Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 June 1931 — Page 7

PUNE 24, 1931.

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m Want Now! Amazing Values! Lowest Prices In Sears’ History! FREE Bus Service Thursday—Plenty of FREE Parking Space 100% Pure Pennsylvania Motor Oil 6 9c Honan Aii-siik shantung I 1 T4.~~.ij. j. i. i ~ , , , Th e Gallon A lovely silk for sports and summer wear. 15 ftm life. M . ■ - rnay interest you. to know that good first - _ pastel shades. Washable—fast colors, 33 inches | | > quality Pennsylvania oil carries a permit gUSi wide. %& %£ number. We operate under permit No. 554, m n, -•. .w&rmSr* issued by the Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil B I 59c Printed Rayon Chiffon JA. " •s?3ftJ*l9 *a!Psy Association. Choice of medium, heavy, or # Mm Jr - |IC extra heavy. Cool, durable washable summer fabric. Pas- £S^f /IW contmer t el floral designs. 36 inches wide. lit*/ Double Action ! Luggage Carriers, 63c Chamnion Snark Rim Tool, 87c Strongly built of heavy channel bar steel. j 39*llicll Wstsilctblc Flclt of6p€J BK& l. dtnpion oparK , EMy lew •earn. Madeolhijh.gn.de Disappearing type, can be locked, closed . i L € ■ , rings, 49c pressed steel. Adjustable to aii sizes. wopen. Beautiful quality rayon crepe, 25 popular The regular 75c size. Choice of Closes up compactly. Screw lacks SI 00 shades. Regular 69c quality. if *Jf A. C. or Champions. The new M a s RQm OCreW JdCKS, SI.UU £ improved type. dr r loor lYiciL, 017 C Double screw type with folding handle. sm Durable black rubber, for all cars. Easy to operate, built for long service. rheß ;JrJ“^.S Hose Men’s Suits—Formerly ! 142 to ’IP §3 C j The assortment includes some of the fin- In the Clearance Thursday Morning est imported English 100% wool golf Cj / it? Sears* White Floating ‘ or x hose we have Come early for these. There are A j&s*. <r\p* soap, 5 cakes for Lo C ®Y® r shown. just 37 suits in the lot. Broken as- J w't ?L*\ 10c paimoiive soa<p. on 'Aj ut er ha a nd g ™de.ife jfem sov^Uotorxrre^JlM *V|2S£ fm *“ 39c I V NVpipM full-fashioned. Smartly patterned. and slo.oO suits. Choice 59.90, while A JP jMjt ivory Snow. Regularly isc, 1 q L \*StwlraSff popular colors. Golf hose that they last. ill /v# for 13C Ilf Iff actually sold formerly at 51.98 to g\ 1 Waldorf Toilet Tissue. j A l|f $5-00. MEN’S SMARTLY TAILORED, COOL, TWO- IfILV- 10roUs *'* C Mis men’s smart caps—Light Mr BUTTON, WASHABLE SEERSUCKER SUITS W jp 1 High-grade rubb ng nrv Ml]r /dtflm. weight, SI.OO value; now UiJC T ______ , , 1 M alcholol, Pint LOC / BHftrft MEN S COOL LINEN SUITb—Two-button suits, d*/* nr IMI 8 liri MEN’S FOUR-IN-HAND TlES—Former- guaranteed washable. While they last VV<jD I Large jars daintily per- oq ly 89c and 69c. O Q - hA fumed bath salts Lu C fIV Cholce MEN’S KNICKERS of imported white linen. (M AO m _ . MEN’S STRAW HATS-In OQ Plus four style A sailor or soft style. Choice.. <P 1 U _ _ • 8 y 0 MEN’S EXTRA FINE BROADCLOTH AND MADRAS SHIRTS— MENS WHITE DUCK PANTS. Cool, ideal 1 IQ \-~y Two-quart fountain syringe J Q Separate or attached collars. Formerly up k $1 QQ f ° r SP ° rtS and leiSUrG with attachments 49C 12.98, at -- Boys’ Suits Formerly $7.95 to $9.95 Electric? 6 our best selling lines. Formerly ft 95 WO Vo/ue/ A AO $7.95 to $9.95. There are just W ? One of the fin- C 9 Jf S/ O 26 suits in the lot, and each suit A . f r type of is a real bargain. m caiV^overheat^ O J 1 BOYS-MILANESE STRAW HATS-Fomerly 2 C f . JKwTVX S .-—lit? HQ sold at sl. Thursday while they last (> // \N\ size. Guaranteed. —i ... \y Z-i t Hedge sheers, 8-in. -f Less Than a Year Ago BOYS’ $1.69 ALL-WOOL BATHING SUITS. OQ - size, tool ste e 1 They Sold at $2.98 Speed models, plain colors \ A j\ JH.UU pansion bits, % blades> 1 BOYS’KNITTED ATHLETIC SUITS—Short >r 1) \N to 3-inch cut. djl AA Keen cull ing J 9 sleeves, knee length. Formerly 69c, now ZSC \ ' $J Q A Smoothing plane tendered SSaVtol' " BOYS- WHITE BROADCLOTH SHIRTS AA 1 bladY° ’ Cl (1A Buys 20 feet, Formerly $1.25 to $1.59, choice iJOC \ f\ , SJLUU 28-inch black No .Extra fine quality silky *HTRT*_qwt -/v Ls / Jlk $1 CQ Garage vise, 3- i 12 mesh screen, with V 4 textured rayon, m lovely BOY’S RAYON POLO SHIRTS—Short Slee\e&, r A XV s f P 1.02/ inch jaws, with ; pound staples and 5-foot pastel shades. Size 81x105 blue, green, white D/C \1 / swivel base. | tape. inches. * 111 ' Again! Leadership in .Quality and Low Price! \ high grade, sturdy, long I I _ _ Criss-Cross 4.0 | life corrugated hose that is absolutely I Part Wool Camp Blankets 4 OA Clirfaina $1 matchless elsewhere at thts pnce. W Ideal blankets for a camping or fishing $lB9 &f ™ ai ; >& 11~ /f “The Defiance”—A Great £r P ders H in a shadl Wlth X - S,* Uwn Mower sl2 Valu.! Indian Blanket,-Each : : . *.— =ssiil§fD| -we ld- £J Bright colored blankets, 64x78 inches in $| 69 5-Piece Sets tl 00 g the best mower made at <f # IsX Size, weight 2 lbs. Pali; wool, ideal for ■ , . vl —I , B 6 -11 anywhere near the price. 10- m summer cottages and fishing camps. ■ * good value at 1 B, ¥ jf Inch wheels, tool steel keen Jf m 5139. Printed marquisette in gA\ cutting blades, ball bearing. * m n , ttr ini 1 ■ r* i . _ cloverleaf design with inserts down side* ‘ f easy running. A Part Wool Blankets —ELach $ 1 09 at bottom - In 5 colors- '**'■ 11 ■ - r ~- ——— ■, .l!I Size 70x80 inches, weight 1 % pounds. JL Inch P j ' Another Outstanding Value Breakfast Sets j r„ Luncheon Sets Marquisette 2-Quart Freezers *£9B Reduced to Ivory colored ware decor- . 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His is the tremendous task of stabilizing employment. At least, Donald H. Sawyer (above) has been appointed director of the federal employment stabilization board, and also will act as its consulting engineer. He will supervise the advance planning of government building work and will keep the President advised of construction trends. ‘UKELELE IKE’ DIVORCED Cliff Edwards, Screen Actor. Gets Decree From Ex-Follies Girl. By United Presx LOS ANGELES, June 24.—Clifton A. Edwards, who sings on phonograph records and the screen as “Ukelele Ike,” was granted a divorce Tuesday from Irene E. Edwards, former Follies girl. The decision did not set aside a property settlement under which Edwards already has given his wife SIOO,OOO in property and agreed to pay her one-third of his income for the remainder of her life. Start Medical Examinations One hundred thirty-one students of eleven colleges and universities have started three-day state medical examinations in the house of representatives. Five of the group are women.

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FIVE INJURED IN SERIES OF AUTOCRASHES Boy in Stolen Car Drives Off After East Side Collision. Walking with a companion, Gerald Cox, 14. of 214 Q North Talbot street, Tuesday afternoon was struck by an auto driven by Dan Brown, 52, of 363 South Illinois street, on the Bluff road. Leon Shelton, 16, of 829 Church street, accompanying the Cox boy, was knocked down, but not hurt. Ccx was treated at the city hospital for bruises and cuts and taken home. Three men were injured Tuesday night when two cars collided near the resident of one of the drivers. J. C. Kirby, 26, Meyers road and May drive. Kirby's car collided with another driven by M. E. Franz. 335 Limestone avenue. Franz was arrested for failure to give a signal and Kirby for passing a car at an intersection. Kirby suffered arm and leg cuts and Claude Campbell, 24, of 83 Lyons street, and Grodie Liles, 40. of 553 North Belmont avenue, riding with Kirby, were bruised. Virgil Page, 33. of 908 South Delaware street, suffered minor injuries Tuesday night when struck by an auto driven by Curtis Which. 35, of Martinsville. Page was treated at city hospital. Police today sought the thieves who stole an auto and then fled in it after it was involved in an accident Tuesday night at Emerson avenue and New York street. The stolen car struck an auto driven by Mrs. Clarence Warfield, 34, of 1210 North Delaware street. Mrs. Warfield told police the driver of the car, who appeared to be a boy, failed to stop after the collision. Several other persons were in the stolen auto, she said. GRANITE IS DEFENDED FOR CLARK MEMORIAL' Will Outlast Limestone, Is Reply to Schortemeier Protest. Pointing out that the George Rogers Clark memorial at Vincennes is a national project financed largely by congress, C. B. Coleman, secretary of the Clark commission, today denounced the effort made to have it constructed of Indiana limestone. It is common practice to use granite as the base material for such permanent memorials, Coleman points out in a formal statement. The statement was brought forth by a visit to Governor Harry G. Leslie by Frederick Schortemeier, attorney for the Indiana Limestone Company, in which he urged limestone construction to save $500,000 'ARMY GAME’ IS HINTED Negro “Salesman” Flees, but Leaves His Assorted “Wares.’* “Wanta buy some army goods, missus?” When Mrs. Lester Ammermon. 3260 Schofield avenue, had this proposition made to her Tuesday afternoon by a Negro who was heavily laden with his “wares,” she called police. The Negro fled. Not far from Mrs. Ammermon’s house police found the “army goods.” The goods consisted of two license plates, a driver’s license, letter file, police raincoat, gloves, ten pairs of army shoes and forty-one shirts. WISE CRACKER LEARNS “Something” Is Bounced Off His Head at Broobside Park. At city prison today, Edward Ritenback, 2197 North Gale street, is trying to figure out who and what hit him. Police charged Ritenbach with vagrancy after his wise-cracks at persons in Brookside park are alleged to have made visitors irate. Police said they found him nursing a swollen head and could not explain how it happened. SIO,OOO Loot From Store By United Press WHITING, Ind., June 24.—Clothing valued at SIO,OOO was taken by thieves from a store here.

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