Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 103, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1927 — Page 5

SEPT. 7, 1927

MOVIES HELP FLOOD REGION Industry Raises $417,212 for Sufferers. By United Press NEW YORK, Sept. 7.—The motion picture industry raised $417,212.12 for Mississippi Valley flood sufferers, according to statistics issued today by Will H. Hays, president of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America. This money was contributed directly to the lopal chapters of the American Red Cross by the theaters that gave benefit performances. For these benefit performances distributing companies contributed film with rental value totaling $44,593.46. In addition, distributing companies in the devastated areas contributed to the Knights of Columbus and Y. M C. A., film for 122 shows given for the refugees in emergency camps. Los Angeles, home of the movie industry, led the contributions with $54, £73. 84. Members of the Association of Motion Picture Producers there raised and contributed $33,112. The remainder was raised through a benefit in the Hollywood Bowl, in which motion picture stars participated, and through a benefit at the Metropolitan theater. Arrested at Funeral By Times Special RUSHVILLE, Ind., Sept. 7. Herbert Jackson, fugitive for several weeks following a charge of issuing a fraudulent check, is in jail here awaiting trial following arrest at Zion’s Chapel, Madison County, where he was attending the funeral of his father, Sam Jackson.

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When you wire NewYork that you are on your way East, of course they expect you to arrive on the de luxe SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED at New York Central’s famous Grand Central Terminal, the center of a city within a city. Southwestern Limited “Just like the Century” ' \ 19 hours to New York * At 2.05* every afternoon from Indianapolisfor NewYork and Boston SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED (we.tbound) * ' leave. Boiton 2:10 p. tn.*i New York f p. m.* 'Standard Time 9 NewYork CentrajJLines • Big Four Foutefsmjfc City Ticket Office 112 Monument Circle Telephone MA in ' 0330

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Municipal ownership is all right with Buster, property of Austin, Minn. Recently when a drive on dogs was in progress the firemen of Engine Company No. 1 gave the city council a bill of sale for Buster, and a resolution of the city fathers made the adoption-of their mascot legal. VETERANS WILL MEET Morton Rifles, Praised by Grant, In Reunion at Marion. By Times Special of the Morton Rifles, ThirtyFourth Indiana Volunteer Infantry, famed in Civil War history, will hold their ‘ forty-fifth annual reunion here Thursday. “Those boys of the Thirty-Fourth are the greatest fighters 1 have ever seen. They can certainly stand their ground,” was the praise bestowed upon the regiment by Gen. U. S. Grant to Gen. Lew Wallace.

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This great sale, which began last Saturday, is the annual celebration of the founding of Ayres’ Downstairs Store—an organization built on confidence-producing policies that brpught rapid, constant growth. And on our 7th birthday we renew our pledge to our friends and patrons to offer only DEPENDABLE, SEASONABLE, FASHION-RIGHT nferchandise at the LOWEST Possible prices, only 3 more days of this great money-saving sale!

Infants’ Finer BLANKETS Extra $ A Value Lovely large all-cotton blankets offered at about half the usual price for blankets of this quality. They are warm and soft and beautiful—splendid to use as carriage robe or top cover. Solid pink or blue with amusing figures appliqued in white. 36x48 inches. INFANTS' DUTINGWEAK INFANTS’ OUTINGWEAR—Gowns, kimonos and gertrudes, made of fine quality outing flannel. Gowns are bound or fancy stitched; kimonos open in front; gertrudes are either long or short, pink or blue n r edged. Choice ....• aDC INFANTS’ DRESSES—Of nainsook or striped dimity, smocked or *tq embroidered. Each I*/ C INFANTS’ SWEATERS All-wool, button-up or slipover models; trimmed in blue or pink. Each 75jC VANTA SHIRTS—Part wool shirts, tie style, slightly irregular. Each OjC 80 organdy bonnets, 5c Each.' 100 Prs. socks, sizes 4 and 4V6, 5c Pr.

Special Sale oi New Fall & Winter Coats

Offered at a Savings — 'tt The fourth day of the Birthday Sale brings this beautiful assortment of new coats for fall and winter. All are very specially priced. These have just arrived from New York—representing all that is new and fashionable. Models for juniors, women, misses and larger women in sports and dress styles. Many coats are luxuriously trimmed with fur cuffs, borders, collars and fronts. —MATERIALS——SPORTS TWEEDS SUEDES —BOLIVIAS —FUR FABRICS —COLORS——BLACK —BLUES —REDS —GREENS —TANS —BROWNS —FUR TRIMMINGS——BEAVERETTES (dyed rabbit) —CONEY (dyed rabbit) —MANDEL —MOUFFLAN —FOX Sizes IS to 46

ANNEX STORE for Men and Boys

600 P?s. Men's It*At SU-ft Mercerized Lisle SOCKS 12y 2 C Pr. * These are fine mercerized lisle socks from the “Real Silk” mills. A super-wear quality with shaped, hemmed tops, well reinforced throughout. In assorted colors including plain black. A wonderful hosiery value. Sizes 9% to 12. Substandards. Limit of 6 pairs to a customer. Men’s Work Shirts, 50c Each Blue chambray work shirts of good quality; well made and full cut; triple stitched; two poockets. Sizes 14% to 17. Limit of 2 to a customer. Boys* School Shirts, 50c Each Well made, full cut school shirts in plain colors and assorted fancy patterns. Sizes—--12% to 14%. Irregulars. ■ •

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Birthday Sale of Specially Purchased New Fall Dresses

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Substandards of Women*s REAL 5 ILK HOSE Fnll JR n M Sixes Fashioned BV 2 to 10 A medium service weight stocking of pure thread silk; full fashioned to assure perfect fit. It has lisle garter tops, and lisle heel, sole and toe. Assorted colors in sizes 8% to 10. Children's Rayon Plaited 7-8 Length Socks, 39c Pr. A first quality school stocking of rayon plaited over lisle. In fancy check patterns in pretty assorted color combinations; close fitting tops; double heel and tee. Sizes 6 to 9.

Annual Birthday Sale of ALEXANDER SMITH ROOM-SIZE RUGS Tomorrow we continue our sale of those splendid longwearing “Alexander Smith" rugs. They are irregulars which have slightly misprinted patterns, or in which there is a slight flaw in the weaving. Very pretty patterns and desirable colorings. Remarkable values. $29.75 9x12 Axmlnsters (Ardsley), I 8.3x10.8 Carleton Axmin--8.3,10.6 Colonial Volvo*. | EASY PAYMENT TERMS $2 DOWN _qr_ *5 DOWN Balance Weekly and $5 Monthly

Wonderful Values at This Special Price ’l2 We were very fortunate in securing these lovely fall dresses at a remarkable low figure from a large manufacturer who is retiring from business. Our saving, of course, is passed on to you! Very cleverly styled frocks in the newest autumn mode, for business, street and all informal occasions—new one and two-piece models of great charm. / l There are models styled expressly for juniors; misses, women and larger women. Sizes 13 to 19 and 16 to 48. —MATERIALS—--SATINS • —SATIN , CANTONS FLAT CREPES —GEORGETTES —CANTON CREPES —LOVELY COMBINATIONS —COLORS——TANS —COCO BLACK —NAVY —CLARET RED —CANTON BLUES —MAROON GLACE —NEEDLEPOINT GREEN

Special Sale of CORSETS at 79c This low sale price includes the following—all well made garments, at a real saving: 1 CORSETS Back lace models with low bust, elastic top, lightly boned; made of striped madras; sizes 25 to 34. GIRDLES—In brocaded madras; side closing. Also a girdle belt with supporters, and elastic inserts at side. Sizes 25 to 32. GIRDLE BRASSIERES Made of striped madras; long hip style, lightly boned across the abdomen; side closing. Sizes 32 to 44.

New.%/ Sa^te Junior Shoes

Real Values at $4=95 : “La Sayre" Junior models are made qxpressly for Ayres Downstairs Store—assuring the highest type of workmanship, finest leathers and latest styles. They are designed especially for the high school and college girl who requires a sturdy shoe that will retain its shape and look smart with any costume.

La Sayre Junior shoes have either low or college heels and come in beautifully finished leathers—tan or black, or patent. A high-fitting arcl? assures comfort in any position. Goodyear welt soles and rubber or leather heels. Sizes 3 to 8 in AA to C widths. , Other Models for Growing Girls, $2.95 Splendid sturdy shoes for school wear in black, tan and patent. New Oxford styles. Sizes 3 to 8, in comfortable widths.

Continuing the Great Bargain Sale of Woolen Goods All-Wool and Part-Wool Dress Goods Many delightful patterns and colorings remain of the huge stock of splendid woolens we offered for the first day of the Birthday Sale. We purchased the entire stock of a large wholesale house, at a figure which makes possible the lowest prices we’ve been able to offer in ten years. Every yard is strictly first quality—entirely up to the high standard maintained in this store. • Lowest Prices in Ten Years —Choose Now From These 3 Groups

At 75c **• All-Wool and PartWool Dress Goods This is the smallest lot and a real bargain—it will go quickly. It includes — 36-Inch French serge. 3(Hnch part wool fancy suitings. 40-Inch beautiful all-wool plaids. 36-Inch part wool novelties.

At 50c Yd. Part Wool and AllWool Dress Goods Made up mostly of a vast assortment of—--40-Inch all-wool plaids. 36-Inch part-wool plaids. 36-Inch part-wool serge (wine color). 36-Inch rayon mixed, black and white checked fabric.

Girls 9 . New School Frocks *1.59 Unusually smart new frocks for the school girl—offered at a very special Birthday Sale price. They are charming straight line models, some with bloomers to match. Well made of voiles, dimities, flowered ginghams, rayon prints and pretty suitings. Long or short sleeve styles, small collars and trimming of embroidery and applique. Sizes 7 to 14 years. Girls' Tams, ’I.OO Suede or velvet tarns with full crowns and elastic inserts in back, making them easily adjustable. Red, tan, navy and blues.

At 25c Yd. Pretty Part-Wool Dress Goods A fairly large lot of pretty materials that will be fine for school frocks. It includes 36-inch plaids in a wide assortment of beautiful colorings.

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