Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 289, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1925 — Page 5
THURSDAY, APRIL 16,1925
JACKSON MAKES APPOINTMENTS .Clyde Jones Named on Service Commission. Reappointment of John W. MeCardie as member of the public service commission and appointment of Clyde H. Jones of Dafayette, a Democrat, as a member of the body to succeed Maurice Douglass of Flat Rock have been announced by Governor Jackson. Terms of MsCardle and Jones begin May 1. While McCardle's reappointment had been opposed strenuously in certain quarters, it was not unexpected and the selection of Jones had been predicted. Jones, a native of Crawfordsville, was formerly a law part ner of Jackson. McCardle’s reappointment will make his third term as a member of the public service commission. Previously he had served three ses slons as a member of the State board of tax commissioners. Governor Jackson Wednesday announced the appointment of George W Hershman of Crown Point as a member of the State highway commission to succeed Walter G. %atW of Ft. Wayne, whose term expires Friday. ON PACKERS' COMMUTE Six From Indianapolis Are Named by President. Six Indianapolis men have been , named on committees of the InstJtute of American Meat Packers, according to Oscar G. Mayer, Chicago, president. Thev are W. R. Sinclair, Klngan and Company, city chairman of Indianapolis, foreign relations and trade and trade extension; C. hHaneck. Indianapolis Abattoir Company, purchasing practice; D. A Bell, Beil Packing Company, retail merchandising; A. M. McVie. Kingan and Company, standardized accounting; Charles K. Mallory. Kingan and Company, traffic, and W. H. Allerdice, Indianapolis Abattoir Company, packing house practice and iesearcti of the institute plan corn mlttee. MILE PAVING ORDERED Eus-iot St to tiot Coniroto Surfaoo —Alleys Must Conform. Board of works Wednesday ordered paving with concrete of Eugene St„ from Northwestern M ?. to the Canal, distance of approximately one mile. Contractors who have paved six alleys In various parts of the city were refused confirmation of their work until it has been made to , conform to specifications of city engineer and approval of owners of abutting property. FOREIGN Y Ms PRAISED Bible Investigation Club Has Meet- | Ing Wednesday Night. Members of the foreign service of the Y. M. C. A. in China, Peru. Tur key, Japan and South America praised the work of the organization in developing Christian fra ternalism abroad, at a meeting of the Bible Investigation Club at the Y. M. C. A. Wednesday nigh/t. Harry White, international worker, spoke at a noon luncheon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club Wednesday. REWRITE Humorist Will Speak Men's Club of the First Presbyterian Church will hear the Rev. C. Wallace Petty, Pittsburgh, Pa., humorist and lecturer, Friday night. night will he observed. KEEP LOOKING YOUNG It’s Easy—ls You Know Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets The secret of keeping yonng is to feel young to do this you must watch your liver and bowels — there's no need of having a sallow complexiou- dark rings under your eyes—pimples—a bilious look 1n your sac eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety |>er cent of all sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver. Dr. Edwards, a wrJl-known physician 1n Ohio, perfected a vegetable com- | pound mixed with olive oil to act on the liver and bowels, which he gave to his patients for years. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel, are gontie in their action yet always effective. They bring about that natural buoyancy which all should enjoy bv toning up the liver and clearing the syutem of impurities. T)r. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are known by their olive color. 15c and 30c. —Advertisement.
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RABBI SEEKS SCHOOLS leader From Servia Will Talk at Meeting Sunday. Seeking to establish schools for Jewish children In war-torn Alona.stir, Servia, Sabatay J. Djaen, chief rabbi and journalist, orator and dramatist of that city is visiting Jews of Indianapolis who formerly lived in Monastir. First meeting to raise funds for the school will be Sunday afternoon in Talmud Torah public building. Union and McCarty Sts.. The rabbi and other will speak. De Molay Initiation All Masons and De Molays are invited to attend initiation of fiftyseven into De Molay, Friday night at the Athenaeum. Newly elected officers who will conduct ceremonies are: George Wilson, master councilor: Wayne Swope, senior councilor; George Ruskirk. junior councilor; George Schumacher, senior deacon, and Marion Campbell, Junior deacon.
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IRISH MINISTER HERE Dr. Rossington Will Give Address Friday Night. A distinguished British Unitarian minister. Dr. Herbert John Rossington, Belfast, Ireland, will speak Friday night at the All Souls Unitarian Church, 1453 N. Alabama St. Dr. Rossington is pastor of the first Unitarian Church of Belfast. SUIT WILL BE FILED Property Owners to Be Assessed for Street Improvement. City legal department today was preparing to file suit against property owners on E. Fourteenth St., between Capitol Ave. and Illinois St., who have not paid their assessments for improvements recently completed. Action was directed at meeting of hoard of public works Wednesday at Suggestion of Mayor Shank, who owns property in that location.
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CONCLAVE OF TEMPLARS Committees Arrange Annual Gathering May 13-14. Committees have been named to arrange for the seventy-fifth annual conclave of Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Indiana, which will be held at the Masonic Temple, North and Illinois Sts., May 13-14. Edward J. Scoonover, grand com- j mander, said. All Masonic bodies in the city are | cooperating. Headquarters of the Grand Commandery and all commit i tees will be at th; Masonic Temple. Meting of committees on Templar j jurisprudence, auditing and finance ! and entertainment will precede the business sessions. Operation Successful Condition of the Rev. Virgil E. I Rorer, pastor of Meridian Street j Methodist Episcopal Church, who I
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Friday Saving Sale!
A Special Purchase Offered in the Friday Saving Sale of New Spring Coats
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Tomorrow’s sale is comprised of coats purchased in New’ York this week by our buyer.
Garments of remarkable quality may be obtained in this sale at a price that is phenomenally low. Wanted eolors, wanted styles, of high-class workmanship.
100 New Dresses Friday, $7.95 Printed crepes, crepe de chine, pencil stripe serges, flannels and satin crepes. Neatly trimmed with ruffles, pipings, fancy buttons or materials of contrasting color and weave. The dresses come in rose, navy, green, tan, blue, black and brown. Sizes 16 to 42.
Friday Saving Sale of Hats
Friday —A Day of VERY Special Values in the Domestic Department
Silks, 79c the Yard Rayon knitted drew fabrics in ten good colors; odds and ends of silk mixed fabrics such as brocade linings, velvets, tussahs, etc.
Apron and Dress Ginghams, Yard, 10c 27-Inch width; wide range of good checka and plaids.
Heavy Bath Toweii, 35c Each Throe for SI.OO 20*40 size towels with extra heavy nub; all white or colored borders.
Check Tea Toweling, Yard, 10c Blue and red; medium sixe checks
Threads 1 Floss I O N. T. Crochet Cot- I tons f Pearl Cottons I O Sansllk \ ** Bilkine Crochet Cot- \ tor ton / Dexter KnittlDg Cot- I ton V Embroidery Silks 1 3.ikto Balls. Spools or I Skeins in a range of I colors '
Friday Saving Sale of Little Tots’ Pantie Dresses Sale Price Clearance of gingham pantie dresses from our better price lines; embroidered or appliqued frocks with cunning pockets; chocked or plain ginghams; blue, pink, yellow, tangerine, lavender, green and bufT. Sizes 2 to 6.
Blocked iiw Penny P olaires /$Sr Brown
A Number of Our Higher Priced Pre-Easter Hats Reduced in Price $^.95
These are extraordinary values in milans, hemps, hair braids, straws, cloths, azure braids and silk and straw combinations. Gayly flower trimmed and also sport styles. Green, gray, sand, copen, wood, red, thistlebloom, purple, 1 lack, brown and henna. Fashionable styles for spring and summer wear.
Fleischer's Woolen Yarns, 15c the Ball Wonder glow. .Saxony and <lermantown; several colors. 10,000 Yards Muslins and Domestics Go on sale for one day only. May orders given prompt attention. Hope Muslin, Yard, 15c Remnants, lengths up to 7 yards: sold only by the piece. Limit 20 yards to a customer. Lonsdale Muslin, Yard, 17c 36 Inch bleached; every piece stamped. Limit 20 yards to a customer.
39-Inch Unbleached Muslin, Yard, 10c bight weighht. smooth, oven weave; very servl cable. 36-Inch Bleached Muslin, Yard, 10c Limit 20 yards to a customer.
36-Inch Muslin Sheeting, I2V2C the Yard Hoary nnbloaohod quality; snita Me for all domestic uses. 76-Inch Unbleached Sheeting, 2Vz Yds. for 88c Just enough for a full size shoot; heavy, serviceable quality.
Friday Saving Sale of 300 Prs. Women’s Fancy Low Shoes
Fancy Strap Sailor Tic, Rope Trimmed Effects s2= 'ln quality and workmanship these shoes are superior to usual values at this price. In style they are unsurpassed. In black patent, satin and calf 8 k in. High, low or military heels; sizes 3 to 8 In lot; not all sizes in any style.
100 Flannel Dresses Friday at $6.95 This group of flannel dresses includes garments which at this price are less than half their former selling price. Excellent for sports wear; belted two-piece effects; In stripes and plain colors; excellent color combinations and trimmings; save by buying one or more of these iresses.
Friday Saving Sale of Women’s Mercerized Lisle Sport Hose, Pair, 20c An attractive stocking for sum mer sports wear; knit from good mercerised UsJo in English ribbed to-the-toe style: plain knit sole with double heel and toe end hemmed top; comes in black and colors;' Irregulars. Sizes B'/£ to 10. Women’s Full Mercerized Lisle Hose, Pr., 17c Three Pairs for ROf. A durable stocking, full mercerized lisle, hemmed top, seamed back, double heel, toe aad sole; a splendid value and comes in black only. Irregulars. Sizes BV6 to 10.
Women’s Union Suits, 39c Special, knit in fine cotton rib; bodice tops with durable straps anil drawstring: loose and tight knee styles. Sizes 3fi to rl. Women’s Large Vests, 3 for 65c Extra large sizes in women's cotton knil rests; very elastic built up shoulders, square neck; laee trimmed with drawstring. Sizes 48 to 80.
Friday Saving Sale of Men’s Big Full Cut Blue Chambray Work Shirts, 79c Guaranteed fast eolor, fine weight, genuine "Anioskeag" blue ohnm bray; tailored with continuous faced sleeves, two pockets; regula tiou eollar attached: sizes 14 '/j to ill. Big and full cut. r Again Friday Imported Linen Dresses ! 2.95 Every dress was made of Belgium linen and genuinely import ed. Cleverly trimmed with hand drawn work: all desirable colors; wide range of sizes 1K to 4ft. These are remarkable bargains- Just sev-enty-five dresses at tills price. Uoae. green, tun. peach, gray and yellow.
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