Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 67, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 July 1926 — Page 12
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APPOINTMENTS OF REPUBLICAN BODY •TO NAVE EFFECT Central Committee’s Work May Bring Decision in Governorship Race. The bfittle of early candidates for the Republican gubernatorial nomination to control a State headquar tens organization will come to a decision at a meeting of the G. O. P. State central committee Tuesday at the Severin. * Only two of nine J>ureau heads to direct various activities of the senatorial and State campaigns this fall have been selected. Politicians deem it significant that the two appointed are men who may be counted upon to back State Chairman Clyde A. Walb for. the gubernatorial honor. They are Frank E. Rozelle of Lagrange, where Walb lives, speakers’ bureau head, and John Wright, Indianapolis, recommended by George V. Coffin. Marion County boss, who has made a political alliance with Walb, head of the first voters’ bureau. | Walb Has Authority Walb, under a strict interpretation of party rules, may appoint all bureau heads. This authority was emphasized at a reorganization meeting of the central committee following the primary election. However, it is believed that Walb will endeavor at least to go through the motions of consulting the committee in regard to appointments. Politicians think there is little doubt that Walb will withdraw his opposition to continuance of Mrs. Vivian T. Wheatcraft as director of women's activities. However, there arg signs of a movement to curtil the budget and consequently the program of that division. The opinion agreed upon at a meeting of State candidates at the Columbia' Clut a few weeks ago to the effect that there be no separate women's division may be considered. Publicity Is Important The publicity bureau is considered ohe of the most important posts, inasmuch as the man in charge will allot in many instances credit for the maneuverings of the campaign to certain individuals the prominence or lack of prominence in publicity of certain politicians will have an effect upon the Governorship derby in 1928. L. V. Schneider? who held this position in 1924, is pot in Indianapolis and a Successor probably will be chosen. Whether “Major Ed Jackson’’ (the words of the Official directory) will continue as head of the veterans’ bureau was considered uncertain. Governor Jackson, it is believed, will he used on the oratorical firing line to produce the data which he says shows the State has had an economical administration. A position that will require the balancing ability of a tight rope walker is that of head of the agricultural bureau. In appealing to the farmers for votes, ' the person In charge must reconcile the opposing views of President Coolidge and the Indianh, delegation In Congress on the farm relief problem. Elmer fc. Hungerford was chairman in! 1924. Cyrus McCormick's first reaping machine was built in a little blacksmith shop in the Shenandoah valley.
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EXCURSION TO Cincinnati Round I O Trip Shelbyvilie ... .$ .65 Greensburg ... 1.10 Batesville 1.50 Sunday, August 1 Special train of all steel equipment will leave Indinnapolls I‘ninn Station 7 a ra. Returning leave Cincinnati On tral Union Depot, 7t p. m. Central Time. (8 p. m. city time.) For ticket * and full Information'call at City Ticket Office. 112 Monument Circle. I’hone Main 0330, or Union Station. llßgSMgffigl
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Pettis Dry Goods Cos. . • • • • • • • New York Store—Est. 1853 MONTH-END SALES Many Specials in the Pettis Thrift Basement 2 Days, Friday and Saturday!
Sale of 500 Cool Summer DRESSES $2.98 Tub fast, smartly styled summer frocks of soft cotton foulards and Yoiles In plain and figured patterns. Specially priced for the sale, $2.98. —Pettis, thrift basement.
Summer Girdles Front clasp, lightly boned, pink stripe rayon girdles for summer wear. Medium width with wide elastic inserts. Sizes 24 to 30. at fn Special . il.Uv —Pattis, thrift basement. Girdle Brassieres Satin brocade, long model girdle brassieres. Side fastenings with one-piece elastic and 4 hos<* supporters. Sizes 32 to 44. Exceptional values 91.08 —Pettis, thrift basement. I K ’ White Pumps A clearance of white kid and canvas strap pumps. All new and clean in this year's best styles. White canvas, a pair ... -81.88 White kid, a pair ....$2.88 , —Pettis, thrift basement.
Another Sale of SMOCKS SI.OO to $1.98 Well made llnene, chambray and unbleached muslfn smocks for wear over the bathing suit. White and colors.* Long or short sleeves. Sizes 34 to 44. Special, 81*®® to 81*08. —Petti., thrift basement.
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Trimmed & Tailored Hats Every site and type of higher priced hats in this'group all greatly reduced for clearance. Special 81.®® —Pettis, thrift basement. Silk Dresses A special sale offering of 60 silk dresses. Plain and printed flat crepes with long sleeves. Sizes 16 to 40. Hale price 84,07 —Pettis, thrift nasement. / \ Sportwear A group of 28 kasha, flannel and knitted coats and suits, with white skirts. White, green, red and rose. Sizes 10 to Special .. 810.00 —Pettis, thrift basement. Women’s All-Wool Bathing Suits Exceptional valnes In women’s all wool plain color, one-piece bathing suits. Borne with slight imperfections. Sizes 34 to 42, While 48 last 81.88 —Pettis, thrift basement. Bathing Caps Women's fine quality rubber bathing caps in a variety of styles and colors. Attractively ♦rimmed In. contrasting colors. Regular 50c values. Special 29<i —Pettis, thrift bdsement. Apron Frocks Extra large gingham and perfacel apron frocks. Nicely finished, full, tub fast dresses. I.ight and dark colors; In sizes 48 to 60. Special 81.30 —Pettis, thrift basement. Wash Silk Dresses 150 Washable stripe, flat crepe and georgette silk.dresses In the popular colors.Xßegular sizes. Sale price* 80.95 \ ' —Pettis, thrift basement. Silk Summer Dresses '2OO Dresses of washable silk broadcloth, georgette with slips and silk crepe. Sizes 16 to 40. Special 7 84.97 —Pettis, thrift basement.
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FEET HURT? Dr. Scholl's Foot Comfort Expert from Chicago, giving free demonstration Friday and Saturday, July 30-31, here. Opportunity now. Details in tomorrow s issue. . Date with us. HEID’S SHOE STORE, 1546 N. Illinois St.
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Our Customers leave this with a smile—if we have our way about it. For we endeavor to leave nothing undone to make our service—in every department—just as pleasant as it is efficient. May we not serve you as we are serving thousands of your fellow townsmen? We Pay 4Y 2 % on Savings HOURS—B A. M. to 5 P. M. Daily The Meyer-Kiser Bank 128 East Washington Street
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Reduced Prices On Tents, Cots, Camping Supplies Diamond Salvage Cos. 44 South Illinois St.
A Sale of t White Hoover APRONS SI.OO 300 More 9f thede popular aprons for summer wear. Neatly tailored,' well finished, full cut with double collars. Sl?es 36 to 50. A special sale offering, 81.®®. —Pettis, thrift basement.
Better Silk Dresses A group of 45 higher priced silk dresses of flat crepe, georgette and washable silk. For the sale 812.05 —Pettis, thrift basement. Basement Specials 10 Girts' spring coats. Sizes 6 to 10. Half-Price 200 Wash dresses for children. Priced $1.25. Sizes 7 to 12. Special 08i 500 Pieces of cotton summer lingerie for women. Bach 47£ 120 White nainsook, lace trimmed shadow proof costume slips. Sizes 36 to 42. Special at —Pettis, thrift basement. Rummage Table Every Item on this table at less than Half-Price —Pettis, thrift basement.
Special Sale Price Bloomers and Step-Ins SI.OO and 89c Rayon bloomers with single elastic cuff; In flesh, white, peach, lavender and maize. Size 29. Special 81.®®. Neatly tailored rayon step-ins In pastel shades. All sizes. Regular sizes, 89<. —Pettis, thrift basement.
