Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 2, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 March 1936 — Page 11

MARCH 13,1936.

NG & EASTER SALE! Be (jay About Your New I New Spring Styles — Women's EASTER BONNET | BLOUSES Homburgs I g ; " lllllm \ New Sailors JL B \ / yOt Vq/i i Q(S / / Margot Bnnns X| • |fjM A *vi] / S°]SJ Wh of f / 41 Z" 3, H new suit. Choice ,if| I ft, Jtl I ' 0 fKo j/ O I jn\/ ■' I ;A ■ ' Jin the new spring hats vou white and pastels, I Ca “ I V 1 0 ! I - A few -/ MWhHWtT i /3SlW3Pfcw!S®') I 7 n £ //r * I - /in felts. Also attractive 42 to 46 sizes included. I ~ C °Of \f n I v A / straws, many floral trims star ’ * ,rrt >loor ’ *,S ■■ ,i \ JKy u „ \ / VO (J V v /\ / are worn. These are our M M m /W%KyV V I r <0 tnU ' WQ I v* .\ la s r ir,’!: 9s Vl “ u "' “ P New Spring Purses /ATu\ °f the / ° ke o dvcrn^ 9 / ’ / * ... s™. ti... " “and "small 1 shapS soml ■■ p liPlHfipAl 1/ fhof - doy gp. ?9 e / SPKING STRAWS AND FELTS 88c ~H “5 s<= Wml borrow be >9 effort 5 / ogg"0 gg " 1 . / spring Q „ d f Choose y Q ed / Lection in Spring djms£> The New Spring Fashions / es e sp ec / Q ° s^er heeds o/” / r 'ce S ' / Surfs DRESSES 9rUf^ r OUR SELECTION ! Women’s and Misses’Sizes LUX OR LIFEBUOY SOAP *AY PLAN Including Values Up to $5.90 quantities.' 6 the ” eht l ° hmlt S 25C 1 .CHILD’S PURE STLKANKLETS . ms \ y h 1 Made to sell regularly at 49c pair. Sizes 4 to 9VO Fine 7 F Plenty of Navy— ■ “venty gauge, pure W in white and pastels. *■** 10 Colorful Panels— V JBwU , O. N. T. THREAD, 6 FOR • #fyff \ Colorful Prints— • new 4°o-yird ’■Hgßf _ \ Dainty Sheers— gTrLS’ NEW SPRING SKIRTS 1 | All-w'ool. in plaids and plain colors. Kick pleats and nov-^wtf ~ I t'tNT, Second Floor. H I puAipr 0 r GIRLS’ TUB FAST FROCKS 55c, 2 FOR Tilfefly a • OrlUlCt r ” Bright colored prints for school and general wear, newest <j. g SUITS DRFSSES— spring styles, neatly trimmed, Sizes Ito 3,3 to 6%, 7to 16. | 13 STREEi DRESSES— MEN’S WBT m AFTERNOON DRESSES— They look like regular topcoats. Fancy mixtures. qq - - ■ i |P§T V tV. black leatherettes. Sizes 36 to 46. / ,573 I WBmSS iSi Sizes 14 to 20 38 to 52 star, First Floor. Mm / Spring Coats i§BSr Jll men’s shirts and shorts ■ i# II ||ifl!p ? a Shirts of fine combed cotton yarn. Shorts of fancy pat- h tyles- I* Mi Women’s and Misses’Swagger Suits tembroadcloth ' 55c - IVC Di coals # ft I Another specially priced group, smart suits in _ _ C. B. CONES WORK SHIRTS o-lA. lilhoL ~ M j rich tweeds, and plaids, in grey, tan and light S M .94 1 Union Made. Frst quality. Full cut. Sizer. 14 to pa M j r ’> ■ ; M blue. Sizes 14 to 20. * 17. Blue or gray chambray. Triple stitched seams. kQ* LJ S ‘“ r ' Sp, ' ond F,nor ’ ’ * s,ar ’ First F,oor - *rJW W r|r% J j RECORD-BREAKING VALUES Jt V s Suits and Topcoats JfedSfL) |'T® BUY NOW ON OUR TEN-PAY PLAN --- oo $9.95 Value 2-Trouser PREP SUITS |Bj WTBfTB Birrs in to 16. Col- \ BW SB i The type suite young men of 10 to IS years are wearing, season's best rotors. mtm a ors 11 1 spring shades. \ w °°t fancy mixtures and sports models. All perfect fitting garments to 95 jA‘^J i i , cnnd Floor Men! Soft Collar Comfort — I /| The New Styles in Men's *- - • . With Starched Collar Smartness fjf m ■ ■ m k/NkJ .„ e a-.- ..m is Me! SPRING HATS >O M LOTS UI W% T Wkie or narr ° w Wall Paper Ia WW^JZ QR and s“| .59 Q4c ™ 6 ROLL u%l C rdsof border \3 "l 1 Men s Sprina Weieht mbed A boat of attractive new Spring patterns to '• V ' v\s& llk I I XI 111 mm choose from, enough paper to cover a'-er- 'U\.<aU v Vy- u\ 1 1 |\l Isl |\l B B ge size room. All papers are sunfast With the no starch, HO CUrl, no J.v v v *yV'A' X / W ■ W W Ilk# 1 ; wrinkle and no wilt collar. Extra Correct weight for now \ Room Lots Plastic Paper ne broadcloth dress shirts in a summer wear. Regu- i io Roils of sidewall - 'wide variety of neat tub fast pat- l ar values. Fine ■ ■| B ||fM u™ tun c Ut , . J Zi. s f J 1 \By‘.y S , rp? t '!S , ;;“ I L'JltMlipm Sizes 14 tol7. Sizes 36 to 46. ■ \f •MSv'a WIAVVLLyWWNMMIIiSW (•■•. n..i nw. Vt m.r. rir.i rt..,. ™

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David Cook

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EUROPEAN WAR UNLIKELY NOW. BRITON CLAIMS It Will Come Within Few Years, However, Traveler Says. David Cook, traveling secretary' of : the Intercollegiate Council, who | spoke at Earlham College today on I the "Campus in Wartime” does not believe an immediate war in Europe I is likely. Germany is not ready now, he said, but war in Europe is to be expected within a few years. Germany and Russia may be the warring nations, in his opinion. Mr. Cook's talk today concludes a series of speeches in Indiana. A native of London. England, and educated at Cheltenham College and Columbia University, Mr. Cook is a student of international affairs and has a particular interest in the economic aspects of war. The objectives of the Intercollegiate Council. Mr. Cook said, are to provide American students with intellectual leadership and educational material, to arouse their social and political consciousness and to develop better qualified leaders for American public life. The Council is strictly non-partisan, he stated. Mr. Cook already has spoken at Indiana Central College, De Pauw I University and Franklin College and | is to continue his speaking tour in Michigan. Woman's Relief Corps to Meet The George H. Thornes Woman’s Relief Corps is to meet Monday at 1 at 512 N. Illinois-st for a business session which is to be followed by a card party.