Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 178, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 November 1925 — Page 11

THURSDAY, NOV. 26, 1925

SHANK THANKFUL HE !S NOT JOHN DUVALL

Other Indianapolis Citizens Are Grateful on ) What art' Indianapolta folks grateful for this Thanksgiving season? Not a few expressed gratification at the improved business conditions of the last few months. Frederic M. Ayres, president of L. S. Ayres and Corftpany, was one of these and added: “We see many signs that justify extreme optimism for the' coming season.” A man thankful to work! That’s Judge Frank J. Lahr of Juvenile Court. “Can’t think of anything I’m more thankful for, aside from my home and family, that the daily opportunity I have here of helping little children into better home conditions,” he said. “Every morning, I start down to my work, eager to get there. My work never ceases to interest me intensely." Reynolds Happy “I’m thankful that we’re to have anew building,” remarked John Reynolds, Chamber of Commerce secretary, “The organization will then have a home and workshop commensurate with its value to the community." “To be a resident of this very friendly town is something to b thankful for,” Herbert P. Sheet: secretary of the National Retai Hardware Association asserted. “I’v .been in Indianapolis less than tw lyears, and have found manifesto here a spirit of good fellowsh which T should not have previous! believed possible.” Dr. F. P. Anderson, dentist in th

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Give Reasons Why They Pilgrim’s Day. . Traction Terminal -Bldg.. is especially thankful for the one-way traffic that Indianapolis has adopted for certain hours. “That's a wonderful time-saver” he remarked. And Mayor Shank Mayor Shank had a number of reasons. , “If my wife wasn't talking and ihe radio playing,\ and the clock .triking, I could think of a lot more reasons,” ho said over the telephone. “But I couldn’t possibly think of any better reason to be thankful than his one: I'm mighty darn thankful hat. I’m not in John L. Duvall’s :hoes. And I don’t mean maybe.” “Say, I'm certainly more than* thankful that theyve quit Pranging the parking system for a while,” said William Hampton, proprietor of the print shop at 220 E. Ohio St. '“For awhile I’d just get used to getting the nose of my car pointed one way, when they’d rule a rlghti bout-face.” G. F. Qlwin, head of the Better Business Bureau, isn’t so thankful about several phases of the parking system. “Say, I bet I’ve circled iround that market house a dozen imes in a stretch, trying to park, ’•exes, barrels and chicken coops •hould be retired to their proper ilaces,” he said. “But forgetting .at, I’m mighty thankful this year > observe that thevfc’s a constantly owing, splendid cooperation of orchants and advertisers with the etter Business Buerau.”

'PLAN WELDING MEETING _ . Recent developments in electric, thermit, oxy-acetylene welding as applied to manufacturing and repairing, Will be the topic at a welding conference, Dec. 3-4, at Purdue University, Lafayettte, Ind. W. A. Knapp, head of engineering extension department, has invited representatives of industries to attend. CORN AWARDS FRIDAY Bit Vniltd Prc *<t RUSHVILLE, Ind., Nov. 2<>—Annual Boys’ Seed corn selection contest will be held here Frida fT Record books have been kept by all of the members of the corn club in the county and these book? must be submitted before awards can be made. •

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Pettis Thrift Basement • PETTIS DRY GOODS CO THE NEW YORK STORE - ■ / ‘ Friday and Saturday at 8:30 A. M. We Offer Sensational Reductions in Our ‘No School* Sale! _ Girls’ Winter Coats J®L s 4*= $Q.4 9 yjfiß “ Ft* 11 ~ iT)A Mothers Will appreciate these warm and The’same materials used in $12.95 and sls £ WSi attractive coats for girls of 6to 14. Every coats are used in these fine quality models. NL 11 1! I coat is made of durable heavy plaid or plain coa * * s warmly interlined. LI I TTlrs “1 \ \ .• , - Nicely trimmed with fur collars of Mandell \HrAIHn NJu § C “* K ° ed “ - ‘" tcrl ' ncll - kome 01- Kit Coney (Dyed Habbit). A special J \ 1 models fur collars, (oats that would purchase from one of our best coat makers 4/7 jbfflV lo \y\/ sell or(linari, . v Tor much more. Special for has made possible the liberal reduction to try .■nwtv-M.,m.m.

School Dresses for Girls of 6 to 16

One and two-piece dresses which have been selling regularly for $4.95 and $5.95 will go on sale Friday and Saturday to meet the needs of the school girl and at a savings'to mothers.

Full Length Stockings, 49c Children’s stockings of fine quality ravon in cluster rib style. Full length and well made of warm and serviceable material. Excellent for school wear. In the new fall colors. Sizes 6 to 9Vfe. Specially priced for our No School Sale, Friday and Saturday, pair, 49c. —Petti* Thrift Basement. Children’s Stockings, 19c A fine rib stocking of regular 35c standard value. Colors in cordovan and black. Sizes 6 to 9 1 /fe. Specially reduced for Friday and Saturday, to, pair, 19c. —Petti. Thrift Basement.

Silk Dresses Attractive dresses for the womah or the miss go oif sale at this sensationally low price Friday and Saturday. All nicely trimmed. Sizes 16 to 42.

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Winter HATS §79c We have grouped an assortment of 100 hats for clearance Friday. A splendid range of colors and materials. The most interesting models are made of velvets with touches of metal trimmings. Indeed a regular Pettis bargain, at 79C. -Pe,,,. BMnnwt.

Re-Pricing Sale Brings Savings Friday and Saturday! Hundreds of Women’s DRESSES!

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These arc fashionable Dresses of Crepe Satin, Velveteen and Twilline, made of rich materials in smart styles and carefully tailored. Among them are straight-line Dresses and more elaborate types. Popular colors including black, navy, tan and penciL Sizes 16 to 46.

An interesting assortment of these frocks includes balbriggan, fancy plaids, velveteens and wool flannels, all prettily trimmed. Specially reduced for Friday and Saturday at $3.95. —Pattis Thrift Bwtemrnt.

Dresses of Satins Crepe Satin and plain or striped Flannel in tailored long-sleeve styles. Practical and stylish Dresses for office or street wear. They are all styles that have sold for much more. Dark colors. Sizes 16 to 44, —Pettis Thrift Bnsfmfnf.

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Wool Dresses Many of the wool frocks are made with kick pleats and pretty collars with long sleeves. In good, durable materials. Sizes 16 to 42. • —Thrift RaNsiiifnt.

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Children’s Underwear 89c High grade underwear of long staple yarn with flat lock seams. Long sleeves and ankle length. A warm and serviceable undergarment for your youngsters. Sizes 2 to 12 years. Specially priced for Friday and Saturday, suit, 89c. —Petti. Thrift Basement.

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