Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 66, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 July 1934 — Page 7

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A . Birthday Sale! Birthday Sale! Birthday Sale! Birthday Sale! Birthday Sale! / Birthday Sale. / Birthday Sale! I Lifebuoy or Lux Boys’ W ash Women’s White Flpptrip Kiddies’ Steel / OrSFICfC I Eastman Kodak I Soap Pants Gloves c-j Wagon I Slices, Lb. I Films I i 57c SBc r 49c 98° Is $ 1 j ■ O/ L "M. C Cool, smart gloves for youc port of your culinary equip- Here's fun and healthy | clou. "Hot Weather" Candy I 01.35 worth of the finest / IM . j c , .. O np.s e.e.v Long- vacation for sports, for busi- u hin rream net e S lun ana neaiun I you can buy. Freshly made I Venchrome films—Eight Ex- I mail or" p "or/* orders can UaMT^Scmorkmwhit* ness and afternoons. White —it beats eggs exercise for kiddies. I-a fine candy for the kid- I posures Sell regularly at I b. ..ken, Ym.t STSS tS n“ A T.m and mesh with wide cuff,. You _ m „e, dress,mr Disc wheels rubber I | |7c ro,h NO . IM , NO, U a- | * customer others can flfford several pairs at Guaranteed one vear. tires, steel body. I P? unds to sel j Saturda y at I Eight Exposures. 4 Rolls. SI. I ' -nnt Floor. ' -first Floor. thin low J | -Basement. | j '° C Floor. | I Floor. f Open Saturday Till 9 PM. • t I . i T'l .. Store #7O/ Gtof Free Lessons! w^^Sm pme Insulated Gas Range $59.95 sewing Machine T^SX e iZn n J Marveiou, Value at Thi. Price i uv Carnival-Don’t Miss It! IMtI ■v- ■ iat Beautifully designed to serve the needs iK /I U /Jj %T/ / 1 1 J / H • pj§ EmXSs&aSaSESSSS9& of the most exacting housewife at a / ■ W ;Z, B„ , - - f l .-;:/.-, **m*r*>: ' ’-I'v fl small cost. The equal of any other ■’■'"fiy W| Zy t I II tree buses and plenty of ftee parking space. r U .l’ * mfe' J $49.50 range we have seen. JL. Jkmtß 1 i ~,, <7 . . _, . The entire store will be a carnival of bar--1 1 wj| Save Ten Dollars During This Sale: -ains Saturday Don’t miss the World's Fair |||, *^pj| _v Sote Ihe Outstanding Features fe w Wto In fact you're getting Lifetime Efficiency at , ,• _ e n.. r<_„ a! a ** vW C 2 ‘ 4*ri close to half the price usually asked for Movie—a 5-reel dramatization of the CenRockwool Insulation. u* Modern Heat Control. w a w^^ J 'Z>ll§isEK-r such a fine machine. Rotary type, smooth, turv of Progress Four shows Saturday—lo mjfT m. I *?■'?'’T£ "f ■ Full Porcelain Enameled. Patrol Flash Top Lighter. ft f rapid action. Veneered walnut cabinet. . ' * „ „ l u, fl BR, VjL. Oven Heavy Gauge Steel. v* Porcelain Enameled Oven. Latest model. Guaranteed. H a - 2t03 p. 111., and t\\o SIIOWS 111 tile nm ■F* y iPi ' Ju. Safetv Pull-Out Oven Racks, Porcelain Enameled Broiler. f ~ Free lessons to each purchaser of one of evening 7to9P. m. fll ft. Two Pull-Out Utility Drawers, v* Oven Size 16x13x18 Inches. g 3 these fine, new machines. "*y iano Hinged Lift Cover Over Cooking Top. . H,mUtc*in*. Yard *r „ Store Open Saturday Till 9P. M.! If Jl 9 Down, $5 Monthly r Round Top Burners Concentrate 1-3 More Cooking Heat. Down—Monthly Thread furnished OC J .Small carrying charge —Sears, Basement. Small carrying charge —Sears, Second Floor. '' ' Only at Sears Will You Find Values Like This! Beautifully High Lighted—An Outstanding Value! ivenport Suite “Honor Bilt” Bedroom Suite “Honor Bilt” Bedroom Suite * * _ Ordinarily This Suite Would Sell at $59.50 /ft M a A suite of unusual beauty and charm. “Honor /ft > m* ntc! a pj< Three itieces —full size bed, chest of drawers and -djjt jrftt thioughout, haidwood constiuction, beauti- Ml l suite M your choice of dresser or vanity. Selected kiln-dried fully grained. Harmonizing maple overlays lend rod, ail N' hardwood, beautifully grained. Five-ply veneered in M W an added charm to one of the finest bedroom suites Jr Smart- W M rich American walnut. One of the many outstand- , we have seen at the price. Actually worth $79.50. _ mm n / l cusii- ing values of this sale. Built especially for Sears. M Down—ss Monthly rhnire of vnnitv nr dresspr V Down—s 6 Monthly . f the U Down—ss Monthly Free delivery. Small Carrying Charge Choice ot vanity or diesser. Small Carrying Charge :ti-v. Small Carrying Charge ■ —Sears, Second Floor. * —Sears, Second Floor. | —Sears, Second Floor. J ii iii ■■■■■! - ———-—■ —- mm ' j• r 1 J # Here Is One of the Greatest Rug Buying Opportunities in Many Months! Beautiful Orand riano Exclusively^ Patterned, Seamless Rugs You'll be suqirised *t how closely these reumble the exOn Easu Terms lasting service. Deep, soft texture with inwoven sheen ta'p^r! U m*cSj!S^ r first quality rugs that will giw years of satisfactory ■ ■ *a ** Run sized bronze plates. N Imi f ess Rugs. Beautifully patterned in Q Q"V c Jk> 1' roehlmann copper plated steel Soarg pyelngivo rlogio-nc Sizes 9x12 feet. Our /, /\ '^ * ii nss With fUII Copper WoUnd fines t $29.95 rugs—During this sale only, $22.95. md Ld g I Genuine ivory keys such as you’d expect Ihe lacquer finish prevents checking. $41.95 Fenwick Rugs, $34.95 A Good Ru S Pad Makes Your , . ,j - - , Save $7.00 on these extra fine rugs, extra heavy, seamless Axminster— Rll£ \vGa.F 1 PfIFS T > Bradbury is equipped with Thayer piano action and is noted for perfect sears Exclusive Patterns. • n expression. Here is a wonderful opportunity to sec ur e a very fine . The Cost Is Little—Sow \-and piano at half the original price-at terms and payments surprisingly $49.95 Axminster RugS, $39.95 ... £kv. See it! Hear it! Tiy it V ourself! —Sears. Second Floor. Imagine choosing our heaviest Axminster at such a low price. 9x12 size. Jt/jffirK-/.-' S / Fringed ends and seamless. Beautiful Exclusive Patterns—Oriental Luxury. , , ret Fnef rnln*. 4 MOTH PROOF! Sturdy jute Rugs Sold on Easy Payments! Knp’- nvnrract pHtro- \Knnt Kitchen Chair Kitchen Stool (retonne orm °r' _,small do '' npaym ' nt_B!,lan “ n-inch thick. Made'only I 79c 1 79c m 19?. wji fa 14 * mooth sanded, ff jft pictured. Enam- ft,* ,Wide range of ZZZ. W&® ”oor Entire Store Open Saturday Till 9 P. M. Free Movie!

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THREE BILLION TREES TO FIGHT U, S^EROSION Defense Against Elements Will Go From Canada to Panhandle. R;j United Prrt WASHINGTON, July 21.—Jason raised an army from dragon's teeth. The United States will raise one, 3.500,000,000 strong, from tree seedlings. It will stretch from the Canadian border to the Texas Panhandle, standing guard against new raids by drought and erosion which threaten to turn the American middlewest into another Sahara. Approximately 20.000.000 acres, of which 1.820.000 will be planted to trees, would be benefUted directly, the forest service estimates. Beginning in Cavalier county, just over the Canadian line in i North Dakota, this forest .shelter belt will march southward through the Dakotas, Nebraska, Kansas and Oklahoma, into Childress and Hall counties in the Texas Panhandle. It will be 100 miles wide and about 1,300 long. To Cost $75,000,000 President Roosevelt released $15,000,000 of $475,000,000 drought relief fund to start the project which, it is estimated, eventually will cost $75,000,000. Henry A. Wallace, secretary of agriculture has $10,000,000 available for immediate use. The project is another of the conservation and reforestation programs dear to the Presidents heart. It will require the services of the Civilian Conservation Corps, first of Mr. Roosevelt’s far-reach-ing devices to restore the United States’ rich timber resources. Windbreaks, running north and south, will be planted a mile apart, making approximately 100 parallel windbreaks to each 100mile belt. Each would be about 100 yards wide, covering fourteen acres of every square mile. The western border of the protection zone will follow the line of eighteen inches annual rainfall. Foresters said that to plant in regions of less precipitation would mean probable loss of the trees. Soil to Be Held in Place “This will be the largest ptoject ever undertaken in this country to modify climatic and other agricultural conditions in an area that now is harassed constantly by winds and drought,” F. A. Silcox, chief forester, said. “The great plains have been suffering acutely from prolonged drought. The economic and social consequences are extremely serious. The dust storm which recently blanketed the country from the Dakotas to the Atlantic seaboard is an ominous reminder of the incipient desert conditions in the great plains area. “Man can not change an fne lorces of weather, but he can modify his own surroundings. He can ameliorate the effects of weather on a large scale, just as he can around his own home. If the'surface velocity of the wind over a wide area can be broken and decreased even slightly, soil will be held in place, the moisture of the soil will be conserved, and havens of shelter will be created for man, beast and bird.” 10-Year Planting General headquarters for the ten to twelve-year undertaking will be set up almost immediately. Several field stations and a chain of twelve or thirteen nurseries to furnish, seedlings will start operations shortly thereafter. Eacli state directly affected by the shelter belt will have at least one nursery. Distribution probably will be as follows: Texas and Oklahoma, one each; Kansas and South Dakota, two each; Nebraska, two or three, and North Dakota, three or four. Only a limited amount of planting will be conducted this year. Large scale planting will be under way by 1936, forest service officials said. About 180,000 acres will be planted to trees annually for ten years.

ROCKEFELLER CENTER NOW SELF-SUPPORTING New Business Development Is 80 Per Cent Rented. NEW YORK, July 27—The six buildings standing in Rockefeller center, the great new business development in mid-Manhattan, are more than 80 per cent rented and are financially self-supporting, it was announced today. FACES GRAND JURY QUIZ Youth Alleged to Have Failed to Return “Borrowed” Saxophone. Charles Crane, 20, of 3044 Central avenue, charged with the theft of a saxophone from Orvid Jones, 920 East Market street, was held for the grand jury under a SI,OOO bond yesterday by Municipal Judge Dewey Myers. Crane is alleged to have “borrowed” the saxophone and then to have pawned it.

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