Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 46, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 May 1935 — Page 11

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■AR STORE PATRONS “3&*.i&w\ tow the Crowds! store Opeji I ~^j| w ■ J|| a ■ ■% a tncr Women's 51.29 Collen Women's 'll Summer You Get All th© Presents Table cioths BLOUSES PURSES |f. Shipment A Vp lo Sl-29 Women',Sample J9< '"£“ 69* ini tin Slnrinn Ml II fßßfegk, dSfM Usually sell for $2.49. Neat pat- Organdies, voiles. Jenny Lind; White, grey, red, beige, black, J It"'lf/ rif/rinjj n BE H Ms ygl terns. Wide grape borders and pre-shrunk, fast color, muslins. brown, etc. pouch: underarm BL *' A'V\ center. Hemmed all around; batiste, linene, pique; all styles, and top handle styles; simuv *** Jt ) fm 8 IfeirtßP cream color. Also 70x70 square all colors. Sizes 34 to 40. lated leathers. k ,JB? | toe cloths. (Stnr. First Floor Star, l ir>t Floor w bbwb ' ** B B —i inland Stouts n \\ Special Anniversary Price CnmMAtf Ua* A I- “ iS : summer Hats ).84 jS Qj s b ßß° H T S no’n nf i r I Never have we offered slip values like \ / Just hundreds of lovely new hats for now and sumM | 4 I eluded in the lot, choice of tailored or lace / mer wear, white predominating and featured in this P if M trimmed, bias cut, form fitting - . Some sac- / / Anniversary sale. Also pastels, navy, browns and II Jp |i torv seconds in lot. Sizes 36 to 44. Colors: black. All headsizes. fe # |J Flesh and tearose. • st nr . second Floor Star. Flrul Floor mure silks and acetates. m \ ■ aw " HMaa '■"" " ' ""' " r 11 ' " ™ ? T™ f ££*'m££ fe t i I Women's Rayon Undies HEW SUMMER HATS j NEW BETTER HATS U 1 lU C U 1 s|33 -?jS modelS- “sjt33 last. Star. Firsi Floor star Second Floor ™ I Slur, Second l loor [ jfice SAW'|/£jyj|£S; SHI gSfcJI SPECIAL / r UITS SN/>7‘M^ .00 ON (sJm± 47^*iS!V >iain co,ors and SAMPLC I V *|lg|i) iff COnTS I famtfacturers’ Surplus Stock—Bought From a Ari f i c y/i /r/4 Manufacturer Who Needed Cash—Sold to You I A brCdt bdle - 17.50 (MU 10.50 147' 50 ! s "r°Ml 5690 Northern Seal with Fitch Trim, double ca|.e collar, ■.- ~ ~~ 569.50 Northern Seal with Fitch Trim. Ripple collar. Boys' Knicker Men's $o M6ll S SuirtS 569.50 Northern Seal with Fitch Trim. Windblown collar. SUITS onrl Qhnrtc -559.50 Northern Seal. Plain black, some are bonded. <0 nft na'HCUd 3nfl oHOrtS MtSt Northern Seal with large Marmink Shawl collar. $69.50 Value. SO.ST , v Northern Seal trimmed with Ermine Tails; $59.50 Value. $79.50 Black Caraculs, smart collars. e/l“ All SzJin lot’ Look like topcoats. Fan- yam, 5 shortTo? R/^jH 579.50 Value. Brown Caraculs. Fancy casslmeres also 7pcl^^S'nlahTcoloS’ Cloth or new Hollywood Ks Y&m'WISU Near Seal with Fitch trim, collar and 5i..,., $79.50 Value. 5145.00 Caracul with Silver Fox Collar. c - B \f one * a " d “, Auto Mens Fine Dress - I ImIMRi $85.00 Russian L.opard Cats. Brand nort TRnI IQrpC M.' > HIRTS

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With a jury of “superior ability” requested by the prosecution, Joseph Leib Stcinmetz, above, prepared to stand trial in New York charged with killing his bride. Ruth, and Father Joseph J. Leonard. The victims were shot when found together in the priest's room. Mechanics to Give Supper A chicken supper and card party will be given by the Indianapolis Council 2. Junior Order United American Mechanics and Daughters of America, at the Knights of Pythias Hall, 119 E. Ohio-si, Tuesday. Minton on Valley Forge Program By Times Special WASHINGTON. May 3.—Upon invitation of Gov. Paul V. McNutt, Senator Sherman Minton will represent the state of Indiana on Indiana Day at Valley Forge memorial services, May 19.

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MISSISSIPPI ‘IN BLACK'-ALL DUE TO SALES LEVY State Treasurer's Report Shows Cash Balance of $4,447,656. By l'nitrti Press JACKSON. Miss.. May 3.—From the proverbial red of history, Mississippi's financial complexion has definitely turned black under the administration of Gov. Mike Conner, “father of the sales tax.” The state treasurer's report today showed a cash balance in general and special funds of $4 447.656. the heaviest cash balance in history—with no large outstanding debts. May 1 was the third anniversary of enactment of the 2 per cent re- | tail sales tax law. which officials ; credited with bringing the state from the financial doldrums. Gov. Conner announced the sales tax had yielded $9.140.219 in the three years. He said: “When this administration took office in 1932 we found state obligations amounting to more than $7,500.000 were in default, and $2,250,000 of notes and other millions of state bonds were coming due. There was no state credit, and there was but $1,326.27 in the genera*, fund. “Only through a sales tax could the situation be saved. It was made a law. Now, the credit of the state has been restored, state property taxes have been reduced 65 per cent and limited homesteads exempted from all state taxes; millions of dollars of bonds have been paid off. and the state has operated easily within its income.” He also pointed out that state governmental costs had been reduced through “application of sound and honest business methods.” “In my opinion,” he said, “there is no fairer tax than a sales levy.”