Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 200, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 November 1926 — Page 9

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EIGHT MILES OF PAVING OPENED NEAR FRANKLIN | S Heavy Grading in Progress on Several Stone and Gravel Highways. Additional pavement was opened this week south of Fra r kiln, eliminating: the bad detour anc dangerous grade crossing at Amity and providing eight miles of new surface. The commission’s traffic bulletin issued today by John D. Williams, director, pointed out that heavy grading was in progress on several stone and gravel roads and asked traffic to exercise care driving past workmen. The bulletin further announced removal of a bridge runaround on Rd. 20 at two miles north of Rd. 36; run-around between Nashville and Columbus and detour between New Point and Batesville on Rd. 46; bridge run-around on Rd. 27 at four miles north of Liberty, runaround on Rd. 39 near Mechanicsburg, and called attention to a temporary bridge in force at two miles east of Richmond on Rd. 40, and completion of grading at six ..miles south of Portland on No. 27. Surface condition of roads enter-

SPECIAL VALUES FROM INDIANA’S GREATEST FURNITURE STORE m. . W '. ; j Thrifty people do their shopping at Sommers because || riTBSnS ie y ave l earne( l that this is a store of greater values. hto* fWK, * j iLMPgraUI Every article in our eleven-floor display of furniture © and furnishings is tagged with a printed guarantee , saes jftjj to return your money if you find the same merchan- &y ***** ***—“V in other .mi. s^3* 75 PPteTl $ 23’ 7S Aatitvp J ■ And Up This is the. kitchen cabinet line on jy s 3_Pi ece Bed DaVnPOrt ™ese ranges are of exceptionally which this store lias concentrated __ ( *** good workmanship, with an arits selling efforts for many years. KrOehler Suite rangement of oven and burners ... , that will appeal to the housewife. e knotv w hat it will do to lessen In spite of its lqw They will pay so-r themselves in your kitchen work because of (J> EuSSJI 7 C price, wo guar- the gas they will save as opposed what it has done to lessen the |f j, ||| ,g 3 antee that this to an old range that hajs outlived work of thousands of others right genuine Kroehler its usefulness. here in Indianapolis and Indiana. 1?3 g% M suite has all of | 1 1,1 ■ *Tj*urr , ini midr the famous hidden ! /■ s. BE®--Truly a remarkable bargain m Kroehler qualities s' labor-saving for your kitchen. advertised in the big magazines. It consists of | davenport with concealed bed, chair and rocker, ( (i all three pieces upholstered in good artificial H ' leather. Wood is finished in mahogany. When I opened, davenport becomes a full-sized, comfort- || C \l nl ' "" M ' in Hi will everything from the most 1 \n '* yin economical to the most k elaborate t — and every One priced Console Iff hL ona barga,n s' $57.50 ( JIhK New Victor „ This handsome console phonograph has ft! 1 C faithful sound-reproduction chamber that | V/Verdrart makes every tone come out full and clear. It will play any disc record and gives es- pJK peeially good results on the new electrical- 11L ” 3$ <rr! •I 3 recorded records. Provided with space Reconditioned At for record albums. Richly finished. A n , n , superb value. Player Pianos The name NEW VICTOR has been n v A T A m known to Sommers’ patrons for the IrOpOSC I OUT UWn 1 eriTIS 9 B twenty-five years aDd m ore durlns Old Customers M * * ich this store has been operating, • |l/| rv We give you FREE with any for we have handled the New Victor INO lVlOney UOWII player piano two dozen rolls of line since the es- player music, a tab lis hment of * bandspme scarf, a ;his business. Dur Washington Street and Capitol Avenue player bench and

ing Indianapolis are set forth as follows: „ Kd. 20 (Madison. Vprsailies. Greensbur*. Shelbyville. Indianapolis, Kirklin. Logans-poi-t, Winamac, La forte, junction of 20 near Michigan City)—Drive carefully past culvert construction south of Versailles. Bruise run-around at two miles south of £™ ln - Detour to east around pavement construction near Deer Creek, eight miles south of Logansport. ~,iV s - Rd. 31 (Louisville. Seymour, Columbus Franklin. Indianapolis. Kokomo, rs™.. Rochester. Plymouth. South Bend. Michigan line)—Detour around pavement rp oair at onc-liaif mile north of junction ot ltd. Construction between Peru and Plymouth with public using new pavement at , l) * | i risk for eight miles north of Peru and for sixteen miles between Rochester and three miles south of Plymouth. Detours are narrow and rough. Paving completed for eight miles south of Franklin, but bridge construction at north edge of h, dm burg neeessitat a detour. Detours are in bad shape. , Rd. 37 (To]l City, English. Paoli, Bedford, Bloomington. Mardnsville. Indianapoha)—Temporary bridge at Glenns Valley. Use old bridge at lour miles north of Bloomington. Poor bridge run-around at Patoka River U. S. Rd. 40 (Illinois line. Terre Haute. Brazil, Indianapolis, Richmond. Ohio line) —-Temporary bridge at two miles east of Richmond. Temporary bridge at one mile east of Cambridge City. Account railroad overhead at Putnainviile, west traffic detour ovjr 43. thence on marked route back to Rd. 40 at Putnamviiie. East traffic winch leaves 40 at Manhattan and is routed through Grecncastle. will follow Rd. 43 south from Greeneastle to a point where Rd. 43 traffic detours to east. (Follow this detour which also is marked Rd. 40, to National Rd.). Watch for dangerous railroad crossing on detour near Putnamytße; . parts of both detours are rough. (Possibility of opening this overhead about Dec. 1. U. S. Rd. 52 (junction of 41 near Fowler Lafayette. Lebanon. Indianapolis. Ruslivilje, Brookville, Cincinnati)—Two-and-one-hall-mile detour opposite Coilax in Clinton County account paving is in fair, condition. detour opposite Tborntown in Boone County because of naving is good. Closed for paving between Morristown and Rushville with detours marked for local traffic. Rushville-Indian-apolis traffic go north from Rushville on Rd. 3 to U. S. Rd. 40 at Dunreith. thenee west to Indianapolis. Constructing twelve bridges between Rushville and Indianapolis with detours for local traffic. Rd. 67 (Vincennes. Bieknell, Worthing Spencer. Mooresville, Indianapolis, Fortvllle, Anderson. Muncie—authorized to Portland and Ohio line)—Detour at Bicknell account city paving. Temporary bridge at one and one-half miles south of Mooresville. Many sharp turns south of Indianapolis. i

VACATION TO REST UP School Children and Teachers Go Back Monday. Thousands of Indianapolis school children are today recuperating' from the annual Thanksgiving onslaught

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After-Thanksgiving Sale Fur-Trim*nec| Coats Regular s 29=, *35, and up to *55 Coats fDI S 2O § 111 l 1 Collars and Cuffs of Fur j|p|\ Dress coats, street coats, motor coats, utility - |i\ coats, pile fabrics, velvety suedes, ombres and y-Mm'i \ IBf plaids.' PLENTY OF THE WANTED MARINE I %[§ f / I m/r 1 ' BLUES, new REDS and BROWNS. Also BLACK, j. fy WM ' \yU Advance Spring Frocks SS ll ftltf Together with dresses from I! flil ?15 and $19.75 groups, *r SK * / - • special \ I The sale price is FAR BELOW the Value of the \] W \ / dresses for this special occasion. SATINS, M \ (VELVETEENS, WOOL PLAIDS, CREPES, W GEORGETTES, POIRET TWILL, etc. ALL SIZES-ALL COLORS!

Everybody’s Talking About the Globe Store’s Great 7 th ANNIVERSARY SALE

_ B s—j —.3 Thousands of Dollars 9 Worth of Fine Winter §“ l-i £b f Merchandise Now on Sale at a Fraction Actual Worth The first 50 people .entering our store Saturday morning, Nov. \ ee ® ur OOAnO Anr Al 27th, at 8:00 o'clock sharp will be / f \m. IH I IH \ 5 given A VALUABLE SURPRISE f UUUItU Ul l-ll PACKAGE ABSOLUTELY FREE \ YX& n ~ ,ft iere kr,sht “ and Promptly at 8 a. m. ■■ J/TWCt.]) Get here \ Let nothing keep you Broadcloths, Men’s SI.OO and $1.25 " S 4 .j* 'A \ away. Below are listed just a few D , . M Dress Caps. All (*n */ ■ if \hk of the many bargains. You must Percales, $Jq colors. Sale price 0I C 866 <hem aPPreClatG them '

SUGAR | BROOMS] PALM OLIVE SOAP] Canvas Gloves Finest Domino m SHB Buttermilk and £ Jl 1 z 1 Good quality. "J riF Castile. While a Knit wr 1 sts * #E Limit. Each.. I C limited quantity Limit, the pair, "IUjL Limit, lb ** ™ ■* lasts..' v. I I Cl '•

JS PRICES SMASHED On Our Entire Stock of Men’s Clothing ONE LOT MEN’S SUITS - Worth three times our low sale . V "A price. Get here early. dy| v/i Wh|le the y |ast v^***/i 1 (/, ONE LOT MEN’S O’COATS ft.-- * Don’t miss this sensational offer. Sale price, do N e while they last. $)•// One Large Lot Men's and Young Men’s J W\ SUITS AND OVERCOATS Regular $12.50 to $17.50 values. £ m $7 - 95 I HT Men’s $27.50 to S3O •J\l Vi SUITS AND OVERCOATS pL M? Don,t fail to see (ti and Q 7 J lit* these big values..

lfril’C nvrnnno The Town’s Greatest Shoe Sale! S OXFORDS JNOVELTY SLIPPERS Children's Slippers and Ox- Children’s $2.50 School Batlns, Patents, Kids, Straps and fords, Sale 7Q„ Shoes, Sale dI4Q t, (m > l„ the* Oxfords. Sale price, qo price IvV price ....... v All sixes. Basement while they last ......... vOL 1 in Ladies’ and |™— I—^^^Ladles’ 1 —^^^Ladles’ 50c “Rayon” (Fibrs GLOBE STORE . 330-332-334 West Washington Street Silk Hosiery m-a qq Open Saturday Nights Until 10 o’Clock Reinforced with cotton. AH

I Men’s $9.75 Sheep-Lined I Coats. Sale (I*/? OH | price spU.Oi | Men’s $3 and $5 Dress I’ants —New patterns d*! Q 7 and colors P I Men's $3.00 and $4.50 Hats— Snappy new styles. Sale price, $1.97 07/. and VIC I Men’s $1.50 and $1.69 Union Suits. Heavy Fleece or Ribbed. Sale ' Q7r Boys’ SI.OO and $1.25 Knee I Pants. Dark and medium I colors. All sizes. 77 I Men’s Socks. Black or brown. While they last — limit— C _ pair to 47c

/ One Lot Ladies’ FurTrimmed tfj J Q*7 Coats Go at a**' I One Lot Ladies’ ’ I'fhk Fur-Trimmed % t>< | L'J IfißL Coats djo 77 Go at. . . <pOl I £ One Lot Ladies’ Fur-Trimmed 1O Q 7 nffthCoats Go at One Lot Ladies’ Fur- llflsfSil'V 1 Trimmed d* |/ ‘, Coats Go at tPlDiifi :f /l Ladies’ stunning New 1 (r,} Silk Dresses Beautiful \ f '■ new colors and gorgeous 1 / trimmings. Buy several I > at these low sale prices. I $14.98 do QO down to (PL. JO y -

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