Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 241, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 February 1934 — Page 8

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We Cash Store Open y iL ~ lj 411 Saturday B |il AV I ~ 4j3 1) 1 Government Until IgsT Checks 9P* M. ] j| BMBLm A XmX Jlß&pm | Jjj I '"" 1 "■!!' 1 !' :i "!;!',"" ;!!;!"!!, )!i!!!!l!;'M)|,,!!!lli.'ll!ll.MS.lllllllillilllllllUlllliiiiiuiiuiiimjiiuiiiuiuiiiiii.miMiiummuiiiiiiiiiunmmniui:siHiUiJ m Our sprinkler system broke loose and spattered water over merhan- ■ —mmm v disc which we must dispose of immediately. We cannot guarantee mt m napp a ja ■ 8j B*l|, _ V B the items in these two columns to last at these prices and you B —7 JL W, jo _ II In l* W■ ■ mj/i An VJf |4f 118 b V should shop early. Included are many other items not advertised. Don t Miss These bauiraay Bargains: \ < “ c rr"r;z i —— m psanikidsTl 1 Upholstered LIVING ROOM ITS TIME TO CHOOSE YOUR SPRING 1 CHAIRS SUITES HL Suit and Coat! © s io jv>z„ sJIVWWtteK h • 1 All - orer upholstered, covered were* only si Sly sprwcfl and I'ffKPlHSfk SELECT THEM NOW ON A a P B I with high grade tapestry, these 1 I are the samp as new. Both dav- I ■ The Suits— |||| ”* m 5 R9gular $7 ; 95 4 Large $15,00 g s ' Pc^| ifiht g ak c.mart they are' New windblown silhouettes. Also MB Bm M #h /% eJ q s est q - ss|!’ ‘f swagger styles with finger tip or full length mHK &■ % ■y==tO ' |j4= I V/ ymt BB| JBb Jl sea t. walnut finish, walnut veneer out- green padded chair Igm. coat or you for smartness and these crisp spring III || B | s ar. Baaemmt houette. swagger balmacaan and regulation style. Sizes MBS M 6—53.98 Junior Lamps. 3-Candle. Brass Finish $1.98 HBH j star, second Floor 1 —9BcVal. Heavy 27x54-ln. Braided Rag Rugs 50c A Fortunate Purchase! 150 —$5*95 and $6.95 M 49c Lamp Shades, Bridge and Junior Style 15c 1 HI ■ SPRING COATS I=7Only a spot cash purchase from a manufacturer that needed tfHh Qfi ff KeiltliailtS V> TT £T C cash makes possible this sale price. Each one well tailored ® m ja a RUGS *\ Uvr 3 i msm and lined. These are in black only and come in sizes 14, 16, Jf | lIC Sq. Yd. <M PCH C 1 Art .\ | . 18 and 20. Fl o„r J 49c Quality blO-OU I A Fortunate Buy! Sensational Sale! a Great Year tor I :, ~ NEW—ALL SILK cirvD m fi 1 blankets comforts J SKIR . TS fgm& ll— z Eli-w ==-giJ |%P B® And Spring 5 129—Men’s Chambray Work Shirts, Coat Style 39c | I JIIB lit lB ll \ HIJ A fell m 370 Pr, Men’s Riding Breeches, $2.50 Value $1.29 {j WW ■ Y InK ■ fjtwi AfeoJLVlllfjdl 0 '2(*C\ MB4 Pr. Men’s Fancy Dress socks, Pr 10c ] r \ M VvCUivl © # 23 Yds. $1 Silk Crepes, Spring Pat., Badly Damaged. 10c Yd. 1 SATURDAY ONLY I >|p® I 32 Yds. All Silk Plaid Crepes, $1 Value, Yd 39c | — —' i JH p nnts* 'P’l I Infantswear I Plnin |NU f " |gj| n m Rayon Bloomers, SILK HOSE 1 riuifl a KW M JV F I WM IS combinations, knit gjj) including new colors * X m fl Each Imwmz C vests - k fla s?loc !r^ h r.Ts c? | R ~ H m sacques^ 1 k " lt bloom ' JL ondg 7J>c to 1 S lh,t** tt/Aul others at §2.98 ff Women's anti Girls’ $2.45 and 51.69 hc. W ■BUKfe#J!5 h .Se*iU“B JSmm I SPRING SHOES | T/W Wlrml jf school, sports, etc. y? I ■ Yes' at the "Star Store" Saturday! Beautiful new IBm / V’jj #1 JillA f Q,,.--**-- c ,' e ver K , 'cTj V Oxfords # PumpS • Ties • Etc. | Spring SILK DRESSES AT $2 08! Stunning styles. WM I OUeBMII "'^ves.fright J Just 210 pair in the lot. some are imperfects. J§j M colorful prims, neat plain colors. Sizes 14 to 20. In- / m r 3,1 &m!L necklines, an ideal com- M others have been watersoaked, Cuban and hi heels, jjgr © eluded are also fine quality rayon dresses in j ■ P“ g nion for ,he above swoat - kids^patents^and^co mbinations^S i mBBR 4 Outstanding Values for Saturday Special Purchase From High-Grade Manufacturer! 400 Pairs, $3-95 Value SALE! Women’s Hose AVomen’s Shoes $1.50 : —... , ... - tHk BEAUTIFUL PUMPS—TIES —STRAPS 9 c Full-Fashioned Full fashioned First Quality first Quality Wl ES' ® Outsize Silk Pure Silk Chardnnize Pure Silk AAA TO E WIDTHS. ALL SIZES INCLUDED. If g p U UJ* WW CJ WJ 1 WJf Ck ¥? X A shoe value that will be the talk of the town for weeks to come. Smart. |g||j| Xb4 El MtS n MSS BB MSS dressy, high grade shoes at only fraction their real worth. Black Chiffon or Chiffon or Dull Finish— Chiffon or \ and brown kids, patents and kid combinations, handtumed and flexible y2\X Service— Service— Stretchee Top— Service— • VH Hh. soles. A few imperfects included. Remarkable at $1.50 pair. Extra Clear— Picot Top— Medium W l.— All Colors— \1 /v S,ar ’ FirSt Fl °° r Long Wearing Ist Quality All Colors All Sizes \l * |:4 \ 79- 69:29! 395 J Irf. Star First Floor Star, First Floor Star, Urst 4 loor - nr I .r-i floor ! Sale Famous Make 1 Alarm Clocks | wtcipfiOATS Work Shirts EOB-f.lf!. feM O’COJTS E c SUITS | jl UU I i/ If \ J n".d better, of stitched. ir V r^ ra^ Wr | '// \ -Xj VLLV ■■■ ■Ul fine quality broadcloth, Clli JsKC. 'or blue chambray. FIRST I AXi j neat, plain colors and nov- QUALITY. T9c to $-.<.J PadK ALL SILK I■>ll II j K \1 H Men's $1.29 to $1.59 I Boys’ Corduroy Men's Auto Brand Zipper 1 acetates IV M ■■ . 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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

FEB. 16, 1934

DEATH CLAIMS CITY RESIDENT 1 OF U YEARS Mrs. Emma C. Shimp Came Here in 1890 From Missouri. Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Catherine Shimp, 86. of 1539 East Washington street, were to be held at 1:30 this afternoon in the Harry W. Moore funeral home. Burial was to be in Memorial Park cemetery. Mrs. Shimp died at her home Tuesday night. She was born in West Virginia, and moved with her family by steamboat and covered wagon to Missouri when she was a small child. She came to Indianapolis shortly i fter 1890. Surviving her are her five children, Miss Florida Shimp, Mrs. William Jackson. Mrs. Mollie Kettering. Mrs. Jessie Schober and Joseph Shimp. all of Indianapolis. City Resident’s Mother Dies Mrs. Elizabeth Akin, mother of W. S. Akin. 321 North Drexel street, died yesterday at her home in Marion. She formerly lived in Bloomington. Surviving are the son, a daugher, Mrs. Rex George, Marion, and the widower, W. B. Akin. Funeral services will be held in Marion tomorrow’ afternoon. Mrs. Anna E. Bortlein Succumbs Funeral services for Mrs. Anna E. 3ortlein, 58, of 1151 Kentucky avenue, will be held at 10 tomorrow in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Inez Thompson, 3536 East Tenth street. Mrs. Bortlein died at her daughter's home Wednesday, after an illness of one year. Surviving her are the widower, John Bortlein; two daughters, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Emma Whittington. both of Indianapolis; tw’o sons, Charles Woods, Indianapolis, and Morris Franklin, Fillmore; a sister, Mrs. Alice Beasley. Indianapolis, and a brother, John McCoy, Fillmore. Woodruff Place Resident Dies Final services for Mrs. loma C. Haldeman, 61. 940 Middle drive, Woodruff place, were to be held at 3 this afternoon in the Harry W. i Moore funeral home. Burial was to i be in Crown Hill cemetery. Mrs. Haldeman died Wednesday I in her home, where she had been j ill several months, she was born in I Southport and had lived in Indian- ! apolis almost all of her life. She j was a member of the Emerson Ave- ! nue Baptist church. Surviving her are a son, Herman Haldeman; tw r o daughters, Miss I Kathryn Haldeman and Mrs. Eloa- | nor Wiley, all of Indianapolis; her i mother, Mrs. J. D. Smith, Chili- ! cothe, O.; a brother,’ John Smith, | Winterhaven. Fla.; and two sisters, ; Mrs. A. D. Wright, Chilicothe, and Mrs. Jesse Monroe, Indianapolis. Former Hotel Chef Passes Funeral services for Granville Nickens, 69, of 424 North California t street, w’ill be held at 10 tomorrow j in the Harrison and Morgan funeral home. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Mr. Nickens had been a resident of Indianapolis thirty-five years. He formerly had been a cook in several downtown hotels. He died Tuesday in his home, following a long illness. Inhales Gas; Succumbs Funeral services for Mrs. Kath- ! ernie Egart, 50, of 2134 North Tal- | bott street, will be held tomorrow | morning in Peoria, 111. Mrs. Egart j was found dead in her apartment j yesterday. She had inhaled gas from a stove. Surviving are the widower, Joseph C. Egart Sr : a son, Joseph C. Egart Jr.; a sister, Mrs. Stacia Moen, Seattle, Wash., and a brother, Edward Halligan, Peoria, 111. NAPOLEON MINIMIZED AS BIBLICAL MATERIAL Writ Measured Righteousness Only, Scientist Says. By United Prrim NEW YORK. Feb. 16. —The muchchronicled Napoleon Bonaparte wouldn’t have rated even a line in the Bible if he had lived in Biblical times, in the opinion of Dr. Nelson Glueck, professor of the Bible at Hebrew Union college, Cincinnati. Speaking at a dinner in his honor at the Harmonie Club, on the eve of his departure for an archaelogieal survey of Transjordania, Dr. Glueck pointed out that Bible mention was measured in terms of righteousness and not by military achievement. Suffers Injuries in Plunge Georgia Gillespie, 22, Negro, 721 North Senate avenue, suffered a fractured jaw, injured kneecaps and severe body bruises early today when, according to police, she jumped out of the second-story window at her home. She was taken to city hospital. Most Coughs Demand Creomulsion Don’t let them get a strangle hold. Fight germs quickly. Creomulsion combines 7 major helps in one. Powerful but harmless. Pleasant to take. No narcotics. Your own druggist is authorized to refund your money on the spot if your cough or cold is not relieved by Creomulsion.— Advertisement.

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