Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 September 1936 — Page 8

4 TUESDAY, SEPT. 22 1096 REGISTRATION PLACE | _ NAMED ON STAFF LIST ANNOUNCED [FE Re |

Branch voters’ registration sta-! tions open from 10 a. m. until 10 Pp. m. today are: 3 | Hamaker's Pharmacy, 30th and | § Talbot-sts; Scvhool 23, 401 W. 13th- | 1

Sci 0, 13th d Carroll. ENE oy Daily Store Hours, 9:30 to 5:30 st; nool 10, 13th-st an arroll- ? ii | 5 ; e LC | The Ideal Outdoor Combination!

ton-av; School 12, Ray and West- |

sta: School 5, 1251 N. Belle Vice. | WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF NEW FALL

pl: School 16, 1402 W. Market-st; | | Leather Jackets—Corduroy Slacks! ins Ba ll oy Slacles ENNA JETTICKS, $5 and $6

Fire Station 7, 301 E. New York-st, | Those to be open tomorrow are:

: School 4. 630 W. Michigan-st; School 44, ; 2101 Sugar Grove-av; Fire Station Miss Mary Glenn Hamilton is | . eo | SUEDE LEATHERS! PIGGRAIN y ; Loungers! Relax in

I8. 1445 W. Morris-st, and Fire Sta- one of the five new teachers ap-

tion 21, 3H N. Olney-st. | pointed to the Shortridge High | al ea LEATHERS! All first quality! = ara] Femstraiion room #1 School English staff. She is a | \ Piggrain in Cossack style. Suedes “ # : h the Room y Fullness : . | De Pauw University graduate and | 2 ¢ have warm knitted collars, cuffs and ® a 1 y EH | D | received her masters aegree from | § i Sil wristband! Plump skins! Rich For Men and’ Sl and Snug Ww armth of PAVING IS APPROVED | Breadioar College of English. § ong brown shades! These jackets are Young Men ; = — - 8 ; expertly made! a ; All WwW 1B -Wool FLANNEL

8a m until 10:p. m. t The Works Board today approved |

three resolutions for street and alley | Used Pianos

paving. They were: Brookside-av|| § A All Makes Py gd : ma i — from Rural-st to Tacoma-st, the } | pe 4 a ll Lk \ = . > J ol, | wn oe : Priced is Y i) i i \ : first alley north of 10th-st, between | Hf i Foc. eas $9 | BZ Se . dp ¢ meyv er i! tH Wallace and De Quincy-sts, and !] | Fa Wilkine. Music. Co ot oo .. : . eg : North-st between Noble-st and RR 20 E. Ohio St. Sh j [A : : Massachusetts-av. L1-6464 | in AY COR D U ROY fe oo

stacks fh BS A Ae XT:

Royals

i 0 ol ‘ Navy

For Men and

Young M nl ) : id Pung en Ea 1 / Also a Colorful Striped Model!

: 1 1 } 4 - i Lah R Emer LH I : Stow away one of these for the cold snaps ahead. meyer (one of the best) cordurdys are = Ji ' Rg) The first morning the furnace doesn't work you'll quality corduroys! Pleated or plain LN: } Wa slip gratefully into its smart warmth. We've several fronts! Light grays! Dark grays! Ldp(E models . . . some bound with braid . . . one style Cream! Blue! Briar brown! Sizes 29 a with monogrammed pocket . . . one model with butto 44! ton-up high neckline . . . another double breasted No with wide lapels! With self or contrasting trim! ESCALATORS to Block’s Downstairs Store. . Women’s and misses’ small, medium and large sizes!

ESCALATORS to the Wide Aisles in Block's Air-Conditioned Downstairs Store.

A Special Purchase of New Fall Styles!

/ . . | Men's Shirts, Pajamas , mayen, rime

Two Exceptional Groups 0 : : WARM KN IT

SLEEPERS

Union Suits

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At One Low Price

for WOMEN CH | BECO | NEw FALL STYLES! y 4 oo 2 WHO HAVE TO . F&F | NEW FALL PATTERNS! LS Le Each WATC H Pp E N N ; ES SHIRTS: High count broad: PAJAMAS: Middy, coat, : : / The Sleepers: Made with

UR TAR Ass : loths! Woven madras! Deeptones! li d notch coll tyles! Fine NOM he ; C : ra eepton surplice and notch collar styles! Fine feet, d b - ECONO Ty Is one of the Strongest feasons wiy thou Tattersall checks! British stripes Nov- vat dyed broadcloths in new novelties at : | — Ey ang feake SL rl a sands of Indianapolis housewives have changed to elties! Whites! Soft and stand-up fused and colors! Cut full! FADE-PROOF . to 9 years. ELECTRIC coeking. | collars attached! Duke-of-Kent button AND SHRINK-PROOF'! Sizes A, B, C, § | D.

down. Sizes 14 to 17.

The Union Suits:

Now, with food prices going up... the many ways '0 n save money on food with an ELECTRI : you can save y 0 ELEC C Medium weight knits with rayon stripes! Cuff knee and drop seat. Sizes 2 to 12 years.

range are sore important than ever-in homes where B : ; ; : | ’ : ESCALATORS to the Wide Aisl in Block’ . every penny counts. : Air-Conditioned Downstairs Store, =

PAY LESS FOR MEAT. ELECTRIC cooking makes inexpen- CR - | sive roasts and steaks as tender and tasty as the finest cuts. | , / mF ) P TWO N EW TREN D oy : WE PRESENT

BUY SMALLER ROASTS. Practically no shrinkage in an au-

tomatic ELECTRIC oven. A 4-lb. roast comes out as large = VM PFEURN bn] ei ng IN NEW FALL MILLINERY!

as S-lbs. roasted the old-fashioned way—and more tender and juicy. 137 : The Shoe That Bends With Every Step! | DO MORE BAKING. Cakes, pies, | \J° | A: | bread and biscuits can be baked at | | low cost with uniform success. No f=, “5g yg : 5 ; watching, guessing or overheating. |34% : i | # ’ s ro RelA AND YOUTHFULLY SMA oven cookery are so certain that S RT

CUT OUT WASTE. Baking and § | tn = you have no failures—no throwing away of money for | : ) i nai : spoiled ingredients. BN : : a 2 | PREPARE FOODS YOU NOW BUY. Baked beans, for in- | Made of soft black kid... . with soles as 9 Py -

ESCALATORS to the Wide Aisles in Block’s Air-Conditioned Downstairs Store.

flexible as the soles of your feet . . . and featuring a cushion insole! Oxford or one-strap styles. Women’s sizes 4 to 8, widths C and D. .

ESCALATORS to Block's Air-Conditioned Downstairs Store.

stance, can be prepared cheaply at home without aay trouble; also canned fruits, meats and vegetables.

MANY OTHER SAVINGS

With an ELECTRIC range your cooking cost probably will be less ~some users save several dollars a

Month. YOU Sie seduce the aver. Protect Your Table From Hot Dishes and Spilled Liquids age cost per Kw. H. for ALL elec- |

tricity used in your home (for light- : : ing, ironing, refrigeration, radio, ! etc.) due to the special low ELEC- es

TRIC cooking rate in Indianapolis.

Wherever approved An Exceptional Low Price for an Exceptional Pad!

. . . + = g £ 4 e FREE WIRING ON STANDARD PLAN ol > ihemselves to tha CO SEEPS) RICH LOOKING

e TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE In order that your table pad will fit perfectly, id & I) winds , . . felts wu A E D E : SEE YOUR RANGE DEALER you MUST bring a paper pattern of exactly one- fF Tat g fo new F, oe, S U sag : half size and shape of your table. Also measure : Ly new and definite- 2 VELOU RS va width of extra boards! All round table pads 4 : 7 0 ly 1937! We've ; not larger than 54 inches in diametenare $1.98! : - 2... J | these new dress For all round table pads larger than 54-inch asa Styles in all headdiameter and all other tables over 65 inches in Fw Siges’

length, th