Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 44, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 May 1936 — Page 11

MAY 1, 1036.

I [HDAY But You Get the Presents MfVyiTyfc of REAL VALUES for Our Great I BUY ON OUR 10-PAY PLAN |i Thousands are taking advantage of the “Star Store’s” convenient 10-PAY PLAN AND THE I JH| SENSATIONAL VALUES THAT ARE BEING OFFERED FOR OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE! YOU CAN TOO! Select your needs, a small down payment enables you to procure your purchase, then you have ten weeks to pay. Use this practical, convenient way to buy. — - ~ i IH n ■ nn - 1 Tr -----T-TTrrTnTnimnimii™ II rrwnwfirrrnm iin i—w h mmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmtmwmtmmmimMmm. or Ur Anniversar y •• • Stunning mb wf New Hats IxM Iv Misses' and mm 1 _ / ■■- New Straw, ... || H v• ■ HfeJFootwear U#| c A A 9999 Oxfords and Straps iJW F.aturin* F.IU in Whit. _TB ■Hi DO 4 R 7 WT j | | f thrilling ODllectionjjf rcaUy heautllul hals at a enables you to 9k Just the type footwear for f A Group of Wide Brim Straws and Crepes fIR to take advan- growing feet .. . dressy and $ I *95 dhd 52.95 VdIUOS $1,33 I s ”" =H“ MEN! You Just Can't Beat 9jp| j I , BU ‘ ’““TmT $17.95 AND $19.95 SPRING iM ftRY SPECIAL Pre-Shrunk $1.19 i£M | i _ - - - __ 1< fterc,Tr S§\ CIIITQ mwm Ic\f f SLIPS ww I I w ||tx/#H BEI I I t'cn-H'eape, Satin Finish TYPES FOR YEAR AROUND WEAR H If. Ipi JB _ // V*ll - BUY YOUR NEW j| JB| #9 #9 ii~f| f§| \ H I \|] }4 c 4jl =|*|2 H I|l 1 v and stralght tops> lace trim ° r i 1m Mc/i’s and Young Men’s Sizes jf • BCconcteof / | {■] tailored. No-rip seams, colors of j|7% |M A manufacturer of high grade suits co- gSg&i^l ■ k tin no |j Y tea rose or white, sizes 34 to 44. jl |VI operated with us for this Anniversary T' T "’W * juaiity. yy z*so pure silk slips at this low price. Sale, that s are able to^ offer you 9 Women's Silk Hose Women's Cotton Slips worsteds, Liored to’m perfectly, ah K j ■re silk, chiffon, third gradings am Built up shoulder, white, V- 1 1 Sizes. * If'' It' BIBMI I 30c quality, new shades. Sizes T ' v BK ptoioii pa.r. IJ{ straight top. sizes 34 to 44 M f T Another Anniversary Special— $ wKBB in lot. ■ M '' Mill ■ young men of 11 to 19 are. 999 f%r U 5 Ji vl 1-8- - H a■■ nBBi A B B fMmim B9H We assure you, they’ll like A M Mjl -V j ■SB M = I?® ISef■ B iC $ fl B B B MlgMmlS AHiB these suits. All-wool, fancy A n V%# I•; ffl If" 1 ' N 'll 1; m : . B B B B sBBB mixtures, dark, medium and ■jA Jh-j ifA; I. sjjk m.f %g W fl B I w IMIMa light patterns. Broken lots ■ I|K? HBi BfflS Pli* I'T mmmm °f $ 9 - 95 &nd si2&& vaiues - 9 & j || | : -V j Y81: 1 | Extra Lengths i]| f!]| ;j|| Extr * Width • ■II Mens Fine Summer Weight Anniversary Special , Men’s Dress , IIN Newest Colors . . . 9 (J B B B ■ PMI I'iSrC.:: v I Shirts-Shorts SHIRTS i CHOICE OF: M Pfam ams Fancies. '' *^ e * * 11/:l 1 /: yards. Panel Wch H.M n and l^iw o ® l a wh,le summ * r ’* |H!M rS| R ”m * l ' A yds ' Pf ’ | J fancy s " tub ftXtooaf shirt valuc that *>"’* ■Uc*.iumwith 1 4 "FRUIT OF LOOM" Speci t„.... ■ A colored border. T J w—^^mmmmmm^mma^^mmm^mma bm Bst quality. Special. Ea. §CI | Men! Famous C . B . Cones Work i Men's and Young Men's Dress rsaf-pRINTS SHIRTS Oxfords 2fc C grade hr Yd' (Rq Regular 19c and 25c Grades R *f „ L^“ e C AA ■ V b All First Quality 2S “I A “J. 2 □ Pr. 1/ Part Linen Unbleached Crash C ’"•J) ““f ' e “ th C ■ TOWELING 1J C Yd. O C S?iß B& 1 0 "r <> <*. wp. SLIJSr .??*£! y|HHR gßLra w"jT CheCkS * nd noveltles ' 210 20-yari lengths! 1 0 * price, blue nhamhray. iJfcl 1 *Tc of filling. |9 Hundreds of patterns to choose from. All tub Puli cut. coat style, triple [f % Jjflr „ , p€r ] ■■■ | for sheets, quilt Q stUched seams. Sizes 14 :

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The Marlon County 4H Club is to be represented at the 4H Club roundup at Purdue University May 6 to 8 by 16 boys and girls. They are to be contestants in eight events. Geraldine Swartz, 16, of 7000 E. Washing-ton-st (above), is entered in the canning judging contest. ' 9999 /W\ Fine 9x12 Ft. RUGS 9x12 Axmi nst e r s.<| M W ■ CA Late pat-J> M#l terns, good quality. 9x12 Seamless Axmin-. 0\ 25 p o :;:s37^o terns. %0 StM ~ Open Tonite 7 to 9 o’clock Saturday Nite Until 9

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CITY’S 5-YEAR FIRE LOSS SET AT $2303,623 Annual Damage Ranges From $382,343 to $525,569, Report Shows. Gross fire loss for Indianapolis for the last five years is $2,203,623, the report on Indianapolis released today by the National Board of Fire i Underwriters shows. The annual loss ranged from $382,343 in 1933 to $525,569 in 1931. The number of fires per year varied from 613 in 1935 to 1142 in j 1932. The number of fires per 1000 population, based on an average population of 365.000 was 2.63, a low average, the report says; the averi age loss per fire was $459, an average figure, and the average annual loss per capita was $1.20, a very low i figure. j The report stresses the following i recommendations: Makes Recommendations ; All four-inch mains used for hydrant supply should be replaced j within five years, dead ends eliminated wherever practicable, largo mains cross-connected to distribuI tors at frequent intervals, and long ! lines of pipe cross-connected so that eventually not more than one hydrant will be on a six-inch main between intersecting lines and not more than two hydrants on an eight-inch main between intersecting lines. Civil service regulations should bo adopted to provide tenure of offico protection for all members of tho fire department, with removal only after trial on charges, and with suitable provisions for appointment and promotion. Modern, manual fire alarm headquarters equipment should be provided, with adequate capacity to provide proper fire alarm service for the entire city. More Boxes Advised Additional fire alarm boxes should be installed so that a box shall be visible from and within 500 feet of every building in mercani tile and manufacturing sections, and elsewhere within 800 feet of i every valuable group of buildings. Fire alarm circuits should be placed underground in duct systems as far as. practicable, using rub-ber-insulated copper wire in lead | sheathing. Owners of existing defectively I constructed buildings, which are so located as to form conflagration areas, should be required to protect suitably floor, party wall and exposed window openings. Automatic sprinklers, with outside Siamese hose connections and the controlling valve near the main in the street should be required in all buildings which, by reason of their size, construction or occupancy, might act as conflagration breeders.