Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 67, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 July 1926 — Page 5

JULY 29, 1926

XURRANTS COME * BACK TO MARKET Colorado Pink Meat Cantaloupes Scarce. Currants reappeared today on the city market stands, after an absence of several weeks. They were 30 cents a pint* Dewberries were cheaper at 20 to 25 cents a quart. Colorado pink meat cantaloupes were Vscarce, selling for 20 to 30 cents each. Other prices included: Lemons, 20 to 40 cents a dozen; oranges, 40 to 60 cents a dozen; bananas, 25 to 30 cents a dozen; Jersey sweet potatoes, two pounds for 25 cents; Honey Dew melons, 40 to "0 cents each; beets and carrots, 5 and 10 cents a.bunch; Transparent apples, six pounds for 25 cents; fresh lima beans, 70 cents a pound, and shell-out beans, 45 to 50 cents a pound. Hens were unchanged at 43 to 45 cents a pound; frys, 55 cents a pound; peaches, three pounds for 25 cents; wixen, red and blue plums, 15 cents a pound; red raspberries, 20 to 25 cents a pint; black raspberries, two pints for 35 cents, and white and golden bantam corn, three ears for 10 cents. ■WEALTH BOARD’S REQUEST HIGHER Budget Figure Would Call for 3-Cent Levy. City Controller William C. Buser today received the board of health's proposed budget for 1927, which calls for a levy of 12 cents, 3 cents higher than In 1926. Maintenance of the city hospital’s new surgical unit raised 'costs of of the citys administration to $652,000, the budfeteers pointed out. The total amount that would bw raifeed by the levy is $788,000. Additions to the power plant and maintenance of the city dispensary and nurses’ training school also added to the cost. The board will ask for the maximum levy of 1% cents for the school health fund, but will request only *4 cent for the school tuberculosis prevention fund instead of the full levy of 1 cent.

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How to Swim —No. 10

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HOW HANDS ARE HELD FOR STROKING

By Lillian Cannon. In the sidestroke, as described in yesterday's article, the left hand plays an important part in the balancing of the bo^p. As the right arm goes over, the left comes downward and backward and then turns under the body to go forward as the body rolls over to the right at the beginning of the right hand's downward sweep. During the whole time, the body is rolling one way or the other and the head, goes under just as the right hand begins to go downward. The downward stroke of the left hand will lift the head up naturally for breathing. When breathing and stroke in this operation are properly co-ordi-nated, there is a smoothness and esTAKEN INTO LAW FIRM Claude H. Anderson, il6 S. Audubon Rd., has been made a partner in the law firm of L. Ert Slack and George G. Rinier, the firm's new name being Slack, Rinier & Anderson, it was announced today. Offices are at 703 Continental Bank Bldg. Anderson graduated from De Pauw University in 1912 and from Indiana Law School in 1915.

ficiency about the swimming which makes the stroke very beautiful. (Copyright, 1926, NEA Service, Inc.)

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Here Are Some of the Hundreds of Bargains' Priced to Clear for Tomorrow and Saturday

Ready-to-Wear CLEARANCE

Summer Silk Dresses Reduced to $5 Included are prints, washable radiums, flat crepes, georgettes, most small sizes; some slightly soiled from handling. All summer high shades. 'Fashionable^jstyles. Summer Dresses Reduced to $7.95 Prints, stripes, georgettes, flat crepes. >• tub silks—reduced to a very low price. Dresses for street, sports, business, vacation wear; sizes 16 to 46. All summer colors. Dresses—Reduced to $10.95 Plat crepes, georgettes, prints, tub silks, washable crepes de chine —sizes for misses, women sad stouts; sizes 16 to 48; black, navy, tan. Priced very low for immediate clearance.

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Half Price Sale Yard Goods, Draperies, Rugs Curtain Material Remnants—Drapery Material Remnants—Wash Goods Remnants —Soiled and Damaged Remnants—Odd Rugs and Carpets

Wash Goods Remnants Dress lengths for g women's and chtl- | m dren’s summer dresses; broadcloths, satin- m ettes, ginghams, or- ppipp gandles, sateens, etc. rltlvt

Size 9x12 and 8.3x10.6 Axminster and Velvet Rugs . s2l Some Are imperfect Reduced for quick clearance; a small lot of about 15 rugs, one of a kind of several good designs and colorings. $5 down and $5 a month.

Soiled Linens and Fancy Goods Sneets, pillowcases, bedspreads, pillows, centerpieces. dresser scarfs, towels, lace doilies, etc. All reduced. Cross-Barred Marquisette Curtains, Pr., 55c Pure white, neatly ruffled with ruffled tie-back to match. Pure Linen Luncheon Sets, $2.98 Consists of one cloth. 62x52, and six napkins to nfktch; several styles and colors to select from.

EXTRA SPECIAL Continuing the Sale of ihe Stock of the Art, Gift and Baby Shop Located in Occidental Bldg . to Be Sold at Less Than HALF PRICE

| Jewelry—Gifts Sterling Silver Rings, Each, 75c Strands of Beads, Each, $1 Assorted Pieces of Jewelry at 25c Silver Mesh Bags, $1.95 Assorted Pieoes of Jewelry, 50c Novelties at $2.95 Ttfcludlng candlesticks, lamps, china parrots, dolls, etc. Fancy Clock and Candlesticks and One Boudoir Lamp and Candlestick, Each Set $5 Novelties at $1 Fancy plates, book-ends, perfume sets, rases, trays, wall pockets, salt and peppers, bread sets, grass baskets, etc. Novelties at $1.95 Book-ends, fancy dishes, rases, candlesticks, plates, etc. Novelties at 10c Snap elephants, “brush holders, door knockers, bells, parrots, games. Piecesat 50c Charmiag pieces that make ideal and useful gifts. Pieces at 250 Paper cutters, mottoes, games, soap pigs, beads,- quill pens, baskets, candy boxes, ash tray and bells.

Women’s Crepe Kimonos, Each, $1 Neatly finished; fast colors; belt to match; good length; plain colors; flowered and figured patterns; rose, gray, blue, pink, orchid & small, medium and large sizes. One Rack of Higher Priced Coats Reduced to a very low price. Polret sheens, Polret twills: some navy coats included ; sizes 1 n 10 to 44 P 1U Small I.ot of Satin and Printed Silk Coats—Small sizes only; smartly styled; nicely tailored; re- p* duced to <T)IJ One Small Rack of Coats— Small sizes only; reduced to a very low price of—--53.95 and $7.95 1

Silk Remnants Lenghts suitable for dresses for women and | M children, for trimtilings, etc. This lot M W consists of all silk, f part silk and rayon DDlpr mixed fabrics. rlvlvci

Fringed Window _ Shades Irregulars 36-Inch Size, 59c Lengths from 5 to 7 feet. 28-Inch Size, 39c Lengths from 3 to 5 feet. Various colors .Including green, tan. white, gray ami many others.

Imported Rag Rugs Hit and Miss Double crowfoot borders made of good glughams, per rales and ebambray rags. Size 18x36 30x60'- Limit 6 36x78 88c 29c $1.19

Part Linen Crash, Yd., 10c Unbleached absorbent quality crash that will give long service.

| In the Baby Dept. Soft Sole Shoes, Pair, $1 Shoes or slippers In white, smoke, gray, tan, some washable kid; button and strap style; not all styles In all sizes 1 to 4. < First-Step Shoes, Pr. f $1.49 Idealj oxfords, strap, slipper or shoe; of tough elk In tan, white, smoke colors. Girls* Hats, Each, 25c and " 50c Silk crepq de chine or all straw; ribbon, lace or flower trimmed. Carriage Boots* Pr., $1 Satin quilted, fur trimmed; in delicate blue and pink. Spring and Winter Coats, $1.95' Light and dark shades; broadcloth In checked effects; nicely tailored; some fur trimmed; with pockets; these are priced way below cost; some silk lined. Stamped Goods Rompers—Made /of mercerized poplin; ready to embroider; dresses In plain voile: some \made with bloomers, 89*. Sacques and boys’ suits— Odds and ends, 54'to 504. Gift Novelties Brushes, brush and comb sets, soap boxes, hot water boNdes, pins, bib fasteners, rosettes, 54 to 504. Cottqji Shirts—Short or long sleeves i. button down the front style, 254 v Wool Shirts—Button down the front style; crocheted edging; 354 : 3 for 91.00. 34 Hats—Velvets, felt, leather and ribbon trimmed; some with elastic backs; pay to buy for next fall; 504.

Rack of Highei' Priced Dresses Reduced— Exceptional Values Good Assortment of Styles and * Colors. Summer at $2.95 Pongees, crepe de chine; tub silks, rayons; some with kick pleats: long and short sleeves; beautiful shades. 'Sizes _lO to 42. Cool Dresses at $1.95 Printed rayons, satin, cotton and rayon; also hand emhroid. ered wool challis dresses with two pockets; pleated skirts; tan and blue. Sizes 30, 38 and 40. * 60 Rubberized Aprons Reduced to 29c Each Black, rose, blue and lavender.

Curtain and Drapery Fabric Remnants This lot consists of all g sorts of lengths for sash | M curtains, doors and win- < M dow curtains; in nets, marquisettes. scrims. M swlsscs. rayon gauze, * aamask. sunfast drapery fabrics and repps. 1 i\*vis

Iron Bridge Lamp Bases Special $1.79 Cast-iron bases and arm s, hollow staitdard, two plugs, six-foot cords, pull chain sockets; several different styles; finished in bronze and colors.

52-In. Bordered Crepes, Yd., 77c tSilk and Cottoni Printed designs of small and large flowered effect in good colors; with wide bordered effects at the bottom.

Clearance in Tots’ & Juniors’ Department Diapers in Sealed Pkgs., $1.49 A dozen diapers to a package, of a fine, soft, absorbent Equality birdseye; size 27x27. { Little Tots' Voile Dresses, $1 Hand-finished and beautifully embroidered ; collars nnd cuffs; some daintily smocked; pastel shades; pink, peach, blue and contrasting piping; sizes 2 to 6. Organdy Bonnets, Each, 35c Ruffles, ribbon and embroidery * edging; white only. Little Tots’ Dresses, 59c I’laip voile or flowered voile or batiste, sleeveless or short sleeves; embroidered pink, blue, tan; sizes 2 to 6 years. Bloomers, Pair, 25c Made of striped sateen In colors, White, black, pink, blue; made, with gusset; elastic at waist knee. Stouts’ Athletic Suits, 59c Made of muslin, nainsook or batiste: lace, hemstitched or bulltup shoulder; styles Include open crotch; stout sizes only. Stout Chemises, 59c Made of muslins; bodice top; hemstitched; well made; stout sizes only. Women's Step-ins Reduced to 59c Voile, lace and medallion trimmed; some very elaborate; pastel shades. Women's Strfp-ins, Chemise, Gowns, Bloom- - ers, Each, 39c Lace and embroidery trimmed; of voile,' bitlste anti novelty batiste; trimmed In pastel shades. Women's Girdle Brassieres Reduced to 79c Made of pink madras, some striped; slightly boned In back and over diaphragm; sizes 32 to 48. - v.

200 Khaki Middies and Tuck-in Blouses, 50c These are well tailored and will launder splendidly; one pocket; long sleeves; sizes 34 to 44. New Fall Dresses, Specially Purchased, $5.95 "ifCharmeuscs, flat crepes and combinations of eharmeuse and flat crepes; very attractive styb>s to choose from; sizes 16 to 44; all ,black, all navy, black and sunnl; black and white and all sunnl; very good. Cool Summer Wash Dresses Reduced for Tomorrow—sl.49 Neatly tailored In attractive stvles; printed voiles, beadetl voltes, guaranteed fast flock dot voiles; lace trimmed; raw silk sports frock striped in shades: good assortment of styles In all the wanted shades; sizes 36 to 4. At a greatly reduced price.

Clearance of SHOES Women’s High-Grade Footwear, Pair, $1.95 In fashionable styles, such as step-ins, straps and oxfords; dependably made —black and tan combinations. A full range of sizes from 3 to 8. Military heels. Women’s White Kid Straps . and Pumps, $1.50 An exceptionally low price for white kid footwear; In neat styles —slightly discolored counters. Mostly small sizes and narrow widths. Also 200 pairs white canvas straps; new styles, wide widths, all sizes. Pair, $1.50. Children’s Pearl Elk Oxfords, Pr., 89c Black patent trimmed : sizes 5 to 10.

Clearance of Hosiery

Women’s Knit Step-ins, 25c Finest combed cotton knit garments; elastic run at waist; trimmed In bright contrasting colors at knee; regular sizes. 500 Prs. Women’s Out Size Hose, Pr., 50c Service weight legs of silk and rayon knit in full out size with lisle hemmed top. seamed back and double heel, sole and toe; irregulars: sizes 9% to 10%; Flench nude, beige, gray, black, nude. 200 Prs. Women’s Chiffon Hose, Pr,, 25c Fine and sheer pure silk chiffon host; with lisle hem: double heel, sole- and toe: sizes 8% to 10; irregulars; gunmetal, black, woodland rose, atmosphere and sandalwood. Women’s Rayon Vests, Each, 50c Fine quality rayon vests made well and cut full; bodice top with dainty shoulder straps; medium sizes.

Ayres Annex for Men and Boys Clearance of Men’s and Young s*o Men’s All-Wool Suits, Now |I | Well tailored suits In correct models; light and medium colors; sizes 34 to 46; greatly reduced. Extra trousers at small cost.

Men’s High-Grade Dress Shirts, Special, $1 Collar attached and neckband styles. Tailored to tit well, wear well and look well. Os dependable satin striped woven madras, printed madras, woven madras, fancy broadcloths, repps, corded madrass and high-grade 80-square nercale shirting. Ail fast color, full size garments. All sizes 14 to 17. Men’s Athletic Un. Suits, 39c Well made! serviceable, garments; sleeveless, knee length; marked irregulars due to slight stains during the making; all sizes 36 to 46. All-Wool Bathing Suits for Men, $1.95 Perfect fitting, perfectly knitted suits in deep navy, blue or plain black with trimming. Sizes 38, 40, 42 only.

Men’s Fine Quality “Fulkut” Athletic Union Suits, 69c Striped madras of an excellent quality, finely' woven, cool, comfortable to wear, serviceable madras; taped neck and yoke; six-button front, full 'seat; garments are shaped to conform with the lines' of the body. Very special. All sizes, 36 to 46.

Clearance Men’* Dress Ties, Each, 10c 412 in the lot; knits and foir-ln-hands. - \

Summer Sports and Trimmed Hats, 65c Hfearply reduced to clear; all materials, colors and styles.. High-Grade Hats, $1.45 Azures, hair •braids, Milan, hemps, Leghorns and Bengaline hats; smartly styled; well made. Felt Hats, SI.OO High grade hats fully silk lined; radically reduced because of being slightly soiled. Ever-Kool Toyo , Panama Hats For men and women, reduced for clearance, 75<.

Silk From Top to Toe Chiffon Hose, Pr., 89c Fine sheer chiffon weight hose of'pure silk from top to too and soles are reinforced with mercerized lisle to assure longer wear; genuine full fashioned; sizes 8% to 10; Irregulars: light Uplge, champagne, French nude, skin and straw. 500 Prs. Children’s Rayon % Socks With Fancy Top, Pr., 35c; 3 Prs., s*A pretty rayon % sock in drop stitch and pineapple ribbed to toe style with fancy rayon jacquard top: sizes 6 to 10; first quality; assorted colors with tops in contrasting combinations. \ Children’s Athletic Suits, 35c; 3 for $1 Cool pin check nainsook suits, cut full nnd loomy; low neck, no sleeves, button down the front.; bloomer knee; elastic run for girls; straight knee for boys; drop seat style; sizes 4 to 12 years.

Me4’s Fancy Dress Hose, Pair, 25c Fine* mercerized lisle or silk and cellulose qualities with woven-in-pattern designs; shaped hemmed garter tops; fully reinforced; all sizes up to 12. Irregular quality. ! Children's Play Suits, 350; 3 for $1 Short sleeve, knee length suits In polka dot, stripe and plain khaki; well made, full cut; neatly trimmed; sizes 3 to 8. Jewelry for Men, ', , the Piece, 5c Including belt buckles, belts and # grams; pins and cuff ltnky. Men’s Leather Belts, Ea., 15c 6 142 In the lot; not all sizes. Boys’ All-Wool 2-Knlcker Suits —Sizes 15 and QH 16 only ip3,l/U Boys’ Vestee All-Wool Suits— One pair of long and one pair of short trousers. Sizes <P'| qjj 3to 7. Exceptional. J> 1.170 Boys’Cool Suits for Hot Weather —Well tailored; long and short pants; medium and light shades; sizes 6 to 16; gfeatly QP reduced to Genuine Palm Bench Suits— Sizes 33 and 34; won- QC OA derful values at ,pOvW

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