary
handles.
INDIANA TIMES, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1920.
GRO.UP m
At $2.50 —A number of corsets
made up for us by the makers of our
regular stocks of corsets. All made of
handsome brocades in models suitable
for any figure.
GROUP IV
At $2.95 —Models for the very slen
der miss and small women; pink satins,
with blue laces; medium length with
elastic top: verv special value.
At $1.75 —Silk eontiners in small
sizes, which go nicely with the above
corset.
—Petti# eomta, second floor.
{3.98 French kid gloves of very One
quality skins in the much wanted and
popular shade of brown; pair. $2.29.
{I.OO Chamoisette gloves. In black
and colors, splendid for fall wear,
79<S
$1.69 and {2.00 Chamoisettte gloves,
strap wrist and 8-button length,
$1.39.
—Pettis gloves, street floor, aisle four.
SI.BO Sauce -
Pans, $1.33
4-q uart Vi k o V V " ~ y
aluminum, with *
side handle.
$3.25 Kettles, $2.29
With strainer, patent cover; 6-
quart size.
/-C TN $2.98
12-inch/ round
s' roaster, of heavy
aluminum, with
self-basting top.
$5.50 Traveling Bags, $3.98
18-inch black crepe grained fiber
bag.
$7.75 Travel
incr Bags,
$5.69 S? \
18-i ij c h black ||jr 1 ■' j
crepe 'grain cow- J
bide. .
—Pettis basement.
Nurses’ $6.95 and $7.95 Regula
tion Dresses, $4.98
La Mode regulation dresses, In white, blue
or gray.
Breakfast Coats and Kimonos,
$4.90
Jacquard silks, serpentine crepes
and box loom crepes, in flesh, rose,
orchid, ciel. Copen and wisteria. Made
with tie bglt, pockets and ruffled edges.
—Pettis •ernod floor.
TOYS
The Kiddies Share in
the Anniversary
Savings
$2.19 Dolls, $1.89
Dolls. 12 Inches high, with hair,
shoes and stockings.
$1.29 Dolls, SI.OO
Dressed dolls, 14 Inches high,
without hair.
50c Paint Sets, 39c
Crayon outfit for coloring pic
tures.
89c Paint Sets, 79c
Sunbonne‘ dolls for coloring.
$4.75 Game Boards, $4
Archarena combination boards
that play 67 games.
SI.OO Games, 75c
"Sky-roll," the n*w indoor game
for the entire family.
$1.29 Parchesi, SI.OO
Good board and discs for the fa
mous blackgammon game.
50c Lotto, 39c
Geographical Lotto of the United
States.
$1.25 Kitchen Cabinets,
SI.OO
12 inches high. 14 Inches wide,
for the play kitchen.
$1.69 Kitchen Sets, $1.25
Aluminum ware, like mother's.
—Pettis, basement.
Anniversary Sale of HOSIERY
Women’s Silk Stockings , 75c
Formerly sold up to $2.00. Pure thread silks and fibre silks. Plain as well as drop stitch
effects. Blacks, browns, white and navy. All have high spliced heels and double soles
and toes. All made with seam up the back and all absolutely first quality.
Women’s $2.50 to $3.50 Silk Stockings, $1.89
Includes thread silk, dipped dye, as well as the heavy
ingrain, full fashioned. Black, white and brown. All
first quality.
Women’s $3.50 Silk Stockings, $2.45
Heavy silk with hand clocks, full fashioned.
Women’s $3.50, $3.75 and* $4.00 Holeproof
Silk Stockings, $2.95
Heavy quality thread sjlk, full fashioned. Black,
brown and gray.
Women’s $1.25 to $1.50 Fibre Silk Stockings,
SI.OO
Full fashioned, as well as semi-fasliioned. Black and
colors.- Good medium falf weight. Have all necessary
reinforcements. t
* Women’s $2.00 Silk Stockings, $1.35
Fine thread silk, with shaped seam up the back.
Extra spliced heels and toes. Black
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Why Make Dresses, When
You Can Buy Them in
Our Anniversary
Sale for $1.69
The very dresses you want for little tots of 2
to 6 years. Made of fine ginghams in plain
colors, checks and pretty plaids. Yoke style
■with belts. Attractively trimmed and won-
derful values.
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Creepers and Romp
ers, $1.89
Made of fine ginghams in
attractive colors and com
binations.
Beacon Crib Blank
ets, $1.90
Large size, 36x50, in pink
or blue grounds with animal,
floral and conventional de
signs in white.
New Fall Coats,
$9.85
—sizes-2 to 6 years in mod
els for both girls and boys.
All wool velours, chinchillas,
zibelines, etc.
Fall Hats, $3.89
—to match the new coats.
Shades of brown, navy blue
and black. Velours, velvets,
in bonnet and sailor shapes.
Flannelette Kimonos
$1.69
—for infaDts. One style
has escalloped edve in pink
and blue, another has cro-'
cheted edge in pink or blue.
Cashmere Hose, 69c
Made with silk heel and
toe. White only; sizes 4to
6V4.
Women’s 79c Sample Lisle Stockings, 35c
Fine gauze cotton, in black and colors. Reinforced
heels and toes. Three pair for SI.OO.
Bays’ 75c Stockings, 50c
Extra heavy weight cotton, in fine and wide rib.. **
Tripple spliced heels and toes.
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Boys’ 50c Stockings, 39c
Heavy weight boys’ cotton stockings, in fast
black. Reinforced heels and toes.
Women’s 25c Stockings, 19c
Extra spliced heels and toes. White, tan and
cordovan.
Women’s 45c Stockings, 35c
Fine gauze cotton, in black, white and brown. Seam
up the back. Reinforced heels and toes.
—Pettis hosiery, street floor, aisle- fire.
Infants’ Hose, 39c
White and black mercer
ized hose in sizes 4% to 6^.
Outing Flannel
Gowns, $1.39
Sizes 2 to 6 years in out
ing flannel night gowns.
VANTA BINDER, Merino,
69<*.
VANTA BANDS. Fine
worsted and cotton, 85c.
VANTA VESTS, worsteds
and combed cotton, $1.49.
—Pettis infants’ dept.,
second floor.
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