Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 119, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 September 1930 — Page 5

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STUDENTS WILL BE FURNITURE SHOWGUESTS Hundreds Invited to See Elaborate Displays in City Stores. High school students will be special guests of Indianapolis furniture dealers at their furniture style show, which started today, to continue through Oct. 4. Special invitations have been sent out to principals, teachers and students in all high schools within a thirty-mile radius of Indianapolis. Students in art or domestic science classes are expected t.o find the local style show of particular interest. Many stores have arranged special features of entertainment for their school visitors. Guides will be on hand in every store to escort the visitors through the many interesting exhibits and to explain the new ideas in home furnishings illustrated in the displays. The style show will not be restricted to high school students alone for Saturday, however. All visitors will be welcome to visit any of the stores participating in the movement to inspect the attractive displays which include many unusual features.

Striking Contrast Shown Chief among these features will be displays contrasting the furnishing styles of the 90's with the newest styles of today. One store in particular will have on display a complete four-room outfit, including living room, bedroom, dining room and kitchen, just as it would have appeared in a typical home of the “gay 90’s.” This display is complete to the smallest detail, not omitting the inevitable pitcher and wash basin in the bedroom. Contrasted with this will be another four-room outfit, made up of the most modern furniture, arranged in approved ensemble groupings. Equally interesting displays will be featured in all the twenty-three stores associated in the movement, and all will have on display the latest in home furnishing styles. Open at Night Most of the stores will remain open each evening during the style show period for the convenience of those who wish to attend. The show will be on the air Saturday night in an interesting program to be broadcast over WFBM, 8 to 8:15. A program sponsored by the National Home Furnishings Style Show% featuring Dorothy Dix in a talk of interest to all homelovers, W’ill be broadcast tonight, 5:45 to 6. Interesting daily announcements will be heard throughout the show over Station WKBF. The presidential salute of twentyone guns is fired to salute heads of foreign governments coming to the United States.

Tomorrow, V A fifll V\ A V Saturday Is the UA9 JL MM A * THE SALE THAT HAS TAKEN THE TOWN BY I |k T i f-\s’-r’l'|- A guaranteed 8-day kitchen clock STORM! YOUR LAST CHANCE—BE HERE I i\| I 1 I H * for only 16c with every purchase EARLY! | • * A ■ J • of 515 or more. "rf~ LADIES’ $20.00 DIAMOND RINGS $Q |fi 1C LADIES’ AND DENTS' SBO,OO DIAMONDS $36 Ifi —i J^_^[[ >iii^JßeauHfull^pngrnved >i> lfiJr^^hUe^^gold^inomitincs^^^^ *J 21 LADIES’AND GENTS’S7S.O9 DIAMONDS CC? \R 14 LADIES' AND GENTS’ $130.90 DIAMONDS s76lfT CO LADIES’ AND GENTS’ sls WRIST WATCHES $Q 1 C 34 LADIES’ AND GENTS’ $25 WRIST WATCHES $1616 |es^_desiei^^ase^^JPul^^imraiUeed^^^^^ 1 C LADIES’ & GENTS’ $37.50 WRIST WATCHES $24 Ifi 27 GUARANTEED ELECTRIC TOASTERS Q£ r 41 TALL JAPANESE VASES lgT 12 GUARANTEED ELEGTRICIRONS Cl 66 AAS —Hieh nickel finish. Complete with Pin? and cord.. A 47 SILVERPLATED BON BON DISHES QC r 32 GUARANTEED ALARM CLOCKS 7fi r —Accurate and dependable. Nickeled case.. ? o-e EMBLEM BUTTONS (ALL ORDERS) 1 C r one elephant ash TRAYS 7fi r one 4-PIECE SMOKING SETS Q£ r —Tray cigrarette and match holder and ash trnv. 7fi LADIES’ SILK UMBRELLAS $3 QC colors. Amber tips and handles 99/ Vs one BRILLIANT SET BAR PINS IC. * —Smart new stvles While thev last jl 3 26-PIECE SETS OF SILVERPLATE $C 1 c —Complete service for 6 people. Out thev tro at tUva 4 one COSTUME JEWELRY (CHOKERS) OfiT I—Lot1 —Lot Hot Open Saturday Ntyht Till 9 o'Clock 15—No, 2-A SB- |4 A%Ajfc Camera* 2 for 16c v .r%/-\ W V t -Lo. Solid s '- k L °‘ Gold Set Rings fK* Is 7W. Washington St. y ( Stands* $9.16 >*rt Door te People. Outfitting Cos. met * , w,th 9g c —

‘Oldest Human' Injured by Car Bv T'nitert pm* NEW YORK. Sept. 26. Zaro Agha, wizened Turk who lays claim to 156 y.ars of life, was near death today from injuries rceeived when struck by a hit-run driver. Agha was crossing the street in front of his hotel

ancj stepped on an ’’island” in'the center. A large 1 J m o usine, driven by a liveried c h a u fleur, sid eswtoed the aged man and caused him to fall. His head hit the running board. He is in a

Zaro Agha

critical condition from internal injuries and possible fractures of the skull and legs. Since Agha came to this country last July as “the world's oldest human,” he has been examined by many physicians, some of whom said he could easily be 120 years old.. He claims to have been born in 1774, shortly before the revolution, and to have fought against Napoleon.

BANS ARMS IN STRIKE Court Rules Against Weapons for Cotton Mill Overseers. By United Press DANVILLE, Va„ Sept. 26.—Ruling of County Judge Turner Clement against arming and deputizing of overseers at the Riverside and Dan River cotton mills here was regarded today as an aid toward conciliation in strike negotiations between the United Textile Workers Union, federal and state labor department agents, and mill owners. The proposal to arm overseers came from management of the mills. Liquor Possessor Penalized COLUMBUS, Ind., Sept. 26. Charles Mason, 33, laborer, was sentenced for possession of intoxicating liquor following a raid by police officers on his home in which less than a half pint of alcohol and three bottles of home brew were seized. He pleaded guilty in city court and was fined SIOO and costs, amounting to $l3O, and given a thirty-day suspended sentence to the state penal farm. Music Program Arranged BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Sept. 26. —Fritz Kreisler, premier violinist, will give a concert Thursday evening, Oct. 9, at Indiana university, as the first number of the activities music series. Three other numbers have been obtained for the series, the Lener string quartet, Minneapolis Symphony orchestra and Mrs. Minnie Maddern Fiske, famous actress.

WALES SPORTS i PINK SHIRT TO AMAZE SOCIETY Royal Disdainer of Style Also Going In for Loud Neckties. Bu United Press LONDON, Sept. 26.—The prince of Wales recently has been showing polite disdain for fashion, except for official clothes. He prefers comfort to style. Several weeks ago he startled tl e ultrafashionable gathering at the Le Touquet Golf Club by stepping out of his airplane wearing a pink shirt ! and collar, striped tie, a large- ! checked golf suit, stockings of a ! vivid red and white pattern and 1 magpie shoes. On another day he appeared on

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the links in a salmon pink sleeveless sweater, a deep-blue shirt and collar, and a checked suit. The prince personally likes a bright canary yellow golfing suit and a vari-colored sweater. His disregard for fashion was displayed when stylists demanded strict formality in evening dress. The prince appeared in a dinner jacket, white vest, and full evening dress trousers without the honored silk braid stripes. He discarded a double-breasted dinner jacket because there was talk of adopting it as anew fashion. Most of his lounge suits are doublebreasttd and in dark blues, blues with fa.nt stripes, dark browns and gray checks. The Ft ice’s wardrobe probably is the most varied in the world.

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Dresses of exceptional quality, very specially priced! deep hem, bodice top. HEmB = l* l s ' zes f° r j un ' ors > misses, women and larger women. 79c for Women’s Gowns § gjgBBSI < AffilfSfllW' i —canton crepes —georgette Lovely nainsook | —TRAVEL PRINTS —CHIFFON S9C for Outing Gowns I f/lflW i|||ff||S , . _ _ I “ ~ “ 1 jszs&zjsx hcay j f//j{|il ||J|S|Jte Fall Frocks of Finer Quality Beautifully lace-trimmed gowns of I iBU P : Mas fine quality voile. I \ \ \ j f -BM, J 69c for Voile Chemise I ’ \ 1 y * A wide variety of lovely styles to I \ -- I | f 'ji Fine frocks for every hpur of the day—in every correct choose from; all lace-trimmed. /I } I fail fashion—and in a choice of transparent velvet, fine 6: 1 T fl f e Scronir i / l \ // 1 cantons, travel crepes, silk-and-wool crepes, chiffons, georv® B "*’ I Ulh (lUrScy LJ \ \ fJ A gettes, etc. Dresses that really FIT! Sizes 14 to 50. Brother-Sistsr Suits ▼ -Downstairs at Ayres. Dress the kiddies alike at small cost! 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All-rubber galoshes— the over- Gorgeous Fur Trimmings; ■ -took of a well-known maker— wACimT r tmv' offered at less than usual wholesale —MAKMUI LtArllN t i M'ma .. price. GUARANTEED. Sizes 3 to —CARACUL —BEAVERETTEt 8 for women. —OPOSSUM —SEALINEf R * \' \ / . $1 for Children’s Shoes —manchurian wolf* —pointed ”* WLI. Other Fine Coats at $35 Z/\ /fa 89c fir Women s Frocks lt a,*, ¥ d' V 'New fall styles in pretty printed wash frocks; fast colors. 16 to 54. ■ J5 — I_— ej.iu-ni.. -■ $1.59 for Better Frocks .. _ fc in a , d 'S ! V.S?,'o” Boys’ Chinchilla NOW r3ll Millin6rY 69c for Women’s Smocks f’'N /J=k ir ACltc 6 Percale, broadcloth and cretonne Jf 9 M II I Rh toUfk smocks; in small, medium and large w m ’nm lr u . . \ At this low Anniversary price you can lOe Yd, fsr Wash Goods APB V afford to select a different hat for every Useful remnant lengths of fine ' S A a QS S * costume. And they’re So smart and well percales, broadcloths, crepes, voiles, dr made, too. Fashionable felts and velvets, batistes etc 9ISO&W j / in a wide choice of the newest brim shapes, s ’ M f side draped effects, scull caps and Divorcee lOr 10 YdS, LOngCiOtfl Warm, husky overcoats for sturdy boys! Well / 0Q e L “ turbans. In every wanted fall color. Fine, soft aualitv lnneclnth for tailored of genunine McKinney chinchilla, with °OC£) —Downstairs at Ayres, sleeping garments lingerie etr In all-wool lining. Snappy double breasted styles 10-yarcf bolts S ’ ' lD with brass buttons and emblem on left sleeve. ‘ Sizes 3 to 10. — m $1 for “Spscial”Sheets Boys’Wool Suits $6.45 PliStlll r TOCKS Our own “<Sn.riai’ WeU tailored, all-wool suits—made to stand i d-L r *-,_i t „ n sheets in sizes 81x108 and 90x90 hard wear! In new fall co,ors and st - v les. Com- • FOP School Os O?€S5 inches; very fine woven. P ,ete with two knickers - Sizes 6to 15 - . Boys’ Sweaters $1.59 Q £ 10c for Turkish Towels All-wool slipovers in jacquard pattern. Sizes I I ® White towels with colored borders. o 0 to o . jHKtt Warm, practical dresses that will Size !,X3 inches. All-Wool Knickers $1.79 Miill sive s P ;endid service for school $2.95 for Wool Blankets Full lined knickers with taped inseam; full . a Size 66x80 aU-wool single blankets olf s ‘y ,e - Sizes 6to 18 ’ variety of'new fall styles* Matoriall with satine-bound ends; plaid de- SHirtS 70 C I mm are wool tweeds, flannels, flat crepes sitms in choice of several colors. j! ... .. .. . . ~ M\W' M and various combinations. Sizes 7 (rtf Cino SlonL.t. F,ne bf and sblrts; full cut and well \ It in u tor Fine Blankets made; fast colored fancy patterns. Sizes 12 to U t 0 14 ’ _ noßnstai „ at Part-wool single blankets, size 14!4* —Downstairs at Ayres.* ■ ® 66x80 inches. In plaids-

GUNMAN BITTEN OURINGJHOLDUP Woman Snaps at Finger Tips, Sister Is Wounded. By United Press CLEVELAND, Sept. 26.—Two gunmen encountered probably the most obdurate victims of their career today when they held up the restaurant of Mrs. Maty Russu and escaped only after one had his finger tips severely bitten and the other shot the proprietress’ sister. Commanded to throw up her hands when the bandits entered.

Mrs. Russu grappled with them instead. and in the ensuing melee, bit the tips off one of the gunman's fingers, she told police. Attracted by her sister’s screams, Mrs. Elizabeth Koscis hurried to her assistance from an upstairs room, but was dropped by a bullet throug the shoulder. Her condition was reported not serious. The bandits fled after taking SIOO in cash and some jewelry from the cash register. Book Stores Visited By Times Boecial BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Sept. 20. —A thirty days’ tour of western college book stores has been completed by Ward G. Biddle, manager of the Indiana university book store and president of the National Association of College Book Stores. He officially visited thirty-two stores.

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