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SAYS INDIA ART
RIVALS GREEK
Speaker Gives Illustrated Lec
ture at Caleb Mills Hall.
‘•While we put in years in study of the
art of Greece and Italy we do not realize
that India has Just as great natural and
architectural beauty," declared Walter F.
Perry of Brooklyn, in an address on
"India and Ita Art” at Caleb Mil s hail.
Mr. Perry was to make an address on
"Art in the Home" this afternoon. ITc is
speaking under the Joint ausjdces of the
Indianapolis public schools and the
drama league. Both lectures are Illus
trated.
Mr. Perry showed a number of views
of the temples in India which he declares
equal to those of ancient Greece. He
pointed out that the people o' India are
more religious than the Christian peop.e.
"Where we say ‘tlfou shait not kill.’
meaning tinman life, they say ‘thou shait
. not kill anything,’ either human or ani
mal life. Hence, when they enter the
temples they cover their faces In order
that they may not breathe an insct
thus taking its life. They alao inflict
And a wonderfully glorious place it is! It gleams and glitters and sparkles with thousands of things that make Christmas for
the children. And with the formal opening of Toyland we have combined a Toy Sale. Choose your toys now, make a small pay
ment down and the final payment just before Christmas, when they will be delivered. The following list is necessarily incomplete,
but it gives you an idea of the offerings represented.
“Art Craft” Dolls Pull-a-Part Circus $9.75 Coaster
Little dimpled darling* that j Clowns, animals and all WagOnS, $7.40 / ■■■■— ■■■ v
TP ■ look so alive you’d think the necessary "Uxlns” to
Ia they'd squeal if you tickled complete a circus. Toe mil- Roller bearing and built _
JL ir £9 U them. And their eyes open mnls, 63*: 9LJW „ *''!• stand rougu treatment. g evvvn o
** and close—great big eyes ~ A DV S CL
C' _;„1 . s ,T*o,r,: L’.TXL rl; 54.00.*-® 8: ’ Character Dolls J
very special sst!;,. i-.,..-,. S s $2.49 Don .“it. Verv
—.- _• um ~u **- I'l in'h . s i.i:t Furniture, -r
Reductions £S £ S£::;:S?:S 1 $2.12 set •*?*•... -.*. .u„, Cma/inl
It.aatlfully .nain.lcd .nil , h , , L#k—• X
' - 1 Stuffed Animals t-. 4U*ia.SSr r
" ,ar f,VSO dolls, 17 Inc Ti. curl*. - •
98c Rag Doiis or m &t sz Keductsons
i Dogs, 83c ” '
plente.’* And loinc n#i 13 inch ill*', cotton tufT<y!. A ?! „ lir | 4
Who must have thought lot* | |! r * rurU ’
4 Os him has tied a red ribbon j Prmilvin a timi moving e>ea, $10..0.
under hi* chin. And thera ! wOlilDinallOH . _ ,
,f/ ■OS ® re °ther animal*, Game Boards Register Banks
Uj /j //// regular menagerie—some of uaiuc JJWell UO O AfT”’
jj l I ! f j] them big and strong enough Carrom combination, re?u- Such a fascinating toy, Just
fjf A | for little one* to ride on. larly $7. SO, for 96.37; like a regular big cash fit’7W
-X',. 1 Priced 81.20 to 813.00. Archerena combination reg- register Hes >r you know It M jpq /
[S. I/| ,i V less t3 per cent. ularly *4.73, for 84.00. the entire family will be drop- *gi ■■ .
I I piug nickels and dimes In It, A
Soldier Sets Wonderland /WT* V .
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/TAT These little metal men will UUIcUpO Three coin banks, regularly f/-7\ \ V*
*O . ILJBLJE be but slightly battered after B.V flowers, birds and *2.~>. for 81.81. /f O \ t
a / M / many bloody battl. Can't funny facet, 29*. <V.c head- Mckel and Dime Dinks. r> g / JtA V \ Q J
a r(J \IH / yoti imagine how thrilling It lest animals and bird sjx;U-, ularly |1 75. for 81.40. \ If v’y ' 'dlj /
, LS_y w-*' will bo r<ir the boy to line up 1 ers, 55*. 1 '*’'T
V the marine* pictured to the Cftn T nOo COo
n Roller chimes -cj
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. li y •“ U ' * e pl ’ thev make mualc. '2V slse, f\ / 'l/ft
\ 21*: Me size, 43*: j.oo Tvo'-ty Pumitlirp )
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l / *** ~rx 85e Artillery aete, with tent, 91.06. you ,i„ n -, have t Just
/i r K~ \ 7'ZC. . „ , , etand and !n*,k at it or use
£ j *I.BO Pets, teat and can- SeWUlg Cards aild u Just for done., lt-a Jk
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\ m P* •-J for 89.33. 43*; 30’ eta, 33*; Me turn—can't you Imagine a per- a‘>. J /Civv
'■S ,A° w 76*; *175 sets, feetly lovely little tea par HJ W 0 7 ’ *
7 ~ h ) Kiddie Kars si.so: *-s ei.ee. .j, we-
11.. . n J t>. i.t 35c Airplanes, 29c & \ f
f j ' ( I velopa sturdy little legs and Small sailor that tiles like i **£”//'* “ , • . , 87.X.1. 1/ \ /
l 1 rfv ha, great .port if he K own, a top .pin., j "f-r f-V? * ) (
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U l J oT[\ J conatruc6on —°' ,o ' ld Doll ClotheS | regularly *d 50. for g \ g,
° Ap \ Size No. 1, regularly *1.75. Trunks j Rockers without arm* reg- J HT i| k
JSSjL A/f> 2> for 81.49. ’ ularly *'1.75, for 85.74. a y'
JEfISLv Bi Zfi y 0 2 regnlarlv *” 50 90c !zc, 12-lnch, 77*; Armchairs, regularly $S 00, -
for *2.12. *1.50 size, 14 inch, 81.27; for *6.80. W'' V A
K -W Size No 3, regularly *3OO, *2.30 size, 18 inch, 92.12. Combination high chatr to L -J
W' for *2.55. "’“I piny table regularly \ 7
rPKuUr,y ”' SO, Talking Dolls * los °- f,,r
, n sor 1 •3 N 40 S ' rPifUlarlsr ,4 °°’ Say. “mamma" now. may- j Fire Engines l , /7 Rto
L ' ~fz* ( I _ Trailers. regularly *1.75, i h . e • m , or , e , I , at * r ’ , * hey . hove ! Clang! Clang! Clang! S\) I f / \ f;M fi J
for 81.49. I *tt!ffe,| be dies and wear long Clear the track for the fire iffl It &* / \ 6 r j
—C \/ /?( r, 'i' baby, department! First of nil *** /A \
~ ~f—*x , 98 size, 14-inch, 82j53. come* the engine— not the __ / /\ \
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\flf\V ‘ and letters, M, sets. 4in steering wheel And the -ft jfa iJ IK \, IP
*12.00 bine auto, with wind- each. 25*; 85c acta, Bln |
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fv* sls 00 Ld auto, 88-lnch, ; . _ _ ... ~ ~ Ife o *4
812.75; $0 00 red auto, 35- China Toy Tea n ," ok ;, nn ' l wagons mpr-y*
7) inch, *7.65. i . * <""} "” t 1 ° to J* r s
SetS reduced In price.
“ Paints and china, highly j 3VXclllOP r ciriy Flllisll
v 1 49c Bet*, 9 picc, . V / r“M*W
B Painting Outfits ! 42*; osc eta, 7 piece*, Piqnnn .
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E iki i School color- *1.70; $4-00 sets, 17 pieces, would you rather play Yan- //£ j
I * tn f. k J I - 70*. kce Doodle or London e
D * l2 " designs with crayons Bridge? Tho Musical Me- k
\ i and water colors. *1.06. -r-j • „ _ f n — T?nagerie fa thn greeter* in- / 57?*—
$2.50 seta with tube paints XSICVCIGS JOP HOVS ventlon In musical toyland. g* "“Tj- -. — )
ITwl ar| d crayons, 82.13. The Instruction sheets repre
fr —v, i|'„7V *3.48 large set, with cm- *29.0<) bicycles, sent each note with animals -eraXl l I
s. (;>/ broidery combined. 82.96. frame. 824.6.; *4O uo bl- atml’cr to the animals shown I
HD Others —75 c 63*; cycles, 23-inch, with coaster, on th( , keV!) „„ )h at even tho Mrshbkr' / C*‘ L.^i
,QW II SIOO seta. 85*; $1.50 seta. 834.00: *4T,50 bicycles. 20 youngest member In the fain- WBMH9
*^’ R3: ,COS ,et * 1 85.95. Doll Carriages, *3BO Pianos, with 12 keys, WV
Doll Furniture 15% Off
t_. , *1.75 Pianos, 10 keys,
Natural colored steel sets | Heed and willow cab* in 81.49.
for living room, bedroom and ; natural gray. white or $2.25 Pianos, 12 keys
dining room; 50c seta, 43*; j brown, ranging in price *l.Bl.
SIOO sets, 85*; *2.00 sets, ! from $7.75 to *23.00, less . And a number of other Toyland In the
81.70. j J 5 per cent. 1 sizes also reduced. Pettis basement.
on themselves all manner cf punishment.”
Mr. Perry explained the curious be
lief of the natives that after life has
passed from the body it is unclean and
will contaminate any person who touches
it.
Mr. Perry discussed the people of
India according to their religion, divid
ing them into three classes; namely,
Buddists, Mohammedans, Hindoos.
“We do not give them credit for striv
ing toward the truth which they should
by all rights have,” he declared, "for
they are trying as best they can and
trying as no other nation has ever tried
to see the light. And so It is that each
of these teachers of religion felt called
on to interpret what he felt to be the
one divine power."
Mr. Perry illustrated native cus
toms. He showed the way in which
earthen Jars were made; how public
barber shops were conducted and how
the stores were operated.
“The curse of India is and has been
for centuries the class distinction," he
declared, "and the English are encour
aging the natives to travel as much as
possible In order to mitigate this."
He said Illiteracy In the country is
very extensive.
“The man who can read and write or
who has a wife who can is Justly proud
of his accomplishment,” he declared.
PETTIS DEY GOODS CO.
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NEW ACADEMIC BUILDING.
Built with a view to conforming with
the general building plan that Is pro
posed ’for the Technical High School, and
which is as complete In Us details ns *
comprehensive city planning scheme, the
academic building, on the Technical High
School grounds, is nearing completion as
far as Its bare exterior is concerned, and
Is to be entirely completed and ready
:fSTT CTV CO
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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19,1920.
for school use at the beginning of the
September term, 1921.
It Is 440 feet by 03 feet and three sto
ries la height, with an attic in addition.
On the first floor there will be a de
partment devoted to household manage
ment, and hospital demonstration. In
cluding Test rooms and first aid rooms;
a denartment devoted to applied design,
applied arts, commercial art* and cos
tumes ; a department devoted to deeora
tlves arts, which will Include a> bedroom
and bathroom Illustrative of what can be
done in the decorative arts, and the de
partmental office and girls’ locker room.
On tho second floor will be four reel
tntlon rooms, a big study hall, a phy
siography lanoratory, two biology labo
ratories with a lecture room betweeu
them, and administrative offices, oppo
site the commercial department,
will be furnished with complete commer
cial equipment.
Two big study halls, fourteen recita
tion rooms and teachers' rooms will be
on the third floor.
There will be six sets of stairs In the
building, and two Are escapes, and ou
each floor there will be locker rooms.
The building has brick exterior walls
and the Interior skeleton construction
Is of steel and concrete.
Vonncguf, Bohn &. Mueller are the
architects.
beittep bootlegger HANGS BEI.J
PEOIIIA, 111.. Nov. 19.—Anton Podof
nix, a coal miner, held In the county
jail' here on a charge of violating thC
Federal prohibition law. made a noo*>
out of his belt and a strip of bed cloth
ing and hanged himself.
No Phone f Mail, C. O. D. Orders or Layaways
STEPLAI3DER3,
HALF PRICE
Any size priced 78c, 39^.
Any size priced 00c, 30*.
—Pettis basement.
$3.75 Washboilers, sl.BB— No.
8 washboilers, with copper
bottom.
—Pettis basement.
$11.50 Brief Cases, $5.75 —
Black and tan cowhide brief
cases.
—Pettis luggage, fifth floor.
$6.50 Traveling Bags, $3.25 —
17-inch tan karatol bags, with
waterproof lining.
—Pettis luggage, fifth floor.
NOTIONS.
10c Cap-shape hair nets, dozen,
30*.
10c Cf. N. T. thread, dozen,
85*.
15c Gold-Eye needles, pack
age, 6*.
"5c F’esh color dress shields,
pair, 19*.
10c Belting, black and white,
yard, 3*.
—Pettis notions, street floor,
aisle one.
$2.25 Table Damask, sl-13 —
Imported mercerized damask,
two yards wide.
Pettis linens, street floor,
aisle two.
$3.10 Sheets, sl.ss—Excellent
quality sheets, size 72x90.
l’ettls beddings, fifth floor.
30c Liquid Veneer, 22c—Four
ounce bottles of this splendid
polish.
Pettis ba“emeut.
Women’s $4.95 Kimonos, Half
Price—A Hover figured flannel
ette kimonos, elastic and regu
lar waist line.
Petti* negligees, second
floor.
Women's $3-95 to $7.95 Morn
ing Dresses. Half Price —All
ginrham morning dresses, neat
ly made and trimmed.
—Pettis house dresses, sec
ond floor.
Women's Blouses, $2.49
Geor; otte blouses, in blue, biack.
brown, bisque, flesh antKwhite.
—Pettis blouses, second floor
Toilet Paper. Half Price—Od.l
lots of ldr, 15c and 20c rolls
toilet paper.
—Pettis basement.
$1.75 Bake Pans, 88c—Size 10
xl4 drip pan, made of aluminum
—Pettis basement.
$2.25 Saucepan Sets, $1,13
Three heavy aluminum sauce
pan.! in the set
Pettis basement.
Ch'ldren's $3.60 and $3.95
Garments, Half Price—Dresses,
romners snd creepers. Ging
hams in plain colors or fancy
plaids and checks.
—Pettis infants' dept., second
floor.
$1.59 Figured Madras, 84%c
Beautiful patterns, in rose, gold,
mulberry, blue and brown.
—Pettis drnperv dept., third
floor.
2.49 Drapery Madras. $1.25
Fifty-Inch madras, in blue, green,
gold and Tiffany
— Pettis drapery dent., third
floor.
59c Dranery Burlap. 30c—
Green, brown, natural color
drapery burlap.
- IVttis drapery dept., third
floor.
$4.49 Voile Curtains, Pair,
$2.25 —Ruffled voile curtains in
white only (12 pairs to a cus
tomer).
—Pettis drapery dept., third
floor.
59c Filet Curtain Net, 30e—
-36-inch filet net, in white, ivory
and ecru.
—Pettis drapery dept., third
floor.
R9c Cretonnes. 45c Extra
heaw cretonne. ! n strlne. tapes
try and conventional designs.
Prttis drapery dept., third
floor.
37c Pleached Muslin, Yard. 19c
—Foft, finish, bleached muslin.
36 inches wide.
—Pettis domestics, street
floor, aisle two.
Y *
f-5c Bath Towels. 48c—Plain
white bath towels, heavy, dou
ble thread weave.
Pettis towels, street floor,
aisle two.
30c Wall Paper, 15c—Plain
pulp oat moal, buff and colors
—Pettis wall paper, third
finer.
6c Borders, Yard, 2'/ 2 c —Cut-
out living-room borders.
—Pettis wall paper, third
floor.
PETTIS nm GOODS CO
t-me Ki w hc stop e k. s-r. isss" 4
TOILETS.
10c Munyon’s witch hazel
soap, 2 cakes, 15*.
10c Olivilo soap, 6 cakes, 38*.
45c Mennen’s shaving cream,
31*.
65c Djer-Kiss face powder,
51*.
60c F. E- I. tooth paste, 24*.
75c Sylvan toilet water, 57 *.
60c Elcaya vanishing cream,
39*.
—Pettis toilets, street floor,
front.
$5.00 Corsets, s2.so—Pettis
special corsets, pink brocade
with elastic top.
—Pettis corsets, second floor.
59c Curtain Swiss, 3Cc—Dotted
curtain swis3, blue and pink
dots on white grounds. (Not
more than 25 yards to a cus
tomer.)
—Pettis drapery dept., third
floor.
75c Colored Marquisette,
—Bird, stripes and scenic effects
in colored marquisette.
—Pettis drapery dept., third
floor.
2 Balls 15c Crochet Thread,
15c —Odds and ends of Royal
Society crochet thread
—Pettis art dept., fifth floor.
40c to $2.25 Fancy Pieces, Half
Price—Center pieces and scarfs,
stamped for embroidering.
—Pettis art dept., fifth floor.
$1.39 Lunch Cloths, 89c—Jap
anese lunch cloths, nice size.
—Pettis art dept„ fifth floor.
$2.85 and $3.00 Kimono Silks,
$1.43 —Lining and kimono silks
in plain and satin finish. Printed
designs.
—Pettis llnivgs, street floor,
aisle two.
69c Amazon Percales, 35c
Yard wide, extra heavy Amazon
percales.
Pettis wash goods, street
floor, aisle two.
59c Kalbumie Ginghams, 30c
—Light grounds, woven stripes;
fast colors
—Petti* wash goods, street
floor, aisle one.
Children’s $1.98 to $3.98 Felt
Hars, 93c—Black and colors
with ribbon streamers.
—Pettis millinery, second
floor.
$3.59 Silk Shirtings, $1.59
32 inches wide; stripes and self
colored small figures.
Pettis silk shirtings, street floor,
aisle two.
$3.50 Changeable Taffeta,
$1.69 —Dark street shades such
as navy and brown, navy and
red, etc.
—Pettis silk*, street floor, aisle one.
Boys’ $225 Knickerbockers,
$1.39 —Corduroy knickers, sizes
8 to 17 years.
—Pettis clothes for boys, third floor.
$3.50 Storm Serge, $1.75
Navy blue storm serge, 52 in
wide. sponged and shrunk.
—Pettis woolens, street floor, aisle
two.
Women’s $3.95 and $4.95
Gowns, Half Price —Outing flan
nel nightgowns and pajamas.
—Tettis nightgowns, second floor.
Women’s $5-95 Silk Night
gowns, $2.93 —Silk ''crepe de
chine gowns, plain and fancy.
—Pettis lingerie, second floor.
55c Coffee, 2 pounds, 55c
Two pounds of our regular 55c
brand of coffee.
—Pettis coffee, basement.
Women’s Felt Slippers, $1.38
—Lavender and old rose felt
slippers with soft leather sole.
—l’ettls shoes, street floor, aisle six.
Women’s $3.00 and $9.00 Shoes,
$3.95 —Broken lots of women's
shoes in many styles and leath
ers. (No exchanges, refunds or
phone orders )
—Pettis shoe’s, street floor, aisle six.
Women's $7.48 Kid Gloves,
$4.50 —Elbow length white kid
gloves.
—Pettis gloves, street floor, aisle
four.
$15.00 Fruit Baskets, $7.9R
Quadruple plate silver fruit
baskets; have filigree handle.
—Pettis silverware, street floor,
front.
$3.50 Beaded Bags, 63c—Draw
string beaded bags in colors.
—Pettis leather goods, street floor,
aisle three. ,
$1.25 Dorine Boxes, 69c—Dou
ble dorine boxes, for powder and
rouge
—Pettis jewelry, street floor, aisle
four.
Women’s Underwear, Half
Price—Nightgowns, skirts, en
velope chemise, drawers, corset
covers, etc.
—Pettis undermuslint, second floor. ,
65c Stationery, 33o—Depends*-
ble linen writing paper in blue,
pink, buiT and white.
— Petti* stationery dept., street floor,
aisle four.
$2.00 Pencil Sharpeners, SI,OO
—Boston pencil sharpener*.
Dandy for office use.
—Pettis book dept., street Coer,
aisle four.
96.00 Books, 93.00—De Mau
passant selected writings. Set
of 6 volumes
—Pettis books, street floor, Aisle
four.
95.00 Teacher's Bible, 92-50
Limp leather covers, contain*
lesson helps and questions and
answers.
—Pettis books, street floer, aisle
four.
60c Candy, 30c—Two pound*
to a customer of this satin fin
ish hard candy.
—Pettis candy dept., basement.
60c Gum Drops 30c —Just half
price for these delicious fig gum
drops.
—Pettis candy dept, basement.
Women’s 85c Vests, 42c—Ex
tra size Kayser’s vests, bodice
top style, flesh color. (Just 2to
a customer.)
Pettis knit underwear, street floor,
aisle five.
Women’s 39c Stockings, 19c—
Semi-fashioned cotton stockings
in black and colors. All sizes.
—Pettis hose, street floor, aisle five.
Men’s 29c Ivory Garters, 15c—
Cable welt garters in assorted
colors- One to a customer.
— Pettis furnishings for men, street
floor, aisle six.
Women’s 12'/ 2 c Handkerchiefs,
Bc—Handkerchiefs, neatly mad*,
with hemstitched edges.
— Fottis handkerchiefs, street floor,
■ Isle two.
Men’s 15c Handkerchiefs, 12
for 91.10 —Neatly made handker
chiefs, the size men like.
—Tettis handkerchiefs, street floor,
•isle two.
50c and $1 00 Neckwear, 19e—
Odds and ends of fancy neck
wear of various kinds.
—Fettle neckwear, street floor, aisle
two.
8c and 12|/2C Laces, 5c and 9o
—Different widths and patterns
in laces.
— Tettis laces, street floor, Alois
three.
Women’s $23.85 Cost*, s9
Black kersey coats, full lined.
Just 12 in the lot.
—Pettis coats, second floor
Women’s 97-95, $10.95 and
$12.95 Skirts. s3.9s—Plaids,
tweeds and poplins in tan, gray,
brown and navy. Just 18 of
these skirts.
—Pettis skirts, second floor.
15c Cotton Twine, 10c Ball-
Three-ply white cotton.
—Pettis basement.
25c “It” Cleaner, 12|/ 2 c—For
bathtubs, sinks, etc.
—Pettis basement.
75c Hand Duster, 44c—Chem
ically treated.
—Pettis basement.
$3.98 Water Set, s2.oo—Thr*©.
pint pitcher and six tumbler*.
Cut floral design.
—Pettis basement.
$3.25 Fish Bowl, s2.oo—Six
gallon size, large globe shape.
—Pettis basement.
$1.25 Celery Tray, 63c—Semi
porcelain, rose decoration.
—Pettis basement.
$6.00 Dozen Cups and Saucers,
$4.75 Dozen —Imported china,
plain white ovide shape.
—Pettis basement.
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