Indiana daily times. [volume], August 05, 1921, Last Home Edition, Page 7, Image 7

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PLAN BARGAINS
INLIVESTOCK
Fair Managers Announce Un
usual Display of Fine
Breeds This Year.
Prize lire stork will be on the bar
gain counter at the State Fair this year,
according to I. Newt Brown, secretary of
the new State department of agriculture.
The slump in live stock prices af
fected the blue ribbon winners as much
as it did the cross-breeds, he said. In
some parts of the State fancy stock sold
nearly as cheaply as stock without pedl- 1
grees during the last six months.
Despite this fact. Mr. Brown said, the
lire stork at the fair will be bigger this
year than at any previous time. The ex
hibition, he said, will break all records,
both ir size and variety.
Seven hundred cattle have been en
tered already. For the first time on any
American fairground, according to Mr.
I:rown. steers of all breeds w*.l le
shown. Baby beef and calf classes are to
be expanded from dairies to include all
beef breeds.
Canvas tents and improvised shelters
wiU be used to bouse the cattle, Mr.
Borwn said, because all space in the cat
tle barns was filled some time ago.
The hog entry list is so heavy it will
not be possible to show entries from each
breed each day. Pig club contestants
will be shown on Monday, Poland Chinas
aud Chester Whites on Tuesday, Puroc-
Jerseys and Berkshires on Wednesday
afternoon and fat barnwvs on Friday.
Os the 1.500 hogs entered, 400 were
raised by toys and girls.
An enormous poultry show will be
housed in two large pavillions. Tbs old
poultry bouse will be used for chickens
exclusively, whiie other fowls and rab
bits will be exhibited in the Ilorticul
tural building. More than 3,500 birds
have been entered.
Arrangements are being made also to
provide extra room for the horses. The
030 stalls have ail been contracted for.
2 CHARGED WITH
AUTO STEALING
Indianapolis Men to Face
Charge at Danville.
Two Indianapolis men were arrested
early today and will be taken to Dan
ville to answer the charge of stealing
an automobile.
They are Piliver James. 22. 728 West
Thirtieth street, and Lester Clay. 21. 2720
Boulevard place. The arrests were made
at the request of Sheriff Charles T. Clark
of Danville, who says he has under ar
rest at Danville William N'eal Taylor,
alleged automobile thief. The sheriff
says an automobile was stolen in Dan
ville Monday night, aud that Taylor was
arrested and confessed his part in tak
ing the car.
Taylor also is alleged to have con
nected .Tames and Clay with the theft.
James has been arrested before on the
charge of stealing automobiles, the po
lice say. Clay is a taxi driver.
Sheriff Clark says he has Clay's taxi in
his possession at Danville and that it Is
a Packard car, but that it bears a license
issued for a Ford car belonging to a
woman on Euclid avenue.
CARUSO LEAVES
ALL TO WIDOW
She to Enjoy Estate During
Lifetime.
NAPLES. Aug. s.—With the golden
voiced Caruso at rest in his beloved
Naples, bis relatives turned today to the
task of settling his estate.
indications were that his last will, the
one drawn at Sorrento, on his return from
America this summer, will be accepted as
h! final wish. This was said to provide
that the widow shall have the Income so
long as she lives, the estate to be divided
among surviving relatives on her death.
Caruso, it became known, drew up
numerous wills, during his ltfe, rarely
setting out an extensive trips without pro
viding for the disposal of his constantly
Increasing wealth. Flis practice was said
to be to tear up previous wills when he
had drafte4 anew one.
GANG’S ALLEGED
LEADER KILLED
Girl Says He Suicided, but Po
lice Skeptical.
CHICAGO. Atig. s.—Walter Chambers,
believed by the police to have been the
ringleader of a gang of automobile ban
dit*. was fonnd shot to death in an
apartment in East Forty-Fourth street
today. Bending over his body wag a
young woman who gave the name of
Pixie Davidson. She told the police
Chambers had committed suieide.
Less than an hour previous police had
engaged in a running revolver battle with
five men in an automobile. Three of
them, badly wounded, were captured.
The police believe Chambers was au oc
cupant of the car and died from wounds
received during the battle.
four floors of music
Good Used
Pianos
on Easy Terms
When yon can (ret GOOD used
Pianos, all thoroughly rebuilt,
and In excellent condition, ON
Oi R PAYMENT PLAN—It la a
good inrestmeut in home happi
ness. Carlin's have seTeral fine
need pianos at prices ranging
from
$l5O to $225
Edisons, Columbias, Q. R. S.
Rolls, Holton Instruments,
Sheet Music
The
CARLIN
Music Go.
143 E. Washington St.
CONGRESSMAN
SEES JAP WAR
Predicts England Will Be Al
lied With Nippons.
By DONALD HOCTifiR,
Times Staff Correspondent.
CAMP KNOX, Ky„ Aug. s.—Represen
tative In Congress Fitzgerald of Ohio, a
reserve major now on duty here with the
Citizens Military Training Camp, in ad
dressing the students todsy on the value
SATURDAY
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No Mail, Telephone or C. 0.
D. orders filled for these Two-
Hour Specials. All sales final.
Men’s $16.75 Palm Beach Suits,
$9.75
Genuine Palm Beach Suits, highly tailored
and a good range of sizes.
—Third floor.
Boys’ 59c to 85c Wash Pants, 29c
Boys’ White Straight Knee Pants, sizes 3
to 8 years.
Boys’ Long White Sailor Pants, sizes 8
and 9 years only.
Boys’ Blouse-Knee Khaki Pants, sizes 3,
4 and 5 years.
About 75 pairs in the lot at the one price.
—Third flour.
$4.25 Matting Suit Cases, $2.98
Standard size, 24-inch, strong frame, light
and well made. —Bawramt.
Aluminum Combination Cookers,
$1.19
Can be used as Convex Sauce Pan, Rice
Boiler, Baking Pan. Pudding Pan, Sauce Pan.
etc., just 67 in the lot. —Basement.
Safety Razors With Blade, 39c
Heavily Nickelplated Safety Razors com
plete with blade, just 72 to sell at this price.
—BaMmen t.
$1.69 Preserving Kettles, 89c
Triple-coated white enameled steel in 6
and 8-quart sizes. Baeement.
Women’s Boudoir Slippers, $1.45
Black Kid Boudoir Slippers with silk pom
pon and low heel. —street floor.
Women’s Canvas Oxfords, SI.OO
Lot of White Canvas Oxfords and Pumps
in many styles, but broken sizes.
—Street floor.
Blanco Shoe Cleaner, 15c
Blanco White Shoe Cleaner; 25c size.
—Street floor.
50c Wall Paper, 25c
Tapestry Wall Paper printed on heavy em
bossed stock in dark, rich colors.
—Third floor.
Room-Lots Wall Paper, $1.64
Sufficient Wall Paper for a good sized
room —10 r. ils side wall, 6 rolls ceiling and
18 yds. border —in striped and floral designs.
—Third floor.
Valenciennes Lace, 12 Yards
for 23c
Edges and Insertions in good widths and
patterns. — street floor.
Women’s Handkerchiefs,
Each, 5c
Clearance of Women's Handkerchiefs with
one-corner embroidered, hemstitched on fine
lawn. — Street floor.
Men’s Handkerchiefs,-Each, 5c
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs of fine grade
cambric, In good size. —street floor.
Long Silk Gloves, $1.19
These are full 16-button lengths and come
above the elbow, white only; all sizes; for
merly $1.98 a Pair. -Street floor.
Vanity Boxes, sl.lO
Beauty Cases or Vanity Boxes covered
with brown pressed tooled leather and fitted
with large mirror and other toilet accessor
ies; formerly $1.98. -street floor.
Iced Tea Spoons, Set, $1.48
Good silver plate guaranteed to wear, long
handle and graceful shapes. Regular price
U- 89 - —street floor .
Organdie Sashes, Yard, 69c
White and colors with hemstitched picot
edge. Imported organdie. 9 inches wide; for
merly SI.OO to $1.25 a yard, —street floor.
All-Silk Ribbon, Yard, 18c
Fine All-Silk Ribbon—plain Taffeta. Moire,
Roman Stripe and Floral effects for hair
bows, sashes, etc., were 25c and 39c a yard.
—Street floor.
Sterling Bar Pins, 48c
Sterling Silver Bar Pins, set with white
stones; our 98c leader. —street floor.
MBW YORK BJT. 185f
of organized reserve forces as well as
the National Guard and the C. M. T. 0.,
declared there Is a future possibility of
war by Japan and Great Brltian against
the United States.
He declared the English colonies, es
pecially Canada and Australia, disap
prove of the Anglo-Japanese alliance.
‘•ln the next war every man woman
and child will work at something and
there will be no cowards,” the Represen
tative said.
He declared his absence from Congress
is opposed, but asserted that be would re
main here until Important bills demand
his attention in Washington.
$1.75 Alarm Clocks, $1.23
Fully nickeled with loud ringing bell, pat
ent Shut-Off. -Basement.
35c Cups and Saucers, 25c
Nippon China Cups and Saucers in plain
ovide shapes assorted decorations.
—Bate men t.
79c Candle Sticks, 58c
Colonial shape with square base with
floral cuttings on each panel.
—Baeement.
Atlas of the World, 90c
Atlas with new maps and text matter,
size 11x15 inches, a few with soiled covers;
former subscription price $4.00.
—Street floor.
40c Stationery, 19c
Every day Stationery, in linen finish, ob
long shape. —Street floor.
White Satin Charmeuse,
Yard, $2.25
40 inches wide; for dresses and sports
skirts, all piire silk; $2.95 value.
—Street floor.
$1.25 Silk Dress Poplin, Yard,
94c
40 inches wide; in black and white and
good Street colors. —Street floor.
Back and Colored Satine,
Yard, 29c
A yard wide; good quality for bloomers,
petticoats, pettibockers, etc. street floor.
Plain and Fancy Dress Goods,
Yard, SI.OO
Including the popular colors in stripes,
plaids and checks; up to $2.00 values.
—Street floor.
SI.OO Plaid Skirting, Yard, 49c
44 inches wide; for summer skirts; best
light colors; a clearaway lot.
—Street floor
New Wool Skirting, Yard, $2.95
Block check plaid in good colors; new
lot and very specially priced.
—Street floor.
Colored Service Silk, Yard, 37c
A yard wide and In all the usual light and
dark colors for dresses, lingerie and drap
erles, half silk. —street floor.
White Ribbon Hats, SI.OO
Regularly $3.-*9. Lovely little Ribbon Hats
that are cool and dainty for summer time.
—Street floor.
Baby Crib Blankets, Each, 19c
White with pink and blue borders; reg
ularly 55c a pair. —ruth floor.
$2.29 Napkins, Dozen, $1.65
All hemmed, ready for use; neat designs
and good quality. —street floor.
23c Shirting Cheviot, 17c
The genuine Everett Cheviot In all neat
patterns and fast colors. — street floor.
Notion Specials
Spool Cotton, 150 yards on spool, C spools,
290.
10c yard White Belting, 6 yards, 100 Lim
it 6 yards to a customer.
White Romper Elastic 14 and %, 4<*
yard. 12 yards, 390- Limit 12 yards to a
customer. — Street floor.
25c to 50c Books, 10c
About 100 Books with their covers slight
ly soiled from handling. —street floor.
Girls’ Smocks, 95c
About 25 Smocks made of Pickwick crepe
and voile, in tan, rose and blue, sizes 6 to
14 years. Formerly $3.95 to $5.95.
—Second floor.
Girls’ $3.95 Organdie Dresses,
$1.75
Just 12, blue and lavender, ruffle trimmed
Organdie Dresses, sizes 7, 8 and 12 only.
—Second floor.
Composition Ivory, y 2 Price
Just 80 pieces of Ivory— limit two pieces
to 8. Customer. —Street floor.
Women's 59c Union Suits, 29c
A good grade of cotton, loose or tight
knee, bodice and tailored top, regular sizes
Limit one to a customer. —street floor.
IiNIJIAJN A JJAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5,1921.
STREET FIGHTS
FOLLOW STRIKE
Communists in Danzig Ordered
Arrested.
BERLIN. Aug. s—Street fighting trek"
out at Danzig today as a result of rou
bles between the Communists and non-
Communtsts.
Order was restored by the police, but
tension is high and it is feared Poland
will send troops into the city.
The Communist delegates to the glty
parliament were ordered arrested. The
Communists tried to precipitate a gen
eral strike, but failed.
Machine guns were mounted to protect
public buildings and barbed wire en
tanglements were thrown across some of
the leading streets.
Danzig was formerly a German city.
The Poles claimed it at the peace con
ference, but finally it was created a tree
port.
SWALLOWED HIS TEETH.
PARIS, Aug. s.—Jules Ferron, a well
to-do clothier of Lyons, swallowed his
false teeth when they broke while he was
eating. He was operated on and the
teeth removed, but he died two days
later.
39c Marquisette, Yard, 27c
Highly Mercerized Curtain Marquisette,
double thread, hemstitched and lacey style
border and ribbon edges. _ Tlllrd floor .
19c Curtain Scrim, Yard, 11c
With hemstitched style border and ribbon
ed S p - -Third floor.
$1.25 Filet Curtain Net, Yard,
89c
Fine quality and very durable, Quaker
< raft Ijace and Filet Net, white and Ivory 42
and 45 inches wide. _ TUlrd floo ' f
98c Stamped Bungalow Aprons,
75c
Made of pink, blue and green wash ma'
ter,aiß ‘ Fifth floor.
79c Stamped Luncheon Sets, 59c
13 pieces and two'good designs for selec
tlOß' —Fifth floor.
Women’s Neckwear, Each, 25c
Great collection of Women s Collars and
Sets of organdie, pique, bee, etc., in good
styles with embroidery or lace trimming.
—Street floor.
SI.OO Night Shirts, 65c
Men's Muslin Night Shirts, full size. V
neck, nicely trimmed. Limit one to a custo
mer' —Street floor.
Fancy Dress Cretonne, Yard, 35c
A yard wide in new designs and colors of
the season, something new for dresses.
-—Street floor.
Plaid Dress Gingham, 12%c
A clearance lot of new Dress Gingham for
dresses or children’s play togs.
—Slrftt floor.
Standard Dress Percale, Yard,
15c
A yard wide in light and dark colors with
new designs, very special opportunity.
—Street floor.
Bungalow Aprons, 79c
New Bungalow Aprons of percale in light
and dark patterns, rick-rack trimmed with
tie sash and pockets. 300 at this price.
—Second floor.
Crepe de Chine Kimonos,
% Price
In lovely delicate shades —fine qualify ma
terial; regularly $12.95 to $33.00.
—Second floor.
Dressing Sacques, 50c
Gingham, Crepe and Percale Dressing
Sacques that were regularly $2.50. Good
grade of gingham, etc. —second floor.
Bathing Suits and Accessories,
% Price
Our entire stock of Bathing Apparel is go
ing at one-half price—Caps, Shoes, Capes
and Su,ts ' -Second floor.
Women’s and Children’s Wool
Sweaters, $2.95
Women’s and Tots’ All-Wool Sweaters,
slipover and Tuxedo style; while quantities
las k —Second floor.
Corsets, $3.98
“Nemo” Corsets in hroken sizes and styles
and some slightly soiled. -second floor.
Children’s Dainty Organdie
Frocks, $5.95
Ruffled Dresses in pink, blue and yellow,
in fancy styles with large collars and picot
hemstitched and ribbon Dimmed; regularly
$10.96 and $12.95. -second floor.
Children’s Lawn and Voile
Dresses, SI.OO
Pretty little Frocks of fine lawn and voile,
in white with neat colored figures and dots
and white lawn collar, cuffs and sash; regu
larly $3.50. —Second floor.
Women’s Hose, 75c
Full fashioned Fiber Hose with rein
forced heel and toe, high spliced heel and
elastic lisle tops, black and white, slightly
irregular numbers of $1.50 Stockings.
—Street floor.
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