Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 31, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1926 — Page 5
■ JUNE 17, 1926
PRICES AT CITY MARKETLOWER Few Advances Noted Tomatoes, Cherries Cheaper. City market prices continued to So lower today. A few fruits and vegetables were higher because of the close of their season, but most of the prices showed a downward trend. Tomatoes were lower at 25 to 35 cents a pound, home-grown cherries, cheaper at 10 to 25 cents a quart and gooseberries were down at two quarts for 25' cents and 25 cents a quart. Honey dew melons were lower at 25 to 50 cents each. California cherries were slightly-cheaper at 40 to 50 cents a pound. ■ Home-grown red raspberries made their appearance at 35 cents a pint. Home, -grown cabbage was new at 8 cents a pound. Blackberries were plentiful at 25 to 20 cents a quart. Price advances were: Home-grown strawberries, 20 to 25 cents a quart; peas, 15 and 20 cents a pound and corn, 10 cents an ear. / Other prices included: Cucumbers, 15 cents', red and blue plums and apricots, 15 to 20 cents a pound; watermelons, $1.60; beets, two for 15 cents, cantaloupes, 15 to 20 cents: California rose potatoes, three pounds for 25 cents; Kentucky Wonder beans, 30 cents a pound; eggs v 35 to 38 cents a dozen, and butter, 53 cents a pound.
Gone but Not Forgotten
Automobiles reported stolen to police-, belong to: 'Reese E. 'Adams, Beech Grove, Overland, M 650, from Delaware and Market' Sts. Oren Fruits, 3208 W. Michigan St., Chevrolet, 55-082, from TwentyNinth St. and E. Riverside Dr. Ray Pullen, 1130 N. Illinois St., Apt. 4, Ford, 574-918, from Capitol Ave. and Washington St. Maurice Fredrick, 424 N. Walcott St., Ford, 569,845, from garage at that address. George Kuhlman, 184,9 S. East St., Ford, 537-365, from Illinois and Louisiana Sts. Huxley Russell, 233 N. State Ave., Ford, 572-848, from Cruse and Washington Sts. Marie L. Urlaub, 2860 N. Chester Ave., Ford, 574-325, from Market and North Sts. , Ray B. McKinney, 915 E. TwentySecond St., Ford, 579-179, from garage'at 2233 Bellefontaine St. Daniel Diehl. 132 C Finley Ave., Chevrolet, 556-648, from Michigan and East Sts.
BACK HOME AGAIN
Automobiles reported found by police belong to: i Ray H. Mount, 1421 E. Vermont I St., Overland, at Ralston and Pike Sts. George H. Kuhlman, 3821 Southeastern Ave., Ford, at Missouri and Washington Sts. Jess Louder, 1538 Garfield Ave., Chevrolet, at East and North Sts. ASSUMES FARM DUTIES I. L. Needier of Marion, newlyelected secretary and treasurer of the Indiana Farm Bureau Federation, assumed his duties Wednesday. Needier succeeded Perry H. Crane, -who resigned to accept an executive position. PYTHIAXS AT DINNER Bv Times Special SPENCER, Ind.. June 17.—More than 700 Knights of Pythias were here today for the annual convention of southern Indiana districts. Supreme Chancellor John Ballantyne of Boston, spoke Wednesday night.
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YOUNG WILL .FUNCTION Peter* Plans State Democratic Advisory Committee. Continuing the movement of youth that nominated Albert Stump, R. Earl Peters, Democratic State chairman,, announced Wedensday a special State advisory committee of young men will be named to function during the coming veampaign. Early in July Peters will assemble a general meeting of State candidates, the thirteen congressional nominees and the State committee at the Claypool. Democratic county headquarters will be opened the middle of July, Le Roy Keach, Democratic County chairman announced Friday. Keach soon wall announce selection of a treasurer of the county committee to succeed George Hilgemeier, who resigned. MAGAZINES COMBINED Bn Times Special NEW YORK, June 17.—Announcement was made today by S. R. Latshaw, president of the Butterick Publishing Company, that the two women's magazines, the Delineator and Designer, will be combined in one publication, known as Delineator. The change will take place with November issue, TO OPIN PAVING BIDS Sealed bids will be opened by the State highway commission July 7, on paving approximately five miles of State Rd. 15, between Deer Creek and a point about six miles south of Logansport. The road Is to he paved with bituminous macadam.
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Special Tomorrow Only! Travel Coats From the Hartford Company. Value* of a Most Exceptional Nature. fgL SGJS One hundred allfelfSW 1 .:.!U wool suede coats in straightline and flare styles with jtiiS'll&nla fur-edge collars; L: • 111 W\ fully lined with $L ii y satin de chine, beautifully talfWMjMl lored. We do not misiPV'iMil hesitate to recflr%|plln oiumend these fljjPgfyillU coats as a great 'Uili ~.u13 outstanding value ITT of the season—- \ K.\ not In quantity V \ but ip quality. \l\\ Hose. blue, green, \l \\ mokara. Buy your W coat at ,ess thaa Li , cost of materials, jq 'ot Sizes 16 to-Hi
Special Purchase and Sale of 700 Summertime Dresses
Special Sale of 1,000 Pairs of Ipswich Hosiery
Special Sale of Vanta Infants’ Wear ' At Compelling; Sale Price—--25c Ea - Cotton Binders—Summer weight, three ties. Cotton Teething Bands—Tie on shoulders, reinforced to pin diaper to. Sizes 1 to 4. Knit Drawers —Diaper drawers, button-on style, six buttonholes, satinc band. Cotton Shirts —Button down the front style, short sleeres finished with crocheted edging or cotton tie style with long sleeves. Knit Pantie Waists—Two rows .of buttons, button on side crocheted edging. Sizes 2, 4 and 0. Infants’ Capes,, $1.95 Silk, wool mixtures; fanry wool weave: pink, blue, yellow or white; embroidered rosebuds. Other capes, allwool, SI.OO.
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DOWNSTAIRS AYRES COOP MERCHANDISE M AYRES SERVICE Of' LOW PRICES
Three Day Sale of Summer Needs
Irregulars 59C
French nude, blue fox, grain, atmosphere, dove gray, peach, flesh, white, champagne. Pure silk and rayon hosiery of high quality that wears like iron; high boot with mercerized lisle hemmed top, seamed back, narrow ankle, fully reinforced throughout.
Rayon Hosiery for Women, 3 Pairs for SI.OO Fine gauge, neat appearing rayon hosiery at a very moderate price; high boot, lisle hemmed top and fully reinforced: assorted light shades; sizes BVj to 10. Irregulars. Mercerised Sports Stockings for Women and Missos, Pair, 25c Fine for outing, hiking, touring etc; distinctively ribbed from top to toe; shades of gray, tan and black; sizes 8% to 10; irregulars. Rayon Bloomers, Pair, SI.OO Cut full and roomy; elastic at waist and knee; some have double row of elastic at knee; assorted colors and sizes. Rayon Chemise, SI.OO Fine gauge rayon; cut full and roomy; all well made; two styles; ribbon or rayon shoulder straps; assorted colors.
F riday —Continuing Special Sale Rayon Frocks Harford Frocks Offered at OC Advantageous Savings to y Friday Shoppers flnrf Beautiful stripes in gorgeous color combinations —mostly pastel shades for aummef wear. Neat, cool frocks, tub fast; attractively styled Kick pleat skirt; one pocket, V neck; all the wanted combinations. Sizes 16 to 38.
Ayres’ Annex Store for Men and Boys
Special Sale of Men’s Knit Union Suits of a Very High Grade,
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Men s Athletic Shirts and Trunks, Each, 50c Plain white, sleeveless, round neck shirts; short thigh length trunks; sizes of shirts, 32 to 40. Drawers, 30 to 38.
Shown in Fifty of the Smartest Styles of the Season. Prettiest Frocks—Among the Finest We Have Ever Offered at Such v a Low Price
Dresses for the college girl* the young woman, the business woman, the young matron and the older woman. Misses’ sizes 16 to 36. "Women’s sizes 38 to 44. Extra sizes 44 to 50.
Children’s Athletic Union Suits, 39c Comfortable fitting fine pajama check union suits; round neck, taped, button down the front, drop seat, straight leg. boy style, clastic at knee for girls; first quality ; sizes 2 to 12 years. Women’s Knit Vests, 10c Elastic fine cotton knit vest; tailored and bodice tops with knit shoulder straps; also a few with a little cap sleeve; sizes 34 to 40. r Women’s Knit Step-Ins, 29c Cool, durable, soft cotton knit stepins; elastic at waist, trimmed in contrasting colors at knee; regular sizes. Rayon Underwear ’ t Vest, 80c Good quality rayon, well made, to ‘give superior service; well made shoulder straps of rayon that will not curl up; assorted light summer shades; assorted sizes. Irregulars.
95c Short Sleeve—Ankle Length Short Sleeve — Three-Quarter Length Through a very fortunate connection with one of tho largest textile underwear knitting mills in the world, wc are permitted to pass on savings to you on irregular suits of a fine quality. Correct in fit—unlimited in wearing qualities—these garments suit the requirements of a high-grade suit. Sizes 3G to 50. Men’s Fine Lisle Hose, Pair, 19c Plain black or brown and black with white foot; ribbed garter tops; fully reinforced; sizes 9% to 11%. Irregulars. Men’s Fine Grade Triple Stitched Blue Chambray Work Shirts, Each, 69c Large, full cut standard size garments with two pockets, continuous faced sleeve?, medium, high collar. Sizes 14% to 17.
Striped Tub Silks, Washable> Striped All-Silk Shantung Polka Dot Silk Shantung Plain and Printed Silk Shantung Polka Dot Georgettes
Starting Friday morning-at 9a. m. —one of the greatest Five Dollar Sales in the | history of the Downstairs Store. A sale that has taken weeks of ill—tensivd planning—special trips to Jhe market, tireless efforts of our New \ ork resident buyers—all these factors result in this offering of marvelous values. Sizes for all —for women, large women, small women, for the young woman. A large collection of colors, including white and pastel shades.
300 Prs. Women’s White Kid Straps and Pumps, Fashionable Styles for Summer
$| .95 Here is a value that we feel sure you will find hard to duplicate at the very special price they are offered here. Straps and pumps—a wonderful lot not all sizes in each style but all sizes in the lot from 4 to 8. AA to C. Slightly discolored counters.
2nd Day—Special Sale of Women’s Summer Weight Undergarments Bloomers, Chemise, Batiste, Crepe, Voile, Step-Ins, Costume Slips, Cross-Barred Dimity Special purchase of these garments to sell at this extremely low price—Share in (lie savings Pink, white, honey, peach, fldbh and green. Deli ghtful trimmings. Girdle Brassieres, Very Special, Each, 89c Made of fancy madras, slightly boned; four hose supporters; well made; sizes 34 to 44
Children’s Black Patent Dress Strap Slippers, Pr., $1.69 Quilted cushion insoles, one and twostrap patterns, flexible turned soles; sizes 5 to 8. •
600 Yards New Radieux Chiffons A dozen or more designs and color combinations in checks, plaids and stripes in this nationally known rayon and cotton fabric; guaranteed to launder perfectly; a beautiful material for women’s and children's wash dresses.
Special Sale 54-Inch Bor- ' dered Prints, Yard, $1 An entirely new lot; all first quality, beautiful new patterns; bordered effects in figured and floral designs in good color combinations; only 1% yards required to make the average dress.
Lingerie Fabrics, Yard, 35c; 3 Yards, $1 Fine mercerized cotton lingerie fabrics ia woven and printed checks, stripes and small flowered designs; plain colors and lace weave checks.
Straightline Flares Circular Skirts Two-Piece Effects Lace Pleatings Button, Fancy Stitching Trimmings
FOR NOON HOUR SHOPPERS 200 of these dresses will be held in reserve and placed on sale at 11:30. This as a special service for business women who are unable to come earlier in the day.
Special Sale of Ritzee Hats 89c
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The Koko Kooler Hat, 79c Nationally advertised, made of reed fiber so tteated that they are waterproof and will not break; ideal outing hats for men and women.
500 Yds. Flock Dot Voiles & Printed Voiles m 19c 38 Inches wide; (Wer two dozen different styles and color combinations; in the flock dot voiles there is the plain white dot over colored grounds and fancy dot patterns over colored grounds. In the printed voiles arc large figured designs in many colors over white grounds.
Printed Voiles, Yd., 19c 40-Inch width; light grounds, printed designs and flowered patterns over light grounds on a hard twist voile; the correct voile for summer wash dresses.
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The sensational sport hat of the season in all light fadeless colors for golf, ten nls, garden, street or any occasion for a sun shade hat; can bo f o 1 and e and or rolled. Bpo. cial price.