Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 100, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1930 — Page 5

SEPT. 4, 1930

U. S. BUILDING i WORK OFFERS [■ JOBSTOMANY Contracts Let for Scores of Structures; Millions Being Spent. Bn Scrtppt-Howard Seirtpaptr Alliance WASHINGTON. Sept. 4.-With contracts for new federal buildings bring awarded on an average of one every two and one-half days, the treasury department, as a result of conferences between President Hoover and Assistant Secretary Heath, is hopeful of speeding up the building program to relieve unemployment. Eighty-four new postofices and courthouses have been completed outside of Washington since the federal building program got under way. Seventy-six either are under actual construction or contracts have been awarded. Plans for seventy-seven additional buildings either arc being completed or bids have been asked for. Sites in forty-five cities have been Here Is Your OPPORTUNITY to Get the Famous PARIS PERMANENT at Our New Fall Price 10 Finger .Waves If We Shampoo Powder Puff 31 E. Ohio St. LI. 6867 Frederic $7.50 Eugene or Croquignole SIO.OO Waves given in the evening by appointment. ENJOYS HEALTH ==== AT 72; CREDIT FOR KONJOLA! New and Different Medicine Highly Praised For Ending Ten Years of 111 Health. Konjola appears at the very peak of its powers when pitted against the stubborn ills that have hung on for years.

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acquired and drawings soon will be prepared for new buildings. In 253 other cities, sites will be acquired within the few months, to complete a total of 535 new projects authorized by congress. The building program calls for expenditure of $378,000,000 outside of Washington and $190,000,000 within the capital. The combined work will total $568,000,000 and it is likely this sum will be Increased by the next congress. Before the end of the year, construction will start on a $6,000,000 building in Pittsburgh and the foundation work will be laid on structure in Cleveland. Officials are hopeful of obtaining a site soon in Cincinnati for another massive building, while bids have been opened for the site of a $2,000,000 structure in Fort Worth. At Louisville a building to cost $2,985,000 soon will be under way, while next week bids for a $3,765,000 assay office in New York will be opened. Postal Veteran Retires BRAZIL, Ind., Sept. 4.—Phillip Ell has retired on a pension after thirty years as an employe of the Brazil postoffice. Fellow' workers presented him with a watch and chain. He is a former assessor of Clay county.

Ayres Downstairs Lunchroom —is a good place to refresh yourself after rigorous day of shopping! Drop in at noon, or any time during the afternoon for a delicious sandwich, a salad, and a cooling drink! You'll find it makes SUCH a DIFFERENCE. Quick, courteous service until 5:30 every day. —Downstairs at Ayres.

Final Clearance of Charming New Summer Frocks £ f °r s|f Jpg A fine group of exceptionally well made frocks that would ordi- ) j narily sell at two to three times this low price! Materials are of very I fine quality—shantungs, chiffons, georgettes, printed crepes, pindot / chiffons and polkadot crepes. In a wide range of summer's smartest Iw/r/'r / ensemble fashions, long and short sleeves, cape frocks and many \vz'//// / /'] / others. These will make splendid “fill-ins’’ to wear during the warm A weather we will have until late In the fall. Sizes 14 to 44. A\ Others at 2 for $9 Pit m —Downstairs at Ayres, Where Fashionable /Wf/i \ T i Things Are Less Expensive!

Women’s Dress Shoes, $2.95 Odds and ends of women’s smart patterns and brown kid shoes—offered at a very low price. Cuban and high heels. Sizes 3 to 8 in the group, but not in every style; mostly wide widths.

Women’s Dress Shoes, $1.95 Our entire remaining stock of summer footwear—including green, white, and odds and ends of black calf and patent. Children’s Oxfords, $1.49 Sturdy oxfords in black calf and patent. in sizes 3V£ to 11. Tan calf In sizes BV£ to 11. fine values! Children’s 5-8 Socks, 12 V 2 c Rayon plaited 5 length socks in pretty color combinations; sizes 6 to 'Vi; irregulars. Women’s Rayon Hose, 25c Pr. Odds and ends reduced to clear. Sizes 8% to 9; irregulars. Children’s Anklets, 10c Pr. Odds and ends of broken size groups; wonderful value. Irregulars. Women’s Muslin Slips, 59c Bodice top slips with deep hem; lace and hemstitched trimmed. Sizes 35 to 44. Women’s Crepe Gowns, 79c Extra size gowns of good quality crepe; peach or white. Women's Rayon Slips, $1 Ea. Very fine rayon satin slips with bodice top; peach, pink or white; medium sizes. Girdle Brassieres, $1 Ea. Well made of brocade with form-fit-ting top; boneless; 4 supporters; sizes 34 to 40. Greatly reduced! Women’s Union Suits, 50c Wanted styles in women's light weight cotton knit suits; built-up shoulders; tight or shell knee: also closed crotch style, sizes 38 to 50. Extra size union suits. 53 to 56 at 59f each.

‘TOUGH’ JUDGE UNDER FIRE IN WARONGANGS Chicago Municipal Jurist Is Involved in Rows With Police, Others of Bench. Bu Inited Press CHICAGO, Sept. 4.—Municipal Judge John H. Lyle, who issued the | search warrants that led to finding of Jack Zuta's records, was involved in controversies today with another judge and the acting police commissioner. Both developing from an intense warfare he has been waging against gangland. One controversy, wdth John P. MrGoorty, chief criminal justice, developed after Lyle sentenced two notorious gangsters to six months on the rock pile on vagrancy

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Luxurious New mi WINTER jSpt COATS 1§ *25 <, When you buy a winter coat early in (he season you are assured of getting fur trimmings of a quality that is almost priceless later on. And that is the sort of furs you'll find on these ultra smart coats ggammi Os ours. There are models for dress, fairly smothered in rich furs—in fine broadcloths Besides these arc sports and travel coats. Jg. v smartly tailored in attractive tweeds and fabrics. Every one a proven fashion that we have reordered 1 / time after time. Trimmings consist of wolf, i \ / marmot, kid caracul, opossum and other l l Other Fine Coats, $16.50, —Downstairs at Ayres.

Women’s Rayon Undies, 59c Choice of chemis?. panties, stepins, bloomers or vests! Made of serviceable run-resisting rayon fine and soft; tailored or lacetrimmed styles in the group. An extraordinary value! Assorted sixes.

Semi-Stepin Girdles, $1.95 Fine foundation garments of brocade with elastic inserts. Broken sizes. Reduced!

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charges without giving them time to hire attorneys and while their habeas corpus actions were pending in McGoorty’s court. The gangsters sentenced were Israel Alderman and Joseph Condi, both of whom have long police records. McGoorty and Lyle held a midnight conference over the matter, and it was vindicated Lyde might have to re-try the men after their hearing in McGoorty’s court on the habeas corpus proceedings. Lyle’s other controversy, which almost developed into a fist fight, was with John H. Alcock, acting police commissioner, who criticised Lyle for dismissing the cases of almost one hundred men whom Alcock’s officers charged with gambling and other misdemeanors. “Bring in some crooks, I can't be bothered with these petty offenders,” was, in effect, Lyle’s attitude in dismissing the cases. Judge Lyle has been waging a relentless war on crime for several weeks. Twice he has called police captains before him and ordered them to “bring in every known gangster in the city.”

Girdle Brassieres, $1.95 Brocade girdle brassieres with swam! top; lightly boned; low cut back; sizes 3| to 42. Women’s Wash Frocks, 59c Cape sleeve and sleeveless styles In allwhite dotted Swiss. Women’s Wash Frocks, 79c Many dainty styles In white organdy or dimity, and in pretty printed dimity, percale, etc. Fine values. Girls’ Wash Frocks, $1 A big assortment of beautiful fall styles, tw—guaranteed fast color prints. Sizes 7 to It.

FOUR CLASSES OF SHEEP ARE JUDGED

Prizes Given for Dorsets, Southdowns, Hampshires and Oxford Downs. Dorset, Oxford Down, Southdown and Hampshire sheep received ribbons in the sheep show at the fair Wednesday. First awards were: DORSET Rams—Two vears or over. 1 rear and under 2 and ram lambs under 1 year, James S. Kellerman. Romney: champion. James Kellerman. Ewes—Two vears or over. L. A. Bradford. Rochester. O.: 1 year and under 2. James S. Kellerman: champion. James Kellerman: ewe lambs under 1 year, L. A. Bradford. Flocks—Old. James S. Kellerman: pen lambs, L. A. Bradford: voung flock. L. A. Bradford. OXFORD DOWN Rams—Two vears or over. Stoops ts Son. Kempton. Ind.: 1 vear and under 2. O. R. Ouackenbush. Sharpsvillej ram lamb under 1 vear. McKerrow & Sons. Pewaukec. Wis.: champion. Stoops <fc Son. Ewes—Two vears or over. George McKerrow; 1 vear and under 2. O. R. Ouackenbush: ewe lamb under 1 vear. McKerrow & Sons: champion. McKerrow & Son. Flocks—O. R. Quackeubush; pen lambs. George McGerrow & Sons: young flock.

Children's Felt Hats, *1 New fall off-the-face and bonnet style* of good quality felt: assorted colors and headsizes. Splendid values. Children’s Coats, $3.95 Fine, warm chinchilla coats with pockets and black buttons. Warmly lined with suede cloth. In navy blue. Sizes 2 to 6. Infants’ Fine Shawls, $1 Lovely little wool-and-rayon honeycomb weave shawls with fringed ends. Some are embroidered. Infants’ Outingwear, 29c Sew shipment of Infants' gowns, kimonos and gertrndes of cotton outing flannel. In white or white trimmed with pink or blue. Very special. Printed Foulards, 15c Yard Remnant lengths at about half the price of bolt goods. A mill accumulation of new fall patterns. Seamless Sheets, 69c, 79c Size 81x90 at 69c—81x99 at 79c. A splendid sheet for ordinary uses. Children’s Dresses, 59c Clearance of little girls' dresses and boys’ wash suits; broken sizes. Girls’ Sweaters, 69c Each Rayon-and-wool slipoTers in sizes 30 to 36. Infants’ Bootees, 29c Pair Short or three-quarter length styles; reduced because slightly soiled. Infants’ Kapok Pillows, 50c In pink, blue, or both shades combined. Boys’ School Suits, $5.95 A fine special purchase of two-knicker suits 1 ; in new fall styles and colorings. Well tailored, witlv full golf knickers. Sizes 6 to 14. Boys’ Blouses Reduced, 50c Better quality blouses, specially reduced; mostly sizes 10 and 11. Boys’ Shorts, 3 for $1 Fast colored, fancy athletic very low priced. Infants’ Silk Coats, $1.95 Warmly lined crepe de chine coats will: machine and hand-stltched trimming on yoke and collar. Children’s Berets, 39c Ea. Brushed wool, chenille, plain knit wool, or rayon berets; In plain colors or pretty combinations. Some soiled. Reduced ! Receiving Blankets, 25 Ea. Infants' receiving blankets at a very low price! Infant’s Rubber Pants, 10c Medium or large. Pink, white or natural. Beacon Blankets, 59c Each Infants' part wool Beacon blankets with nursery designs.

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O R. Ousckenbush. American Oxford Down Record Association: best pen of t lambs, either sex. William J. Ravi. Kempton. SOUTHDOWN Rams—Two vears or over, j G. S. Hubbard & Sons. Monroe. Ore.: 1 v*.r and under 3. Stanley C. Andrew. Vevav: ram lamb-under 1 vear. Helms Brothers. Bellevue. o.: champion. Hubbard dr Sons. Ewes—Two vears or over. Hubbard & Sons: 1 year and under 2, Fred J. Axe & Sons. Portland: ewe lambs under 1 vear. Axe dr Sons: champion. Hubbard & Sons. Flocks—Old. Hubbard & Sons: pen lambs, young /flock. Helms Brothers. HAMPSHIRE Rams—Two rears or over. ’.Villlatn F. Rink & Sons. Sun Prairie. Wts.: 1 vear and under 2. and rRm lambs under 1 vear, Hubbard & Sons: champion. Rink & Sons. Ewes—Two vears or over and 1 vevr and under 2. Rink Ar 8ons: ewe lambs under 1 vear. Hubbard <fc Sons; champion. Rink & Sons. Flock, old. Rink & Sons: pen lambs, Hubbard As Sons: young flock. Rink A: Sons. SPEED QUEEN WASHERS Now Being Sold and Demonstrated at VONNEGUT’S 120-124 E. Washington Street

Have Been Radically REDUCED! “ 80 C Right here in Indianapolis is located the largest hosiery mill in the world—our own Real Silk mill! And to keep up with its tremendous volume of orders throughout the United States and Canada it is employing TWO SHIFTS OF WORKERS—operating day and night! Because of this gigantic output, the mill finds its operating cost is much less. This, combined with the lower cost of raw silk is the reason why your favorite stockings cost you 26% to 36% less! Choice of four beautiful fullfashioned numbers—a wide color range in sizes 8!6 to 10!£. They are substandards. but every pair is fully guaranteed. —Exclusively in Indianapolis, Downstairs at Ayres.

RECESS TAKEN IN MOBPROBE Grand Jurors at Marion Adjourn to Monday. Bn Vnitril Press MARION. Ind.. Sept. 4.-The grand jury investigation of the Marion lynching case, in which two Negroes were hanged on the courthouse lawn Aug. 7, will be resumed Monday, and probably will require two more weeks’ time. Adjournment of the inquiry was “EYES HURT? - "" My Service Removes the Cause Dr. Carl J. Ivlaiber OPTOMETRIC EYE SPECIALIST Glasses Fitted ("tb Floor) I ■■i Hrs.. 10 a. m. to 4 30 p m MHI

10 Worthwhile Examples of What a Dime Will Buy Hemstitched Towels ** a Crash Toweling a A Fine white huck tow- I lip Part linen crash tow- I lip els, finished with hem- 1 | cling with smart col- I ||y stitched ends. Each ... • ored borders. Yard .... ■ Drapery Fringe a a Wash Fabrics 4 a Attractive 3- inch l||p Odds and ends of bolt I lip drapery fringe in want- | II y 1 goods and many usuable I II y ed colorings. Yard .... ■ j remnants. Yard ■ Ww Summer Wash Goods Remnants Our Entire Remaining Stock Reduced gtf For Friday we offer a tremendous group of fine 811 | - quality wash fabrics in usable remnant lengths. I I|C Voiles, batistes, dimities and many others. Plain colors and attractive prints. A wonderful value, yard Jkm Muslin Remnants a ffc White luting aft Bleached muslin, suit- I lip | Short lengths of 27- II Ip able for all domestic 'I II y inch white cotton outing I II y uses; 36-inch. Yard .. ■ flannel. Yard ® Comfort Challis a a Curtain Remnants a a Short lengths of com- I lip Usable remnants II Ip fort challis in attractive I II y of good quality mar- I 11 y patterns. Yard M quisettes and nets. Yard ■ 2,000 Yards Fine Cretonne Remnants You can find many sises for theje very fine cretonne remnants all in usable lengths, for pillows, drapes, II couch covers, laundry bags, etc. In a wide assortment B■ H £ of beautiful patterns and colorings. Yard—•—Downstairs at Ayres. ■■

Boys’ Knit Shirts, 4 for $1 Cotton knit athletic shirts; good fitting. Boys’ Lumberjacks, $1.95 Warm all-wool or suede cloth lumberjacks at a saving. Boys’ Wash Suits, 59c Each A good assortment of smart styles; fast colors. Sizes 3, 4 and 5. .

PART WOOL DLANKETS $1.69 Pair What a bargain this is! Mill seconds of all-white, double blankets. Part wool. Size 60x80 inches for full beds.

Men’s Pajamas at $1 Well made pajamas in a splendid assortment of plain colors and fancy patterns; some are slightly soiled or stained; sizes A, B, C. P.

taken Wednesday after twelve wVY nesses had been heard. Last on the list of witness* included Sheriff Jacob C. Campbell, who faces discharge if found negligent in protecting the Negroes, and Lewis Lindenmuth, chief of Marion police. MASONS PLAN OUTING An attendance of 1,000 persons is expected at North Park Masonic lodge family picnic at Brookside park Saturday afternoon and night, j antes Camcll is picnic chairman. CINCINNATI $2.75 Round-Trip SUNDAY, Sept. 7 Leave Indlanapolla 6:00 A. M. Returning: Leave Cincinnati, Baymlller Station 6:09 T. M.; central Union Station tO:(W) F. M.. eastern time. BALTIMORE & OHIO

You Can Always' Shop in Comfort —in Ayres great Downstairs Store! Wide roomy aisles prevent undue crowding —and our wonderful, modern ventilating system assures a plentiful supply of clean, washed pure air, brought to exactly the right temperature and humidity for greatest comfort. Fine popular priced merchandise for every member of the family.

Men’s Pure Silk Socks, 25c Pure thread silk socks mostly In black; hemmed tops; seconds; sizes V/ft to 12. Men’s Fancy Socks, 25c Pair A good choice of patterns; rib top. Sizes to lIV*. Substandards. Men’s Dress Shirts, 79c Fast color shirts in neat novelty patterns. Full cut. Sizes 14 to I*. Men’s Union Suits, 79c Light weight short sleeve suits; substandards; sizes 36 to 44. “Real Silk” Socks, 3 Pairs $1 Genuine “Real Silk" socks in plain colors and fancy patterns; substandard*. Sizes IM/i to 12. Men’s Neckties, 50c Each Smart patterns and colorings. Some hand-made.

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