Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 280, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1926 — Page 5

MARCH 25,1926

NEW ILLINOIS BUILDING OPEN |flany Persons Visit Office Structure. Thousands of persons visited the new Illinois Bldg., Illinois and Market Sts., formally opened today. The ten-story structure, which cost $1,200,000, marks another step in the development of modern office and business buildings. The building embodies not only utilitarian features, but a classical Grecian design. It was designed by Rubush & Hunter, local architects. The William P. Jungclaus Construction Company was general contractor. A row of huge bronze exterior lanterns graces the building above the street level. A polished granite far cade which extends three floors from the sidewalk is used as a background. MAHOLM OPENS HEADQUARTERS Lawyer Seeks Criminal Judgeship Nomination. T. Ernest Maholm, Republican candidate for nomination for crimlinal judge in the primary, May 4, loday opened his campaign headquarters on the eleventh floor of the Odd Fellow Bldg. Maholm maintains law offices on the sixth floor. Maholm announced that the Rev. Charles P. Martin, evangelist and farmer pastor of Brookside U. B. Church, is his manager. He will be assisted by Edward Mcßride, former city recreation director, who will serve as organization manager. Maholm said an advisory committee of 100 men and women headed by the Rev. L. P. Cooper, pastor of Calvary U. B. Church, will help in forwarding his campaign. Mrs. Mary E. Wheatley assisted by Mrs. Blanche Eads, head the women's division and Harry J. Sanders, the men’s division. SEVEN-YEAR LICENSE The Michigan Automotive Trade Association has indorsed the plan Os having the State issue seven-year license plates for motor vehicles. This will do away with the annual change of license now required.

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and You? Hundreds of Indianapolis citizens of every age have savings accounts—why not YOU? Business men and women, school girls and boys, the home mother, the busy father—all enjoy the privileges and profits of our Savings Department. Our Savings Department welcomes every ambitious person who wishes to get ahead financially. We are always glad to discuss your financial problems with you and suggest new ways to save and have more. Come in. Below is a suggested table for you to follow. It is based on $3.00 saved every week. ■ - 1 Dividend Earnings Total . End of Payments on on Credit Payments Dividends to date " 1 ' "' —n * 6 mos. 52.00 .... 62.00 12 mos. 52.00 1.50 - 105.50 18 mos. 52.00 3.12 .04 160.72 24 mos. 52.00 4.6S .12 217.52 - 30 mos. 52.00 6.24 .28 276.04 36 mos. 52.00 7.80 ' .48 336.32 42 mos. 52.00 9.36 .72 398.40 48 mos. 52.00 10.92 1.04 462.30 54 mos. 52.00 12.48 1.40 528.24 60 mos. 52.00 14.04 1.80 596.08 66 mos. 52.00 15.60 2.28 665.90 72 mos. 78 mos. 52.00 18.72 3.40 812.04 Total 676.00 121.68 14.30 i - * Total payments. . $676.00 Total dividends on payments.. 121.68 We Pa y 6r^> Total earnings on dividends... 14.36 Dividend* Total credit in six years and on Savings six months $812.04 We Have a Plan for Every Individual We Have Always Paid 5% Monument Savings & Loan Assn. 144 East Ohio St. Main 3715

TWO UTILITIES SOLD Ohio Firm Buys Richmond and Terre Haute Plants. BU litilted Press RICHMOND, Ind., March 25. — Purchase of the Richmond, Light Heat and Power Company and the [ Citizens Gas" and Fuel Company of Terre Haute by the Gas Utilities, Incorporated of Columbus, Ohio, was announced today. Two weeks ago the utilities were purchased from local owners by the Empire Company of New York, which negotiated the latest transfer. APPEAL MADE TO JURORS Clemency Sought for Man Serving Life Term. SOUTH BEND, Ind., March 25. The twelve jurors who found Jack Wright guilty of the murder of Henry Muesel and J<jhn Clirobot in 1925, today were in receipt of letters urging that they aid in obtaining a pardon for the man. Wright is serving a life term. The verdict against Wright was returned more than five years after i the murder was committed. AUTO DRIVERS FREED BU United Press ANDERSON, Ind., March 25. Wand Shetterly and Marshall Baker, j drivers of the automobiles which fig- j ured in the accident in which Mrs. I Rebecca Worthington was killed a j short time ago, have been exone- ; rated. j I PuriTan I RICHEST I STRONGEST HIGHEST M

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Special Purchases and Price Reduction Permit Us to Offer Three Groups of Wonderful Spring Dresses In the Spring Sale s2>j>s s s^ Values that no woman can afford to miss and offered ffflgJgF right now in the height of the Easter season. IIHHHf/ M\ 100 all-wool French spun jerseys and flannel dresses, $2.95 Neat, attractive styles in straightline effects; fashionable and WgHyfr becoming to misses and women. Good color range. Sizes 16 Dresses in Smart Styles, $3.95 Sbl Developed of Jersey, silk wool, brocade, flat crepe, erepe de chine; neat and attractive styles for misses and women. Sizes 16 P to 42. Priced low at $3.05. \ \ GROUP 3 \ \ I 300 Dresses in a Special Purchase, $5 j \ 1 Straightline models, graceful Hare models; high necks, tie I l \ collars and other charming styles; flat crepes, prints, Poiret II \ l twills, Jerseys; sizes for misses, women and large women. Sizes 16 to 48. Splendid color and trimming range. I WWfiBHWB Continuing Spring Sale of Dresses $*7.95 Fine flat .crepes, satins, Cantons, georgettes. Smart styles; in 1 ' 1 boise de rose, blue, cocoa, grey, black, rose, beige and chartreuse. M Sizes 16 to 46. w

In Progress! Spring Sale of Imported Rag Rugs Purchased in Concert with Eighteen or Stores With Whom We're Associated—Hence the Low Prices. These have DOUBLE CROWFOOT BORDERS hit and miss rugs, closely woven quality that will give long wear; the colors are medium, light and dark blue and grey rugs with lighter colored rags. 24x36 . 27x54 25x50 18x36 I 30x60 36x72 44c 75c 65c 35c | SI.OO $1.49

200 Pairs Misses’ Pure Silk Hose in the Spring Sale, Pair, 15c

A nice quality pure thread silk hose with lisle top, seamed back, fashion marks, double heel, solo and a small lot of misses mercerized lisle hose, fully reinforced; these lots are irregulars; black and white; sizes 8% to 10. 1,200 Pairs Children’s % Socks, Pair, 29c A pretty assortment of seven-eighths length socks of mercerized lisle in drop stitch to toe style with dainty cuffs in rayon Jacquard design of contrasting colors; also in plain colors sizes 6 to 9*£. Irregulars; white, black, champagne, sunset, beige and airedale.

Continuing Spring Sale of Alexander Smith’s Seamless Rugs Almost every grade they make; firsts and Irregulars; the firsts are discontinued patterns and •are sold on the same low basis aa Irregulars. Mostly 9x12 rugs, featuring:

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200 Pairs Children’s Rayon Plaited Full Length Hose, Pair, 35c S Pairs, SI.OO A pretty full Ipngth hose of fine quality rayon plaited in English ribbed style, plain knit foot with double heel and toe; Irregular assortment of light shades; assorted sizes. 500 Pairs Women’s Mercerized Cotton Hose, Pair, 19c A splendid value in mercerised cotton hose with hemmed top, seamed back, foot fully reinforced; sizes BV6 to 10; Irregulars; gray, black, French nude, beige and champagne.

Spring Sale of “Fruit of the Loom” Muslin Underwear for Tots and Junior Girls, Special, 89c Mothers will snap these garments up In a hurry when they see an 89c nrlt-e attached to "Fruit of the Loom" brand undprmuslln. Mimlin Gowns—Nicely made: full size; slipover style; embroidered and edging around neck nnd sleeves; sizes 4 to 12 years. Ft-inces* Slips —Built up shoulder style with small embroidered flounce bottom; bid Ice top style with deep shadowproof hem; lace trimmed; sizes 4 to 14 years. Combinations—Elastic at knee; lace or embroidered edging. Sizes 4 to 12 years. Bloomers—Elastic at waist and knee; reinforced crotch; ruffle and lace trimmed. Sizes 4 to 14 years. Receiving Blankets, 25c Junior Girls’ Dresses, Receiving blankets In blue or 59c pink; crocheted edging; sizes 30 x4O. Made of gingham checked trimBinders 10c med aroun< l neck and sleeves with Os muslin; outing skirt, crochet- br, * ht <’ olor ‘' d cretonne; slipover ed edge. style; sizes 7 to 12. Spring Sale of New FELT HATS ; TvT ; *1.29 * \ \Special purchase makes “ this low price possible; this r ' i 1 hat Js suitable for mlss or m 2 ; matron with small head * size. Made of felt and ad- \ . yijN J justable through loops at L side; soft hat that may bo P rolled or folded without A • damage whatever; plain L s " colors and color combinav- . tions. iW-h hrilfiiPrißl* nl 150 Printed Crepe and Novelty Rayon Scarfs, $1.39 A spring sale offering of brilliantly colored scarfs in the season’s most charming patterns.

Spring Sale of 2,000 Pairs Women’s Novelty Footwear, $3.95 _ Featuring new Easter footwear in all /v the wantert shade combinations and J heels; styles and quality you would ex- \” \ /Ml pect to pay much higher prices for; a * ■ mSu purchase for tills event. Sizes Children’3 Dress Oxfords //k With flexible soles. / /r‘\ Sizes II to 8 81.93 rU/r / Slzes 8 % ,0 11 $2.45 ' ax Continuing Sale of Women’s f Novelty Footwear, $2.95 V. Wonderful values in pumps and strap ef- \ V sects: patent, tan, calf, black kid and satin; \ all sizes, 3 to 8. \jj \ Continuing Sale of Women’s Low Shoes, $1.95 Short lots taken from our regular stock : included are 200 pairs women's brown arch support oxfords; not the latest, style, but wonderful values. Not all sizes in each style, but all sizes in the lot from 3 to 8.

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GUARANTEED CLOTHES Another Group Purchase Made by Eighteen Stores of Our Association in New York Permits the Spring Sale on Boy’s All-Wool Suits $ 8.75 $ 9.75 These are exceptional values for this price and the group buy is responsible for the low prices. Suits consist of one pair of long trousers, one pair of lined knl,ckers, vest and coat; in light and medium shades; sizes 8 to 18 years. Boys’ Topcoats, All-Wool Longees, M ol n , $3.95, $5.95 Pair, $1.95 N< "2: Blu ' Co * U - These coats come in all of cashmere and cordu- ro Y Trousers, $1.95 thln d g%M <l^CT r ; nS V& r °y; ,n sray and powder For hoys In size 10 only. t 0 q. blue; sizes 0 to 10 years.

Spring Sale of 1,000 New Easter Dress Shirts for Men, 98c Don't let anything keep you from getting your share of these good shirts. We don’t know when you’ll have an opportunity like this again. Fancy figured, striped and checked patterns in collar attached style; Woven madras and other good shirting mar terials in neckband style. All sizes 14 to 17.

Boys’ New Easter Four-in-Hand Ties, 35c 3 for $1 • New colorings that the boy jvill like, snappy patterns and twotone combinations. 250 Men’s Fine Knit. Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, Garment, 39c Short sleeve, full cut shirts; ankle length, good fitting drawers; sizes of shirts 36 to 40; drawers 32 to 44; good irregular quality.

I£oo Pairs Fancy Hose, Pair, 29c Just what you will want to wear on Easter Sunday; fancy hose in the novelty checks that they aro wearing now: elastic ribbed tops; sizes 10 to 11%; irregulars. 200 Standard Blue Chambray Work Shirts, 50c Roomily made shirts; full sleeve and body length garments; collar attached; button cults; sizes 14% to 17; limit of 2 to a customer.

The Spring Sale Brings Savings to All on Wanted Apparel and Home Needs — Share in These Savings Tomorrow

Spring Sale of Velvet Carpet, Yard,sl STAIR CARPET HALL RUNNERS 27-Inch width; several designs and colors to select from. Mismatched patterns, which are hardly noticeable, account for the low price. Beautiful quality velvet carpet. Spring Sale of MATTRESS COVERS, *1.19 Double bed size' covers made of unbleached musliu that will bo easily laundered and will keep your mattress clean and sanitary through the hot summer months.

Bedspreads, $2.69 Soxlos Size, scalloped edges, crinkled colored Btripes in blue, rose and gold. Part Linen Crash, Yard, 10c * Unbleached quality that will launder up soft and be very absorbent. Valance Curtains, Set, 79c Very special, 2Vi yards long, colored ruffled curtains with colored ruffled valance and tiebacks to match; a limited quantity. Crossharred Marquisette, Yard, 9c 36-Inch width; white end ecru color; sultablo quality for summer curtains; camp curtains, etc. Dotted Grenadine, Yard, 22c Pure white with white dots; 36-inch size; for making ruf. fled and flat curtains.

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300 Fancy Blouses for Boys, 50c Fancy stripes nnd figured material; medium high collar attached and button cuffs; clean and tidy; for dress or school; sizes 8 to 10 years. , Boys’ Genuine Broadcloth Blouses, 89c Just the blouse to wear with the new Easter suits; plain white, tan or blue nnd fancy striped and checked patterns; perfectly tailored: fast colors; made to measure garments; sizes 8 to 13 years.

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