Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 June 1936 — Page 14

LINDT

EMPLOYMEN THROUGH STATE

I. U. Bureau of Business Reveals Increase in Pay Rolls, Man Hours.

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By United Press BLOOMINGTON, Ind. June 22.— The fourth consecutive monthly ingrease in employment, pay rolls, and weekly man-hours in Indiana was recorded during May, the Indiana University Bureau of Business Research reported today. A decrease in non-manufacturing industries, particularly retail estabishments, was offset by the advance in manufacturing branches, the report indicated. “Local business reports from various sections of the state were almost uniformly encouraging in content and tone during may,” the bureau reported. “Retail trades and industrial lines held a very good level as indicated by the continued above normal position of the general business curve.

Slumps Are Noted

<“Sizable slumps in the building and livestock sales, along with several minor declines in automobile sales, automobile production, coal production and postoffice receipts, were responsible for bringing the general business curve 3 points lower than in April. “However, special notice should be taken of the further increases made in pig iron production and in steel making operations. These items are significant not only within Indiana, one of the leading production centers of the iron and steel industry, but also are considered indicative of general industrial] prospects for the immediate future.” The bureau also interpreted the pickup in electricity generation during the month as a reflection of strength in industrial situation. Manufacturing enterprises in the main made the best showing in respect to output and employment. ‘Back debits and newspaper advertising, both of which are suggestive of general business and retail trends, were higher than a month ago.

Building Permits Down

“The floor space of contracts awarded and the value of building permits declined in May as in April,” the bureau said. “Although this slackening has not yet made itself. felt in the form of a recession of building activity, it does forecast a slowing of activity in the next month or two unless the trend is sharply reversed in June. “In the agricultural sphere, farm! income was relatively good with the outlook for the coming year uncertain. The income from cattle and hog sales was declining but still was fairly high. Crop prospects, however, were not promising. The condition of major crops was considerably below normal with threats of more serious damage in many sections if unfavorable weather persisted. All fruit crops suffered‘ from the severe temperatures of the late winter months.” :

As his famed father did before him, Earl Beatty, Lord Borodale, shown below, will wed an American girl. ‘She is twice-married Mrs. Dorothy Sandes, above, and their engagement will be announced formally soon, the wedding to be in July, accerding to London dispatches. Young Beatty’s mother, wife of the late “Hero of ‘Jutland,” was Ethel, only daughter of Marshall Field, Chicago millionaire.

LOCAL TRIO HONORED

Named Officers by Associated Stenotypists of America. |

Mrs. Dorothy Rau, 315 Cecil-st, has been elected secretary of the Associated Stenotypists of America. Other Indianapolis persons named to posts at a recent meeting in Detroit were: Mrs. Majella Falls and Mrs. Chloris Steiger, directors. The new officers are to meet in Columbus, O., July 18.

ACCUSED WIDOW FREED

Vincennes Woman Found Not Guilty of Ex-Husban@’s Murder. Times Special VINCENNES, Ind. June 22.—MTrs. Mabel Cunningham was free today of the charge of murdering her divorced husband, Alexander Cunningham, A Knox County jury, after 16 hours of deliberation, yesterday

returned a verdict of not guilly.

Rural Utilities Approved

Articles of incorporation of Jay County and Noble County . Rural Electrification Membership Corporations have been approved by the Public Service Commission. :

PALM BEACH AND LINEN

SUITS

CLEANED AND PRESSED

Cash and Carry 3 Garments $1.59 6 Garments $3.05

Fur Coats Cleaned and Glazed

$2.59

(Additional Charge for Velvet Fur-Trimmed) Any Combination, Guaranteed Workmanship

OCCIDENTAL .

CLEANERS

312 Occidental Building

ELECTRIC Refrigerators

NO DOW

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PAYMENTS

With Your Old Ice Box AS LITTLE AS

$2 wo.

48 Months to Pay

Priced From $84.50 to $234.50

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old 2000 of These Shirts bys P.M.!

Tomorrow We Offer 1800 More of Them in a Big

Repeat Sale! Men's

action . selection of colors and patterns.

Quality Fabrics! Quality Tailoring! Mostly One-of-a-Kind Patterns! A Sale offering such a tremendous value as this demands immediate . . and we advise you to be here early . .. to get the best These shirts are regular $1.35 to

$1.65 values! Every shirt is dyed to insure fast color . . shirt is tailored to wear and to look smart on you, and launder -

$400

- EACH

. every

perfectly. Choice of collar styles. Sizes 14 to 17!

SHIRTS AND SHORTS

Fast color shorts with full cut seats and elastic side. 30: to 44. irregulars. Cotton knit in sizes 34 to 46. :

Sizes J The SHIRTS . are ‘9

6 for { MEN’S FANCY SOCKS

~ Sturdy, serviceable hose with double sole, heel and toe. Neat colorings and patterns. Sizes 10 to 12 in the group.

8 pr. $1.00

—Downstairs at Ayres.

Huge Savings for Capacity Days Only! |

SALE! 5000 Yards of oo

Wash Goods

This is the largest group of quality remnants we have ever offered at this price! Mostly short lengths from

1 to 215 yards. However, you'll find many long lengths

and some full bolts!

Print Crash Printed Print Muslin Percales

Print Sheer ret rgandy

Crash Print Voiles White Organdy

Print Dimities

White Pique C White Novelties White Voile White . Batiste

YARD

—Downstairs at Ayres.

Capacity Day B Orientals

At the Lowest Price We've Ever Offered!

Thie price is so low, you should be standing in line waiting for the door to open! Every }

~ blue and canary colors.

Savings

for BOYS *

Boys’ Sleeveless Wash Suits . 2 for $1.00

New styles in fast color washable suitings. Full belted style in sizes 5 to 10 years.

Boys' Cool Summer

* Knickers 2 for $1.00

Knit grip bottoms in crashes, twists and suitings. Full cut and well made, Sizes 6 to 15 years. .

Boys' Summer

Slacks 2 for $1.00 .

“Auto Brand” seersuckers. stripes ‘and woven checks. Full cut and well made. Sizes 10 to 18 years.

Boys' Sleeveless

Sweaters 2 for $1.C0

All-wool ‘‘Barrell” style sweaters in sHpoVer model. White.

canary blue. - Sizes for all.

Boys' Rayon Polo Shirts 2 for $1.00

New, cool and washable. - White,

medium and large sizes.

"Spiral Brand"

PAINT $1.09

Gal. Spiral Brand special mixed paint in choice of ivory, cream, buff, green, gray, brown and white. Spreads

easily and/ leaves no ' brush marks. While quantity lasts.

~Downstairs at Ayres.

Small,

pi, Men! A Whale i] of A Capacity Day Value!

Sale! Wash

SUITS

Fully Sanforized-Shrunk!

$3.39

A summer suit sale you can’t pass up! Choose from sports or plain back styles in black and whites, tan and whites or seersuckers. Sizes for men and young men of all builds! Plenty of large sizes 48 and 50.

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Craveneted. Tan, gray or white colors. Sizes 6% to T%.

Men's Summer Slacks. ........... .. $1.09

Sanforized and preshrunk in sizes 29 to 46. Checks, stripes, black and white, tan and white, black and tan nubs.

Men’s Straw Hats.

Sennit braids or Bankarus.

“Optimo or snap brim styles. Shapes for men. and young men. Sizes 6% to 7%. joing

LuxuryLovers! Tomorrow! |

Irregulars of

\\,2 ’7 3 “Martex or Ve

Point”

Sale Priced at

39s.

If first quality these towels would sell for 50 to 79¢! For Capacity Days we have a limited amount, just 461 towels + +. and they come in white with colored borders or in pastel colors. Good, generous sizes, 20x40 inches up to 26x52 inches. You pay only a fraction of their original worth . . . stock up tomorrow! ‘

—~Downstairs at Ayres.

Axminster

The Last Time They Were a Complete Sellout!

Sale "Zion"

Men's Panama Hats Naa = NS i

Bath T owels |

ace Panels |