Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 318, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1927 — Page 5
APRIL 14, 1927
PLAN TO BREAK CATHEDRAL SITE |Masonic Parade to Precede Ceremonies on May 3. Formal ceremonies will mark the breaking of ground for the Scottish Rita Cathedral, N. Meridian St., opposite the War Memorial Plaza, May 3. Several thousand Masons in the Valley of Indianapolis will participate in a parade. Frank D. Stalnaker, general building committee chairman, will ply the silver spade which will inaugurate building activities. Marshall T. Levey, Indiana Sovereign Consistory commander-in-chief, will be grand marshal in charge of the parade. United States Senator Arthur R. Robinson, thrice potent master of Adoniram Grand Lodge of Perfection, the governing body of the Rite, will preside and make the only address. The arrangements committee is composed of Fred I. Willis, Lodge of Perfection deputy master; David F. Smith, sovereign prince, Saraiah Council, Princes of Jerusalem; Henry C. Thornton, most wise master, Indianapolis chapter of Rose Croix; Marshall T. Levey, Vincent V. Smith and Frank E. Floyd, senior and junior wardens of Adoniram Grand Lodge and Robert G. McClure, secretary of the various bodies. Judge Hines Scores I Noblesville Juries Pv Times Rnecial j NOBLESVILLE, Ind., April 16. 'Three youths, who pleaded guilty to 'stealing $37 worth of chickens, es'caped with short sentences to the Indiana State Farm here because Circuit Judge Fred E. Hines said juries had refused to convict men !of greater crimes, j “Recently a man got $119,000 from a Noblesville bank, and as far as I I know nothing has ever been done ! with him,” the judge declared in 'open court. “Hamilton County farmers have been swindled out of nearly $1,000,000 by bank failures and other means, but as far as I know none has been to prison for these crimes. I see men In this courtroom who served on those juries which tried ■these bankers. Shall I send these boys to prison when other men who have money to employ astute lawyers go free?”
Waste Matter Retained in the System Is the Greatest Barrier to Health
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‘Off Women; Vow of Three in Jail Bu United Press CHICAGO, April 14.—Three men who robbed a jewelry store of merchandise valued at $7,000 sat in police cells today and avowed they were “off women.” They referred particularly to a pretty and “hard” brunette who accompanied them in the hold-up, did her part to perfection and left a handbag with her telephone number in it. Police traced the number and went to the house listed under it. They were met with revolver shots and summoned reinforcements. Tear gas bombs dislodged occupants and all were arrested. The girl gave her name as Helen Conklin. The men were Carl Ness, 23; Clarence Swanson, 17, and Joseph Menschinski, 37. The congregation of a Kentucky church was thrown into a panic when a large blacksnake was discovered coiled in a bookcase near the pulpit.
Rich flavor comes from this real old logging camp recipe [ s m A layer of beans A layer of pork then a cup of molasses and a cup of brown sugar Then another layer of beans And a layer of pork And a cup of molasses And a cup of brown sugar
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EXCURSION CINCINNATI CO 7C ° und S +J Trip Shelbyville $0.65 Greensburg 1.10 Batesville ....... 1.50 Sunday, April 17 Special train of all-steel equipment will leave Indianapolis 7:00 a. m.; returning leave Cincinnati 7:15 p. m., Eastern T'rne, same date. BASEBALL CINCINNATI vs. ST. LOUIS For tickets and full particulars call at City Ticket Office, IK! Monument Circle, phono Main 0330, or Union Station. BIG FOUR ROUTE
Large Stocks in Pleasing Variety Await the Friday Shopper Seldom has Ayres’ Downstairs Store offered such large and complete assortments. In every department fresh, new, dependable merchandise greets the busy shopper on every hand—new apparel to outfit the entire family for the spring season—and bright new things for the home. Always priced as low as good quality will permit.
Pre-Easter Sale of New Spring Hats
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A New Parchment Tie tor Women 3.95
Among the new spring arrivals in women’s footwear is this very attractive tie. It is made of parchment colored kid with smart Paisley trimming on the top and on the covered spike heel. A well made, comfortable shoe that is very good looking. Sizes 3to 7. Growing Girls ’ New One-Strap, $2.95 This is anew style in onestrap for growing girls; has a flexible leather sole and rubber heel; comes in black patent or parchment calf. Sizes 3 to 7.
Children's Black Patent or Tan Calf Oxfords, Sizes sto 8, $1.95; Sizes 8 1 /z to 11, $2.45
White Nainsook $ | Slips for Women &
Well made slip, in a good quality white nainsook. Attractive bodice top styles, hip hem or small hem, tailored or lace trimmed. Some slips come in pastel tints of blue, Nile, orchid. Sizes 36 to 44. Girdle Brassieres, $1.95 Pink stripe madras brassieres with elastic inserts and with boning in back and over diaphragm; lace edging and elastic straps. Sizes 32 to 44. Bandeau Brassieres, 50c These come in pink rayon, satin, brocade or in lace combinations. In long or short styles. Sizes 32 to 44.
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Amoskeag “19000 Range” Ginghams
32 Inches OFtik V<l Wide JL
Here’s a nationally known gingham of fine quality in a wide range of all the new designs and colors. In remnant lengths up to seven yards. Fine for making women’s and children's summer dresses, etc.
Silk Remnants, 25c Each Trimming lengths of flat crepes, silk satins, crepe de chines, bmek charmeuse, etc., in lengths from % to % yards.
Sale of Ruffled CURTAINS
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79c Ruffled curtains made of a good quality colored checks of blue or rose; or in white dot patterns. 2% yards long. Complete with tiebacks.
Drapery Cretonne, 15c Yard Very pretty cretonne in attractive designs and colorings, suitable for summer drapes, furniture slip covers, pillows, etc. 32 inches. Cretonne Valance, Very Special at 10c Each There are six or more designs to choose from; very pretty scalloped patterns; for use as over drapes or ruffled curtains.
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Friday Saving Values! DOWNSTAIRS * AYRES
DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE W AYRES SERVICE ♦ LOW PRICES
SJR .95 An extraordinary, fortunate purchase makes possible this big, pre-Easter sale of fine hats. Materials include real Swiss hair very popular for the coming season, Milan heinp, bengalinc, imported felts, novelty vlsca. straws, crocheted viscas and silk and straw combinations. There are c 1 o s e-fitting cloche effects, berets, bonnets, wide brims, roll brims, helmets and turbans. Trimmings include flowers, feathers, braid, tailored ribbon and self materials. All the wanted colors are here to choose from —In a complete range of head sizes.
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Wash Fabrics, 10c Yard An assorted lot of wash fabrics for lingerie, aprons, house dresses, children’s garments, etc. In usable remnant lengths.
49c Very pretty ruffled curtains made of plain swiss or crossbarred m a rquisette in pure white; 2Y* yards long. Complete with tie-backs.
Curtain Scrim, 10c Yard A splendid material for making inexpensive inner curtains; 36 inches wide, with woven borders and lace weave effects. Colored Dot Marquisette, 15c Yard 4 fine weave marquisette with dots in colors of blue, rose and gold. Also fancyweaves in remnant lengths for making ruffled curtains.
500 New Coats
A Last-Minute, Pre-Easter Offering Specially Purchased and Presented in Two Saving Price Groups
Here are charming new Wt styles in coats for sports and dress wear. There are sizes to fit juniors, misses, women and large women. The lovely fabrics include satins, Poiretsheens, tweeds, sport fabrics. There are fur-trimmed models, plain models and mannish tailored styles—a wonderful assortment, in a choice of black, brown, blues, greens, and grays. Sizes 13 to 52%. *
Juniors' New Spring Dresses
Very Unusual Values
These specially purchased junior dresses include models for all occasions—for party wear, sports, dress and street. In splendid quality materials —flat crepes, georgettes, wash silks, radiums, printed chiffons, etc. The styles are those most favored for spring, including two-piece effects, bolero, jacket dresses, tailored models —and newest spring colorings are represented. Tropic blue, reef rose, umbrian gray and other high shades.
AIIMW For Men ANNfiIA 9i vlll!i and Boys
" Sketched From Stock—a $1.35 lifP| Model In Novelty Satin t .pr \ Stripe Madras I jjy
A GREAT SALE OF 2,200 SHIRTS For Men Great stacks of shirts of all kinds, for all kinds and sizes of men—in patterns and colors that men like! They were specifically purchased for this sale at great savings, which is passed on to YOU. All these shirts are remarkable values, offered at the low prices.
88c Clean, new shirts, with collar-at-tached styles predominating; in snappy checked, striped and novelty patterns; full cut, comfortable, well tailored. Assorted sleeve lengths. Sizes 14 to 17.
Come Early—Buy for Future Needs!
Sizes 13 to 19
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At this low, saving Qs price these coats are y ery exceptional values. Distinguished by fine tailoring; splendid materials, such as Poiretsheens, satins and smart sports fabrics, and the colors are those most favored for spring. There are smart, dressy coats, sports coats, mannish tailored models, and double-breasted styles—some have fur trimming. Sizes 13 to 50 —for juniors, misses, women and large women.
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• $1 J> Fine quality shirts made of fast color woven madras, in a big assortment of satin stripe and novelty patterns. English broadcloth shirts in white, tan, blue, gray. Splendidly made, full cut shirts; collar attached or collars to match. Sizes 14 to 17.
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Coverall Aprons 59c Percale coverall aprons in neat, attractive styles, with pretty trimming of binding, one pocket. They have either round or square necklines. They come in light colored stripes and checks. Well made of a good quality percale. Small, medium and large sizes. Priced special for Friday.
Pongee Vestees, $1.95 These will be fine to wear for Easter with new tailored suits. They are made of a good quality pongee in high neck style, trimmed down the front; also In dou-ble-breasted style. Unusual values at this price.
New Coats for Tots 5 3^ Splendidly tailored little coats are these, for tiny girls to wear during the spring and early summer. They are made Os plain and novelty tweed fabrics with pockets and trimming of braid and buttons. Colors are red, blue, tan and rose. Sizes 3 to 6. Kiddies’ Play Suits, 89c Serviceable little play suits made of chambray, khaki or gingham; in knee length style with short sleeves and pocket; square neck. Sizes 3 to 6. Wash Dresses for Tiny Tots, 79c Charming little frocks in long-walsted effects, with short ruffled skirt; made of pongetto or printed materials; short sleeves, pocket, collar, trimmed with embroidery. Complete with panties to match. Girls’ Wash Dresses, 89c Tn small and large check ginghams; nicely made in straightline styles, with short sleeves, small, round collars, pocket; trimmed with embroidery. Sizes 7 to 14. Women's Rayon Hose 39c p*. These are splendid values In rayon hose, with hoot that extends Veil over the knee. Some have pointed heels. Lisle hemmed tops, seamed back, fashion marks, fully reinforced. In a good assortment of colors; sizes B*4 to 10. Irregulars. Women’s Silk and Rayon Hose, 89c In pretty spring colors with the popular black heel, toe and sole. A fine quality silk and rayon, with seamed back; fully reinforced. In nude, gunmetal, blue fox, peach and champaign. Sizes 8% to 10. Irregulars. Children’s Fancy % Socks, 39c Pair Fine mercerized lisle in fancy check patterns; assorted color combinations; turn-down cuff; irregulars; sizes 6 to 9. Women’s Rayon Bloomers .19 JL = Durable, well-made bloomers of a good quality rayon; they have reinforced gusset;' flat lock seams; elastic at knee and waist; in an attractive assortment of paßtel tints. Sizes 36 to 42.