Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 170, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1926 — Page 5

OCT. 22, 1926

ROAD OPENING - MARKS END OF * 3 YEARS IRK Department Puts Highway Where Practically None Existed. Cfftening of miles of new pavement just south of Vincennes on U. S. Rd. 41, and completion and opening to traffic that section of macadam construction on Rd. 62 between St. Meinrad and Leavenworth on the Evansville-New Albany route, with removal of a detour on Rd. 27 at a point eight and one-half lies north of Decatur, the outstanding changes in State road conditions as mentioned in the State

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highway commission’s traffic bulletin issued today from the office of John D. Williams, director. Completion of the St. MelnradLeavenworth section is one of the big achievements of the department and represents three years of continuous effort to build a road where practically none existed. This road is through the rough hill country of the south end of the State, and in many instances the builders were forced to blast the route through solid rbek. Highway officials today said that the section of Rd. 37 extending from twelve miles north of English south to Tell City, through similar topography where nearly identical obstacles are being encountered, will 1 be opened in about six weeks. Attention was called to closing the Wabash River bridge at Vincennes on U. S. highway 60, owing to its dangerous condition and that traffic crosses the river by ferry. The public was warned to drive slow for about a week over fresh tar on Rd. 7, between North Madison and Wirt. Surface conditions on roads enter ing Indianapolis: Rd. 29 (Madison. Versailles. Greensburtf. Shelbyyiile. Indiananolis. Kirklin. I.ojransport. Winaraae. La Porte, junction of 20 near Michigan Ctiv) —Detour crossed over to Rd. 7 just north of Madison. account construction, thence south into city. Drive carefully past culvert construction south of Versailles. Bridge run-around one mile south of 32. and two miles south of Kirklin. Detour is pood from near Deer Creek to end of pavement south of Logansport. Detour in maniac account city paving. Construction from Kingsbury to La Porte—two detours marked around this project, one leading; to left at south end of Indiana Ave. in La Porte serving traffic beat. V. S. Rd. 31 (Louisville. Seymour Columbus Franklin. Indianapolis. Kokomo. Peru, Rochester. Plymouth. South Bend Michigan line)—Detour around pavement repair at one-half mile north of junction of 28. Construction between Peru and Plymouth with new pavement in use at driver's risk for eight miles north of Peru and for sixteen miles between Rocheseer and just south of Plymouth. Detour markrd to eats around paving is narrow. Paving between Franklin mid Columbus with separate detours for north and south traffic. Bridge under construction at nortifedge of Edinburg. Watch for narrow bridges on detour routes and grade crossing south of Amity. Traffic using five miles of new paving south of Franklin at own risk. Watch for repair gang four miles north of Seymour. Rd. 37 (Tell City English. Paoli. Bedford. Bloomington. Martinsville. Indianapolis)—Temporary bridge at Glenn Valiev. Use old bridge at two miles north of Bloomington. From Paoli to English detour is via Fargo and Young's Creek over firm, but rough stone surface. Avoid from Grantsburg to junction of 62 as lliere are no goo ddetour roads. Construction from St. Croix to Leopold should be avoided as there are no good detour roads. Drive slow past workmen between Cannolton and Tell City. IT. S. Rd. 40 (Illinois line. Terre Haute. Brazil. Indianapolis. Richmond Ohio liuel —Drive slow at bridge wash between Richmond and Ohio line. Use traction company bridge at Riser’s Station, ten miles west of Richmond. Temporary bridge one mile east of Cambridge CityAccount of railroad overhead at Putn&mville, west traffic detour over Rd. 43. tllenee on marked detour route back to U. S. 40 at Putnamville. East traffic leave Rd. 40 at Manhattan and go through Greeneastle. thence back to 40 over 43. Dangerous railroad crossing on detour near Putnamville; parts of detour narrow and rough. U. U. Rd. 52 (Junction of 41 near Fowler. Lafayette. Lebanon. Indiananolis. Rushville. Brookville. Cincinnati)— ShorJ detour at two and one-half miles north of Thorntown is good, also detour around paving at four miles north of Lebanan is good. Closed for paving between Morristown and Rushville with detour marked for local traffic. Rushvllle-Indianapolls traffic go north from Rushville on Rd. 3

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to U. S. 40 at Dunreith. thence west to Indianapolis. Working on twelve bridges between Rushville and Indianapolis with detours marked for local traffic. Rd. (17 (Vincennes. Bicknell. Worthington. Spencer. Mooresville. Indianapolis. Fortville. Anderson. Muncie—authorized oil to Portland and Ohio State line)—-De-tour at Bicknell account construction by city. Temporary bridge at one one-half miles south of Mooresville. (Many sharp (urns in this highway south of Indianapolis.) Good one and one-half-mile detour two miles northeast of Indiananolis account surfacing of pavement near Ft. Harrison. Drive slow at new fill -one and one-half miles ea3t of Gosport. G. 0. P. VETS TO MEET Ex-Service Club Will Assemble at Republican Headquarters. 1 All war veterans have been invited to attend a meeting of the ExService Men’s Club at 8 p. m. tonight at Republican headquarters, on the fuorth floor of the Knights of Pythias Bldg. Officers are: Delbert O. Wllmeth, president; Don F. Roberts, Arthur M. Dinsmore, John K. Ruckelshaus, G. A. Markland, F. R. McCool and G. A. Baleh, vice presidents: Fae Patrick, secretary; P. C. Denny, treasurer, and R. C. Bever, sergeant--at-arms. GIANT LIGHT SHOWN liv Timrt Svrcial _ , . ~, NEW YORK, Oct. 22.—A two billion candle power searchlight, with an intensity eighty times that of all the lights on New York’s great White Way combined, has been shown for the first time at the electrical and industrial exposition. A man forty miles away could read a newspaper by its light.

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Saturday Sale of Smart Hats

Offers Real Savings at $3.95 and $4.95 A wonderful assortment of the newest in millinery; beautiful silk, Lyons velvets, velvet and satin combinations and a large quantity of the popular Skinner satins and satin and metallics; the new silver and gold mesh hats. Flower, lace, feather, metallic and tailor trims; all colors, styles and head sizes. New Crepe de Chine Scarves, $1.95 Anew showing of these printed scarfs in beautiful colorings; 66 inches long and 18 inches wide. Special values.

BUYER has spent this week in New York, where he took advantage of the market conditions created by striking coat workers and has assembled a great array of coats for all purposes. Our regular clientele know what our coat days are and VISITING TEACHERS are invited to share in this event. More than one thousand coats from which to make your selection. Below is a Sport and reversible dress coats Fine coats—the last At $15 —full lined; well tailored coats At $39.50 word in style; silk of Polaires, tweeds and heavy lined; fine tailoring wool mixtures. Sizes 15 to 42. * throughout; red, green, 1 - kl V* blue, black and brown. Dress coats including Smart dress coats in Bollivias, new reversible coats; neatly trimmed. At $21 Suedes, Velours, Floralines. Special group of smart Every coat full lined; some in- At $59.50 coats at a decided savterlliied; brown, black, slate, ing; fashioned of pinblue, red and mulberry; fur trimmed of mandal, point, high grade Bomouffion and coney. Sizes 16 to 42. livias; silk and brocaded linings; smartly trimmed in squirrel and Manchuria Dress and sports coats—lined wolf and platinum wolf; sizes 16 to 46. and interlined for comfort; fur At $25 trimmed with mandel, Tibetine, Complete Stock of Dresses mouffion, mendoza, beaver. Of tweeds, heavy all-wool plaids, bolivias. pin . at $l0 and $15 points deerona; black, brown, blue Chanel The Ayres Downstairs Collection of dresses mulberry, bright plaids; sizes 16 to 46, straight- always provides Ayres' quality merchandise at line and flare styles. lower prices.

Saturday—New Purchase

“Welworth” Dresses $1.95 Sold here exclusively. Good assortment of durable materials in attractive prints and figures; guaranteed fast colors. Becoming styles, well tailored with long or short sleeves. Sizes 36 to 62. In Navy, Black, Tan, Rose, Blue, Green, Etc .

Saturday Sale in Rug and Lamp Dept. 9x12 Axminster Rugs $31.75 Six good designs and colors in a good heavy rug suitable for any room in the house; sturdily built rugs that will give service. Terms $2 down and $1 a week or $5 down and $5 a month. Junior Floor Lamps $6.95 Artistic new iron bases in various shapes and finishes; with georgette shade; two Shapes and four colors. Complete.

Tomorrow! Sale of Women’s Silk and Rayon Hose, Pair, $1.00 First quality; Premier brand. Ask for No. 616. Woven of pure silk around one thread of rayon for durability. Lisle hemmed top, seamed back, fashion marks, foot fully reinforced. This is a service weight hose noted for long

wearing quality. Sizes 8 1/2 to 10. Evenglow, shadow, dorado, French gray, muscade, atmosphere, peach bloom. Children’s Union Suits, $1.65 Assorted styles and sizes in cotton and wool suits; high neck and long sleeves; Dutch neck and elbow sleeves; knee and ankle length. Women’s Silk and Wool Union Suits, $1.95 Unusual quality in well-made suits; various styles, including low neck, no sleeves, knee length; Dutch neck, short sleeves and ankle length; sizes 30 to 44.

Substandards of Real Silk HOSIERY In popular color range. All sizes. Silk from top to toe chiffon. full fashioned. Pair. $1.20. Service weight, full fashioned, silk goes well over knee, lisle top and foot. Pair. $1.00 Service weight silk, lisle hemmed top. seamed back. Pair. 80c.

Special Sale of Children’s Hats, $1.29 Elastic back, bonnets, girls’ felts, leather, broadcloth, suedines; some tams; with fur, ribbon and novelty trimmings; in buff, red, blue, green, rose, wine, gray, brown. Junior Girls’ Coats, $10.00 to $17.95 Of suedines, velours, polaires, chinchillas, Bolivias, and sport materials; with fur collar and cuffs, some trimmed with fancy stitching; some have a plush lining. In all the new fall shades and a wide variety of styles. Sizes 7 to 16. Little Tots’ Coats, $7.95 and $10.00 Polaries, broadcloths, chinchillas, velvets, velours and novelty materials; with fancy stitching, fur trimmings and tailored mannish styles; red, navy, blue, buff, brown. Sizes 2 to 6. Girls’ Dresses, $3.95 Velvet, embroidered, appliqued or tailored, with small collars and pockets; in wine, red, Royal blue, navy, brown. Sizes 7 to 14.

Blister Brown School Hose for Boys and Girls First quality mercerized lisle, in English ribbed style, with double heel and toe. Sizes 6 1/2 to 9 1/2. Champagne, black cord, grain, crash. Pair. 35c: 3 pairs, $1. Boys' Fine Ribbed School Hose. Fully reinforced. Sizes 6 1/2 to 9 1/2. Black and brown. Pair. 25c. Fine Cotton Hose in pineapple ribbed style, fully reinforced. Sizes 6 1/2 to 9 1/2. Colors. Pair. 25c.

Sale of Halloween Costumes For Men, Women and Children $1.00 In all the wanted gay colors. Clown suits for children, sizes 6 to 18, in red and white, purple and yellow, rose and blue, green and red—$l. Clown Suits and Convict Suits, $1.95 Brightly colored, fancifully trimmed; two-piece style convict suits. Sizes 36 to 44. Spanish and Martha Washington Costumes, $2.95

Saturday Sale of Smart Shoes

Fashionable! Dependable! Low Priced! $4.95 In patterns that are worn by the best dressed women of today. All wanted leathers and combinations; pumps, straps, fancy cut-out ties and oxfords. Each and every pair carefully fit.

We Carry Complete Line of Children’s Shoes Ranging from $1.45 to $3.95.

Ayres’ Annex Store for Men and Boys First Showing in Indianapolis Flex Edge Overcoats

Men’s Felt House Slippers, Pair, 89c Moccasin Roles and padded heels; blue, wine, gray and brown ; sizes 6 to 11.

Saturday Sale of La Sayre Corsets

$2.95 Medium bust well boned with six supporters made of coutil, pink, with additional support. Sizes 24 to 30. Women’s Outing Gowns, $1.00 Striped in blue or pink. Long sleeves; round or V neck. Some extra sizes. Women’s Pajamas, $1.95 In striped crepe. Two-piece, elastic at waist, silk frog trimmed, button front. Stepins and Chemise, $1.95 Crepe de chine. Plain tailored; trimmed with hemstitch or lace. In pastel shades. Girdle Brassieres, $1.95 Of striped madras. With inner belt of elastic, well boned over diaphragm, slightly boned In back, inserts of elastic.

Saturday Sale of Plaid Sheet Blankets $1.39 70x80 Size; in blue, pink, yellow, gray and tan plaids; a tine grade blanket—excellent values at their price. Double Blankets Pr. $1.79 64x76 Size; plain tan and gray blankets with blue and pink borders.

Nothing reaches this merchandise in workmanship —tailored to fit—not merely pressed into shape—no tucks or clumsy seams—no seam edges to get thick, curl, pucker or blister. Materials from the American Woolen Mills include the famous “Worombo” and "Blucay" in two-ply materials. $25 $29.75 $35 $40 $45 Men's and Young Men’s All-Wool Suits, $15.85 In beautiful patterns—single and double breasted; well tailored; alpaca lined; sizes 33 to 46. Long, stout, regular and shorts; extra trousers at small additional cost. Men’s All-Wool Men’s Corduroy and Topcoats Reduced Moleskin Blanket Lined to $11.95 Coats, $3.45. In blue and brown Just the thing shades sizes 34 to 44; drivers and out-si very special. Sizes 36 to 42. Men's Plaid Lumberjacks, A finely tailored, neatly finished, weather need in eight different plaid e lions; fine knit bottoms; double large pockets with button flaps, eigh front; all sizes 14 1/2 to 17. High Grade Lumberjacks for A practical, serviceable school and need, in assorted plaids, knit bottoms, flap pockets; sizes 12 1/2 to 14 1/2

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