Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 153, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1927 — Page 5

NOV. 4, 1927

PREOiGTS END OF DISEASE IN NEXTSOYEARS Leader Thinks Surgery Will Make Undreamed of Advances. Bu United Press CHICAGO, Nov. 4. Virtual elimination of numerous infectious and contagious diseases which have caused the death of millions and improvement of surgical methods to repair the damage man suffers from the machines he has created will be developments of medicine within fifty years, according to Dr. Gustavus M. Blech of Chicago. Dr. Blech, a leader in the work of the American College of Physical Therapy, he was asked by the United Press to visualize the status of his profession in 1977 in the light of present accdlnplishments. “Fifty years,” he said, “is a small space of time, but it is enough for America to overcome its youthfulness and for old and staid Europe to overcome not only the World War, but the next war, which shall have been fought long before the period we have in mind. Eradicate Many Diseases "Medicine by that time will have continued to sacrifice the intei\sts of its followers by creating situations which will make individual services of healers needed less and less. Just as we have virtually eradicated smallpox, typhoid fever, typhus, pest and yellow fever by hygienic measures and by vaccination and inoculmion, so will penumonia, scarlet fever, measles and other infectious and contagious diseases become of historic interest only. “The constant struggle against tuberculosis will have gained great headway, partly by medical advance and partly by legislative measures, which will lay the foundation for a future race free from the taints of heredity. Eugenics will develop as a preventive measure which will keep many hospital beds empty. Sanely Nourished Race 'To this must be added the development of a comparatively new science, dietetics, which will make a more sanely nourished race, also a sturdier race.” Increased study of the Internal glands of the body will be a principal development pf internal medicine, Dr. Blech believes. This development, he forecasts, also will eliminate certain fields of surgery. “Goiter, chronic inflamations, surgical tuberculosis, blood poisoning and similar affections will be treated successfully by organic products and antitoxins,” he explained. Advances in Surgery "On the other hand, surgery will have made great advances in remedying the results of injuries. Just as the increase of machinery in industrial life demands an increasing toll of victims, so will the art of surgery improve to render individual aid. “This field will be given tremendous impetus by next year. Feats of surgery undreamed of in 1917 and 1918 will be performed at the front and at reconstruction hospitals.” Dr. Blech predicts that the struggle with cancer will still be unsolved in 1977.

ROYALTY GETS WEDDING GIFTS Naples Wiil See Brilliant Ceremony Saturday. Bn TJnited Prcsi NAPLES, Nov. 4.—Thousands of wedding presents, from jewels given by kings and queens to the simple gifts of humblest peasants, were arranged at the royal palace tc-day in preparation for the wedding Saturday of the Duke of Puglie, nephew of King Victor Emmanuel, and Princess Anne of Bourbon. A magnificent rope of pearls with a diamond clasp is the gift of the city of Naples to the bride, the daughter of the Due de Guise, claimant of the French throne. King Alfonso of Spain, who arrived yesterday for the wedding, is spending his time sightseeing. Accompanied by Crown Prince Humbert, the bride’s cousin, he embarked on the destroyer Francesco Nuilo and made an inspection of worships in the Naples district. In the party were the Duke of Genoa, the Duke of Pistoia, Undersecretary of Foreign Affairs Dir.o Grandi and members of the Neapolitan aristocrasy. Tomorrow’s wedding, to be the most brilliant affair since the war, will be solemnized by Cardinal Ascalesi, Archbishop of Naples, at the Church of St. Francis de Paul. Streets are gay with flags and bunting. Preparations are being made to control huge crowds along the streets through which the wedding precession will pass, as well as in San Ferdinonda Square, where a grand stand for two hundred thousand people has been erected. Jannings Starts to Work Again Emil Jannings is at work again on “The Street of Sin.” One week’s shooting of scenes was necessary to complete and fill out the film.

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d] ANNIVERSARY SAIM -5 DOWNSTAIRSAYRES -5 SATURDAY is the whole family’s day to shop! And 55th Anniversary values have been prepared accordingly there are wonderful economies for father, mother, brothers, sisters and the baby. Every article is seasonable (blustering winter is on its way), wanted, of Ayres standar quality—and prices are at the lowest possible level. Just seven more days remain of the Sale —a wonderful opportunity to buy wanted Christmas gifts at a saving.

2,500 P vs. Full-Fashioned Silk-to-the Top Hose i.25“ m m 51LK Substandards J||\ A wonderful value Is this stocking— /tg yf f \ Ii priced very special for the Anniversary Ap mffl 'MIJJ Sale only. It is a .beautiful service 0 weight number of pure thread silk to the y top—and it is entirely full fashioned to insure perfect fit. The hemmed top is r lined with lisle for greater durability, and \ the foot is fully reinforced. In a popular color range. Sizes SV2 to 10.

Silk-to-the-T op Chiffon Hose $1.25

2.500 Pairs of full fashioned pure thread silk chiffon hose with lisle reinforcements at points of wear. Pointed and square heels featured. Sizes B’i to 10. First quality.

Boys’ School Hose 25c Fair Full length, fine ribbed stockings in a good weight. Fully reinforced; first quality; sizes 6 to 9M- Black and brown.

55th Anniversary Sale of Women's Robes and Megligees A# £n 4£ Robes in attractive |jw | |g Al styles; made with full pockets and satin cord; some are fjggf] w* ifi part wool. There are checks, plaids, m and figyred designs; in blue, tan, rose, "f \ orange or lavender. Sizes 36 to 44. [Jj /IT' 7 lll A# £II Q ** Nicel y tailored ml t'j 7 rrag “Beacon” cloth robes w MqJ' ff I in beautiful patterns and wanted color- f U wJi 1 mgs. They are cut full and neatly a7\\ y Urf \ trimmed wjth satin ribbon, cord, pock- uL \ . A /?A ets, etc. Sizes 38 to 44. At $4-95 _ a A* ci on Full cut, well tailored At yX.cfcy blanket robes in attractive designs and wanted colorings. With pockets, cord and ribbon trim. Five or more colors. Sizes 36 to 44. a ma Dainty box loom At y crepe kimonos, nicely made with pockets, cord and ribbon trim. Pretty patterns and colors. 36 to 44. —Downstairs at Ayres.

“Eagles” All-Silk Fine Satin Crepe s P ec;a/ $ Yard . This very high quality “Eagles” satin crepe will be fine for making smart new froeKS of all kinds—and it is very popular. It is a 40-inch width—requiring very little material for the average dress. Comes in fashionapproved black only. —Downstairs at Ayres.

1.200 Pairs of these splendid service stockings; full fashioned; narrow lisle garter hem; lisle heel, sole and toe. Sizes 8 1 ito 10. In five pretty colors. First quality.

Child's Silk and Rayon Hose 39c Full length hose of silk reinforced with rayon; English ribbed; fully reinforced; irregulars; sizes 6 1 b to 9 l/ 2 .

Girls' Dresses Wonderful Values at drW ip This splendid group of girlish frocks includes well tailored wool plaids, rayon and wool crepe de chines in smart one and two-piece effects; long sleeves, collars, ties, pockets—other styles are embroidered or trimmed with stitching. Sizes 7 to 14 years. Girls’ Coats, $5.95 and $7.95 Warm, serviceable winter coats of polaire, plaids, bolivia, downy wool, velours and suedecloths. All have collars ol beaverette (rabbit) or mandel. Very pretty sports models, some trimmed with stitching; 7 to 14. Girls’ Raincoats, $4.95 Durable, rain-proof “Plyzette” trench coats, warmly lined with suedecloth. In black, brown, green or red. Sizes 6 to 14. —-pownstairs at Ayres.

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Full-Fashioned, Pitre Silk Stockings 95c _

Women’s Silk and Wool Hpse 59c Fine for cold weather wear; lisle hemmed tops; lisle heel and toe; sizes 8 ! _ to 10; in wanted colorings. Seconds. —Downstairs at Ayres.

1,500 Pairs Women's French Lamb Gloves, $1.85 Very smart imported French lamb gloves that are soft and pliable. Very pretty cuff styles with novel trimming. In browns, grays and black. Sizes 6 to 8. An exceptional Anniversary value. Women’s New SLIPS Os Lovely Sports Satin and Rayon Satin $1.49

600 New Silk Undies, $1.59 Charming new styles in chemise and stepins—well made of crepe de chine and smartly trimmed with lace. Regular sizes. Girdle Brassieres, $1.95 Well made and serviceable. Os striped or brocaded madras in pink or peach; well boned; over diaphragm; wide elastic inserts. Sizes 32 to 44. —Downstairs at Ayres.

Remark able values are these bodice top slips, all are splendidly made of sports satin or rayon satin (both are rayon weaves), in lovely shades of orchid, s peach, flesh, tan, red, gray, green, white Nile, navy and black. Small neat hem, (sizes 35 to 44.

ANNEX STORE tor Men and Boys

Men's 2-Trouser All-Wool Suits Special $ .50 Sizes . ■ or m m=34 to Anniversary ds&ifam JgM 44 A Remarkable Valve No Man Can Afford to Miss! These are Ayres’ guaranteed all-wool men’s suits —reduced for this great sale only, through the co-operation of the manufacturer. Every suit is splendidly tailored in every detail—and they are cut to fit with the exactness of high priced suits. Smartest of new fall styles are featured —two and three-

Melt’s Sheep-Lined Coats Men’s better quality moleskin coats, $ warmly lined with clipped sheepskin; leather tacked pockets and Jj === real beaver collars. Sizes 36 to 48.

1,500 New Frocks At Special Anniversary Prices *7.95 *lO *12.50 This great quantity of dresses consists of lovely new fall and winter styles for Juniors, misses, women and larger women—frocks for all daytime and evening occasions—models for party wear, business, sports or school. There are the newest creations in both one and two-piece models. Splendid tailoring marks them as wonderful values. Materials Colors Flat Crepes Satins Black Navy Blue Velvet Combinations Tans Cocoa Wool Georgette Wool Crepes New Reds New Blues Georgettes Smart Woolens New Greens Sizes 13 to 52Vz Just One Rack of Fur Coats *39.50 *4B *75 This limited number of splendid fur coats is marked at much reduced prices for the 55th Anniversary Sale only. All are in new winter styles—of such furs as sealinc (rabbit), beaverette (rabbit) and kidskins. Wonderful values. —Downstairs at Ayres.

button models in collegiate conservative and semi - form - fitting lines, materials come in wanted stripe, herringbone, and novelty patterns in styleapproved fall colorings, such as the new browns, taps* grays and darker shades. If you’re GOING to need a suit, by all means buy NOW.

Use Our Layaway Plan If You Wish Our patrons are quite welcome to make a small down payment on any suit or overcoat, have it laid away for future delivery and make small weekly payments.

Overcoats For Men and Young Men Wonderful Sizes Anniversary nr 34 to Value at 44 These wonderfully fine “Flexedge” overcoats have been greatly reduced for Anniversary. They are very handsome coats in luxurious weaves and colorings to suit the most discriminating man. There are ulsters, tubular and wedge models to choose from—double breasted coats with good wide shoulders—all lined with durable rayon fabrics. “Flexedge’’ overcoats are scientifically tailored—MADE to fit, not merely pressed into shape. They have thin flexible no-seatn edges that will not curl or pucker. Every coat is a remarkably fine value.

Men’s All-Wool Overcoats These are splendid all-wool doublebreasted overcoats in an assortment <£ art art QC of blues and fancy check patterns, y jH fl| * A fine Anniversary value at this low JL JR figure. Sizes 34 to 46.

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