Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1936 — Page 4

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GOLDEN Sa : RELEASE NEARS

recon Loows _ BAKER NAMES 2 FOR SERVICE

DOMESTIC ART | PRIZES GIVEN

STORE HOURS all ON OUR TEN-PAY PLA 9 70 5:30 | DAILY |

Free Parking for Star

AT STATE FAIR

Many Indianapolis ‘Women

Among Winners; Place in Applied Arts.

Mahy Indianapolis high ranking in the judging of domestic and applied arts, it was disclosed today with release of the oificial lists. The lists follow:

"DOMESTIC ART Lace Work

cuff set

Indian y Indianapolis

Tatting. collar and Maude E. Berlin James Cherry. Henderson. Tenn, atton gloves—First rist Crawflordsviile; r, Indianapolis.

Shawls

Mo Needle Point Bags

Needle Point Bag. any vior. Indianap

Tapestries, Wall Hangings, Foot Chair Backs and Pillows, Needle Point First, Eva 14 secnnd Mrs Prank ~ville: third, Alberta Montgomery, De1eia EB. JohnRoesener Ed Bayrhoffer

'mbrotdery — First { tte: sevond, Elizabeth third, Mrs.

7all Hanging Not *Specified irst, Mrs. Cl x Coplin, second, Mrs. E. D. Bixb: third, Mrs. Mary B.® Grubb, ville. Ind. Sampler, modern - ndianapolis

Handmade Pillows | Boudior—First, Mrs ille: second, Esther P, Hewlett, Cal . Davenport linen or other maDoan,

Pillow, Anna Dewey

women won

Mr.'and Mrs. William A. Cooney, |

above, celebrated their = golden wedding anniversary yesterday in their home at Greenfield. Thirtyeight. persons including the couple's 15 living grandchildren 12 great-grandchildren were Qresent. * | Mr. Cooney, who is 72 and has

i been, married twice, is an artist

kind First, Mrs. |

sus, DOCTORS Wood, Indian- 8 Abercrombie, |

{ meeting of the season at 8:15 p. m. |

{

and interior: decorator. He was

married to his present wife Sept.. | Bl in July. Williams was acquitted.

7. 1886. They have been residents of Greenfield 50 years.

T0 MEET

casio

The Metiodist Hospital Medical |

Staff Society is to hold its first Thursday, in the Nurses’ Home. Dr. E. E. Padgett, Dr. I. W. Riggins, Dr. Harry Foreman, Dr. Henry S. Leonard and Dr. K. R. Ruddell are to

speak.

Lindsay Cain, Rush- B. Upland, | .

Jackson-|

Montgomery, second, Mrs. ird, Mary B. Grubb. ure Frame —First, W. Vern Hafield, 1a] second, Mrs, Carl Andrews { Ends—Pirst, Mrs. Carl Andrews i, Alberta Montgomery; third, ¥ 1b

Carl Andrews;

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First Vern Hafield: th

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| Grogery

FOR 2 WOMEN

Spencer Says He Will Ask Discharge Because of Aid to State.

IN PENNY CASE

1 Mrs. Mary Freels and Mrs. Alma { Louise McCracken McCleary, charged

| with: being accessories after the fact |in connection with the fatal stoning {of John Marshall Penny, Kroger and Baking Co. truck | driver, were to be ‘discharged in | Criminal Court today, according to {| Prosecutor Herbert M. Spencer, | MT. Spencer said Mrs. Freels and | Miss McCracken gave valuable tes- | timgny: for the state.

Crickmore was found guilty of vol- | untary manslaughter Saturday by a Criminal Court jury and is to be

sentenced to from two to..21 years | Na j | The women were principal state

tin the Indiana State Prison. Paats was given a similar sentence

PHI KAPPA DELTA | ELECTS H. 0. FISHER

: € | Times Specinl

{ O. Fisher, aeronautics director for

| merce, was elected national vice | president of the Phi Kappa Delta

_ | for the Marion County Grand Jury : ‘today by Criminal Court Judge: = Frank P. Baker, : |

b aloof Mrs. Alma Louise McClary (above) and Mrs. Mary Freels, charged with being accessories ‘after the fact in connection with the alleged fatal stoning of John Marshall Penny, Kroger Grocery and Baking.Co. truck driver, were t0 be released in Criminal Court

today on the recommendation of Prosecutor Herbert M. Spencer.

witnesses in the trial of Victor Crickmore, convicted Saturday.

‘ROBBED BY FARE,

SOUTH BEND., Sept. 8.—Herbert |

: police that he was held up and | the Indianapolis ,Chamber of Com-|

| fraternity at the seventeenth an-|

(nual coggention which ended here |

yestérdate

Roy Arnold, Indianapolis, chapter | | president, was elected national treas- |

| urer,. Other national officers, all of | | South Bend, are Homer Veirs, presi- |

| Ora; Frame, sergeant-at-arms. ji a

Mrs. Carl An- | dent] Lloyd Pieratt, secretary, and |

TAXI DRIVER SAYS

Ted Weighous, 45, of 316 E. Northst, a cab driver, today reported to

robbed of $8 by a passenger at 1400 E. Minnesota-st. The passenger was picked up, according to Weighous, at Keystone-av and Minnesota-st. Police detained for questioning Walter Sanders, 30, of 1312 Mont-calm-st, who was arrested after he was said to be speeding through an alley near the scene of the robbery. He was charged with reckless driving and vagrancy.

ON GRAND JURY

Four Persons Are Excused;

25 Get Call to Appear on Friday. -

Twb new members were selected |

They are Joseph B. Malcom, 724

| Graham-av, and Mrs. Rues K. Hall, | 3832 Graceland-av, whose names were drawn from the,

Six persons

jury box last week reported today. Four were excused. Twenty-five | more are to appear Friday at 9:30

a. m, > | ian The selection of the new Jury | was made necessary after an at-|:

tack on the legality of the former grand jury by T. Ernest Maholm, attorney, was upheld in Criminal Court. oa : Mr, Maholm claimed that the former jury members served: illegally because their selection was made by jury commissioners who

had failed to take the proper con-!

stitutional oath.

AMERICAN FLIERS DELAY HOP TO U. S.

By United Press LONDON, Sept. 8.—Harry Richman, Néw York actor-flier, said teday that he and Richard Merrill

may postpone their return flight to |

New York for a day or two. They received a weather report stating that a headwind of 40 to 50 miles an hour is prevailing most of the way across the Atlantic.

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STARSTO

SATURDAY AAAI WEST WASHINGTON JT.

Store Patrons

NO PHONE, C. 0. D. OR MAIL ORDERS SOME QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED. HURRY!

cellophane

Eraser Seis <chcohase _ 38 Parapink Erasers 3... .---3¢ Art Gum Erasers Eraser Sets Crayons, 3 in box Ink, imported Liberty Paste Liberty Mucilage Paint Sef. Yio Bum Edgle Pencil Box Gummed Reinforcements__3¢ Mending Tissue 2 for 3c Lead Pencils 3 for 3¢ Lead Penicls 2 for 3c Pen Points Pencil Sharpeners, novelty shapes

Funnies Series Tablet +<* _3¢ Just Kids Tablets 8x10____3¢c Veribest Tablet 5x8 Graham Writing Tablet

Letter Writing Tablet io 3g

Our Pets Composition Book ___

Black Marble Composition Graham Composition Boek, 3c Memo Notebook 31/,x6___3¢ Notebook Fillers }°:2: = _3e¢ Scratch Pads 4x6 Stenographers Notebook;

Typewriter Tablets®<*'* __3¢ Typewriter Filler *+'____3¢

(3 Lane

Second Sheets ®%*!! Pencils, oversize erasers, 3c

> terial First : iwille, Ill.;: ddcond, Mrs, Flora Kramer, Inolis oidered in Colors—First, Mrs. Pearl | horn, Davtan, O.: second, Alberta | v! Decatur, Ill

12-in. Rulers, bevel edge__3¢ Erasers, Circular Red _--2 for 3c

Mrz. Pear]! Walborn;

}

ch First Hospital, Indianapolis i G. Lehman, |

First, Mrs. 1-

Mrs. Pratt Foreman, |

- =o Pencil Leads in tubes____3¢ CR pein ao FW. : ie rE BS - . Sa wo : INDIANAPOLIS | | i PUBLIC SCHOOL TABLETS

Bateman, Peroia, IIL < c LIMIT 5 TO A CUSTOMER 3 Bo

Handkerchiefs, Group of Three i Embroidered White—Fir Lela E Star Store, Street Floor

Johnston, Lafayette, Ind.; second, Mrs Pearl E. Walborn, Dayton, O. E ered in Color-—First, Glen

Mrs. Pearl

tn; second, Mrs, E. Moore, |

Trim, modern—First, | , Covina, Cal; secCherry, Henderson,

X da Lace Mrs. Naidea ond. Mrs. James L. I

Mrs. E

enn Threads Drawn In Colors—First, ; second, Mrs

H. Wrav. Knoxville, Tenn: ~ M. Anderson, [Mason City, Pongee—-Fir Lela E. Johnston; Mrs, M. Andreéson, Mason City, Ia. __ Handkerchiefs, not specified —First, Mrs E. H Wray; second, Mrs. Pearl E. Walborn. | *

second, |-

SCHOOL SKIRTS __

Girls’ Suedette

SCHOOL JACKETS

Table Linen, 26 Inches or More e—First, Ruth | M second, Mrs. Frank

Mrs. ndianapolis; second, Esther tt, Upland, Cal Tri First, Esther Parnell Hew- | t;| second,| Lela E. Johnston a rosa Stitch Fi irs. Glen E. Moore, } H. Wray, Knox-

Cloth. not specified Pirsto® ‘Indianapolis; second, Mrs. | A. A. Ogle, Indianapolis { : | Napkins Embroidered ih White (4) alike—First, | Ruth M | Rushville, Ind.; second, Mrs. Charl lin, Indianapolis I“ Fillet Crochet! (4) alike —First, Bavyrhoffer. Monroe, Wis: I Henderson, 7

Stitch — First, M e. second, Mrs. E. PIN. C

Skirts with sweaters or blouses are more popular than ever this year. Many novelty effects, ties and trims. Red, Green, Blue, Brown and Checks or plaids. Sizes 8 to 16. ,

Second Floor

Full Length Front Zipper

Cossack styled jackets that laugh at the wind and rain. Side adjustments for more perfect fit. Red, Blue, Green and Brown. Sizes 8 to 20.

Star Store,

Boys’ Broadcloth

SCHOOL | ~ SHIRTS

Popular Deeptones

Mrs. Ed Mrs

pkins . _Embraidered in White—Fir award; | gecond, | Irena M. Davis, Wi t | Embrotdered in Color—F

ns.’ Ka City. Kas.: second, R. H.| In

Star Store,

SCHOOL SUITS

WITH WATCH

695

Smart knicker suits in gray and tan cassimeres or blue cheviots in single or dou-ble-breasted models. Sports backs and patch pockets are popular features. Good looking Buck Rogers’ 25{h Century Watch. Keeps good time. See it tomorrow, boys.

Inclanapols: 5 . Second Floor ° Luncheon Set, Cloth and Four Napkins (Napkins) | First, L. H. | second, Esther | Cal. i

Lyncheon Set, not specified Yohrman. Indianapolis’ Parnell Hewitt, Upland i Table Covers : . . Table Runner. 36 inches or more—First; ° Esther Parnell Hewlett, Upland, Cal; sec.

nd, Paula Kenworthy, 1 foie Piece. hooked

rene M. Davis, ‘W Mrs. Belle M. Par 1 "Buffet Set or Crt First. Esther nell Hewlett: second, Mrs. Clarice Burds-

ail, Amo, Ind i ; . APPLIED ARTS : J . Batik § 3 $ : : rall nging. used as tapestry—First, : ’ oh y. Indianapolis; second, Alice : R. Ball, Indjanapolis; third, M. L. Reiner, i Indianapolis ; Anv Article, velvet—First, none; second y i : 4 | 5

of Progress!

Climaxed in LEADER'S Preparation for the ANNIVERSARYOur GREATEST Event of the Year....A Store-Wide Sale!

L. H Lohrman Scarf. neck—First. L. H’ Lohrman; second. Adelaide Carroll Johnson, Brazil, Ind.; third. M. L. Reiner Pillow Covpr—First. L. H. Lohrman; second. Anna Dewey Doan, Jacksonville, Ill; third. M. L. Reiner hanging up new records of Value FOR YOU. It is literally the grandest inter-store scrap ever staged, in the grandest Anniversary effort we have ever made, resulting in the grandest total of Anniversary Savings we have ever declared in 19 years of declaring

Table Cover. square or oblong—First, L | Lohrman: second, M L. Reiner; third, them . . . . . ¥ weaves. Coating Everything in the sale will be NEW— BE a Sore. tweeds ahd dress

Chicago. 1 — 1 : E : A % o weights. M a k e for Fall and Winter—in good fashion & plaid, check, stripe|_ : NS Ps otis a

. nd plain colored for men, women and children and for BR iF rel Tey dresses of these fine . ] yoolens. the home.

wash pretty, too!” i//7J | 7 Star Store, |

SCHOOL SHOES

FOR GIRLS FOR BOYS

: : ...... | A good shoe that wi? : Solid, leather Somsien. give exceptionally ‘lon gives you m long wear. Comcomfort and long } position soles wear. Neat styles in #/] with leather - black or brown.

or rubber Girls’ sizes 3 to 9. heels. All Star Store, 8

‘Par-

Fast Color Broadcloth and Deeptones. Made just like Dad’s. Full cut and well made. .They have a handy pocket too. Fancy patterns and white. Sizes 6 to 14.

Anna Deer Star Store, Street Floor Star Store, Sireet Floor

L. H

Textiles “Tie and Dred. specimen

32-In. Kalburnie

DRESS GINGHAM

New 54-In.

Fall Woolens

Once again Leader Store takes the lead in the Anniversary Olympics . . . once again-it writes the thrilling romance of its annual dedication to the spirit of leadership. . . . not first in size, but still FIRST IN VALUE-GIVING. That's an,old storyiin the recollection of Indianapolis shoppers . . . but this year it's the grandest story in merchandising annals of Indianapolis. °

19¢ Value

10s

“Mother is making my school dresses of this fine gingham. She selected it from 200 different patterns

pecimen or made up article First. Alberta Montgomery second, Mrs. Anna B. Keifer, third, Anns Dewey’ Daan

Panel —PFirst, Riler Hosolis; second, Mrs. R. R 4 . » third, E. M Spencer, > Cravonex T : Schwab. Indiananolis; i | |

You'll Pay $1.49 fo $1.98 Elsewhere. ‘All the popular new fall shades and

Atl ple Cover—PFirst. Emma L second, L. H. Lohrman, Indianapolis Leather Work Purse orf Handbag all 1} Mary ‘B. Grubb. Crawford ond, Alberta Montgome third. Riley Hospital. Indiartapolis Portfolia or Writing Case Carl Andrews, Indianapolis B. Grubb : Best Hand Bound Book—First, Mrs. Carl

Fold —Pirst, | . Mary | B.

—Because this year Leader's surpasses every record ever made in this great, store-wide, state-wide event . . . its selections, its qualities, its styles and its values pulse with the spirit of these re-awakened times. |

al ling Card Case or Bil McCall printed berta Montgomery: sec - ‘Grubb: third, Mrs. Carl ews. i pattern No, Magazine or Book Cever—First, Alberta 8806. . Montgomery; second, Mrs. Carl Andrews; third, Mary 4 Grubb ? i Pilaving Card Case—Pirst, Mary B | Grubb: second, Riley Hospital; third, Mrs. Carl Andrews Cigar or Cigaret Case—First, Alberta

HAPPY RELIEF | FROM PAINFUL BACKACHE

Caused by Tired Kidneys ‘Many of those paving, pagging. painful ackaches people blame on colds or strains ebm n caused by tired kidpevs—and may : relieved when treated in the right way. ‘The kidneys are Nature's chief way of taking acids and poisonous waste out of the . Most people pass about 3 pints a day or : 3 pou of waste. : ~~ If the 15 miles of kidney tubes snd filters don't work i, poisonous waste matter stays ; blood. These poisons may start nagging | hes, Thematic pains, lum 9, leg pala, a energy, getting up nights, sw ; iss under the eyes, headaches and ae

vour druggist for Doan’s ly by milhons for over 40 |

Every article in the store will be priced at a SUBSTANTIAL ONCE-A-YEAR SAVING to you. Every article must offer outstanding VALUE!

Plan to come early Thursday, Friday and Saturday . .. Opening Days. Come often all of September. :

It's a sale in which every department takes pride, a sale in which every department is fighting for priority in

Y j i 3 - - ot . ‘ os . J . Watch Tomorrow's Newspaper for Anniversary Specials!

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