Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 196, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 October 1935 — Page 11

OCT. 25,1035

Store Open Saturday] spf^iAL! JtYtLi'i 9A M Till 9P M oi"“ \ Daily Store Hours: 9A. M.to 5:30 P. M. — ■ / Season’s Best Colors JBt Value Seiis^iion! nt’’ during this great sale, when we offer you a v a fIP A. IP C w ill enable you to save many dollars on all your Jbf and home. Watch the papers all next week for ” omen's $1 Value ' ’ SPECIALLY PRICED FOR HARVEST SALE IHOSIERYM Women's and Misses’ Regular $5.90 U VB MUtf , V 1 DRESSES- j ft i I>r : f M*'lhimnerten •and y,„ !l l,e thrilled to see such smart i, ‘W GLOVES 19c Rubbing OR LUX SOAP want for many fall and winter ac- ' 11 vities, in womens and misses ,-\7 hrpo-md lambskin and French W 4,1 a I W'-' s:/('s 11 to '>‘l. Special price tor J MM 'iVu7/i AJ t kid; tailored four-button style; k ai £ e No mail, phone or C. O. D. | ■a this sale. \Jj also novelty cuff effects. Sizes bottle, (0 \c | orders. Limited quantity to Cl id' K i a '<rir\ etc mJmJt ■““" W TUDCAn *' Italian Balm Lotion FUR JACKETS t/Yl Iffl QUILT PATCHES THREAD with Dispenser ;l it%jz oi#% 7c I MHri wMMMmm a§ 6fr 44c *** 47c ' : K lO &rss zIC * - - /or # V s prclal . g flj| 35 c value. “.‘.‘.TS"^. ' ‘ P “‘' Penser. both for 47c. S|,,r > so. oml 1- loor grej] \ iiqjjjf Star. First Floor Star, First Floor Star. First Floor IAItVIM SALE BARGAINS in Our Men’s & Boys’ Dept. Bogs Leatherette Sheeplined Harvest Sale! Boys'2-Pants BRAND NEW STYLES 'oats <?& SUITS Men’s aid Young Men’s oIUTm |||| '*>9s ifSk $C 95 mm SUITS- lift O'COATS-Bfl^^B * es ” ' Fancy cassimeres in /| CjP |B brown and gray. Special for iP? * V .'• \ Star, 1 "■'• I |o,, r. Star. First Floor J t\>l ( > 111 A ■ * -‘.it jj ® , 1 These shirts fit so neat at the collar. Plenty _ 08. 1 2C -i 7/' I ‘hrough the shoulders and the arms. || ||C SUITS 1 Sf= ~a W' ! w i Fashioned of an extra fine grade of broad- Sizes 34 to 46. fc / Y' J| cloth * Sorr ' nave the new fused no starch - / lmt\ fJ l' '"Tw -Jl collar. Men’s sizes 14 to 17. Thevre a real MW Wi IUrwAIJ. fleeces, polo cloth, hard twists, W mS 18 | )UV or i, c;9 c checks, solid colors, etc. Sizes 34 to 44. fJi<M. '*wm£i mK zVx&ZifyS. ''} ATC* Warm burly overcoats, plain colors. U %Ws'm£ r |P'tl Stl,r ' Flr#t Floor V/ \\J §\. Id* checks and novelty mixtures. Neat WB&%%£Wm fm MMr% - •- - - :-’l ->-. JPI ’u* SUITS* Work j I Men's 53.98 Value All-Wool jj ’f 7 SIOO 59c tfUW, Melton JACKETS f Mil I I y d-. ™ L Usually, you would pay $3.98 for 1 W tA&r" , Hpa ' T Weig w l, COtt ,° n trmei ?V S ’ for their good quality [ft|L , 0ng f *a or Short wi e !, ves ' , a ? e a, ? d , W Sr!? Sh,p ' 1 , cut ’ bine melton cloth, zipper style, two <0 S M M mmm ßl I 1 1 W length, fine slightly triple stitched seams of heavy kels sizes 36 to 46. A real MM KMIM J ? . "a<4 r,p^d. ment & 'Tte| harvest bargain.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

NAME TECH BAND HEAD Dorothy Gorman F.lerted President of Girls' Organization. Dorothy Gorman has been elected president of the Technical High School girls' band. Raymond Oster, director, announced today. Other officers are Mildred Young, vice president; Mary Louise Mitchell. treasurer and secretary, and Ruth McVev and Esther Okev. sergeant-at-arms. NEW DEAL BEGINS EMPLOYMENT DRIVE Must Hire 2.200.000. End Dole by Dec. 1. By United Press WASHINGTON, Oct. 25—The New Deal, determined to end direct relief Dec. 1, today began an employment drive reminiscent of CWA days. Administrator Harry L. Hopkins put 4.000.000 persons on Federal pay rolls within 10 days in November, 1933, and spent $1,000,000,000 doing it. Now, with $4,000,000,000 at his command, he must make work for 2.200,000 needy. His present task is more difficult despite his fatter pocketbook. Under CWA, he merely was stemming the tide of unemployment during the winter. His work projects were only temporary. Now, he must plan to keep a total of 3,500.000 employed for at least nine months. He promised the projects would be “useful."

DEE Leads again with .... 9gosi 6-DIAMOND BRIDAL PAIR Solid T be Largest White or Selection in Yellow QM&Sttf-- the City! Gold MU Mountings jjjgjj/ to Vourself COMPARE! T^p? 1H I Daringly Different 3-Diamond 1W ■ Engagement Ring and Gorgeous ill I 3-Diamond Wedding Ring Distinctive new mountings with t large center diamond and two I C\ si< ie diamonds. The wedding t D4 hand is carved to match with ] |yr IJUtk | I three brilliant diamonds of exL_- V ißff |W[ / ceptional beauty. See them tow / morrow! 4&A • Is BhtW3|M 4l! I OTrajffi

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STATE SENATOR OPPOSES SALES TAX PROPOSAL Claude Mcßride Expresses Stand in Letter to Realtors. “In spite of hell and high water. I never will vote for any sales tax,” Senator Claude B. Mcßride told Indiana Real Estate Association members in a letter to the organization today. The letter concerned a resolution passed by the association at its recent convention asking Gov. McNutt to call a special session of the legislature to pass tax laws. Mr. Mcßride also said he would not vote for the elimination of the emergency clause in the tax limitation, law. “until such time as the taxing municipalities of the state of Indiana have reduced their bonded indebtedness." Mr. Mcßride declares in his letter that he “would appreciate it very much if vou (Indiana Real Estate ; Association! would notify the Indiana Farm Bureau, Associated Retailers of Indiana, the Indiana Wholesalers Association, the Indiana League of Civic Associations, ... of my stand on this matter in order that I may not be annoyed by a lot of lobbyists who will waste < their time and consume my time to , no avail or benefit to themselves or me.”