Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 102, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 August 1925 — Page 3

FRIDAY, AUG. 28,1925

CONSTRUCTION ON STATE RD.I IS UNDER WAY Edinburg-Franklin Pavement Expected to Be Ready by Fall. Construction has started-on State Ed. 1 from a point four miles north of Edinburg: to Franklin and the contractor expects to have this pavement ready for traffic this fall the i State highway commission’s weekly traffic bnlletin said today- While this section of the road is closed, traffic® will be routed over a splendid county road. Bridge run-arounds have been removed on No 18 in the vicinity of Huntrn-gburg and Rockport and the detour changed on No. 10 In the vicinity of Sullivan, the bulletin pointed out. Contractors are making good headway and road building and maahtenance is progressing satisfactorily, highway officials say. Surface conditions of roads entering Indianapolis are set forth in the ' bulletin as follows.; Hui (New Albany. Indianapolis, South I Bend.’ Miahiran line; —Detour from four , miles' north oi Edinburg to Franklin ac--1 count naving: pavement from Franklin to Peru- One-way tea ft u-. four-ton -maximum load, allowed on Kelly, Ave. bridge berntt r) aired in Peru. Follow old State Rii. south of Crothersville. No. 3 (Richmond. Indianapolis, Terr* Haute) —Bridge run-aroundt at six miles •west of Richmond. Short detour around road-widening project at Pershing. No. tt (Madison, Greensburg, Indianapolis, Lafayette. Oxford) —Pavement from Indianapolis to Shfilbyvil’.e. Culvert construction on three miles north oa. Napoleoa. Account bridge construction, detour west on Rd. 33 at Lebanon lor three tnilee thenue north and northwest on county road through Thorntown to a point lour milea north of Thorntown; short detour 1 mile farther northwest, and detour marked at eleven miles south of Lafayette, through StockwelL No. 15 (Indianapolis. Logansport, Michigan Ctty)—Closed for six mi.es south of Lofransport, account consrtuctioni good uatour marked. No. 22 (English, Paoll Bedford, Bloomington. Martinsville. Indianapolis)—Between Martinsville and Bloomington ana from English to Paoli road will be closed all summer for paving. (Through traffic between Martinsville and Bloomington go via. Spencer over Rds. 12 and 32. /here is a passable detour in dry weather be tween these cities, but it is thirteen miles long, six miles being earth, impassable in wet weather. Devour road also is narrow and two vehio.es can not pass in many places.> Closed until Sept. 1 account blasting at new bridge ,two miles south of Bedford. Detour east in Bedford on State Rdl 4. thenco southeast on a bituminous macadam road via Riverdale to No. 22 at Mitchell. This detour is thirteen and onehalf miles long, all over excellent, improved road and has no grade crossirrsw. Local traffic can use Leatherwood Creek detour, but roust exercise care at two narrow bridge® over Leatherwood Creek and at a Monon trade crossing:. From paoil is a county rook road to Grantsburs via Marengo and English. Avoid south Oi Grantsburg account construction and no detour road. No 37 (Indianapolis. Anderson. M unde ) —Closed from Munide to Anderson lor paving; detour marked. No. 30 (Indianapolis.. Ruehville, Brookville. Ohio line)—Closed between Julietta and Hawthorne (Marion Connty) for widening and grading. East-bdund traffic j follow marked detour to south of No. .19. West-bound traffic detour over county road, meeting National Rd. near Cumberland, thence .on National Rd. to Indian-a-Dolis. END INSURANCE MEETING Twentieth Anniversary Celebration at Home Office Closes. Wit ha business session Thursday I afternoon, the Councilors’ giub of the Indianapolis Life Insurance Company closed its three-day twentieth anniversary celebration at the home of the company, Thirtieth and Meridian Sts. Speakers were A. H. Taylor, Peoria, 111., president of the club and Elder A. Porter, ‘actuary of the company. Ilaroli J. Plaok, also of Peoria, received a trophy for having obtained the greatest amount of business last year and H. H. Huston of Logansport received a set of traveling bags to observe his twentieth anniversary with the company. An entertainment program was held at the Woodstock Country Club.

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EXCURSION LOUISVILLE Sunday, August 30,1925 $2.75 Round Trip Leave Station 7;00 A. M. Interstate Public Service Company

SO. 15 Round IUBMSSa Trip TO MADISON Sunday, August 30 SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES Indianapolis 7:10 A. M. Returning Special Train leaves Madison 7:00 P. M. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

Women’s New Fall TWEED SUITS Smart, well tailored styles, .k — t in a fine assortment of at- 'k M ™ Ol tractive tweed mixtures, Very smart for Fall wear. ■ ■! Every suit beautifully silk II lined.

Styles That Are New—And Prices That Are Right Invite You Every Day! That Is Why Women and Men Find It Pleasurable and Profitable to Shop Here Open Saturday Until 9P. M.

An Advance Fall Purchase and Sale of 500 Stunning NEW FALL DRESSES Intended to Sell at From $lB Up to $22,50 v \ jOf Priced Remarkably Low for Saturday /r|i jj Netc Cackoo Brown, . | j\ Pencil Blue, Wine Color, [! || | longer a Red—Plenty of g fir I Misses’ Sizes, 16 to 34 JBI ||y Women's Sizes, 36 to 44 mBSOH BSISBII ~j ', ' f eW lustrous Satins—New Crepes mmr I I Women’s sls Flannel 'K' II flpn presses <5

Women’s Fine Shoes A Clearance of Shoes That No Woman ; I Q Can Afford to Overlook / 9 Choice of satin, velvet, patent colt, calf or kid / W skin. Grecian sandals. D’Orsav pumps; side gore V W effects, one-strap pumps, etc. Up to $6 values. All I popular heel heights. All sizes. 1 / MHi

Women’s Comfy Boys’ Outing I Children’s SLIPPERS SHOES Strap Slippers Very much . _ Clean up _ f or " prlelil. All /IQ/* AQ/< ° 8 ' 9BC colors and U- ~e 9 higher a 1 ~W ■ ; Sizes (1 qq sizes JL priced shoes \M to 2 ..' ifl.t/O

To Sufferers of Headache, Eyestrain and Faltering Vision We offer immediate relief through our spe- tj) oialized optical service. Eyes scientifically examined and glasses complete. , DR. H. J. PARKISON Eyesight Specialist—Balcony

fys’ “4-Piece” Vest SUITS 1 Pr. Longa—l Pr. Shorts Coat and Vest Also a limited number of suits with one pair of long trousers and one pair of knickers. Serviceable dark colors for school wear. $g.95 Boys* Boys* KNICKERS Long Pants Dark, serviceable colors: full lined; aIH . New fall sizes 8 to 17. colors. $1.19 $1.95 Boys’ School BLOUSES Strongly made of good , i quality madras, percale. —--_L chambray and pongee. A yfl m\ large assortment of /■ IJ3 striped patterns or plain —m M colors. Sizes 8 to 14 t/ W

Toys’ and Youths’ Overalls Ci.'iirance of higher priced lines. Strongly made of M blue denim. Sizes for. all. £oys. At Just about half (/

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Just Received From New York! Several Hundred m S Sample HATS Jg| Special for Saturday \ *j Charming new felts Afc / New and smart vel- v|t / NSf '% - / i! of extra fine MSlvetsa mple hats, In i* > ?: y d all th. n.w rich r ]/ S ment of styles.! M ) autumn shades. k / \ £ '^~j —' Very much under- J Every hat a tn / \ I priced. / m masterpiece. \ Extra! Children’s Hats Si QC m°, 1 T"1° Newest A wonderfl|l agsorftnenl of leather or kid Match Any Fall hats. Jusrt dandy for schooj wear. All y Coat, Suit Shades sizos for Just aboTlt 11,111 i ,pice JL or [) res3

Saturday Sale of Beaded Bags, Children’s Bracelets, Chokers $2 and $2.50 Beaded BAGS A 4 .. jmMgr German silver J 1 ,29 RoPr®* ttltgror frames. “ ■ f'tpss3®W'rut steel and ■ - jOOmT\J; Children’s Beaded X BAGS V German sit- _ . ZS ver filigree A] A u 5.,?.! a 44c , beaded. * Three Strand CHOKER BEADS Children’s Bracelets The popular 3- _ _ Dainty pastel _ strand choker# A shades o n A In good shades /■ U/I Kory band set /S Uj g% si *KfC 55.V.V.:-.: ttJ/C

~j Men’s SthShirts Also Silk Striped Madras and Other Fine Shirtings a \ 1 3 for $4 1) Si -JV |lj A large assortment of es- j •]/ Raj 111 pecially well made and V V ] Quh *- well wenrlng shirts. Silk 1 |Q| striped or self stripe f fljjß madras and woven madras / Sfl In this lot also. Sizes 14 1 Ml to MHBi

Men’s Ribbed Union Suits Medium weight for late summer or early fall wear. Long or short sleeve; ankle n A sx*- KM| 36 to 46 VJ V*

Men’s Shaker Knit SWEATERS Regular $lO Quality Heavy weight, all-wool sweaters; coat style with A W • Ap shawl collars. l*opular .Ti fflmifi,, rs 7) new fall colors. All sizes. Lay-a-ways * ae- m W ■ cepted. •

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Men’s $1.25 TIES New Fall Colors Choice assortment of the very newest patterns for fall. Heavy rut silks ; v quality that jC £% will please

(oa fe” far Irrmmd vs 11 iW- • -j t? u $55 to SSO Values—Many Fine Sample Coats—All Richly Fur ' a j Trimmed and Beautifully Silk Lined 1 Sliorcd TOPCOATS r Newest Colors j | High-Grade Materials | f J A large assortment, of new Crackle Head Deerona I * plain colors and tweed swi /-> n* 111 ws • c 1 A AH’ mixtures Tailored models. Cuckoo Queen Bird Karmina buedes Iffy. \ Plover Navy Vivette Broadcloth Y a .95 Tanager Black Velfira Montebella dff.l--.m-' tt% Jiff’' A Deposit Will Reserve Your Coat Until Wanted \/

Costume Slips and Pettibockers PETTIBOCKERS and / BLOOMERS - - / / \A Regular and ex- /fi ,*i (4i\ •. \ quality sateen and a |g r > Jt strjped sa 11 na. “** 1\) “Stout-Size^SLIPS 1 MI, ' Plain or fancy tops: . // dark colors; \ 1 9Q • | good quality j Jl__ i 111| | j Costume SLIPS LHi 'll JJ Regular and Extra Sizes Wonderful assortment yY/r vaStw Dark or light colors. r|l / / rj)J Good quality; / / //i* well made

Men’s Work SHIRTS Strongly made and double stitched. Good quality blue chambray. Sizes €\ to 17. < (J Special for . | Tl* Saturday at .

New Fall Good quality felt; new fall shades of <jj QC grey ,tan, brown and *v black.

A Strong Combination of Style, Quality and Layaways Price That Will Please You Men’s All-Wool Suits f \ •ft New Fall Single and ffhuble-Breasted Models for ML wl //v /vjj Students, Youths, Young Men and Men I Layaways Accepted jn m J 1 The best looking suits at. the price / Ad U L / nHKjat M V that we have been able to offer for l So #| ] /% n / yr/i ®KS*t!r I a long time made with the wearing SB MS| s LJ|/' (, quality tailored in—no detail has es- l K W 1 /if JBk'M ' W.s' raped careful attention. Look over! C 2. & mmmmwrmm K* J A *' EsJSjr this assortment of the newest in I F* MB —■■ .. Iu / JTtBU ES fw\ fall styles and colors and make your/ r -V 7 **£/ selection Saturday. A jjjsOll Men’s New Fall Dress hV 1 f Pants <trh OC t 'lizS! EH HV I I Ready Saturday with a very Th • ■ t 1 iJf ? ifra Jl II * I ff complete assortment of the new- Ug B \ r 1 \| liH 11 ' H I (li eat fall colors and patterns in m - lij JSi t m 1 /jl dress pants for all men. Every W 3 I*/ ffil "SI | /■ pair expertly tailored. Sizes 30 W* ) lr' <; 7 (’."safS B 1 Men’* Work Men’s Heavy J'/ Ift | L v e u wlffllvi PANTS Overalls ■ Fall lli JjiSwMki T H Well made of , 220 weight, I Colors IX MWBW 81 , II sturdy wear re- white back, blue • 111 HlKfl fnl H sisting mnteri- w denim. Kegula and Isl! 1 affiSl -ihl H "Is- Dark, serv tlon liil> style All •- i f vil ; iHW IISVi I Iceahlo colors; with S.sB JL. -t Styles! ||jjS H tunnel loops ; <PH back. Sizes 36 LT H IIS I'listHl ml 1 n pocket flaps and ■ to 44. Strongly Sj 1 /****"n®Hß Ear u cuffs. Sizes 30 ial. made and rein- JA . fKVIfIIMBM RhEM 40 42. forced.

Clearance Sale of Women’s Tweed Knickers P’or camping, hiking or motoring no garment Nk I* L affords the eomfort that V H does these well cut, expert- I ly tailored knickers. As Fall approaches the demand Is in- mmib, creasing.

Store Open Saturday Night Until 9 o’CTock

J Saturday! Special Sale of Girls’ School [ COATS s 1 Fur-Trimmed COATS / MM Regular $lO Value ** 'it Attractive girlish styles jSkM 9 JIK \T I \\ in the new materials and Mys 11 \ \ v colors for early fall and ( BT^S | y a\\ winter wear. Sizes 6to | Girls’ School Girls’ Better LJr COATS Winter Coats \ j $5.00 Values $15.00 Values \\ fsst *.’rto Q'i 75 (<3 \ n fall coats; *P Si/.<v) fi 10 14 n * 7 r..s ~‘" '" Unusual value. ~rr~

SENSATIONAL SALE OF Boys’ and Girls’ Sweaters | Buy Your Boys' and Girls' School Sweaters Saturday! Girls’Sweaters / { X special Jot. priced unusually 1 'P ® •It* VflMrYVlow. Rution style In the wauled). SJr ~ ; HmCTMP TBoBW shades of tan. brown and pea-{\ JP’ n I *HH cook. Sizos I! to 15 / y,j yfl A Children’s Boys’ School Fill Ml SWEATERS * SWEATERS "p wh Button or slip over A wonderful loi of bivyn 1 .|A* I styles. .Taequard pat- school sweaters with icwiv terns in the . _ _ . shawl plf V! new fall C*3 1 Q collars tfh flkUl 1-rT *l= s 69c

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