Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1937 — Page 15
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LESLIE CLANCY
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RITES ARRANGED FOR TOMORROW
Former — Was 58; Held High Positions in Masonic Lodges.
LESLIE D., CLANCY, former Indianapolis postmaster, is to be buried in Crown Hill Cemetery tomorrow following funeral services at 1:30 p. m. in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Dr. George Arthur Frantz, First Presbyterian Church pastor, and 33d degree Masons are to have charge of the service. Commit- | ment rites are to be performed | by members of the Capital one
Lodge. Mr. Clancy, who died yesterday | in his home, 3660 N. Delaware St, was 58. Born in Milton, he came to Indianapolis as a child and was educated in public schools here.
After serving as a postal clerk and engaging in the insurance and commercial business for eight years, Mr. Clancy re-entered the postal service in 1920. He served as clerk and Broad Ripple postoffice supers intendent, and became Indianapolis postmaster Jan. 9, 1032. He continued in that post until Sept. 30, 1933.
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Active in Masons
A member of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, Sons of the American Revolution, the Indianapolis Athletic Club and the First Presbyterian Church, Mr. Clancy also was active in the Masonic Order. He was past master of Capital City Lodge, F. and A. M.; past high priest of the Indianapolis chapter; past king of the Indianapolis Council; past eminent commander of Raper Commandery, Knights Temp- | lar; past thrice potent master of the Scottish Rite, Valley of Indianapo- | lis, and past potentate of Murat | Shrine. He also was
the Royal Order of Jesters. Survivors are the widow, Mrs, | Edith Baker Clancy: a Clancy, and a daughter, Clancy, all of Indianapolis.
iN W. ELDER, 700 E. St. Clair for 36 years a resident of Indins, died yesterday in his home. Funeral arrangements are to be | completed today. Mr. Elder bom in Ripley County, He was a clerk for the Pennsylvania Railroad many years. He had | been Democratic First Precinct committeeman in the 11th Ward] since 1928. Mr. Elder was a member of St | Joseph's Catholic Church, the Fraternal Order of Eagles and the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Nollie Elder: a daughter, Miss Edith Elder, both of Indianapolis; five sisters, Mrs. Lulu Row of Winston-Sa-lem, N. C.; Mrs. Anna Orr, Mrs. Josephine Ennis, Mrs. Bessie Meyer and Mrs. Cora Hopkins, and two brothers, Albert A. Elder and Carl | C. Elder, all of Indianapolis. |
J. J. SEILER, night chef at Stege- | meier's Restaurant 24 years, who died Tuesday in his home, 1727 Central Ave, is to be buried in Crown Hill Cemetery after funeral services at 10 a. m. today in the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. He was 66. The services are to be conducted by the Rev. George A. Frantz, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Irene Bailey, and a sister, Mrs. Mary Tabor, both of Indianapolis.
JAMES M. LAMONT, a retired bookkeeper who was born in Belfast, Ireland, and had lived 24 years in Indianapolis, is to be buried in! Crown Hill Cemetery after funeral services at 2 p. m. today in his home, 2538 N. Capitol Ave. He was 61. He died Wednesday. | Surviving are his wife; a brother, | John Lamont, and two sisters, Miss | Margaret Lamont and Mrs. Agnes | Dennis in Ireland.
GOTTLIEB F. HASERT, who died | Wednesday in his home, 510 N. Dearborn St, is to be buried in Crown Hill Cemetery after funeral services at 2 p. m. today in the Wald Funeral Home, He was 81 and had been ill five months. Services are to be conducted by the Rev. F. R. Daries, pastor of the
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Zion Evangelical Church, Surviving is his wife, Mrs. Freida Kaufmann Hasert.
CYRUS W. LAWRENCE, former J}
| resident of Indianapolis and Plain- | field, died in Los Angeles, Cal, Wednesday, according to word received here today. A World War veteran, Mr. Lawrence had been an instructor in California military schools, Temporary interment with military services is to be in California. The body later is to be removed to Crown Hill Cemetery. Survivors are two sisters, Mrs, Mariana Lawrence Werner and Miss Huldah M. Lawrence, both of Indianapolis. A third sister, Miss Elizabeth Lawrence, died here Nov. 13,
MRS. PERMELIA J. LAUHER, 3915 E. 11th St, 14 years a resiIndianapolis, who died is to be after servin the home, She Mrs. Lauher was born in Coles Illinois. She is survived by two daughters, Miss Lillie M. | Lauher, Indianapolis, and Mrs. J. Driscoll, N. D.; a son, A. Lauher, Kansas, Ill, and 11 randchildren.
RAY F. BYFIELD, a former resident of Indianapolis, died Thurs
son, John [day of heart disease in Legion, Tex. Miss Jean | Funeral services were held Monday
[in Franklin, his birthplace. Mr.
| Byfield was a World War veteran.
He is survived by a brother,
Charles Byfield of Indianapolis; two daughters, | field;
June and Dorothy ByMrs. Charles By=Mrs. Bonnie
his mother,
field, and a sister,
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Last Day for Qur Double-Feature Sales!
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LEADER
WASHINGTON AND DELAWARE STREETS
OPEN SATURDAY TILL
Busy-By-Day People will find it convenient to shop here in the evenings and take advantage of these remarkable values!
A Door-Crashing Sensation!
1350 Pairs of Full-Fashioned
STOCKINGS
LACE TOPS!
PICOT TOPS!
Made to Sell for 59¢ to 79¢!
Come yourself,
p= ° 300 Prs. 1st Quality 42 and Ji £
45 Gauge )
® 900 Prs. Irregs., 45, 48, be
and 51 Gauge \ of ® 150 Prs. Selected Seconds, : 45 and 48 Gauge
A close-out purchase from & leading mill because they need stockroom for
their new spring lines, 814
send some-
one else, but
sure you
get your share
these beau-
tiful full-fash-ioned lace-top and picot top stockings! All Earerent shades!
Sizes to 10'3.
Leader's Main Floor,
Continuing the SALE!
SAMPLE LOT OF
RAYONU
‘Actual 39¢ to 69¢ Values!
® Chemises! Briefs! Panties! Stepins! Bloomers!
Tailored and Lace Trimmed! Regular and Extra Sizes!
With Rayon Prices advancing LEADER'S
Special Sample Purchase. Else we could nev
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er offer you Undies of this
quality at this low price! Hurry in! We can't get another lot like this
again!
Leader’'s—Main Floor,
They're Coming Back for More!
Girls
Silk Satin SLIPS
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Values 79¢ to $1.00!
These slips are bias cut, built-up shoulder, lace trimmed. Broken sizes. Mostly tearose and flesh.
CHILDREN'S RAYON and PURE SILK UNDIES
Regular 25¢c value! Panties, vests and bloomers, lace trimmed an appliqued. Broken sizes,
Leader's—Second Floor.
Made to Sell for $1 to $1.49
79ctoS1ALU
6-qt. Preserving
BLEACHED MUSLIN [i Fine quality bleached muslin in 7 »€ i
lengths, from 1 to 9 yards.
36=IN. OUTING FLANNEL
Fine soft quality in light stripes; suitable for pajamas, gowns and ¢ many useful needs.
Leader's Special Bed Sheets
Sizes 72x90, wide hems, softly 3 9 ¢ 42x36
finished. PILLOW CASES 2 va epe
Mattress COVERS Unbleached. Full and twin sizes. C
Single COTTON BLANKETS
Sizes 66x76 Cotton Blankets in 2 L i i
jue, green, rose, orchid block pat-
Leader's—Basement
Round Roasters — Round Dishpans — 6-cup Percolators — Kettles — Double Boilers, French Fryers.
Leader’'s—Basement
DOUBLE & TRIPLECOATED HEAVY
ENAMELWARE
With Chrome-Plated Lids
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®* CONVEX KETTLES! ® 3-PC. SAUCE PAN SETS! ® 6-QT. SAUCE POTS!
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MINUMWARE
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«Sanforized Shrunk” Sizes 2 to 16 Made of “HICKORY STRIPES” and gray and Blue “COVERT CLOTH.” Patch pockets, sport collars, long sleeves, 2- faced breast pockets, 2-lower patch pockets.
Leader's—Second Floor.
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Tomorrow . . .
Last Day of This Exciting Event Marking the End of Our Fiscal Year.
. + The Time When Prices Are Drastically Reduced on Close-Outs, Soiled and Mussed Merchandise, Odd Lots, etc, in Order That as Little Merchandise as Possible Will Remain on Our Shelves and EL to Figure in Stock Taking.
1 and Even More Are the Rule!
SAVINGS of 1
ee All-Wool CAMPUS COATS
53.94
Regular $5.94! garment. Large Aja in sports Jagk and double breasted style. 3-plece belt, 4 pockets. Sizes 8 to 16,
Boys’ 4-Piece $7.94 "Prep" Suits
56.00
® 2 Pairs Long Pants Coat and Vest
Coat is sport-back, full lined, double breasted style. Pants are slack model. Navy blue, oxford gray, novelty gray and brown checcks., Sizes 12 to 20.
Leadey's—Second Floor.
saving of $2.00 on every
single and
Men's First Quality |
DRESS HOSE ¢ Pr.
Made of intersperce (rayon and cote ton). Blue, brown, black and grey. Sizes 10'2 to 12, Buy them by the dozens at this clearance price!
Leader's—Main Floor.
Infants’ HOSE 15¢ and
19¢ Values Rayons, rayon plaited and mercerized in white; some tans and browns in the lot. Leader's—Main Floor
Odds and Ends Infants’ Wear
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Sweaters, shawls bootees, bonnets, dresses, fiannelette wear, shoes. Counter soiled. No exchanges or ree un
Leader's—Second Floor.
BUY ON OUR 10-PAY PLAN!
CLEARANCE...
Fur COATS
Values That Demand Immediate Action
sessees SA Q00 sesiess $79 Q)50
Swaggers, Princess and Belted models in black or brown Northern Seal—Dyed Coney; Lapin—Dyed J Coney; American Broadtail—-Processed Lamb,
Since the price is below our cost, all sales Choice of Swaggers, Fitted and S q > Belted styles; rust, green, black, brown and ®
GREATLY REDUCED
GREATLY REDUCED
are final!
novelties. Sizes 14 to 20.
CLEARANCE! HIGHER-PRICED
STREET DRESSES nies sg eB 98
Including Formals that were
Crepe Dresses in lovely styles Braid trims. Sizes 14 to 50
Up to $10.15
Simulated Leather
HANDBAGS ¢
Reduced for quick clearance—all riced groups; POUCHES; AGS, ENVELOPE STYLES. Assorted colors.
Leader's—Main Floor,
Balbriggan and Tuckstitch
PAJAMAS
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Priced tar below regular price for pre-inventory clearance. 2 « piece styles, long and short sleeves; De
~ Bengaline & Suede | Fabric GLOVES
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Repriced from higher groups to move out fast! Assorted styles and | colors; (no blacks).
Leader’'s—Main Floor, [
ski-bottoms. (Included are broadcloths and Porto Rican pajamas.)
Leader’'s—Main Floor
Women’s Knit
UNDERWEAR
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Medium weight union suits with
LADIES’ NECKWEAR
10:-19
Bcearfs and ties, collar and cuff Jets. Slightly soiled, Hurry . . . these will sell fast!
Boxed Stationery....10¢c Costume Flowers _.___10¢
Leader’'s=-Main Floor,
short sleeves and knee length. White only, Sizes 34 to 44,
Leader's=—=Main Floor.
3314 of ‘Wool Snugg
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| 4 for 29.
| Part wool pants and vests with las-
tex tops and lastex bands at knee. | | Small, Medium and large sizes. Flesh | on y
_ Leader’ s==Main Floor.
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Out They Must Go .. . Hurry!
Choice-of-the-House Sale
OVERCOATS and
TOPC
OATS
That Formerly Sold for $12.95 to $18.95
Shop early as quantities are limited and are apt to be sold out early! In the iot are sine gle and double breasted styles S on with raglan sleeves, set-in Our sleeves, full or half belts, ox- 10-Pa fords, blues and fancies. Sizes y 36 to 48. Plan Leader's—Main Floor.
Buy
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RAY. Many Gs back style, Sizes
Men’s Work Shirts EK
table weight ) ]
well made. 14%, to 17. | Leader's Main Floor,
‘MEN'S "BIG YANK" WORK PANTS
Irr rey. $1. oh C Many heavyweight Trojans, mole- | skins and coverts in the lot; sizes | 20 to 42. |
Leader's—Main Floor.
MEN'S WOOL Melton Jackets |
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Medium weight meltons with full length zipper: knitted bottoms; maroon and navy. All sizes.
Leader’s—Main Floor.
MEN'S STRIPED OVERALLS
Regular | pe! Made
that will Ry hard wear. Sizes 44, 46, 48
Leader’ eader's—Main Floor. Floor.
Leader’'s<Second Floor,
Machine Oil Opaque
Window Shades Size 36x72 and 3 h broken sizes in Cc 3 for $1
green and tan. Spring rollers. Leader's—<Basement
Buttons, Buckles,
Embroidery Floss,
dies’ Belts, ete. Leader’'s—Basement,
(85-Lb. Weight) Pretty patterns; Dore 0 Tr merly selling for $5.08
FELT BASE | Floor Covering
Fine choice of patterns in 6 feet and 9 feet Cc widths., Sq. yd.
Leader’ Basement.
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