Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 114, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1925 — Page 5
FRIDAY, SEPT. 11,1925
MULES CHIEF STAND-BY OF ‘WHITE WINGS' About 20 Per Cent of Street Cleaning Equipment Motorized. Motorization, characteristic of most progressive business institutions, has made little headway In the street cleaning department. A study of that department's equipment reveals that it is about 20 per cent motorized and that the bulk of transportation is provided by mules. Mules are rented to the city by James Armitage, brother of William H. Armitage, political director of the Shank administration'. Budgets Reduced Combination of the street commissioner's and street cleaning departments, with a reduction in the combined budgets of nearly SIOO,OOO will seriously interfere with street improvements and cleaning, in the opinion of an administration department head. Reduction of the number of inspectors in the two departments from thirteen to four will delay and demoralize the activities of these branches of city government during the first year of the incoming administration, it was pointed out. Much Responsibility The department will be responsible for many different kinds of service, including street repairs, grass eut►ting, oiling streets, sewer flushing and street cleaning, it was said. The four inspectors will be re-
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a_ NEW COATS The Most Advanced Styles in FurTrimmed Cloth Coats I The moment you see our beautiful show- \ ing of new coats you will be as enthusiastic about them as we are. The new gjSjwb fabrics of Dove Bloom, Pin Point, Suede, Buckskin, Needle Point, Ormanct&le, Bo- \ i livia, etc., are gorgeously set off with \ luxurious fur trimmings. Flared models \\ being very much the vogue in Fall’s newest colors, styles and sizes for all—old or young — at very moc lerate prices of 7^*24*l*69*
GIRLS’ DRESSES Beautiful dresses for the little miss in fabrics of crepe, flannel and woolen materials with plenty of youthful style in the new fall colors. Designed for warmth and wear. Some priced as low as $4.-95
Bishop Is Held Captive Bishop H. W. K. Mowll Bishop H. W. K. Mowll, former dean of Wycliffe College, Toronto, and seven other British missionaries, including five women, have been captured by Chinese bandits In Szechwan. quired to supervise labor of more than 300 employes. The official also drew attention to the seriousness of the shortage of dumps for refuse created by the city’s expansion and expressed the opinion that it may become necessary to place the trash on freight cars and haul It far from the city.
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TEN MEN FROM HERE PLEDGED ATDEPAUWU. Incomplete Lists of Fraternities Are Given Out. Bn Timm Svrcial GREENCASTLE, Ind.. Sept. 11 Ten Indianapolis men are included In Incomplete lists of pledges announced by De Pauw University fra- j ternities today. They are: Robert Gray, Phi Gamma Delta; Robert Reiner, Merlin Shellabarger. Willard Bray, Alpha Tau Omega; Dean St. Clair, Austin Carrington. Phi Kappa j Psi; Walter Ervin, Jr., Sigma Nu; ; Paul Travis, Walther Dithmer, } Sigma Chi; Truman Ewing. Delta Kappa Epsilon. The lists as announced follow: Phi Gamma Delta: Bernard Kilgore. I South Bend. James Campbell. GreeneasCe: ! James Kelley Chicago. D!.: De Rond Beauchamp. Helena. Mont.: Larrv Wood. Harrington Mont., and Gray. Alpha Tau
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Omega: Hugh Hauek. Elmo Sweet. Greencastle: Wilson McDaniel. Portland. Ore.: Gilbert Hufter. Columbus- Vernon Hs'ln-k. Kansas. 111.: Hugh Gwaltney, Wichita Falls. Texas; Lyle Gidditigs. Niles. Mich.; Garver Brown. Hagerstown: John Evans, Corydon: Charles Baltorf. Columbus: Blake Comthwaite. Cambridge City, anu Rainer. Bray and Shellabarger. Sigma Chi: Clare Wbee'er and Mahlon Heinzman Noblesville: Hullis Hull. Faulkner Wilcox and Dolph Veai-h. Connersville; William Steimer. Anderson: Edwin Stevenson. Frankfort: Earl Barnes. Crawfordsville: Iceland Mooney. Porfland: Robert Conner. Bedford: Don O'Rear. Greeneastle: Frederick Serber Muneie. Delta Tau Delta: John Baird. Muneie: Leslie Bain. Chicago' Paul Sweet. Greencastle: Gilbert Hossnck. Horace Lilly and Maynard Gable. Elkhart: Devon Phelps. North Webster: John Did. Carbondale, Til., Joseph Green, Bloomington. ID Fveret' VcC” , '*bwv Portland. Ore.; Thurlow Cazier. Kendallville: Cortland Fredrick. Auburn: John Hayworth. Mooresville. Delta Upsilon: Poynter McEvory. Sebring. Fla.: Edward Bixler. Cynthiana; Paul Wallace Prnnrillc: Alfred Potts. New Brunswick, N. J.; Milo Dean. Braxil; Harry Gough. Greencastle: James Smith.
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NEW FALL SUITS
For Men and Young Men —Full of Style— A s Never before has it been our privilege to show the customers of this store such outstanding values in men’s suits. Every new style, fabric and color is represented. Double-breasted suits, twobutton English suits, single-breasted semi-form fitting or the extreme English suits —most of them with two pairs of trousers. All are expertly made to fit comfortably and give long wearing service. Now is the time to select your new fall suit—come in—many are priced as low as *29 50
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M Guaranteed O * a NeW or Service |J |] 11S —For Boys— The right clothes for the athletic School Boy. Built for service, they withstand the strain of the normal boy’s play. All with two pairs of pants, many four-piece suits, including vests—some with the new long trousers —splendidly styled in smart patterns and colors at prices that please thrifty parents. S B J5 to $ 17 75 An Official Boy Scout Knife or a guaranteed New Haven Watch GIVEN AWAY with each boy’s suit or overcoat.
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Bajnbridire: John Orerorr. ~ Will Urn sport Delta Raopa Epsilon: Paul Wade. Evanston. Hi.: Edward Dunn. Wilmette. 11l : Don Lamphere and Benjamin and Shaler Phjlbrick. Evanston. 111.: Hugrh Howard. Oklahoma City: Thomas Rankin,# Monran Park. HI.; John Cook. Lebanon, and Ewing. Sigma Nu: Donald Wilson. Washington Courthouse. Ohio; Clarence Trejror. Austin, Trxa*: Richard Mitchell. Valparaiso. Robert Jackson. Amo: Ray Evans, Clinton: Paul Nicely. Battle Ground: Bernard Bayh. Spencer: Ralph Alklre Monticello: Donovan Beisel Walkerton: Don Vibert. Saginaw. Mich.: John Bair. Akron: Ruseell Asher. Paris. 111.: James Godwin. Ft Wayne: G’enn Chambers. Centra’ia. 111.. Glenn Williamson. Liberty, and Ervin. Phi Kappa Psi announced pledging of only twro men withholding names oi others. Fhi Delta Theta: Maurice Krahl. Camhridre City: James Powell. Newburg: Robert Talbott and Rus-ell Zell. Connersville Donad Dykeman Gar}- Harry Scott. Eaton Ernest Firebaugh. Danville: Harold Dungan. Shelbyvtlle. and Robert LaJf ler. Fairmount.
FALL HATS FOR MEN New Felts in the new fall styles and colors. In all sizes. so^so UP
DOWNSTAIRS * AYRES Jooop MERCHANDISE AYRES SERVICE l|[ LOW PRICES S ale! Watch for the I fr There** Money to Be Green Card Specials l.Mi llr*l■iKlf'iifißhiiii Saved in This Sale Last Day of Sale!! f 1 Green Card Lovely New Frocks! Os the Nationally Known Harford Brand—A Very Special Purchase Enables Us to Offer these Extraordinary Values at §© $/V39 SO-39 b= o = i Fascinating styles for misses, women and /m larger women; beautiful new trimming variaJl tions. Frocks for afternoon, business, school and general wear. Ideal frocks with which to begin the fall season. jl l Flat Crepes, Printed Chiffons, / 1/ . J / Printed Silks, Satins, Satin Crepes, / C Georgettes, Canton Crepes * FOUR OF THE STYLES ARE ILLUSTRATED
3 Price Groups in sth Birthday Sale of Women’s Low Shoes
At *3= Fashionable styles just received for tomorrows selling, buckle pumps, plain pumps and one straps in patent leather, satin, 'tan calfskin and blond kid. High, low and medium heels.
300 Samples of Brassieres Special Saturday 25c—35c Ax OT Narrow and medjum width brassfers; only a few of a style; not all sizes; flesh color; plaLn and fancy stripe. A • or ' Medium and wide OOC t, r asslers with nnd without elastic; long style for stout figures.
1,000 New Fall Hats
At s 2= Black satins, patent leather. black suedes, tan calfskins. Buckle pumps, strap pumps, front strap pomps, three-eyelet ties, oxfords, cut-outs. Shoes for girls for school or dress, women’s shoes for street or afternoon. High, low or medium heels. Sizes 3 to 8. At’l = 400 pairs of women’s and gTown girls’ low shoes, made of patent, tan calfskin, black suede and patent and gray combinations. Button oxfords and strap slippers.
AYRES ANNEX MENS \ BOVT WEAK ~yV LOWER PV 1(10 Rt'Ott 1,200 Prs. Men’s - Pure Silk Hose GPef.hO^'P(] 25c Seconds of a nationally known brand; the Imperfections are hardly dlscernable. Lisle reinforced. Black or brown. Sizes 9% to 11%. Limit six pairs to a customer.
In Silk Lyons Velvet—Think of It! n.95 = In all the popular shades of the season and the latest shapes for misses and women. Several of the styles are illustrated. Many others, too, just as fashionable and just as extraordinary in value.
Birthday Sale of Plaid Blankets Just 200 to Sell at SI.OO Plaids in blue, yellow, pink, tan and lavender; soft, fleecy napped blankets of a size and weight usable as sheets as well as extra cover. Sizes 64x76. Black Crepe Satin The Yard, $1.98 Forty-inch widths; fine light weight quality with a lustrous satin finish. Beautiful Black Charmeuse, $1.79 Forty-inch width; heaty, lustrous black dress silit of serviceable quality. Georgettes Sale Priced $1.29 the Yard 38 Inches wide; fifteen of the wanted shades are ready for (Saturday shoppers; a qnaltty suit, able for dresses or for trimming. 1,000 Yards Jacquard Drapery Gauze, Just Received 49c the Yard Four handsome designs In this beautiful sheer quality Rayon filled fabric. Suitable for drapes or curtains.
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