Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 101, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 September 1927 — Page 5
SEPT. 5,1927
LEAGUE OPENS PARLEY;FACES BITTERJJEBATE Failure of Arms Conference Will’ Bring Censure to Larger Nations. By HENRY WOOD United Press Staff Correspondent GENEVA, Sept. s.—Disarmament, subject of two widely advertised conferences in Geneva during the last year, once more comes to the fore with convocation today of the eighth annual assembly of the League of Nations. The virtual checking of League of Nations hopes for disarmament with disagreement of the League’s preparatory disarmament commission, and complete collapse of the three power naval disarmament conference by President Coondge, has caused the League to be confronted with a serious crisis in one of the most fundamental matters for which it was created. Bitter Debate Forecast The situation is expected to arouse a bitter public discussion from the assembly’s tribune in which the larger nations that have been responsible to date for the failure of all efforts towards disarmament will come in for frank and open criticism by the smaller nations of the League. Germany and the other ex-enemy states, all of whom were disarmed under the peace treaties, but with the general stipulation that this was only a step towards general disarmament, will take the lead in declaring that the League has failed in its greatest mission. Prepare for Meeting It is expected that final directions will be given to the League’s preparatory disarmament commission which is now scheduled to meet again ontNov. 15. Disarmament, however, will be only one of about thirty questions on the agenda of the assembly this year, * Not the least interesting of the remainder is what the League is going to do about the Chinese representation on the council. Last year China was elected to a twoyear seat on the council. The withdrawal by the Pekin government of all its foreign representatives, owing to a lack of finances, has left this place vacant. Must Name New Members The assembly 'lso must elect three new council members to succeed San Salvador, Belgium and Czecho-Slovakia, who last year were elected for a period of one year
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In an elimination contest between bathing beauties of ten cities in Illionis, Miss Lois Delander, 16, of Joliet, was chosen as delegate to the Atlantic City pageant. She is a blond, with gray-blue eyes. only. Cuba is considered the likeliest successor to San Salvador, while Greece is a strong candidate for one of the European seats. The assembly will also have before it the ticklish control of traffic in alcohol and spirituous liquors shall come under the jurisdiction of the league as do the opium, harmful drugs, white slave and obscene literature traffic. Almost equally important will be a world-wide report that will be presented to the assembly on tjie present status of slavery. Support Given Airport Bn Times Special EL WOOD, Ind., Sept. s.—The city council and Kiwanis Club have given support to a proposal for an airport here, presented by Paul H. Moore, secretary of the Indianapolis Airport Corporation.
diyres 9 <.Downstairs Store 7th <'Annual c ßirthday Sale I M '
Tomorrow is the second day of our great 7th Birthday Sale—offering additional remarkable values for the approval of our friends and patrons. Last Saturday, -the first day of the sale, was a tremendous success, and we want to thank those who are helping us celebrate the anniversary of our founding. On each of the five remaining days sale many pew values will be offered—DEPENDABLE, SEASONABLE, FASHION-RIGHT merchandise—AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES!
Girls' New Frocks
For School Each New frocks for girls, in a good assortment of charming girlish styles—long waisted with plain cr pleated skirts, V or round necklines, long or short sleeves. Well mads of prints, satinette, or plaid ginghams in pretty, light and dark colors. Sizes 7 to 14. GIRLS' GYM BLOOMERS This remarkable price brings gymnasium bloomers, well made of a nice quality black sateen. They are full pleated, with' elastic at knee and an adjustable dji band at waist. Only v 1 Girls’ Rayon Sweaters, $1.49
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Good looking slipover sweaters with fancy borders. Some are in the popular Black Bottom style. Colors are red, blue, green, yellow and black and white.
Birthday Sale of SEAL 5 ILK Women's HOSE A Discontinued Number First Quality 39c pr - First quality pure silk hose at a very remarkable price. A medium service weight with lisle hemmed top, seamed back, reinforced foot. In beige, moonlight, mauve taupe, blue foxwnd sunset; sizes 8)£ to 10. Women’s Full-Fashioned Silk Hose, $1 Pr. Pure silk service weight stocking that is full fashioned; silk to the lisle garter welt (over the knee). Lisle heel, toe and sole. Sizs 8% to 10, in a popular color range. Irregulars. Child’s School Hose, 17c—3 Prs., 50c A cotton school stocking- in pineapple ribbed style; plain knit foot, double heel, toe; in gray, grain, pongee and champagne. Sizes 7to BV6. Irregulars.
I 7th Birthday Sale of Women’s Arch Support Shoes
rubber heels, and rigid steel arch support. A truly remarkable value at this low price. Sizes 4% to 8. \
Boys’ School Shoes
cleans easily. Good wearing soles of best oak tan leather, Goodyear welt constructed, rubber heels. Made on a neat dress last, but strong enough to withstand hardest wear. Sizes 10 to 13%, 2.95; sizes 1 to 5, $3.95. Children’s' High Shoes, $1 400 Pairs *of button high shoes with flexible leather soles; In black; will give good service. Good value. Sizes 4 to 7.
\ Boys’ Sturdy School Suits, $6.75 Part wool school suits wiMi two pairs of knickers. Will give long wear; sizes 6 to 14 years. Boys’ Corduroy Knickers, $1.45 Weil made golf knickers of blue corduroy; very well made: sizes x 7 to 14 years. Boys’ Long Pants Special, $1.50 Well made pants, in good materials; sizes 12 to 18 years.
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7th Birthday Sale of Misses ’and Women’s New Fall Apparel
Frocks ‘ls Another, group of extra fine fall dresses —offered at a real bar-gain-creating price. Newest autumn styles are featured—some slightly flared at the hemline, straight line models, plain tailored frocks, new neck treatments, paneled and pleated skirts. Charming for street wear, afternoons or business. Sizes 14 to 46 MATERIALS Heavy Flat Crepes Satins Georgettes COLORS —Black —Navy —Tan —Browns
’2.95 500 Pairs of approved arch support strap slippers in a choice of black kid or patents. Two or threebutton stylet to choose from. They have good flexible leather soles,
Unusual values in boys 'school shoes. Made of tan elk—a leather that won’t scuff, and
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1,000 Felt Hats
Smart #79 New Styles H " Colorings The Birthday Sale offers a great assortment of new fall felt hats at this saving price. They are up-to-the-minute in style with new shapes, new trims and lovely new colors. Every fashion-right style Is represented—off-the-face mode's, vagabonds, close-fitting shapes, and short and medium brims. Trimmings include velvets, ribbons, feathers, embroidery, satins and braids. All Head Sizes Remarkable Values
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7th Birthday Special Sale of
BASQUE FROCKS $1.59 2 for |= $3.00 An endless variety of charming basque dresses in becoming styles with dainty trimming and attractive patterns, all finely tailored. The materials are prints, dimities and tissue ginghams. Styles in every color for all Sizes 16 to 42. Specially priced, $1.59.
Sale of Extra Large Sizes Wash Dresses, $1.29 - Cut full and well made from fine quality prints —small figures and checks. There are five attractive styles to choose from, all nicely trimmed. Choice of blue, green, navy, tan, lavender and rose. Sizes 48 to 56.
Boys’ All-WoorSuits 89.95 to $12.75 Genuine, all-wool suits that will give excellent service for ~ school wear. Splendidly tailored garments in latest styles and colorings. Complete with either two plus four knickers or two long pants. Sizes 5 to 18 years.
Coats ’25 Remarkable values in coats of character and style; lined with good materials (some are interlined). Models for both fall and winter sports, dress and general wear. Plain tailored, saddle straightline and mannish styles. Sizes 14 to 44 MATERIALS Sports, Tweeds and Plaids Buxkin-Pile Fabrics Fur Fabrics % COLORS Checks aqd Mixtures —Browns—Tans —Blues—Black FUR TRIMMINGS —Manchurian Wolf—Fox —Mandel—Tibetine
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Infants' Outingwear
At 25c Baby will soon need warm outing flannel garments—it will pay you to buy now! Gowns are bound or fancy stitched. Kimonos open in front. Gertrudes are long or short. Well made of splendid outing.
Infants' Blankets. * 10c 39c 59c Receiving blank- Solid blue or pink* Blue or pink; valng. White-pink th boi> rious nursery de ‘ or blue border; der. Also plaids; signs; crocheted 27x37. 30x40. edging; 30x40. Children’s Pantie Frocks, $1 Charming little dresses of broadcloth, English prints and satinette. Straightline frocks with matching panties; embroidered, button and braid, trimmed. J - ' new fall colors. Sizes 2 to 6 years.
Annual Birthday Sale of “Alexander Smith" RUGS Each year at this time we hold a great sale of these splendid longwearing “Alexander Smith" rugs—irregulars which have misprinted patterns or in which there is a slight flaw in the weaving. In pretty pattern and desirable colorings. All are remarkable values.
At $29.75 9x12 Axminsters (Ardsley), 8.3x10.6 Colonfal Velvets, 8.3 x 10.6 Carleton Axminsters, 7% x 9 Meadowbrooß Velvets. At $45.00 9x12 Sizes in: Potomac and Yonkers Axminster rugs. Heavy qualities in charming living room and dining room patterns.
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Students’ Suits, $14.75 and $13.80 Two-pants, all-wool suits for the high school student. Beautiful patterns In light and dark colorings. Sizes 14 to 20 years. Boys’ All-Wool Longies, $2.45 Pants just like dad’s—2 hip pockets, full cuff, separate waist band; 12 to 20 years. • Boys’ Part-Wool Knickers, $1 Made to give satisfactory wear; full lined; sizes 7 to 18 years.
Birthday Sals of “Tremont" Blankets p r . When the Tremont mill was purchased by a larger firm, we were able to buy 400 pairs of these splendid, warm blankets at a great price advantage. Consequently we are able to offer them to you at this saving price. Extra heavy twill weaves; 66x80 China cotton plaids—--66x80 fancy cotton plaids—6oxßo wool mixed plaids. Several colors to choose from. Double Plaid Blankets, $1.50 Another lot of Tremont blankets at an even lower price They are heavy / twill plaids for twin or single beds, or cots. Choice of five colors. Sizes 54x76.
At $37.50 9x12 Sizes in: Colonial Velvets and Carleton Axminsters. 12 to 15 beautiful designs to choose from. At $55.00 9x12 Sizes in: Meadowbrook worsted wool Velvet rugs. In seven beautiful patterns for dining room and living room.
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