Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 67, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 July 1926 — Page 3

JULY 29, 1926

CIVIC HOSPITALITY ' ♦ IS IMPORTANT NOW \ : Tourists Judge Towns on Basis of 'Manners’ at This Season, Motor Club Secretary Points Out.

"Company manners” have been | pretty thoroughly discredited in some circles, but they make an ex- • iillent exterior for American coi munities at this period when the touring season is at its height and each city and town has more than the normal number of strangers within its gates. Thi* point is made by Todd Stoops secretary-manager of the Hoosier Motor Club, affiliated with the American Automobile Association, in discussing the advantages of courtesy tjo tourists. "This is the season,” he explains, "when many communities on America's main highways become famous or infamous in parts of the country where their names never before were hoard. Tourists passing through any town or city are quick to ize it up PLAN RADIO CONVENTION Local Distributors Will Have Meeting Friday Noon. i Indianapolis, city of conventions, will have a radio convention starting Oct. 27. Plans for entertaining central States radio manufacturers, jobbers and dealers will be laid at a meeting local radio distributors at the Bfeeverin Friday noon. The object of the October convention will be to bring buyer and sgller together, according to Andrew J. Allen, secretary .of the Broadcast Listeners’ Association, who is assisting local radio men in promoting the event. Marriage Licenses Carl Voorhies, 27. 1527 N. New Jersey. engineer: Katherine E. Stlegmann. 2*rtlo College. Clifford E. Wagoner. 29. 5010 E. Washh’ffton. insurance; Jean E. Brown, 30,. ;087 E. Washington, probation clerk. Paul K. Dr Half. 22. 914 S. West, decorator; Margaret T. Ford, 19, 84(1 Broadway. . • Orin C. Pixley. SB. 513 E. Twenty. Fourth sales'organizer: Mario M. Riedel. 37. IH2BH Central, bookkeeper Oral W. Bridgcford, 27. 525 Efutenc. teacher: Heretta A. Search. 21. R. M, Box 404. Edward G. Jacobs. 32. 5150 Sangsrter, clerk; Florence H. Lammert,, 2li, Shelby- , vitle. Ind., teacher. - Robert 1,. Williamson. 23. 339 Amies, laborer; Georgia L. Thurman. 20, 1030 W. Wfilnut, maid. 1 Karl F. Eisele. 27.*1220 Parker, naator: Leona Moeller. 27, 1441 S. State. George O. Ellis, 41. 008 F.. Market, manager: Flora Burnett, 24. 722 Madison, housekeeper. Frank M. Padden, 805 W. Npw York, inspector: Stella M. Durand, 45. 1116 N. Capitol, laundress. Paul F. Stuck. 20. 1733 Olive, lineman. Maijfc Kancy, 20, 1801 Olive, seamstress. $700,000 OIL BLAZE Million Gallons Burn at Council Bluffs, lowa. Bu United Prcgg . COUNCIL BLUFFS, fa., July 29. —One million gallons of oil Were consumed in a fire which'destroyed the ! Monarch Manufacturing Company! plant here early today. The., loss will approximate $700,000.

26-29 W£. Washington Street’ Season’s FTist "" v Offering Smart New Fall FELT HATS! All the New Colors for Fall Are Here \ Channel lied jf* | —-L Meerschaum If jl l jr j Almond Green Mediterranean || JA | Mj Black ami Rose. A -O r Felt Hats that are delightfully new and \ j. Bmart. You will like them immensely \ j\\ and you will wonder at our ability to of- -/uA / fer such wonderful quality at so surpris- // lngly low a price—at the very outset of N the season. a

J^EXCURSIONS iKATLANTIC CITY f \*r&SM H ®ther Southern New Jersey Seashore Resorts $29.02 Rou f n roJ rp lndianapolis \ / /j£sS -Zs THROUGH SLEEPING C ARS TO ATLANTIC CITY / Liberal stop-over privileges returning will permit L OPPORTUNITY TO VISIT THE 'VH. —// A BESQUICKNTEN NIAL EXPOSITION Tickets good retnmln g via Washington Illustrated rlenarlptlve folders showing tinin of trains, stop-over privileges nnd other details may bo obtained from Ticket Agents or J. C. Millvpaugli, Division Passenger Aggnt, 6U> Kahn Building, Indianapolis, Ind. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

on the basis of its hospitality—more so almost than on any other basis. “Realizing this, some cities officially have gone so far as off all traffic regui*lion as it applies to the tohrlst. All intelligently run police departments have adopted an attitude of tolerance toward infraction of minor regulations which, I believe, is the ideal position to take: "From the reports of A. A. 'A. clubs in other communities, however, it cannot be said that motorists in American cities have followed the example set by their police departments. A policeman will lcipdly set an erring' tourist right when, through Ignorance, he makes" a slight slip. In the same sitihition, the motorist Is qjust as likely to get a snarl from a fgllovv driver. "Our contact with tourists who call at club headquarters indicated clearly that this community is rated as a hospitable one.”

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Pure Thread Silk Hose Friday only, while 300 pairs last. Have reinforced feet and non-ravel stops. Silver, nude, beige, flesh, grey and T il black. Sizes BVi to 10 —Street Floor

$12.50 Tufted Mattresses $£1.25 End-of-the-Month Sale Vr ~ : Ii Here’s a chance to buy good mattresses at exactly half the regular value. Full double bed size, well filled with cotton with layer felt protectors on either side, rolled edges. These mattresses are covered with high-grade art ticking and are \ built to give long and satisfactory 1 service. A wonderful bargain. * ** / All-Steel Bed Springs, $2.95 D • I A month-end special you can't afford to i rice 1 overlook. Full double bed size and all \ steel. % Come early for these. 1 —Furniture—Third Floor.

69c Rayon Prints 44c The ideal fabric for women’s street and pQrcu dresses and - girls’ school dresses. A wide variety of patterns in all the wanted colors —lovely pastel shadings ' included. Printed 1 Q _ Rayons .... 1 vi. Regular 39c quality. Checks and plain colors. 2,000 Yards /Q Ginghams ... wt Regularly 15c dress gingham and apron checks. 27 hiches w^de. £ urki * h 1 5r Toweling . . IwL 23c quality; 18 Inches w ide. Very absorbent. Toweling ..lOC R gular 14e quality. Red and blue checks. 1C inches wide. Yard Wide IQ/* Cretonnes . . IvC Up to 39c quality. Choice floral patterns, attractive colors. $ giver,:.... 29c Lovely silk tapestry covers • for console tables, vanities and dressers. Regularly 40c. S& 19c 36 Inches wide; good assortment of colors. 23c quality. Muslins, r* Yard at.* DC Mill lengths of good unbleached muslins. $1 Bleached Sheets iU C Excellent quality, seamless. She 81x90 Inches. / Curtain Material .... 5/C Regular 15c marquisettes. Neat patterns. / Panel d| qq Curtains P 1• JU Savo n dollar on these. Fim* fllot net, lovely patterns. 45 inches wide. Ruffled Curtains . . . U/C Usual $1 quality. 2% yards iong. Blue and rose. Fair, 60c. —Draperies —Third Floor. Boys’ Union yjA Suits, 2 for. .fIJIC Athle ic style, well made of checked nainsook. Sizes 2 to 4. Women’s QA • Union Suits 0/ C Fine quality gauze knit with shell or cuff knees. Regular and extra sizes. * —Street floor. ,

Extraordinary Shoe Bargains End-of-the-Month Sale of High-Grade Summer Footwear for Boys, Girls and Little Tots 3m ,T.oo ) PH = and = , Several hundred pairs to choose from. Sturdy shoes for the boys for every day, dress and school wear. Fine 1 A shoes for the girls for every day, I school and party wear. Patent J leather, browns, tans and comblnations. Shoes similar to illustrations, f Every pair a real bargain. "" —Street Floor

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Women’s Rayon Hose Another worthy bargain. Lisle garter tops and reinfi/rced feet. Gunmelal, Jack Rabbit, silver, nude, flesh, blush _ and beige. Sub- m 9 11 standards. Sizes 8% to 10 —Street Floor

$15.00 and SIO.OO Smart Summer , dSsk Included / jLr&JS 1 Oresses < 44 t 054) k lm Mm / ms, \ You MUST be here early for these. Such remarkable bargains /f I I if )\ usually go to the EARLY shopper. \ / ytqi \ i I*l/ Large Women’s Navy Blue Women’s |1 mm LMi IM $25 Coats Isls Coats $5 Skirts |^l|l Poiret Twill. Smart Smartly tailored of T L "•' W tW/ - MB®* dressy. Sizes 44 Os fine twilled white flannel. While ? v E Worn- Smart $6.00 “ ~ White Women’s cn’s STREET ' SILK Pretty SS.OO QO sl s COATS $5 Colored DRESSES DRESSES Rayon DRESSES Special at I RAINCOATS S I.OQ $ 2.00 Month End Sale ’’| $ 5.00 $ 1.98 vnod - Smart, dressy summer dresses at SH t„,,„ Neatly made of When have you ever . . tta! F White flannel, smart SpeclaHy prfced in striped materials. before iiought a silk * ess lnan tIAL,r. a n.i drevsv While the Month End Sale. Will. th„ 1„M. J,„. I„, , lilt — Second Flpor

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SUITS Suits for J # OS Which You Never Pay Less Than Ten Dollars Smart suits of cool, summery fabrics that always look ancl wear well. Light and dark colors. A real bargain for thrifty men.

Men’s Fancy . Socks Choice assortment of patterns and colors. Values up to 75c. Men’s Silk QQ Shirts . . . D1.027 $5 qualities ; neckband style only: attractive plain colors; real bargains; while they last. Men’s Work [*9 Shirts o*2 C Built for service of dnrnbJe blue chambray. Sizes 14 to 17. Straw Hats, 70/* $1.85 Kinds. . I vC As long as three hundred last. Genuine imported .'Jwiss YoDlos with plain and fancy bands. All sizes. X Men’s Dress Oft Shirts ‘jSSJC Collar attached or neckband styles. wFlaln and fancy. Sizes 14* to 17.

II End-of-the-Month Sale \ J l Armandos Toilet Goods / 1 J JT ) Armand’s 50c Face Powder —2 for 49<L < Armand’s SI.OO Cold Cream Powder, j im rn \ Armand's 50c Cold or Vanis'hing Cream, 2 / m 'Jr I for \ W (KM I Armand’s 25c Talcum Powder. 13<L , 1 W tflH I Armand’s 26c Tubes Vanishing and Cold / p • rrice \ Cream , i 3< *. Floor.' / *rce

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Men’s Soft P* Collars DC Slightly soiled; once to the laundry, ,ns good as new. All sizes. Heav y QQ~ Overalls ODC White backed blue denim, 220 weight. Also white overalls. Sizes 30 to 44. Men’s and Boys’ Bathing 7A^ Suits ii/C Two-piece styles; white shirts with blue trunks. $2 values. Men’s AthleticQQ Unipn Suits. . o*/C Well made of fancy madras and pin cheeked nainsook. Sizes 36 to 46. Men’s Af Pants 3DC An outstanding bargain. Grey with neat stripes. Excellent for outing and vacation. Sizes 32 to 40. —Street Floor.

Women’s White Blouses These formerly sold at $1 and $1.49. Os tm white dimity, slightly soiled from Isl ■>% handling. While they last Friday at.,. JL

Women’* and 1 Knickers Ideal for hiking or the vacation. Neatly made of tweeds > with cuff bottoms. Extra quality. - Women’s Os Blouses MtfC Eormerly sold at $1.98 and $2.98. Georgette and crepe de chine. Somewhat soiled and mussed.

—Second Floor Children’, JZ Creepers .... . “Tt Well made of durable ginghams, launder nicely. Very serviceable. Sizes 1 to 3 years. Children’s Qg . Bathing Suits. .OOC All-wool, green, red and other wanted colors. Sizes 2 to C years. Girls’ Panty QQ/* Dresses v/C Less than cost of materials. Made of durable gingham in pretty checks and attractive colors. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Infants’ QO Knit Capes.... OOC Warm little wool capes for the baby. Knitted of white yarns, trimmed in blue and pink. • Infants’ OO Ruben Vests. . laLa C Fold over, sleeveless style. Sizes 1 to 5. Gown. 39C Os batiste and crepe, slipover style; sizes 6 to 12. Birdseye 77/* Diapers, 1 Doz. II C Well made, hemmed ready for use. Children’s CC/* Dresses uuC Nicely made of pretty ginghams in checks and plaids. Washable and durable. Sizes 7 to 12. —Second Floor.

Wool Bath- £Q ing Suits .. . 1 iVv Smart bathing suits for women —substandnrds of excellent Rpd, green and miff. All sizes. Women’s Bathing Suits ..../..Is/ C Another outstanding bargain. Splendid swimming suits In maroon and navy trimmed wft£ contrasting colors. All sizes. Floor

Gowns—Bloomers Chemise, Princess Slips Womeni- dainty undergnrfnonts; pink, peach and white; plain or lace trimmed. Sizes 30 to 44. Also m‘ m Princess slips, n A _ lace trimmed. fl'l | Sizes 36 to 44 * * —Street Floor

Boys’ School

SUITS s2= Bargains! Mighty good looking and built *for real service. Neat patterns and colors the boys like. Sizes 8 to 15 years. An extra pair of pants, sl.

Long Pants Suits 95 Worth nearjy twice as much. Smart " „ g 1 three-piece'suits of good materials. Neat fitting and serviceable. Sizes 8 to 15 years.

Bo ys' . Blouses Nicely made of fancy checked or striped wash able fabrics. Sizes 8 to 15 years. s ch °o' 79c Knickers . . I /v> Wool and cotton mixed. Also crash and khaki knickers. Sizes 8 to 16 years. Boys’ Hats QQ_ and Caps. . ODC Large assortment of 3nappy summer styles. All wool, many colors and patterns. B °y*’ CQ r Sweaters .>/•/!* Heavy, gray only; coat style.

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of brftids, straws and felts in the newest shapes for street, business and vacation wear. Choice of the lof, while they last, at 50<. / — Second Floor.

Rummage Sale Remnants 1,000 to Choose From Several &ig tables loaded down for \ End-of-the-Month shoppers. Here-they \ jm are. Come early and help yourself. | ~-A Sports Sat I rvs—Plain Silks—Figured / Silks —Silk Crepes—Dress Goods— I Voiles—Rayons Ginghams Per- \ yro)! calcs —Muslins —Wash Goods—Drap- / eries Georgettes Flat C/epes V W J&B Printed Pongees—Fancy Checks— J p r J C g Stripes and Florals. 1 —Third Floor. /

shire’. ...,49c Plain dress or sports shirts of smartly pat-, terned percale? in good colors. Sizes 12% to 14. Small Boys’ AA Overalls . . LtU C Choice of khaki. or blue. Made just like dad’s. Small sizes only. Bow Ties 7 for Boys . .“I C Already tied with elastic band. Boyish patterns. Boy8 ’ CQ/* Straw Hats OtUC Mannish styles with fancy hands. —Street Floor

Three hundred .smart summer hats on sale Friday at less than half of the original cost. All are late styles. All colors and color combinations. Hats

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Crepe Nightgowns for Stout Women Slip-over style of excellent materials. Orchid, p* a pink, peach 1% and white —Street Floor

A Dime Buys Up to $1 Value i , -j A Ch il dren’s At I lIC three- quarter mg length aoeka, English ribbed: sizes 6to 8%. Choice ONE DIME a pair. i . •% Women’s^sllk Af I l|C and muslin cam isqles, lace trimmed or embroidered. White, pink, navy and brown. Choice, ONE DIME. i . mr\ Women’s silk At luc K [ ri P ert bra.B- - all sizes; only 20 of these. Choice, ONE DIME. i. -t a Woimen’s At 1 UC lislp 11 0 " ’• 1 Y V black and brown: reinforced feet; 59e quality; pair, ONE DIME. t . mr\ Infants’ lisle At IUC socks with ■ rEl ’ AV,V ribbed cuffs. Sizes 4 to 6; 29c quality. 40 pairs; the pail - , ONE DIM*. i, 4 a Women’s At I lIC boudoir caps, 1U * blue and pink ; laco trimmed; 59. c quality; choice, while 32 last, ONE DIME. 4 , -t r\ Infants’ %- Af I l|C length hose, 2T.1 A\/v t a n> pluki blue, grey and white. Sizes sto 7V 2 - Ua ir ’ while they last, ONE DIME.

And Now Look What qp Will 25c Buy Women’s $1 Rayon Hose, black and grey only. Sizes 8% to 10. While they last, 25?. Infants’ 35c Lisle Socks with Rayon tops. All wanted shades. Sizes 4 to 7%. Sale price, 25<V Women’s Silk Striped Brassieres. Worth up to sl. Others of plain materials. Sizes 32 to 46. Sale price, 25 ?• Jewelry worth up to sl. The assortment includes Brooches, Beads Os various kinds and earrings. Choice 25?. One lot of women’s Leather Coin Purses in various shapes and sizes. Choice 25?. Hickory Sanitary Belts —always sell at 39c. While this lot lasts, 25?. —Street Floor. Remnants Linoleum Congoleum 39c Square Yard Various patterns and colors; fine for smpll kitchens, pantries and v bathrooms. Good quality at a greatly reduced price for the end of month sale. —Third Floor.