Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1937 — Page 4
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NEW YORK LAW MAKES DRIVERS
MORE CAREFUL
Tests of Operators Before License Can Be Issued Are Required.
By CHARLES A. HARNETT { Commissioner of Mector Vehicles for the State of New York
large number of motor veon the highway in New York made essential, several years thorough examination licenses. Tests of automobeen time.
The hicles State ago, a drivers’ oile operators
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has tended to make appli‘ants competent and cer, Those whol are licensed | have demonstrated that { they are familiar with | the rules of the road and
stricter Ix
driving license
safe driving‘
practice s, that they are physically capable of handling automobiles, and that they can drive properly. In recent years New York State has required each applicant to submit to vision and color tests. { Our examinations are given by | experienced inspectors. After a course in driving authorized by a learner's permit the applicant is given the various tests, including his knowledge of English in the interpretation of highway signs. He is then tested in driving. The record shows that one out of three | persons examined is disqualified on the first test. The test of operators before licenses are granted is an important step in highway safety. It keeps the incompetent and reckless off the road, and is an indication that the operator is thoroughly qualified. Further, the issuance of a license ! 1 the individual under superand regulation and makes it sible to rule off those drivers ho develop accident prone tendencies as well as those who com1it serious, or frequently petty vio-
Mr. Harnett
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LODGE TO INITIATE 90 NEW MEMBERS
Indianapolis Council 2, Jun der United American M to be host to a di t meeting at 8; P. m. tomorrow at 143 E. Ohio St. A class of 50 candidates to be initiated. District Deputy Raymond Adams is to be in charge. State officers expected to attend are Everett Shuck, ncilor; Walter Stu ump, vice councilor; Itha McFarland, secretary, ang Cle Meyer, conductor.
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OMPARE the 1937 Studebaker’s amazing gas and oil savings against the best that even lowest priced cars can do. You'll quickly see why tens of thousands of motorists are buying big impressive new
1937 Studebakers...
last month were the largest January sales in
fourteen years!
rence E. |
why Studeb
Arrange Rites
The Rev. Mr. Lewis
ART SHOW TOOPEN AT MUNCIE SCHOOL
150 Paintings and Sculpture Pieces to Be Exhibited.
(mes Special MUNCIE, Ind.,, Feb. 23.hundred persons are expected to at-
hibit Ball laries. The paintings
to open Sunday State Teachers College to include 150 and several pieces of sculpture from the Grand Central Galleries of New York. The works are by contemnorary artists.
Painters to be represented include: Paul Manship, Robert Henri, Childe Hassam, Jonas Lee, William Chase, Thomas Eakin, Groll, Harry F. Waltman, Farnsworth, Anthony Leopold Seyflert.
exhibit is
Jerry
-Several | ul Several { cise Commission for alleged sale of | liquor on his premises without a litend the Muncie Art Association ex- |
afternoon in! : J gal | ford, Huntingburg; William V, Scot-
Albert |
Thieme and |
HOME MISSIONS | OFFICER DEAD
The Rev. Grant K. Lewis
Formerly Lived in Indianapolis.
Times Special LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Feb. 23. — Funeral
K. Lewis, former Indianapolis resident who died last night at his home here. He was 69.
Burial probably will be at Angola |
Ind., his birthplace.
The Rev. Mr. Lewis was a national |
home missions secretary for the Indianapolis United Christian Mis-
sionary Society until his retirement |
last summer. Later he became Ar-
| kansas Christian Missionary Society
secretary. Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Emily Lewis; two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Van Voorhis, Oxford, O., and Miss Martha Lewis, Ypsilanti, Mich,, and a son, Herbert K. Lewis, Indianapolis.
EXCISE COMMISSION FINES TAVERN OWNER
Sea H. Ferguson, 224 W. Vermont St., Indianapolis tavern owner, was fined $50 yesterday by the State Ex-
cence, it was announced today. Others fined were Luther P. Siften, and Bessie Chancey, Terre Haute.
We Always Did and Always WILL Sv ARANTEE
AVES Gaon
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and Warts. Mr. Commis, Expert Hair Stylist,
622 Mass. Ave. LI. 0026
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First car in the world to offer the dual economy insurance of the sensational new
Fram oil cleaner and the gas-saving auto- . matic overdrive, the 1937 Studeb as little to run as smaller lowest priced cars
—and often less!
It’s the world’s only car with
aker costs
THAN A
the triple
safety of a steel-reinforced-by-steel body, a
built-in automatic hill holder and feather. touch hydraulic brakes. World's only car with doors that close lightly, tightly and silently on revolutionary and exclusive new rattle-proof rotary door latches. See and drive a beautiful new Studebaker Dictator Six or President Eight first and you won't even bother looking at any other car!
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BIGGEST JANUARY SALES IN FOURTEEN YEARS
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STUDEBAKER'S C. I. T. BUDGET PLAN OFFERS LOW TIME PAYMENTS
LITZELMAN
2004 N. Meridian Street
PHILLIPS & NEWBY 2216 W. Michigan St, Hollingsworth Motor Sales .. Marion Cumberians Garage Cumberland Lester Sales & Service, Sulpher Springs Martin Sales & Service... Martinsville Beard Motor Sales. ........ Delphi, Ind. G. Frank Walter Lebanon
WHITEHEAD MOTORS, INC.
and MORRISON. Ine.
DISTRIBUTORS
INDIANAPOLIS DEALERS
818 E. 63d St. Gordon Bush Sales . . Bloomington Mullikin Motor Sales ..... Greensburg Kokomo Motor Company..... Kokomo
Marshall & Son .... ..... Shelbyville 2oole & Tow Tipton Muncie
LEW COHEN, INC. 101 N. Capitol Ave.
BROWN & SCHRECKE NGOST, 3839 E. Washington St.
POTEET Crawfordsville Anderson Columbus
. Danville Frankfort Fortville
Mann Auto Co. Walter Duckwell O. P. Matthews Hughes Brothers Beard Motor Sales D. H. Renforth
TTRERRENNY
arrangements were being’| completed today for the Rev. Grant |
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MASONIC DANCE ARRANGED Temple Boosters are to sponsor B one dance at the Cumberd Community Building Saturday mt
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GET 2 CLEANERS
FOR PRICE OF 1
By trading in your old Cleaner now on the purchase of
the beantifulnew \. JEUREK HALLENGER LIMITED TIME
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INTRODUCTORY OFFER!
ris “175°
EUREKA JUNIOR
with attachments
GIVEN FOR YOUR OLD CLEANER
== - 0 With purchase of the new
Model ‘M” Eureka during this campaign
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT—THEN
$3.00 PER WEEK
PAYABLE MONTHLY
SPECIAL FACTORY SALE
$1 EUREKA
Model 9 ORIGINALLY SCLD FOR $45.00
Thoroughly reconditioned at the factory with all brand new parts and fully guaranteed same as new cleaners.
10 Days Free Trial —$2 Down
Trade-in Allowance Small Carrying Charge
STAR STORE LI. 6471
10,000.00
IN CASH TO USED CAR BUYERS!
The best buy of 1937 is a new Studebaker of course. But if you prefer to get a used car, it may be worth as much as $1000.00 in cash to you to buy it here. The Studebaker Corporation Is offering 452 cash prizes totalling $10,000.00 to motorists who buy used cars from Studebaker dealers. This offer holds good for a limited time only. Come in and look over our used cars and get full details,
Phone TA lbot 0900
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Women’s New Costume
Sizes od to 52
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Splendid quality rayon slips, V top styles, trimmed with imported shaped laces, or tailored embroidered styles, and built up shoulder models. Adjustable shoulder straps. Tea rose only.
Star Store, Street Floor.
Is Our Goal! We Offer You
CONVENIENT CHARGE PLAN
Good credit is a privilege and convenience that you and your family should enjoy, Why not open a charge account NOW at the Star Store? For nearly half a century the Star Store has been in the same ideal location, home owned, and managed (same owners and managers). We give you the opportunity to buy style right, quality merchandise at lowest possible prices and you have the convenience of our 3 flexible, convenient and highly adaptable charge accounts. Come to our Credit Office tomorrow for complete details.
Lease Accounts
For larger purchases we have a lease account which enables you to make payments over a much longer period. You'll find this plan most convenient for buying home necessities such as Furniture, Radios, Electric Refrigerators, Rugs and Linoleums. This plan makes it possible for you to have the things you need for your home and enjoy them as you pay. On electrical appliances you may have up to 4 years to pay.
NUMBER 3. 30 Day Accounts
Our regular account is an accommodation offered you for making purchases during month and pay between the first and tenth of the following month, the same as all department stores. You also have the privilege of ordering your immediate needs by telephone. For your convenience, statements are mailed to vou the first of each month.
Ten Pay Accounts
A convenient credit plan adaptable for every family. You simply make applica= tion at our credit office, then do your shopping and pay a small down payment, and pay the balance in 10 equal weekly payments. You get your purchase at once, no fuss, no delay. The Star Store was the FIRST Indianapolis Department Store to offer this added service, which tens of thousands of patrons find most convenient.
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ARTEL CTE ERTIES
Men’s Neatly Patterned
DRESS SHIRTS
$1.00 Values
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Popular plain whites or fancy new patterned broadcloths. Duke of Kent or fused collars. Sizes 14-17, Star Store, Street Floor.
Women’s Suits
$12910$159 Values
Lay-A-Way
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Light and Dark Greys Browns—Navy—Rust— Medium Blues
Choice of all the popular, smart, new plain weaves, diagonal weaves and basket | weaves. Dress weights, suit weights and' new coatings. Buy now on our lay-away § plan before prices ws advance.
Star Store,
Boys’ Slipovers
SWEATERS
Juvenile 6 to 10 Boys’ 28 to 36
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Zipper fronts, good fitting, long wearing sweaters with popular ‘sports backs. Many desirable patterns in a wide range of colors.
Basement.
Star Store, Street Floor
Women’s and Misses’ Smartly Styled
EASTER APPAREL
Of Course, at Star Store’s Usual Money Saving Price
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Men’s Sturdy
WORK SHOES
$1.88
Soft elk uppers,
of hard, rough wear.
Star Store, Street Floor,
cord soles and rubber heels. Shoes that will stand lots and lots Sizes 6 to 11.
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Warm, woolly fleeces, new mannish tweeds and rich novelty mixtures in shrimp, beige, grey, powder and gold. Sizes 12 to 20, 38 to 44, 46 to 50, in this amazing group.
Star Store, Second Floor
Children’s Well Made
Leather Oxfords
301.29
Soft leather uppers and tough leather Just the shoe for growing feet.
soles. Sizes 81% to 2. Specially priced.
Star Store, Street Floor.
Women’s Gay New
MANNISH SUITS
Expertly tailored of new $ 8 : Ks
men’s wear fabrics in pearl grey, oxford grey and sharkskin, Sizes 12 to 20.
’ | Star Store, Second Floor