Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1936 — Page 5

TUESDAY, SEPT. 1, 1936

FUNERAL RITES | STATE DEATHS

AUBURN-—Munson Baughman, 59. Sur- and Mrs. Ruby Craig: haif-brothers, ,Wini-

? : # | vivors: Widow, Ethel Mae children. Oscar, | ired, Warren and Clarence Barnes. Dorothy. Eugene and Mrs. BR. Gordon Nofl- MICHIGAN CITY—Mrs, Norma Edith : : . | singer; brothers, Edward, Syrus and Judd: | Rosenberg, 53. Survivors: Widower, Nate; on i rs. Lulu Pifer and Mrs. Blanche | son, Ralph: sisters, Mrs. Emil Kramer,

sisters, Frank. Mrs. Gussie. Yoak Estelle and Florence | |

: | . BOONVILLE Miss Gladys M. Abshire, | Sirause; brothers, Edgar and Arthur | 17, and Marvin Abshire, 15. Survivors: | Strause. : . Parents, Mr. and Mrs urtil Abshire: MEXICO Mrs. Eva Myers. 74. Surviv- 1 . : | brothers, Woodrow, Jay and Eugene; sis- (ors: Children, Mrs, Fannie Wary, Mrs. y J . | ters. Mrs. Evelyn Hodges, Lillian May and | Oda Clark. Worley. Lynn and Warren ' .

*hyllis June, Myers. - BOSWELL-—~James 1 mpbell. 80 MOROCCO—Donald Johnson, 28. farmer M

x : i i ” i : : . ~ M. A. Sellars to Be Buried | Sina*sny Shen. & Sere Hazel ana May. promers. Paui | SUrvey of Restricted Load

Ter { —Henry Met or urvivers: | and Newell . i = a: at Oaklandon After | widow” Kier Lp 02 is rerett MUNCIE—Mrs. Nancy Diidine, 79. Sur- Zones Is Made by | Commission.

HOOSIER ROADS |[ “iecac:s

Sheeting

4 Yds.

‘1.00

The standard in sheeting quality. 81 inches wide.

LAN NO CARRYING CHARGE

_— ” SE ree

Men's pre-shrunk ~ wash pants. Sizes 29 to 42.

Save Money—Save Energy By Buying at the Fair's Low Prices

Do all your shopping at the Fair. “Save Time” money and get the biggest values for your

ro mes Tate, Mrs. Leoretta | vivors: Widower, William; children, Audley, Li 2 | Barshman, 25 Jame Later Metz: si . | Mrs. Ava Rench and Mrs. Carl Johnson. Service Here. | Mrs. Jack Anderson, Mrs. Peter NEW CARLISLE—O. H. Massey, 82. Sur. : Mrs. Leonard Pruihier, Mrs. ET vivors: (Widow, Anna! children, Euclid, i Hn; rothers, Andrew, George, Arch, Edward, Joseph; Mrs. Ida - i les. Steukens, Mrs. Anna Atchison and Mrs.

MARSHALL ALLEN SELLARS| CALUMET CITY Paul Jones, 58. Bur- | Laura Crandall. The Indiana highway system fis | vivors: Widow and sons, Clarence D. and PERU-—John Grandstaff, 71. Survivors:

for 36 years fire mans } Sor Mingan Frank E.: JJisters, Mis oc iam g Raben- Widow: Sons, Orren, Waiter, Loval and | not adequate to meet the demands .. Who ied Sunday the | horst and Mrs. Johr cCarthy, DTOLDErs, | Chester; sister, Mrs.’ Stella Krisher. 5 Be Washington. is to be Walter and Prank. Robert Kirkwood, 43. Survivors: Widow; of motorists, J. T. Hallett, road enSh gi ’ s L ie . “ ’ re 1 chil 1 . roth- . x « 3E CITYVan E. Lundy. Sur- | children, John and Thelma Marie; broth-| _. in the I. O. O. F. Cemetery at Oak- SAMBEIDGE ane "daughter, Susanna | ers, Harvey, William, Henry, Rabe, the | 8ineer, said in a report filed today

Tr Now ' c srother, - H y Lundy; sisters} Rev. Charles and G. C. Kirkwood. sis-| i , - landon tomorrow following private Ye ruthet, Harpy FANCY 5. Theal | tere. Luey. Mrs. Frank Phelps and Mrs, with the State Highway Commis

services -in the Royster & ASKIN | Matthews. : { Prank Simpson. sion. : p ae ~ 3 elen Qchroeder, 77 PRINCETON —William M. McKenzie, 55. : Funeral Home at 10 a. m. He was Ss RLISLE_M:s. Helen © we Oe es. Survivors: Widow. Clyda; Tay Rob.’ The report was based on studies . Mr wi soedeck Mrs sephine Al- ert, James and enjamin; sister, Irs. : : EE lars w rn in Oaklan- MIS us Goed Sei A anh: Tony Kunkler: children, Ray Lloyd and | Of the state highway mileage on . Mr. Sellars was born in Oaklan- | br ht, J ph Caz] Dlired and Nel i] Mrs Noon Newton hich tricted : : 3 sister, Mrs. ila Aiprecnt, rotners, i MIS. vs ATL IW LL i don, but had spent most of his life "fc man Mengedont RICHMOND —Albert B. King. 50. Sur-| Which traffic was restricted to a in -Indianapolis. He, organized the| CpNTERVILLE “Mrs. Mary Beitzell,' 74 {yivors, Widow Ruth, children, Mrs. Ei- three-ton oad limit during the T 3 urviver: Brother iwin Reece | mar 1S, well, a S i i Kingan & Co. fire department. Ber- | Survivor: Brother _Fduin Rees | King: parents. Mr. and Mrs..C. P. King: | SPTINg months and the highways nard F. Lynch, Indianapolis Fire E rs. Nancy is, 14. Sir. | brothers. Howard and Everett King. : which were damaged during the = ” . . vivors yn, Mari 5 IS, MIL Mrs. Catherine Gausepohl, 77. Surviv- ri d to failure of base Prevention Bureau chief, said that nd Mrs. Anna Street . ors: Children, Mrs. Fred Bribker. Mrs. spring, due to Ia = . E 1 ilt n i Harry Bowing. lanche an r. od 2 i 53 Mr. Sellars had built the Kingan Widower. Johi n. Mrs. | Gausepohl: sister. Mary Stock. -Maps included with the report fire-fighting organization into one of | & . Mrs. Eimer Maley. Henry. | Mrs. Marie E. Gill, 39. Survivors: show these conditions present in all Joe. Rita Ann. Mary, Patricia. Thomas | sections of the state.

the best industrial fire departments and Charles ower, ; : hildren, Jack. . Jane, : and David Gill; mother. Mrs. Mary Gart- . i : During the spring months, 3966

in the country CONNERSVILLE : x yors: W ct 1 . ster Mrs kev "Mr. Sellars was a member of the Arnold : sisters hme BAG er, MS 5° AR Widlow. | oi f state high ; ted Third Christian Church, I. 0:0. F. = August Rehme. | y;.ry: “children, Mrs. Mildred Berg. Law- | 1I'€S Ol slate highways were poste ~ _ and the Kingan Old-Timers Club. Mrs. Sarah Jane Beckett. 49 rence, John and Russell Lady. with the three-ton limit to protect 2 LNe ! A- 111 3: fun, Mrs. oa A rane. sister. ROANOKE-—Miss Elizabeth De Long. ors: Widower. Irwin Suorvoree Brothors. Jeon and Bruce Tr (the surface.

~Burvivors are a daughter, Mrs. | Wiison: brother. Matt Davis : : . ; Fraudia Warner, Indianapolis, and! CROWN POINT Wilbur Dyer Hart, 53 # =z = | During the same period, approxit fetta Tuersll Su mately 1555 miles of highways were lect rrell, Sur-

a grandson, Lieut. Harry F. Sellars'| Survivors : : ar J Y IR—Ann ’ . : = rances 1ildren, Wi yer Jr SEYMOUR—Anna : Jr. Fort Snelling, Minneapolis, widow, Prante i Pais: t; | vivors: Sisters, Ruth, Ruby and Blanche found to have inadequate base iy i Tr oy Turrell; brothers, John M. and W. 8. Tur- | strenght to carry the traffic, Mr.

Minn. | on | : : MRS. LOU SADIE JOHNSON, | CUTIE Mrs. Edsth Florence Fors, 32. Yrs. Sardh R. Largent, 39. Survivors: | Hallet stated in his report. A ma-

: ; y PLO son and | 3 H. Largent; brothers, John, James A./| jori the highways having inLaurel, a former resident of Indi- | gard: sisters, Mrs. Ruth Clawson and | gopert 1, and William H. Russell; sisters. jority of b ne &y ne lis. d eo Mrs| Branch Looker. Mrs. T. D. Perry and Mrs. Elizabeth | adequate base strength were - anapolis, died yesterday in the home . | York } : h f her daughter Mrs. H W His 8 #2 =n { York. ed in the group which had been . of her daughter, Mrs. H. W. Britts, | Pil vid “Miller. Surviv- | o SHELBYVILLE_Thomas W. Tillison, 68. | posted B6 N. Chester-av. She was 72. Fu- |, PARLNGTOR D8 mrs. Edwin Miller: | Survivors: Widow, Millie: children, Mrs. * neral services are to be held at 2 | sister. Marv Edwina Miller: brothers, Fritz, [Ho Cabbler,, Mrs. Jalph Men taer Ls: Funds for highway purposes p.. m. Thursday in the daughter's 1 and Phillip : _~_ |'Tillison; = brothers. Joseph. Louis and Should not be decreased below what home. Burial is to be in Memorial DEC UR—Albert Shady, gt: a vivers: | Charles: ‘sister, Mrs. Sarah Walters. they have been for the last several +r % . ee \ | Widow, six children, twd brothers and two | . qHIRLEY—Paul Witt, 19. Survivors: | .. » Mr. Hallett luded. “and Park. | Sisters. RE 5. BaF s: Widow | Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles | Witt; Years x a ot aa y of ar ’ John R. Evans, 74. Survivors: y | sisters, Mrs. Nor urk Mrs! is i i measur ] ; a. : on = | Dora; children; Will D., Mrs. R. ick e : o ue 5 , aw ; 2 orce at. wearing points. © Mrs. Johnson was a member of | NE ge OE, |e: Wir Noman Burkhart, Jos Sowis|1 believe 1 WOuld Pe 3 Tneasure of forced at wearing point > the Englewood Christian Church | baum. Mrs. Robert Mann; brothers, | Hendricks; .brothers. Albert and Keith. economy to the p Eg , ) -B An shales and sizes. here. | and J. C.; sister, Mrs, James Smith. Charles Perkins, 58. Survivor: Widow, |amount of funds were made avail- aT | se ERHARE- William Repzy SUuble: i 2. able, because inadequate highways + A Thrilling and Powerful $ Day Sale ‘Wednesday you'll find thrilling . bar-

Survivors dre five sons, Claude, | survivors Sons. Walter M.. Jerry O. and a I George and Thomas, all of Indian- | Marion H: daughter, Mrs. Myrtle = B. | Survivors: Widen Maudie: Loo Oi Saran: | cost more than adequate roads.” gains all over the store:but a special bargain feast will be found in these

i Biddle; brother, Marion Rufus John, Paul, Jess and Mrs. Allie Turman; | pastel or white coats. Some are made

Every Day Finds Special Bargains at The Fair — But Tomorrow, a Special Bargain Feast—Every Department Participates in $ Day

Wednesday! A Sale That Can Not Be Duplicated

. SUMMER DRESSES &COATS

82, Survivor i and Mrs. Arnold hilip Braun Sr... Mrs.

Joseph

SurvivMrs. Rose

"RAYON TAFEETA

SLIPS

BEMBERG "RINGLESS"

HOSE | tr 5r1 | ‘1.00

Knee or long hose, rein- Also - broadcloth, lace or tailored, V or straight top. Sizes 34 to 52.

- 20 Vie 4 20 = 81 20 2 $1 30 = 8

Women's Outsize

apolis; Ralph of Connersville, and =" _: . | Jo! 1 . {" EVANSVILLE—Robert Eugene Richards |sister, Mrs. Laura Harris. ¥ Jesse of Laurel; five daughters; Mrs. | jr 30. Survivors: Widow, Oliva; children, | SULPHUR—Alvin Odid Eaton. 60) are KILLED IN PLANE CRASH 1 H., W. Britts, Mrs. Anna Winter | Ronald Eugene. Patricia Ann and Shirley | yivors: Nidow, Emmy: children, Mrs. | py United Press

an . 2 : : | Jane, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eugene | Mabel Wiséman, Mrs. Goldie Senn. Mrs. and Mrs. Thelma Britts of Indian- | Richards Sr.; sisters, Mrs. Marvin Stodge L | Melby King. Mrs. Annabelle Foster, Mat-| JOLIET, Ill, Sept. 1. — Cecil F. 3 FOR apelis, Mrs. Estella Belzer of Ar-| My s. Robert Suergner, Mrs. Melvin Smith, | tie, Alvin Jr.. Roosevelt and ‘Shelby [Eaton. Delasaux, 40, Chicago, was killed

: 3 Fine quality 3 it 3 | Mrs. Frank Milan and Mrs. Rolla Fergu-| r : 3 4 % . is . : cadia and Mrs. Maude Boone of | oh { Sur ON ers aay Clark Hamilton, 70. | 1. te yesterday when the small air- with white sanforized shrunk mate- lisle, reinforced, J |

1 il P! 1 rli ] ur- | : - 8 | d 3 x _ Laurel, and 44 grandchildren and 141 FLATROCR Bruce Spurlin. 68 Sur.| WABASH_Ed De Armond, 70. sur-|plane he was grooming for the Na- | AH rials. The dresses are solid color or smart, new * great-grandchildren. EP yoest iow, 'vaIgalel: Sons, Ke of ors Ne Davis: os tion Air Races crashed from 1000 Saks Dri rayon. Sizes 12 to 20— shades. Size 9% MRS. CARRIE RESSLER, Indian- FORT WAYNE—Erpest Bryan Nix, 36.1 LTON—John Davls, 93. Survivors: | . to 11. : lis resident for 58 “y s died | Survivors: Widow, Linnie: father, Charles. Widow, Nancy; daughter, Mrs. Harry Tritt. 16€l. apois resident I 95 years, ; Miss Martha Betty Downs. 15. Surviv- | yesterday in her home, 801 N. Ta- Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. goma-av, following an illness of 13| Donnes: sisters, Mary Eilen and Dorothy | seks. She was 78. Funeral services sale Long, 26. Survivors: Parents, Mr. weeks I va 8 2 { and Mrs. Ota Long: brother, Wayne; sisi

; BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ are to be ‘held at 2 p. m. Thursday | ter. Mrs. Thelma Furste | ADVANCE { and David: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levy | . i | ' knit unions. Size 4 ler came to Indianapolis in 1881. Brown: brother. Wayne Brown. CHILD’S ANKLETS

————— ——— y CHICAGO JEWELRY C0.’S : BOYS’ 7 HOSE : UNION SUITS A . Ne tt. hqol in the home. Burial is to be in| rs. Mabel Abbott, 531. Survivors: Wid- . x 3 OSE » EE $ Crown' Hill . i , William: children. Doris, Lois, Paul Frenc eg 5 ¢ +1 HOS WIE las Pr. : ii. : - 0 $ 1g. Born in Ripley County, Mrs. Ress. | Brown: sisiers, Mrs; sigrod sword. Xe r on 0) 1 == od for She -was a member of the Butler FORT WAYNE—Louis Bohne, 71. Sur- | y E61 Reformed Church. vivors: Children, Edna, Gertrude and WOMEN S U SUITS Lovely sport ankTight or loose knee. lets with elastic P $ Cotton knit unions. fo $ top Size 6 to Ir. Size 36 to 50. : Dr 7a:

| So : William: brothers, Henry and Fred. Survivors are ‘three sons, William, FRANKFORT—Mrs. Fae Read Thompson

1 } . Fred and Charles Ressler; two 46. Survivors: Widower, R: daughters, Mrs. Caroline Held and |W. Read: brothers, Ww. rd} a

ny ek . sy | J. Harold Read; sisters, Mrs. Glenn ny . \ Ss. z € : , | Dar Ln % ‘Mrs. Emma Beckman; a brother, | kill, Mrs. Mary Hayward, and Kathryn | 4 - : N

Willi B 1 d- 3x BOYS MEN'S 2 UNDIES—2 FOR 11a -umter, and seve - 1 Read 3 : : - children, all of Thomnapoli Br RY Thomas H. Cannon. 87. Sur- | JOCKEY SHORTS chomise & dancettes $

ALL SILK RINGLESS ALL-SILK

HOSE—3 for : : Knee or long hose, rea IM AAP IS SAY a Sano Moan : SE \ 29¢ POLO SHIRTS a 30g dic Shemise fancies inforced with lisle. Fall $ :-. } \ { H. Ware x) ; ’ hit 50 la ilored. Al hades. Sizes 8!2 to * ILLNESS BLAMED FOR |, ous sopen n,n ee > nt mane ol 5 tors} shorts. All sizes 3 8 Pr. +1 TT mee I Tis a ICKES’ SON’S SUICIDE BE ch po erin, ry Mois Sholtls. | aly % Shite. sees ; : » i* Mrs. Ann Yasosky, 64. | : of Back to : : By United Press | Widow, Sis 2s H. Meiselbar and | : BOYS’ 59¢ COVERALLS MEN’S 29¢ HOSE MTS . Ur. Mahalia. i

{ Henry Alexander Thoelen, 58. Survivors. | ; . “ - ® v CHICAGO, Sept. 1.—Long suffer-| M.S. C: a | . School Specials! ao pyle’ fn Won's. wmart new ing : { sOSHE! —James Richard! Seewald, 171. i 31 10. vear $ hose in outstanding $ ng from a nervous illness was| Survivors: Widow, Lillie; daughters, Mrs. sees 9 y for atterns. White and Pr.

blamed today for what police said | Anna Kilmer and Ellen Seewald. Gl Rl S' C “ ; : TS Wednesday only.

was the suicide of Wilmarth Ickes, | ? 7 = ® Huge Selections

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37, stepson of Secretary of the Inte- i o HUNTINGTON —Edgar L. Wickister, 63. |

: { Survivors: Widow, Nellie; children, Mrs. rior Harold L. Ickes, .| Anna Beaver and Claude Wickister: -sis- |

. 1 Ss. 8 rill p orl r 1 Sergt. Francis Déhoghue of. the} {5 Mis, Willem Ziegler, Mrs. Maude coroner's office said the Ickes’ fam-{ JONESBORO—Mrs. Mary Boles Hudson, | ly physician, Dr. Frank Blatchford, | i, Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mee, Joh told him Mr. Ickes had suffered | KOKOMO—Mrs. Laura A. Hite, 76. Surfrom severe migraine headaches for | vivors: Widower. -:C. W. Hite; sisters, Mrs. | 30 years : : 1 Bejtha Tivin and Mrs. Moltie McCormick. SO. : ack -W. ochenauer, 5.

BOYS’ 59¢c SHORTS MEN'S 29¢ ANKLETS

Boss Eogiish shorts, 3 Ine +1 Mews prate 20 $ BONELESS TU-WAY lets in all sizes. Pr. STRETCH GIRDLE

. COVERT HICKORY STRIPE - OVERALL PANTS

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Mother, Mrs. Margaret Gochenauer; sisters, All sizes and colors. Hart, Mrs. Eli Wethington, Elmer and / gm Men's Regular 59 By United Press { Yivors: Widower, Alonzo: children, Henry Mother's! . . . girls from 2 to 16 years MEN’S DRESS HOSE en S € u ar C A Boys’ sleeveless or rvivors: S t sd t ith hat a - : : : I oats, dress coats wi ats, muils day to the official Federal drought | Ruby and Charles: brothers, Mose and Port coals

8 . 3 terns. Sizes 5 to 12. fo BOY MEN’S POLO SHIRTS 2 or : a " 9 NY LINEN KNICKERS Le “1 ther, A ” Pie Rp 2 INDIANA COUNTIES 1 | LADOGA sams. A. Crowder, 80. Sur- 2 i | Jess der. { Jesse Crowder BOYS’ WASH SUITS WASHINGTON, Sept. 1. — Tw ! Ingram, Frank Roby, Mrs. Sarah Jane can be fitted from this group of coats— Mars new. Hate Bell. Sleeve wie. tor $7 Sh Gertrude: children. Mrs. Marv ! tern dress hose 1 5 Pr +7 Sizes 3 to 8. Yéss i S map. The two counties, Clark ang Walier Foster. sister: Mis. Kate Darnell. OF leggings tomatchl Just swvived Irom iss Wie 52

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2 Pr. ivors Smooth fitting two-way Men's sturdy overall Survivors: Knit or jacquard - stretch girdle in small, $ rants. while Yo es up to Plaids, checks and pattern. Celanese. fo $ medium and large sizes. last $1 a8 lain colors. Sizes 8 $ r ast. : | vivors: Widow, Betty; children, Mrs. Floy 2 o 18. Reg. $1.00 and Pr. GET DROUGHT RELIEF $1.19 value. ne | , LAFAYETTE—Mrs. Daisy Miller, 51. Sur- ; Q | Darling and Mrs. Josephine Weathers. } lain colors laids! counties in Indiana were added to- | .Cyrus E. Foster. 45. Survi Widow. a huge selection of plain colors, plaids! William S. Crain, Survivors:

Warrick, were the first in the state] added to the emergency list by the |

Agriculture Drought Committee,

STILL A CANDIDATE, BIDDLE MAINTAINS

‘BLOOMINGTON, Sept. 1.—Ward | G. Biddle, Indiana Upiversity con-|

troller, today said that announcement yesierday of his withdrawal as Democratic nominee for state Sen-

ator from Monroe, Greene and |

Brown Counties was premature.

He said he would not make a de- |

cision until after he confers with Otto Jensen of the State Board of

Ada B.: son. Charles B.: brother, Charles H.: niece, Mrs. Gladys Strehlo, '~ LAFAYETTE—M. A. Rushton, 21. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Rushton; sister, Mary Eyaline Rushton. LA PORTE—Mrs. Nora Lavina Kamp, 65.

{| Survivors: Widower, Daniel; children, | “| Walter and Mrs. Cora Cowden; brother,

William Lind; sister, Mrs. Clara} Roysion. ! Mrs. Wilhelmina Bos, 67. Survivors: Widower, John; children, Willlam, Harry. John, Alfred, Walter and Mrs. Richard Utroske, LINTON—Leon Fougnies, 39. Survivors: | Widow, Adeline; son, Leon Jr sisters, { Mrs. Millie Merciers and Mrs. Josephine | Elkins; brothers, Emile, Placide, Charles, {| Victor and Henry; mother. Mrs. Marie {| Fougnies.

{ James C. Jackson, 75. Survivors: Sis- { ter and brother. LOSANTVILLE—David L. Medsker, 79. | Survivors: Widow, Nancy Jane; children, Mrs. Della Bookaut, Mrs. “Blond Fouts, Mrs. Sarah Harvey, Denver, Gus, Dan and Charles Medsker.

New. York.

Girls’ Cotton

DRESSES

—Plaids—Stripes—Prints

“Fresh, crips little frocks they’ll be proud + to wear to school—adorable styles! All

ROUEN

SUNS

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dog!

Men's heavy work hose’ in sizes 10 to 12.

MEN’S WORK HOSE 15:1 MEN’S 12!/,¢ ANKLETS

a ncy #21 P a $9 Sizes 10 to 12, 5 r

* Men's elastic top astel shade and

BOYS’ POLO SHIRTS Boys’ zipper or eye- § hirts i 11 oman 3rd

BOYS’ REGULAR

39¢—49¢ SHIRTS Duké of Kent, fana eh ror 8 sizes 6 to 14%.

3 FORS

Sizes 14 to 17 @

Men, here's the valile you've been :

waiting for! Fancy broadcloth dress shirts or plain colors in sizes 14 to 17. Buy all you'll need for some time to come in this sale. #

BOYS’, GIRLS’ NEW

FALL SWEATERS,

INFANTS’ COMFORTS

Quilted comforts, scalloped

Accounts today.

fast colors! Sizes 3 to 16 years! edges, in pretty nursery $

patterns, $1.69 value.

New fall styles, 201

MEN'S KNIT POLO SHIRTS—S5 for

Men's cool knit polo ' shirts in blue, white $

a GIRLS’ RAYON VESTS INFANTS’ BLANKETS Also panties, bloomo 7 1

| MARTINSVILLE—John W. Beard, 36. =) : : in red, blue or rs or vests in pink

| Survivors: Widow; daughters, Mrs. Gordon : in rea,” blue. or 4 © Infants’ large size : = oz pus. Sizes 4 to pink or blue blan- for $ . : kets.

DESPONDENT, KILLS SELF | Simmons and Mrs. Harry McFadden; 6 years. WORK SHIRTS 3 FOR ® With Knickers | 1 "24 DIAPERS FOR GIRLS’ yz: JACKETS

By United Press ! i brother, Shelby Beard. Men's full cut roomy "> Birdseye diapers, hemmed, } ®

FORT WAYNE, Sept. 1—De-| wmgpARYVILLE —SCalvert Z. Brick, 85. shirts in sizes 14 to 17. ready for use. Take advan- $ Ideal for school wear. In | tage of this unusual value Expertly tailored of fancy tweeds,

spondent over ill health, Charles | Survivors: Widow; daughters, Mrs. Maude red, blue, brown or green. tomorrow. Masters, 14, Metamora, was killed cassimeres in assorted shades! for 5] |

Graft, 60, farmer near here, shot | Niccum. Mrs. Pearl Mull, Mre. Sadie Hay~ Sizes 7 to 16 years. instantly yesterday when his rifle Wilking Music Ce. Indeed they are fine quality - 4 Yds. Drape Damask

i / r s. Esth Lerch; brother, 8S. FJ od Killed himself at his home yes- | A. Brick. MS, Esther Len . discharged accidentally while he was |} § : 120 E. Ohio St. suits at this price! Sizes 6 to hunting. A 4 10! 36-INCH : Smart looking drapery $ wide damask in all colors. :

— eee Survivors: Widower, Eirman: daughters, P y aT: Mrs. Beachie Brown, I's. ertha MecYOUTH IS DROWNED Mershom, Mrs. Mary Lucas, Mrs. Barthena *" Times Special Gooden and Mrs. Pearl Eglen; brother,

Toy Mace Adams; sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Bryant. EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 1.—Al-| MELLOTT—Mrs. Nancy Ferguson, 68. bert Beckman Jr., 12, of Hunting- | Survivors: Widower. C. H.: children, Mrs b ; re ‘ Dorsey Kindel, Mrs. Harry Pickett and Urg, was drowned yesterday while | Barnes Ferguson: sisters. Mrs. Lettie

tryi A0V | M d Mrs. Jennie Fisher: brother. a BE remove a fAishhook from James: half-sisters® Mrs. Myrtle Sabiniske

HUNTER SHOOTS SELF Used Pianos. By United Press ! All Makes BROOKVILLE, Sept. 1.—Harold mal RB Priced $9 Se From.......

. and maize. All sizes.

INFANTS’ FLANNELETTE ' KIMONOS, GOWNS AND GERTRUDES

INFANTS' RAYON-WOOL VESTS—3 for

Infants’ button or foldover vests in all sizes. S$

TOTS' COOL WASH DRESSES——3 for

Tots! print or. plain col-

Bovs’ 2 - Piece S 4 or dresses in adorable % oe . § styles. Fast color. Sizes Longie Suits— u 4 \ 2 to 6 years.

terday, police said. MEDORA—Mrs. Martha F. Hamilton, 59.

(3 yds. WHITE OUTING

Nice, sbft nap; white outing flannel. 27 inches §

Second Floor.

| Tune in Foreign Stations =x.

® RE ® BERLIN @JAVA ® BUENOS AIRES @ HAVANA @ MOSCOW

Amazing New 1937

| PHILCO

WORLD WIDE RADIO Down

—Model 6B ° Less Aerial * Sold only with : : Phileco High- ! Efficiency § 95 Aerial .... 39

1 PHILCO Console $54.95

Sizes 8-15 yrs.

fro Longle wi 8 h 15

Sizes 4-10 yrs.

4 --Piece Prep Longie Suits— $7 95

Sizes 12-18 yrs.

‘Women’s Wash Frocks and Hooverettes

Women's attractive - new te - dresses in many new styles to se-

8 Yds. FLANNELETTE 3 Yds. 50-In. Damask

“SICILIAN" Light stripe outing flan- $ Sicilian damask, smartly de- $ nel 36 inches wide. * signed, in all colors.

PILLOW TUBING COTTON BLANKETS = Good quality plaid soma ved] Som dn 25 51

20 YARDS MUSLIN pRiSCILLA CURTAINS | UNBLEACHED Closely, .woven unbleached +1

Smartly styled $ : : muslin, 36 inches wide. xjscilia Sustains " Pr. SE rk CURTAIN MATERIAL Marquisette Panels | Brand new fall 39-inch good qualrt oe 0:1 RY ares 1asete 5 for +1 :

(0 YDS. 5i5% PRINTS 4 Yds. RAYON PRINTS Fast color dress prints in +1 :

lect from. All guaranteed fast

. / Ee : . z ~ Just Arrived] Women's New Fall DRESSES___$2.98 U0 EEE ie i

Sale of Women's Smart FALL HATS______$1.00 Up “| : 3 y Girls’ Wash Frocks ,FHILCO “Baby Grand” Police,

Sale! Women's Pure Silk Chiffon HOSE________25¢ . PLAIDS—CHECKS—PRINTS Standard and : Amateur $20

ea Men's Cotton SOCKS... . Limit 5 pairs______pr. 5¢ j 4 —_—_ ~ "a i : ¢ : 3 Bere | | 2 F oO R | . 155 Lovely new fall styles for iD wear. Hundreds of new patterns | to select from in sizes 7 to 18 ®

146 E. Wash. St.

‘Between Pennsylvania and Delaware Sts,

«ft years. Red, blue, green and brown.

Attractive rayon prints in ; CLAYPOOL attractive patterns. : * HOTEL BLDG. selertu), patiets. Ee