Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 173, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1924 — Page 5

FRIDAY, NOV. 28, 1924

"W RECLAIMS CLINTON BRIDGE IN RECORD TIME Wabash Structure Overhauled at Cost of $20,000, High jed bridee reclamation of one of the major structures In tligt ,;e I'.iaiiway system has just oeen comp! ' ' Hinton, where State lb! I" crosses the Wabash Riv?r. 11, i o • an expenditure of S2O. .•chi tn , ..TV,,! '200,000. tin* cost of

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Hose, Underwear and Gloves

Substandards of fcEAL SILK Hose for Women, Pair, 80c Lisle hemmed tops, seamed back and fashion markings; black and colors, k>zes Sis to 10’ j. REAL SiL&and Wool Hose at 80c Os superior quality; hemmed top nd reinforced foot. Size* Si 3 to JO black and eoiosa.

Children’s Plated Sport Hose, Pair, 65c English ribbed .ivies: Kaynn pirated hose having the appearance of silk, ami wearing qualities of iron, black, buck, nude, beige ami whits. Sizes 6 to He Slight imperfections.

Saturday Sale of Men’s Wool Worsted Union Suits at Well made, nns fitting;: tinted mixture color flat /♦> | /) look sparus, mclium weight ribbed, comfortable closed qL I crotch, cuffed sleeves and ankles, Sizes 36 to 4d JL " s4s| Men’s Outing Flannel A Pajama Suits, $1.25 \ strips, earefullj ma<l; \ Js. full pi7.es; serviceable weight. Sizes X r,6 to 46. & / if Men’s All-Wool Pure Worsted Union Suits, $3.45 1 | Super quality isn’t': carefully made. ' • ■ * full size' to allow for ehrinkug-; AJ g VH white buttons, natural colors Sizes r Bin ?,S to 44. , - c lit Boys' Medium Weight Rilibpd t 1 ninn 'tiiits—Snug fitting, well made BERKS' suits wi*h lons sleeves atnl ankle \ length. Sizes 2 to 16 years Q 1 n A Hern color <5 i.UU Hoys* I'leeee billed I'nion Suit*— Warm and comfortable; full cut, care I fully finished Sizes 2 to CHILDREN’S SHOES Dependable and Low Priced Boys' tan calf bluch- Hk ||| U and Chiler—two full soles ti/ sS • dren’a Patent and tan sewed; all leather M i*',* h**, shoM ”',l th , , ' . . colored tops, rubber heels for real boys. m heel*; aolid soles sizes 1 to 5 J m Sizes from B<4to 2. Infants* Real Elk Button First Step Shoes at $1.45 -\x> ko*.. tuet i it o. .. -—X)3kufairs tbo* l>u

anew bridge, accenting to John D. Williams. State road director. The reclamation proje</ was let to contract, but was under The plans and supervision of J. Titus, chief bridge engineer. In twenty-nine days workmen tore up and built anew wood-block floor, re-spaced and riveted the old longitudinal stringer, adding two new lines of stringers the entire distance of the bridge: cleaned, brushed and paintel all steel and iron work. This was accomplished without interrupting traffic. During the repair period the ;n----terurbaji line crossing this bridge also replaced its old rails with larger ones and raised these and their supporting stringers in order to place the top of the rails at the same elevation as the new bridge floor. This bridge is 618 feet long a.nd has a clear width of twenty feet The structure now is in condition to handle heavy modern traffic for a l • riud of twenty to twenty-five years, according to Titus. The Clinton Chamber of Commerce

Women’s Full Fashioned Pure Silk Hose, Pair, $1 v Will: mercerized lisle -ops and Role* h"Bvv weight, silk They nave perfect fit . black and colors sub •-t.indai-as sizes s', to 10. Women’s Chiffon Hose, Pr., 50c Pure nLk hose, hale top*, hoels, tons and double ao!s; blaek, ganmetal and color* Files B*4 to 10$. Sub -tatidards Women’s Union Suits, $1 Medbim hervy weight, in high nock, long sieevsa and anile length Sizes JS to 44. Women’s Knit Union Suits, 39c Fine ribbed anira 1n light weight, built-up shoulder*; lace trimmed and bodice top, loose knee Files 38 to 40

sent Titus the following expression: •"The Clinton Chamber of Commerce wishes to express its % liigh appreciation of your action in connec Uon with the laying of plans for repaving the bridge over the Wabash Rivet at this point on the Clinton <t and Terre Haute road. We particularly appreciate your providing in advance for the laying of the pavement in longitudinal sections. We feel that it was no small feat on the part of the engineers and contiactor to keep half of the roadway open, when it is borne in mind that the tracks of the traction line occupy about one-third of the width of the bridge. " EUGENICS LAW URGED Enactment of the eugenics law, prohibiting marriage of persons physically unfit, will be asked of the 1925 Legislature by the State Health Council. A similar law, passed in R‘o7, was declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. Dr. W. F. King, president of the

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Sale of Lovely Silk Underwear Greatly Reduced for Saturday Selling Repriced and Placed in Two Lots $1.95—52.95 STEP-INS, BLOOMERS, NIGHTGOWNS, COSTUME SLIPS An opportunity to buy for Christmas, lovely rrepo de rhino undergarments, plain and exquisite real lace trimmings. Colors. Women’s Rayon and Costume Slips, $1.95, $2.49, $2.95 Rayon ifihcr KillO is growing In demand for undergarment * thov maintain thoir luster and have splendid wearing qualities The slips have pretty fancy pleated flounce. Women’s Rayon Bloomers, $1.95, $2.49, $2.69 ,*io to 55 Inches long, of heavy soft Rayon in all tho lovely rich shades of navy, purple, gray, tan, king's blue, white, brown and black. Women’s Outing Flannel Nightgowns, Special, 79c bong sleeve stylo, full length gowns; yoke ff""' 1 ntrk with a touch of embroidery; of good qualijl j fy. bln* or pink striped. Sizes 16 and 17. Ex 'v e . trn size garments at SI. I Beautiful New Styled English $ Broadcloth Blouses, SI.SS flf ,*iilOjHjffi|S j Smartly styled models you will like: ci.mo j Whl,<> ' h,ne *"'* M " Size* B*l to 41 j i |j : j | Newest Fall Dresses, $2.95 !j§y j , ’ in slripp In black, navy and brown Jj_y__ Hiilii t’iiliililE II cottage sergs, silk braid trimmings; long' . siesva Sty Is. Sisss JLS to 44,

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State board of health, said a growing demand for such a law caused renewed efforts to obtain its passage. King said the board would usge a measure permitting any city or county having a population of more than fifty thousand to establish a health department with a full-time health officer. WIDOW LOSES SUIT By Times Special NOBLESVILLE. Ind., Nov. 28. After a trial of ten days the jury in the Marshall Billings will case returned r verdict holding the instrument valid. The widow attempted to have the will set aside, contending that her husband never executed it and insisting that she be given the property, valued nt $40,000. in her own right. The will gave her a life interest in the property.

Women’s Knit Vests, 25c Knit In flpe elastic rib: built up should- • lace trimmed. Sizes .V md ■<-

New Wool Gloves, 75c. For Women and Ml**** Rrnshed wool, snog fitting gauntlet gloves light, dark and medium colors, trimmed la contrasting colors Children’s Gloves and Mittens Jersey knit, fleece lined e OQ gloves, brown only .. OZ/C .Terser knit, fleece lined mittens, furtrimmed wrist, brown C Q only J7C foreskin fleece lined mittenv OP for trimmed wriat.a ODC f apeak in fleeced lined gloves, (pi nn for-trimmed wrists igl.Uu

BLUE BLOODS‘SHOW OFF’ More than a hundred Boston terrier blue bloods were on exhibition Thursday in the Denison assemblyoom, under auspices of the Indiana Boston Terrier Club. B. If. Rosenheim of Chicago was judge of the show. Several hundred dog lovers from the city and State viewed the show. Proceeds went to the Children's Sun-

Last Excursion of the Season —TO—LOUISVILLE, KY. Sunday, November 30, 1924 Round Trip Train Leave* Traction Station 7 A. 11. Returning I .eaves Louisville 7 P. M. INTERSTATE PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY

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