Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 177, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 December 1927 — Page 5

DEC. 2, 1927.

BLIZZARD GRIPS NORTH; SANTA'S STORYDELAYED But Indianapolis Children Will Get Big Thrill Saturday Morning. ESKIMOLAND’S GREATEST BLIZZARD NOW RAGING. STORM SO SEVERE THAT OUR RADIOS ARE NOT WORKING PROPERLY. IMPOSSIBLE TO SEND PULL STORY TODAY. AM SENDING A FEW CHILDREN’S NAMES. SANTA CLAUS SAID TO SEND REGRETS TO INDIANAPOLIS CHILDREN. HOLLY BERRY. This radiogram, received late today by the Santa Claus editor of The Times, explains why Holly Berry, special Times correspondent accompanying the Times-Klein-schmidt Polar expedition to find the home of Santa Claus, has not contributed his usual daily story today. While Santa Claus and The Times party, led by Arctic Explorer Capt. F. E. Kleinschmidt, are snowed in at Santa’s palace in Eskimoland, the Santa Claus editor will tell you about a wonderful airplane spectacle The Times ha? arranged for its children readers. Films on Way Here Holly- Berry and Captain Kleinschmidt obtained movies of Santa Claus in his own home, surrounded by his toys, workers, reindeer, etc., and these films have been started back to Indianapolis by airplane. Police Sergeant C. Earl Halstead, who also is a lieutenant in the 113th Observation Squadron of the Indiana National Guard, has left for the Northland to pick up these wonderful films and rush back to Indianapolis with them. He is scheduled to arrive at 10 a. *n. Saturday at Stout-Cox airport, Mars Hill, with the pictures safely stowed in the cockpit of his army biplane—right down where daddy used to shift gears on the old Ford. It’ll Be Thriller He will whiz out of the northern sky'and before landing will stage an exhibition of stunts especially for Indianapolis children. It’s going to be a thrilling sight and one you children will remember for a long time—just think of watching a real army airplane flying straight at you, from Santa’s heart, almost! If mother or daddy possibly can take you out to see this, don’t miss it! Tell them how .much you would like to go—then perhaps, if you’re good, they will give you this little trip as a Christmas present! Here are a few names that Holly Ferry succeeded in plowing through tie stormy polar atmosphere. They are taken, you know, from the books j in which Santa Claus keeps the I

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William Hoverter, Socialist city treasurer-elect of Reading, 1%., has announced that he’ll accept only $6,000 a year compensation while he’s in office. Although the job’s worth about $20,000 in fees, he’s to return the other $14,000 to the treasury.

names and records of 25,000,000 and girls in the world: James Dorsey, Roger Allen Bacon, Virginia Fraim, Johnnie Fraim, Edward Mow, Wilma Wheeler, Mavis Romberg, Betty Hartzell, Delores Rahm, Vetha Worley, Jennie Korhblum, Hugh Edward Bothwell, Lorena Mae Riley, Joe Dixon, Martha Bennett, Frances Marie Galvin, Theodore Coffman, Helen Fischer, Robert Earl Hiner, Jack Nelan and Irene Mann. County Bankers Elect Bu Times Special LA PORTE, Ipd., Dec. 2.—Officers were elected as follows at the annual meeting .of the La Porte County Bankers Association: A. A. Boyd, Michigari City, president; L. R. Cass, Westvijle, vice president; Martin E. Siljestrom, La Porte, secretary. and Carl Price, Union Mills, treasurer.

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Boys’ School Shoes W omen’s Galoshes $2.95 $1.15 For either school or Serviceable three-buckle dress; Goodyear welt flex- galoshes with snap-strap at ible soles; rubber heels. top; black jersey tops. Sizes Ito 5V 2 . Others at * heavy rubber soles. Sizes $2.95 and $3.95. 3 to 8. Irregulars. Men's House Slippers Child’s House $1.95 Slippers, $1.45 Brown leather slippers Good leather simpers in with flexible leather -oles red 0r blue with Sheepskin with flexible leather odes. cuff and insole Soft soi^, rubber heels; .Everett padded heel. Extra value. styles. Sizes 6 to 11. \ Sizes 5 to 2. —Downstairs at Ayres .

Women's Smart New Slipover Sweaters

$.95 Fancy slipon sweate s in beautiful patterns for women and misses; in plain colors or stripes with the new student neck-line; in blue, green, tan and orange. Sizes 36 to 42.

At $2.95 Exceptional values in slipon sweaters for women and misses; in plain colors or stripes; round. V or student necklines; in black, red, white, brown, tan, blue, rose, orchid, orange. Sizes 34 to 42. V S Women’s Wash Blouses and Dresses at $2.95 Vestees at SI.OO Os charmeuse and sou- In white, tan and blue lard, long or short sleeves, .broadcloth with long in attjactive colors and sleeves and variety of styles. Sizes 18 to 46. necklines. Size/36 to 46.

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All-Wool Suits and Overcoats

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\ For Men and Young Men Priced at 111 JL%J Just imagine getting a all-wool suit or overcoat at such a remarkably low price! You’ll have to see'them to appreciate the wonderful value represented—nothing “cheap” about them. Only through the co-operation of the manufacturer are we able to offer these fine garments at this bargain price! v They are splendidly tailored in every detail—in the season’s most wanted styles, patterns and colorings. There are three-button collegiate models' in fancy weaves, and conservative models with two and three buttons. Sizes 35 to 46—stouts, regulars and slims. Extra pants at small additional cost. Other Overcoats at $19.90 to $45

Wen’s Work Pants $2.95 Well made, serviceable pants of corduroy or heavy moleskin. Sizes 30 to 42. Men’s Breeches $2.95 Extra fine value in men’s blue corduroy riding breeches; well made, full cut. Fine for hunting. Sizes 28 to 38.

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Brassieres . Brassieres SI.OO 50c Lace-lined or jersey cpm- Pink striped madras, bination in bandean style; long model, boned across white and cream; sizes 32- the abdomen; back or side to 38. closing. Sizes 36 to 50. —Downstairs at Ayres.

CHIFFON/HOSE With Pointed Heel

Pure Silk to Top *1.25 **• 1?rom a reliable manufacturer; pure silk to the topfull fashioned, chiffon weight, with attractive pointed heel; in gunmetal, blond, grain, shadow, French nude and natural. Substandards, sizes BVe to 10. ✓ Women's Pure Silk Hose 59c Pair Medium service weight; silk boot ihat extends over the knee; lisle hemmed top; fully reinforced foot. Irregulars in an assortment of desirable shades. Sizes 81/, to 10.

.Children’s Wool-Mixed Stockings 50c Pair Wool and cotton and rayon plaited hose in English or fine ribbed style; assorted colors; first and irregular; sizes 6to 9*3. Substandards of Hosiery for Women Downstairs at Ayres

Full-Fashioned Service Weight $1 Pr.

Full- Fashioned Chiffon $1 Pr.

Students’ Blue Corduroy Pants $5.45 Very well made blue corduroy pants, cut in collegiate style. Sizes 28 to 36. Merit Work Pantt $1.49 Good heavy pants of serviceable cotton ma/erial. Sizes 30 to 42. —Downstairs Store.

Service Weight Lisle Tops 80C Pr.

—Downstairs at Ayres

Knit Underwear

WOMEN’S BLOOMERS— Elastic cotton knit jersey bloomers; well reinforced; 3 colors; regulars and OQ _ extra sizes; irregulars.. <5 / C RAYON BLOOMERS Petal trinpned “shorties” of soft, lustrous rayon; pastel tints with contrast- | / r ing trim v-I.OD

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$2.95 A velvet dress for the kiddie—this is 'an exceptional value; the sateen panties are velvet edged, the dress smocked or embroidered. In the shades a child loves, navy, copen, red or green. Sizes 2 to 6. Children 9 s Winter Coats $5,50 to SIO,OO What child wouldn’t like a warm new coat for Christmas. These come in Chinchilla, Polaire, Plaids and Bolivia in tailored or sport models, either flannel lined or lined and interlined. Sizes 2 to 6.

4 Infants' Silk , Infants' Sweater Jackets, $2.95 Suits, $4.95 A lovely gift for the baby— Just right for the little one, a warm quilted silk jacket In a four piece suit, sweater, lone or short stvles with or leggings, cap and mittens of Long or snort styles, witn or soft brush wool ln shades that without collars, in blue or wear well, green, rose, blue pink daintily embroidered. and buff. Downstairs at Ayres

Girls' Coats

to s l2= These coats are so nice that they would make splendid Christmas gifts. They are splendidly tailored in charmingly girlish styles—in the winter’s newest mode. Materials are bolivia, wool plaids, velours, suediae, polaire and chinchilla. All have fur collars of beaverette (dyed rabbit) or mandel. A good choice of colors. Sizes 7 to 14, Dresses, $2.95, $3.95 There are velvet frocks with crepe de

chine sleeves, wool jerseys, plaids and pretty rayon and wool mixtures. All are well tailored in pretty new styles; good choice oi colors. Sizes 8 to 14 years. Girls’ Skirts Girls’ Bloomers, $1.49, $1.95 79c In plaids, velvet or navy Well made of rayon with blue serge; made on body elastic at waist and knee; waist; some are pleated. choice of pink or peach. Sizes 8 to 14. Sizes 6 to 18. —Downstairs at Ayres, North.

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Men’s Gift Scarves $1.25 to $2.95 ' A beautiful selection of scarfs in silks and cashmere; beautiful patterns and colorings. Men’s New Ties . 69c Ea. There are new twills, silks and silk mixtures in a\ fins choice of patterns and new colors. An Annex Store feature. Men’s Gloves $2.95 These are high-grade buckskin and pigskin gloves; in all sizes; some slightly blemished.

WOMEN'S UNION SUITS— Medium heavy, cotton ribbed with rayon stripe. Built-up shoulders, tight knee, en Sizes 36 to 44 UjC RAYON CHEMlSE—Serviceable, bodice top rayon chemise with trimming of lace and applique. Sizes d* -i 36 to 44 t|>l

—Downstairs at Ayres, Center Aisle.

*1.55 These are our own trade-marked brand —made especially for us according to strict specifications. They are remarkably well tailored to Insure perfect fit. The material is a very fine imported English broadcloth <hat retains its beautiful sheen aftev much washing. Has 7button panel front, tailored pocket, barrel cuffs. Choice of collar-attached and pre-shrunk neckband styles. Plain white, -tan or gray. Sizes 14 to 17.

Men’s Dress Hose 39c Pr. These are dressy looking socks of pure silk and rayon .mixed. In wanted plain colors. First quality; sizes 9Vi to 12. Rayon Lounging Robes, $5.95 Each Well made robes of lustrous, durable rayon. In a good choice of pretty woven patterns; red, purple, blue and gray. All Blanket Robes $3.95 to $6.95 In beautiful patterns and a good color assortment. All sizes. —Downstairs Annex Store.

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