Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 January 1937 — Page 14

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Lm alumnus; President Clyde E. Wildman; Roy O. West, former Secretary of the Interior and board of trus-

tees chairman, and Philip Maxwell of the Chicago Tribune, alumni asON AIR MONDAY sociation president. yD

National Brbadcast'Is Part Of School’s Centennial Program.

Times Special GREENCASTLE, Ind. Jan. T7.— As part of its centennial program, DePauw University is to present a

national radio broadcast over the OUR ADDRESS IS

Red network of the National Broad- i is ig Ment, 9:30 a.m, 2050 E. MICHIGAN ST.

The program is to originate in Meharry Hall, school auditorium, THE ONLY FUNERAL and is to include talks by noted PARLOR OWNED AND alumni and g recital by the Univer- OPERATED IN sity Choir, directed by Rebert McCutchan, music school head. De- INDIANAPOLIS Pauw University was granted its BY charter as “Indiana Asbury University,” Jan. 10, 1837. ] Speakers for the broadcast are to HARRY Ww. MOORE include Kenneth C. Hogate, pub- You All Know This Undertaker lisher of the Wall Street Journal 2050 E. Michigan St. CH. 6020 and a DePauw trustee; John Robe, | |= Greencastle, at 92 the oldest living

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The Best Selling Models

Bal-Collar Coats Single Breasted Raglans, half belts. Double Breasted Raglans, half and full belt. Polo Models Ulsters Ulsterettes Dress Coats Storm Coats Single Breasted and Double Breasted. Set in sleeves

GROUP i (business coats)

® BLACKS - | + ® BROWNS $ _® SUEDES 3 gd ® PATENTS ; All Weights

St and oxfords : . With: cuban or low Heavy Weights heels. Specially

priced. } ¥ Coast Weights 3 : ; Light Weights

Beinning tomorrow morning at 9 vclock. . . Four Hundred OVERCOATS AND TOPCOATS . “the four hundred of the ween Wearington family. Fresh and nen. Also clearances out of our

GROUP 2 GROUP 3 : : + ® STRAPS Begaiss: $8 ant em bas ® PUMPS 47 shen tom ou S 97 Leading Fabrics

® TIES for this event. Fleeces

Brown and Including Dress ; plack 2 State . | Oxfords, Straps Velours

patents. Spe-

and Pumps! cially priced.

ALSO ARCH SHOES

Men’s Black or Brown Dress : mendously enduring)

OXFORDS fr j | | Boles lovee

Here are shoes that will really stand long wear and keep their good looks, too. Leather or composi-

Coverts (very good for 1937)

tion soles with rubber or leather heels.

+ Own stocks... regularly $19.75 sll fers. $25.00 values). Sizes 32 to 50...

a Y }, Ponnee to $29.50 (the majority are SUEDES en KR Homespun Edfcts

Smart New Styled for the

well dressed

Styles = 1 men! Youths’ and Boys' School OX = ORD S Especially active are the

& 30-day charge In black only. Pg 8 F E accounts , . . . and the hess Nollumade > a ; JUNIOR CHARGE growing boys ACCOUNTS that permit re ol Je moderate weekly payments, ular use. Water proof composition soles and

rubber heels. Made of dura-

STRAUSS CHARGE ACCOUNT SERVICES—

We endeavor to meet your personal wants,

bie Bra flexible * ’ eather to give Children S , comfort.

SHOES MEN'S HEAVY nz i : WORK SHOES or patent leather in sizes 8'2 to hig 2.

either high or low cut styles. Black, brown, Black elk with composition sole and rubber heel. All-leather insole for comfort, Made very sturdy. and durable. See them and compare c their “quality with any other at this low price!

Ladies’ HOSIERY

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wv a TG 7 7 | . 2 Pairs, $1.10 ! 2 restos Jog || Men's Fancy 2 0: : i | quality pure silk ; sien seein | SOCKS @V \ We Carry a Complete Line of First Qual- a: 7 (irregulars) Lisles. . . also S py Sk and wool. Plain shades Pairs D heathers and clocks. Flat ) ribbed . . . A lot of col- for ors. Sizes 10to 13 ......

ity Rubber Footwear for Men, Women & Children Priced as Low as it Is PosSmooth and grain leathers. 3

sible to Sell First Quality Merchandise

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