Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1936 — Page 11

'APRIL 24,1936

M But You Get the Presents! [|^jlSi *\ STORE OPEN SATURDAYS j| wnHn ■w****"* IKSa,HBB,HBBIIIBII ™ IIBH i DAYS STARTING SATURDAY! BUY— E D E E OK OUR rI\CC“ /mg event of ■■Hi 10-PAY PLAN __ A - , .-- i r: / have been *‘l J: ■.. | . I 4 raß| This plan is Store-widd and El - --•. ir \t/going to be MM ? h ° usa^ s ar ,? sho PP in 9 | he 1 TT ' n ‘ r > our buyers quality merchandise on the l III £ L. SuT j£ J ,|| • ■ J- oH|vWHHft HKIMBHIIf convenient 10-Pay Plan. Ap--111 IS in readiness. IHMMillißttil mffISBBM W&MSBE& HHP hHHKk _ men J nmen „ qualify HB HH H^ - dren a nd nee ds the Every woman visiting the Star Store .. _ jßKg&'-i MUmM home, all at dependable tomorrow will be given a lovely fresh '] ' G ‘ l>err,er ■ Wlmk EmHHBSHI " Star Stor e" !° w prices. You, cut flower. An Anniversary gift from •7 tor months to ■ * |H A T V v.l -7 too, can take advantage of +h "Star Store " ~, MMW maamm HHHm this easy buying method. ns lu e these! TOm& TSTANDING VALUE Hundreds of Stunning SPRING and SUMMER ua lity “Queensland” Seal W/Bfa n gpt Wfnm gpp 1,000 Pair— I COATS w£l&k DRESSES/yf^ r * s J ßin9less fUth Lower Than You Will Man * Were Made to SeU at $ 5 - 90 /H\J J £ at the Very Least • ft j£' C B * my nmmSEm. Jf A A f w I <H|n|i $ _ v *F •. W%# I Sizes sy 2 to 10/ 2 | ffVB ■ ii •#| a* gSwjl ■ j %/I f f jl * th* jHyHB |m, 5 |u Just the type dress you want for street, after- 1 hB B; '■ ||§ . j prints, high shades, pastels and washables, % H I If % M •n, rt w, lingerie trims, novelty trims, including many \ An Anniversary hosiery value that will ft # - t\ jacket frocks. When you see this outstanding \ be the talk of the town. Exceptional Tmm toat values that will be the talk off ■ you’ll want more than one YW VV^ fpll°coliar; matched! ■§ “IS ,-..„ .. - J -• SSfswS j|f tifully lined, women’s and misses’ W WOlflOH S StrillC| Klllt FrOCks djg # A Also included with this ff roup are 2 “ Piece style ’ skirt and blouse * in Pastel colors and £■7# X Flr#t rloor L&v ind marmink-trimmed northern seal. nMmj?. savy™*]!™* Uto 2 °’ ***** SP6dal f ° r Anniver ' 1 70 M Ml \ ® tar * ® Floor -I I sf*sn SALE! Taffeta ' ANNIVERSARY SALE! Dr. Hale's Famous $3.95 Men's and Young Men’s A*vf A I I■% A WHITE AND PASTEL Arch Cure Shoes OXFORDS xW vL I r !-_ - Purses , They Make Sick Feet WelL ah a i-j All Solid j§p% n i9 JKf $ 3- H|s4 c^90 c . A dressy, long wearing •Straight Tops \ 2 INITIALS FREE Corrective.shoes for tired, troublesome aching solid leather, in • Bias Cut Pouches—feet, and dressy looking too! 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Also gray \ | C W\#7w 171 JkWf C ° V ' rt r,™. |l| ’J Will Deliver JB. df^^RH • 7 jr> REGULAR $98.00 VALVE UU Min', Raincoats, in sizas 3* !• 46, t 35.00 values 32.00 Mens Work and Dress 2 beautiful pieces of furniture that will give years of P*f|o |S Mtn’s Work Pants in Practical' Dark Patterns. 34 to 46___890 JQ Y | 1 * ailp . re<l •tyfes, rich new colors to chooss* from! | f Min’s Blue Chambray Wt>rk Shirts, sizes 14 to 17 —39 c Fancy patterns, C 1 ° * Boys’ All-Wool Knicksr Suits, sizss 7to 14 —33.19 2SSSST4*: 0* $2.98 Book Trough End Table,, walnut finish $1.49 I B4jr' Fancy Broadcloth Dress Shirts, 69c valuts 55c ££’ aTtola ■ ■■C $3.95 Val. 3-Candle Bridge Lamp and Shade, complete . $2.98 HMon's Overalls and Jackets, each 78c 15c values. Spe- I SI.OO Ball Bearing Roller Skates for boys and gir s. . 79c Pr. II W rrn, %t'. r,r., r,JT' SI.OO Pie Oven, glass door (10c Delivery Charge 69c . Lmr. _ . stmr - Downstairs

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TAX DAYS FREQUENT California Manufacturers Figure Levies Due on 89 Days. By United rrcss SAN FRANCISCO, April 24.—The California Manufacturers’ Association has figured out there are 89 different tax days in California on which taxes fall due. This does not include the sales tax which is paid ■every day. % REPAIRING m Prompt Service on Guaranteed Watch and Clock Repairing. Gus Meister, Jeweler 24 Pembroke Areade 133 East Washington Street

KINNEY’S NEW OPENS SATURDAY April 25th A large selection of new Spring and Summer styles for men , women and children . Below are pictured only a few of the many outstanding values to be had on Opening Day! For the high school miss! / ok Nearly 4m pairs of NEW / AM sport oxfords In a com- TAjSjggSi; % Plel e ranco of styles and jn. BBBsB M sizes. White, tan, black C MndSa Sa Vo B?** or two-tone. ’ bHb a real vall, e! These ladies’ \\ arch support shoes are \ \A. available in many styles \ and sizes and heels. Broken sizes of our $2.98 m and $3.98 line ranging from 4 to 9 and AAA to EEE. FOR CHILDREN Sizes t | yc jsum OXFORDS • Black* SANDALS • Tan °° ies • White SENSATIONAL OFFER For MEN! Genuine Leather Sole Shoes WIDTHS a to e Goodyear Choose from any of our 53.30 or "$3.50 shoes—tomorrow only at $2.08! Black, brown or white. Men, take advantage of this one day- V; special! caimtrffß 138 EAST WASHINGTON ST.

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OPEN CAMPAIGN TO RAISE FUNDS FOR CATHEDRAL

The Rt. Rev. Noll Explains Plans for Facade, Mosaic Dome. With the opening of a campaign to raise SIOO,OOO for remodeling S3. Peter and Paul Cathedral, plans for the construction of an elaborate Roman classic facade, to replace the present one built in 1904, took definite form today. The Rt. Rev. Raymond R. Noll, pastor of the Cathedral parish, announced the campaign is to close May 26. The new front will allow space for a baptistry, several new offices and Increased room in the choir loft. It was not until March of this year that plans were drafted and arrangements made to raise the necessary funds., Glass Dome Ordered A large glass mosaic dome, approximately 25 feet in diameter, with the figures of Christ with SS. Peter and Paul patterned in its multicolored glass, already has been ordered for the new sanctuary. In addition, the modifications in the interior are to include all new stained glass windows and a red marble carpet leading to the sanctuary and the dome. , The Rev. Noll said that work Is to be started on the front within the next 10 days. D. A- Bohlen & Sons, architects, drafted the plans. Moynahan & Carson Construction Cos. is to carry them out. One hundred and fifty members of the parish start the campaign field work today. # Several gifts already have been received. LABOR TO CELEBRATE Union Committee Announces Plans for May Day Observance. A joint committee comprised of members from the unions of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers, Radio Workers and American Federation of Hosiery Workers today announced plans for a May Day celebration May 1 at 168 W. 9th-st. The purpose of the meeting is to revive the traditions of May Day, and to promote unioni2ation of all Indianapolis labor.