Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 251, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1930 — Page 11

FEB. 28, 1930

SHIPPERS ASKED NOT TO DAMAGE SOFT HIGHWAYS 9 State Roads Impassable; Unpaved Surfaces Are Under Restriction. Nine unpavec state roads are impassable at this time according to a bulletin issued bv the state highway department today. Stone and gravel surfaces are subject to load restrictions. Director John J. Brown of the highway department asked cooperation from shippers in keeping the soft roads from being so cut up that they will be made difficult to put Into shape for the heavy traffic season. Emergency conditions were listed Host: 14 ImDa*sol bfwecr. Silver Lake and Akron. Roxd 15 Impa&sable between Warsaw and Silver Lake. Road 22—Impassable between Illinois line and V. 3 Road 41. alto between Boswell and Oxford. C. S. Road 24 -Impassable west of Logansport: practically Impas. able between Ifontleello and Wolcott. Road 28-Detour west of Tipton practically impassable. Tractor pulimg automobiles through. Road 20—Impassable in three places between Lugai.sport and W.namac. U. 8. Road 41—Gap north of Kentland In wen bad condition: passable only for light traffic. U. B. Road 52 Brick Mtriace north ol Lafayette In bad corn!.lion: heavy truck.' avoid. Road 53 Detour north of Rensselaer impassable. This condition may continue several days. Detours that probably will not change until paving season starts Include. Road I—Narrow sharp turns between Batesville and Metamora. Traffic to Brookvtlie turn west on 52 to Laural and follow regular detour. Detour from Connersville north is 4‘? miles. Road 2—Detour four miles north of Oreensburg is flve miles. Bridge runaround one-half mile north of Relflsburg. Road 14 Detour fourteen miles west of Mlnamac Is one-half mile. Road 18—De'our from Warsaw to three miles south of Leesburg is five miles. U. S. Road 27—Detour from Ft. Wayne to two and one-half miles south of Garrett Is twenty miles; fourteen miles of t which Is pavement.. Road 28— Detour iust west of Tipton Is one and one-half miles. Road 39 —Traffic drive carefully over two temporary bridges at eleven and fourteen miles south of Logansport. Detour from two miles north of Winamac to PulasklStarke county line is ten miles. U. S. Road 31—One-way traffic over temporary bridge six miles south of South Bend; drive slowly over temporary bridge one mile north of Peru. Road 37—Detour near Harrodsburg is three miles. Traffic should drive carefully past uncompleted shoulders between Bedford and Bloomington. Road 38—One mile detour from Hagerstown east Is over old road. Road 39- Detour from Rossvllle to six and one-half miles north is seven and onehalf miles. Road 48—Traffic drive slowly east of Bloomington. Detour fust west of Nashville is two and one-half miles. Detour one and one-half miles east of Newbern Is two and one-half miles. t". 8 Road 50—Run-around bridge two mi.eg west of North Vernon. Use new pavement to Butlervllle. then old road for two miles to pavement. Watch for dangeroua railroad crossing In Butlervllle. V. 6. Road 52—Detour from eight, miles west of Metamora to Brookvllle Is eighteen and one-half miles, part over Road I. Cincinnati to Indianapolis traffic use Road I from Brookvllle to U. 8. 40. thence on 40 to Indianapolis. Road 57—Bridge run-arounds two and three miles north of Flnora. Run-around flve miles north of Newberry. Road 87—Detour st Albany is one mile. Detour at Redkey is one mile.

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Mrs. Margaret L. Shuler, Democratic vice-chairman of the Seventh ward, who has been indorsed by the Seventh district Democratic Woman’s Club for her party's nomination for Marion county recorder.

PARKWAY BONDS ARE ADVERTISED Pleasant Run Project Will Benefit South Side. A resolution authorizing a $75,000 bond issue to improve Pleasant Run parkway, south drive, from Shelby street to Churchman avenue, was advertised today by the park board. Completion of the project this summer will bring about an improvement long sought by the south side. The board recommended to city council that the proposed site for school No. 82 in Christian park at English avenue and Worcester street, be sold to the school board. Jackiel W. Joseph, park commissioner, declared the plan will save the city about $125,000. Charles Sallee, new park superintendent, took over his new’ post, succeeding R. Walter Jarvis. Bids on the $37,000 Thomas Taggart memorial at Riverside park were referred to Park Engineer J. E. Perry for tabulation. The board will pay about $25,000 of the cost and the remainder will be borne by friends of the late Democratic leader. DELEGATES TO BE FETED Annual Old Trails Banquet to Be Held at Severin Tonight. Annual banquet of the Old Trails Automobile Insurance Company will be held at the Severin tonight with Elmer W. Stout, Fletcher American National bank president, and Clarence C. Wysong. state insurance commissioner, as speakers. More than 200 district representatives and sales agents from the state met here today. During the afternoon a business session will be held at the Severin.

SATURDAY SPECIALS Folks are and ready is on display yourself Everything is You may serve ment of spring styles, organdy trim- $1.29 Per Pair med. Saturday

MEN’S HOSE —Novelty rayon sox. All sizes and many patterns. Saturday Special.....19c MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS—Collar attached, in a wide range of new spring patterns. The colors are guaranteed. Saturday.....89c MEN’S TWO-PANTS SUITS — All wool. All sizes, including all wanted patterns Saturday.....$19.75 MEN’S TIES —All the new colors in fine quality cut silk ties. MEN’S CAPS—A good selection of tweeds, in many shades. MEN’S OVERALLS—Made of good wearing quality denim in all sizes. High back and suspender back. Saturday.....98c MEN’S WORK SHIRTS—A mailorder surplus lot; very attractive. For Saturday only.....39c CHILDREN’S BLOOMER DRESSES —A special lot in all the wanted sizes, including a big range of beautiful patterns. Saturday.....69c CHILDREN’S RAIN COATS—A special lot of these coats very timely for spring rains; all wanted sizes and WOMEN’S RAIN COATS—A mailorder surplus assortment at an unusual price for Saturday. These have been reduced from higher prices. $2.98 WOMEN’S RAYON HOSE This number is known for style and service. A special assortment in the new spring colors. On sale Saturday.....29c CHILDREN’S STOCKlNGS—lncluding a well assorted range of sizes and colors at a very special price Saturday.....2 pr. for

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Clark’s O. N. T. Sewing Thread 6 Spools for, 17c All wanted sixes in the original good quality sewing thread. SATURDAY Old-Fashioned Percales 15c a Yard 36 In. wide, fast colors in a host of new spring patterns in light or dark colors. SATURDAY Remnants All Prices The wind-up of a successful selling season leaves many odds and ends we have arranged for your consideration Saturday. Don’t fail to see these remnants. SATURDAY Bleached Sheeting 15c a Yard 36-In. wide, full bleached, finished soft for fine needle work. No starch. SATURDAY “Land of Nod” Pillow Cases 16c Each You will want more than one pair when you see the quality. They are full bleached, 42x36. SATURDAY 12-Momme Silk Pongee 34c a Yard What a timely item! Just in time for new spring curtains. This is the real pure silk quality imported Japanese Pongee. SATURDAY Plain Rayons 25c AYard A wanted selection of colors in the season's most desired popular priced fabric. SATURDAY

SLIP-OVER APRONS—A new shipment of spring styles, organdy trimmed. Saturday Special 2 for $1.00 DRESS GINGHAM—32 Inches wide, in fancies or plain colors. 12c Saturday Special PANEL CURTAINS—Fillet patterns, ivory color with rayon fringe, 2 1/4 yards long. Saturday....98c RAYON LINGERIE—Including chemise, bloomers, step-ins, vests; in peach, orchid, pink. Very Special 59c Saturday GIRLS’ SLIPS —Made of rayon, lace trimmed in just the wanted sizes and colors. Saturday....98c BOYS’ BLOUSES—Fast colors. Extra good quality. All sizes. Saturday.....79c BOYS’ SUITS —Very unusual suits in boys’ two-pants suits. A good range of patterns to select from. Saturday$5.98 Special BABY BLANKETS —A very unusually fine quality made to sell for $1.50. Large size. We have an assortment for Saturday only.....98c BOYS’ TIES —Including all the new spring patterns in a real cut silk quality in a Saturday Special.....19c LADIES’ SLIPPERS —A special assortment of new styles for $2.85 Saturday only CHILDREN’S SLIPPERS—Built to stand hard service in a very stylish mode. All wanted sizes. Saturday.....$1.98 WOMEN’S FELT SLIPPERS—Another special lot of felt slippers in all wanted colors featured. Special Saturday.....29c MEN’S POLICE SHOES—For real serviceable wear as well as comfort; a big assortment of all wanted sizes. On Sale Saturday....$1.98

Here's your chance to supply your hosiery needs at a real saving. Full fashioned pure silk chiffon or service weight in the new shades. SATURDAY Women’s Spring Hats 88c Each This is a mail order overstock which accounts for the low price. Don’t miss this value. SATURDAY Women’s Chemise $1.39 Crepe de chine, daintily trimmed and representing a good selection of colors. These, will not last very long at this price. SATURDAY Women’s Coats $5.00 This is a final clean up of winter coats, all of which have been reduced from higher prices. A nice selection of styles. SATURDAY Women’s Purses 98c In a wide variety of styles and a good selection of seasonable shades. SATURDAY Kitchenette Frocks 79c See our Alabama Street window for a glimpse of these fascinating garments at such a low price. SATURDAY Brassieres 25c Made of wash satin and daintily trimmed in a wide range of sizes. SATURDAY

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