Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 80, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 August 1925 — Page 3

FRIDAY, AUG. 14, 1925

FRESHLY PAVED HIGHWAYS OPEN TO AUTOS SOON . Several Detours and Bridge Run-Arounds Are Lifted. Several miles of new concrete pavement completed on State Rds. 11 and 37 between Pendleton and Anderson, and on Rd. 11 between Anderson and Alexandria will be opened about Wednesday, John D. Williams, State highway* director, announced today. Detours and bridge run-arounds have been lifted since the last re- j port on Rd. 10, at Schneider; Rd. j 18 at Jasper, Ind., south of Huntingburg and at two miles north of Rockport; and on Rd. 29, two miles east of Russiaville. / Opening Saturday Every indication points that the last bridge on Rd. 6 near Fairland will be opened Saturday. Surface conditions, detours, etc., for next week on roada entering Indianapolis, No 1 (New Albany. Indianapolis, South Bend. Michigan line) —Pavement from Franklin to Peru. One-way traffic, fourton maximum load, allowed on Kelly Ave. bridge, being repaired in .Peru. Kunaround at two and one-half miles north of Edinburg. New pavement open south of Seymour. Follow old State Rd. 1 south of Crothersville. _ , T ~ No. 0 (Madison. Greensburg, Indiananolte, Lafayette. Oxford) Pavement front Indianapolis to Shelbyyllle. with three-mile detour around one bridge. (Unto ur will likely be removed on Aug. lo.) Bdvert8 dvert construction four miles south of leensburg and at three mi.es north of Ipoleon. Account bridge construction, tour west on Rd. 33 at Lebanon for three miles, thence north and northwest on county road through Thorn town to a ooint four miles north of Thorntown; short detour one mile farther northwest, and detour marked at eleven miles Bouth of Lafayette. ... . •, No. 15 (Indianapolis, Logansport, Michigan City)—Closed for six miles south of I.oransport, account construction; good detour marked Closed All Summer No. 22 (English. Paoli, Bedford, Bloomington. Martinsville. Indianapolis)—Between Martinßville and Bloomington and from English to Paoli road will be closed all summer for paving. (Through traffic between Martinsville and Bloomington go via Spmcer over Roads 12 and 32. There Is a passable detour in ary weather between these cities, but it is thirteen miles long, six miles being earth, impassable in wet weather. Detour road also is narrow and two vehicles can not pass in many places.) Closed until Sept, 1. account blasting at new bridge two miles south of Bedford. Itetour east in Bedford on State Rd. 4. thence southeast on a macadam lad vi* Riversdale to No. 22 at Mitchell, lis detour is thirteen and ope-half miles long, all over excellent improved read, and has r.o grade crossings. Local traffic can use, Leatherwood Creek detour, but must exercise care at two narrow bridges over Leatherwood Creek and at a Monon grade crossing. Prom Paoli is a county ro'k road to Grantsburg via Marengo and English. Avoid south of Grantsburg account construction and no detour road. No. 37 (Indianapolis. Anderson Muncie) .—Closed from Muncie via Anderson to Peidleton for paving, detour marked. No. 39 (Indianapolis, Kushville. Bqpokville. Ohio line) —Closed between Julietta and Hawthorne (Marion County) for widening and grading East-bound traffic follow marked detour to south of No. 39. West-bound traffic detour over county foad. meeting National Rd. near Cumberand. thence cn National Rd. to Indlan*DOlls.

METCALF WARNS w AGAINST LAWS ' ON EVOLUTION Scopes Trial Witness Says Every State’s Freedom Is Threatened. Bv Timet Special v OBERDIN, Ohio, Aug. 14.—Ohio’s witness on evolution at the historic -Scopes trial, Prof., Maynard M. Metcalf, £as returned from Dayton, Tenn., with a warning to his native State to squelch any law anywhere that threatens freedom of education and religious thinking. As paSt president of the American Society of Zoologists and of the Ohio Academy of Science, his warning will b'e a rallying cry for scientists cf the State. ~ Prof. lietcalf comes home convinced the trial was not • of John Scopes, but of the law forbidding him to teach evolution in Tennessee. Scopes' conviction Is immaterial, in his opinion, as the real fight will be, not In the courts of Tennessee, .but In the Supreme Court\of the United States. If such laws are upheld, freedom of education Is doomed and it would mean a return to the dark ages, In the opinion of Professor Metcalf. He feels that Ohio, or no state, however progressive, can afford to congratulate itself as being free from fcuch danger, but it should bestir itBelf in aid of less enlightened communities. “The matter involved lies very close to religious and intellectual freedom In general,” said Professor Metcalf. A warm tribute to Clarence Darrow, chief counsel for the defense, was paid by Professor Metcalf. He. said be had gone to the trial prejudiced against Darrow, and that he and the other experts came away with a warm regard and genuine respect for him. ESCAPED PRISONER CAUGHT B'l Ti mqt Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Aug. 14. Frank Carr of this city who escaped Sunday night from the Indiana State Farm, has been returned here by Sheriff W. S. Curry of Monroe County .after Curry was caught by officers at Bowling Green, Ky. He will be taken to Putnamville Saturday.

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Shop Here Saturday—Store Open Until 9 P. M. Every Department Contributes Unusual Saturday Values That Will Make Your Shopping Profitable. Many Bargains Not Advertised. Remember, Early Choosing Is Always Best.

August Fur Sale 'Unrivaled in Value JVTjjX and Selections Extra Special! VIW*BbHIB Gorgeously trim- A W mod In fox, rae- MM ww fjgMM Muskrat SIOO Muskrat Coats and Caracul Perfectly hlen (1 ed J&CqUCttCI W] pelts, handsomely Extremc-ly smart mMI' ' silk lined and full models of superb II j\ J 48 inches long. quality. I\f August Sale Price August Sale Price (> S BS *SO S3OO Hudson Seal Coats iC\ DYED MUSKRAT A luxurious soft black vjXjSX fur with collars and V I MmMmMK, cuffs of contrasting fur. X%M KM (Vs gMir¥) Genuine Siberian Caracul Coats Natural Squirrel Rich, soft select Exquisite dressy pelts of unusual 'vhKVxM models, trimmed quality; handsome "Pill with fox. 8 novelty lining. lilMra August Sale Price August Sale Price *IOO *295 m SSOO Jap Mink Coats M Especially selected an*’ 4mt \ \\ perfectly blended pelts y I •'V T of superb quality. X Km w

Saturday Special! We are offering this frame complete with spherical lenses, sanitary cleaner and case, a psf including a thorough examination w f H by our registered optometrist DR. H. J. PARKISON Eyesight Specialist—Balcony

Extraordinary Sale Saturday of New Fall Millinery Hundreds of Sample Hats All at One Low Price The chic smart styles that all New York is wild about; the dressy velvet; the smart satin and the sporty mm felts: they’re al! here for your se-

SALE of SHOES fp / 4 At SI.OO At $2.00 Women’s Slippers, IJiI.OO. Women’s patent leather strap tMßm'o'V Women’s White Slippers, pumps, 82.00. 81.00. Women’s satin strap pumps, 82. Women’s Leather House Slip- comfort house slippers, pers,. Growing Girls’ patent leather slipMisses White v>'nvas Slippers, pers, 82.00. 81.00. . Misses’ patent leather slipper*, Children’s Patent Slippers, 82.00. HML / 81.00. Misses’ patent leather and tan Children’s Play Sandals, combination slippers, 82.00. 81*00. .• Boss’ all-leather shoes, 82.00. Little Boys’ Play Sandals, Boys’ Hl-Kick sport shoes, 82. ,^s —) 81.00. Men's Oxfords. 82.00. — _ / Shoe Repairing, Special Os? Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes repaired with oak leather soles and rubhtr heels. A Dollar 8j v> a Day value supreme

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Store Open Saturday Night Until 9 O’clock

August Sale of Fur-Trimmed Winter ftfjßr [Sr You not only save, * wgmr ImMm but we will hold any r2H/F coat you select toJjr' morrow you Including Gorgeous Fur Trimmed Sample Coats Worth Up to SSO And some are worth even more than $50.00! Beaux tiful exclusive fabrics—only one and two of a kind; conservatively worth more —whiting for early cornel’s tomorrow. Every Coat Has Fur Collar-Some Even Have Fur Borders “Clean Up” Lots of High Grade SUMMER APPAREL 5 Dressy sls $lO Silk $5 $3 Voile Silk “Stouts” Silk Tweed RESSES DRESSES DRESSES SKIRTS Knickers Clearance Clearance Clearance Clearance While they last sgj) SJJS sl^6s

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§ Boy s’ All-Wool 4-Piece “Longie” SUITS .One Pair Longs, One Pair Knickers, Coat and Vest sls Value, e _ qe Smart single p •70 - ” breasted styles —all wool. I V / Boys’ 2-Pants ' m suits jj Sizes 7 to 14 y Dark serviceable patterns for fall C O Q C Splendid iorV vl school wear. Boys’ Boys’ Overalls Wash Suits Made of good quality .. . . blue denim; “Just like Clean-up of higher price Dad’s.” ~ line*. Splen- j Boya’ and Ofl did for school Jt f| youths’ wear. Special sizes tor Saturday... A %7\* Boys’ Ful! Lined Knickers s*l .00 Dark, gervleeaoJe "dors for school wear. I :== -Sixes 7 to 18. endld value. •

SALE cf Distinctive and Unusual New Fall DRESSES Beautiful New Fall Styles in Newest Shades of Black, Pansy, Pencil Blue and Cuckoo C|| gppg# Sizes 16 to 44—Plenty of Larger Sizes /f j|f MjMLuJIM You can choose your New Fall Dress here Saturday ajpi |f|j from among the very newest and choicest fall styles, m** materials and colors. slender girlish styles for the miss—appealing styles in regular sizes and WM IMm best of all slenderizing styles for the stout figure. Ex- Jmm tremely modish and all very much under price.

Final Clean-Up of All Men’s and Young Men’s Tropical Worsted SUITS That Sold Up to $30.00 t Priced for Saturday at — d* 7^l Think of it t Men! Less than half price! I There's still a good assortment, but of H course, nob every pattern in every size. All H sizes In the lot, however, Including regulars, stouts and long stouts. Last Day of Our $lO Sale Suits —Overcoats —Topcoats P| f1 All-wool Topcoats and Overcoats and exception- 'B & P ally fine suits in stylo for students, young and I ■ m conservative styles. Sizos 34 to 44 JHb ten’s Work Mn !* A ‘ hl . e ‘ ic Clearance of SHIRTS , , ol \, ™ Men’s CAPS and quality _ 3 tOT 31,00 Clean - W of ihambray. M A Well made of— higher priced /* g\ glv made. /1 8 8 p 1 n cheeked II p lines Good as- §-w 14 to 17. •-§• I nainsook Sixes 4K g% sorliuent. Spe II~W 8 al. AW \* Men’s OVERALLS Men’s $5.00 Summer !a j:; day ~ $1 89 PANTS $1 95 e,” ,! Sweet Orr." Four *P I OU Clearance pHce on high I * **- the moat popular I ' grade summer , weight*. ■ , nda Slxea to 42. JB. Sixes 28 to 42

Gingham and Percale APRONS Regulars and Stouts Cool and comfortable, splendid assortment. Plenty of either light or dark shades. ■ ■ j Rick-rack braid trimmed. Cut ■ M MM full and well made. MM,

Store Open Saturday Night Until 9 O’clock

Sensational Sale of Para Rubber @5 Corsets and f\ S Girdle Brassieres I /jl 111 First Qualities —Worth Two J and Three Times These Sale I Al I Prices Para Rubber CORSETS j£Jmi (I V \ The popular elasp around A _ , n l ! Hi K \ style. Very romforti'h’e i|| SufSl I \\ \ reducing model In first p ■ ‘4 I H V \ ’ qusllly. Sixes 20 lo 36. I ■■ bry l Sale price v.M j * Para Rubber ft I] 1 t GIRDLE BRASSIERES Girdle and braeelrre . _ A _ 7 M complete. WIU Improve C -f QO jjaHS I Jits anv figure. Side front V I •vO dosing, fonr lmse eup- ■ USCEff L JBBSft porte 81*e 36 to 40. Women’* Dainty 4?%^) Undermuslins h% Two Croups of Hundreds of / Exquisite Garments I /l. VA Gowns, Bloomers, Stepins, \\\ 1 Chemise and Slip* \ 1 Dozen* and dozens of dainty _ styles. Pretty lace trimmed MM' |\ I/ 1 garment* In crepe, novelty /| /| materials snd batiste. Ex- l / qulslte pastel shade*. • “ I JJ.jk At Just About Half Price K. iil|\ Chemise, Gowns, Stepins, r J Slips, Petticoats and Bloomers A splendid apnortment of j [ dainty undergarmentr In bas '/n tlste, crepe, voile and allk £ M£% / s sZ/jJI striped material*. Daintily M M\m. -SL r lace trimmed. • • m -M-*

Saturday Sale of Girls’ Balbriggan jm: DRESSES VW A r— New Autumn color* In aj* i V il\\ smart attractive styles. $ | UO k. Touches of hand embroidery ■ .4 , (A\ \or btld trimming. Sizes 6 to yl LA ' 14. Dandy school dresses... ? i-r- Infants’ Infants' TprW DRESSES BLANKETS SBcVaiucs SI ,OO Values , Fine quality nainsook; , . . ~ i embroidery trimmed. Dainty pink and bine l Rises 0 nA patterns. / Ck / months to /(In VVhllethey kU/t two years last Saturday. ••Uvw

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