Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1937 — Page 13
PAGE 12
THE
WORK ON MODEL HOUSE OF SHOW IS PROGRESSING
Men Landscape Grounds And Construct Walks And Steps. Fo
Work is progressing on of the “Home O which is to be the central 16th annual Indic Home Show in the Mam Building at the State Fair April 15 to 25. Under supervision of City Park horticulturist scaping for the gardens 1s assuming definite shape and work: are
tion attraction
at the anapolis ifacturers’
Grounas
Andrew Mil
ler, land-
nen
| veneer, achieving a low, broad appearance by means of a well defined
ond floor sill line and five recessed
courses between this sill course and |
the grade. Its rectangular shape, with entrance and side porches, bay windows and garage that provide projecting elements of exterior design, will relieve it of the uninteresting features of the simple square-type house, The first floor interior is to include a side hall entrance, with a living room, dining room, study, breakfast room, pantry and kitchen. There also is the convenience of a toilet room on this floor. The secfloor is to have three bedrooms two baths.
ond and PAY BOOSTS ANNOUNCED By United I FT. WAYNE, Ind, March 26— After a survey by company officials of wage rates in Ft. Wavne, the General Electric Co. today announced wage increases averaging 7 per to 6400 hourly workers.
INA
cent
DR. MORGAN WARNS |
horizontal brick course at the sec- |
OF SCARLET FEVER
Downward Trend Noted in Pneumonia Rate.
City Health increasing
Herman Morgan, reporting an
Dr. Director,
scarlet, fever rate, today warned par- |
ents to have physicians investigate any rash preceded by a sore throat. While there were 125 scarlet fever cases in February, 163 have been reported thus far this month, he said. The majority are mild cases, but every case should be diagnosed to
VACUUM CLEANERS
’12> TERMS TO SUIT EUREKA-ROYAL AND POPULAR MAKES
VOGEL BROS.
1244 W. Wash, BE- 1561
| infections,
avoid complications, Dr, Morgan said. The pneumonia rate has taken a downward trend the last three weeks, the director said. Last week there were 19 cases reported and 24
each for the two preceding weeks. The sudden change of temperature this week will be accompanied by a slight wave of colds and respiratory Dr. Morgan said. DELAY SUGAR BILL ACTION B I nited Press WASHINGTON, March 26.Senate Finance Committee has decided to take no action on the Administration’s sugar bill until the measure has been acted on by the House,
INDIANAPOLIS TIMES "WANTED: BUYER FOR
~The |
247
POSTOFFICE BUILDING
Times Special WASHINGTON, March 26 —Any Hoosier who would like to have an
old posiofice building should get in touch with Uncle Sam. For the procurement ¢ division of
HOUSEHOLD PESTS
Exterminated 1009, Guaranteed Results
Arnott Exterminating Co. Mass. Ave. LI-5129
| the Treasury announced today that ) Government they have one built at Ft. Wayne in | oldest
1889 which they would be glad to sell.
It is on a list of 50 Federal properties for sale in 27 states which represent a total outlay by the | BAKING
CHICKENS 20:|
West Street Poultry Co.
11 N. West LI-0592 Free Dressing—Delivery
| ih |
ROASTING &
FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1937
The | House, which was built in 1856 at Cours | a cost of $410,000.
of $11,000,000. the Mobile, Ala,
KELLER'S OPTICAL SERVICE
is
#
32 NORTH PENN. 57.
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA OPPOSITE LOEW'S THEATRE
ET
SUCCESSOR 4 8828
PHONE RILEY
ol
STORE IS OPEN SATURDAY
NIGHT Ch Le. T IY
construct { from the the
laving walks and ing flagstone steps which will lea building floor into the pit Manufacturers’ Building. In the 1937 “Home o’' Dreams,” show sponsors seek to create a substantial home which will be a sound | investment and afford all desirable | features and conveniences Richard E. Bishop is architect for home. He has been architect for the National Park Service, Department of Interior, since 1933, and previously designed most of the tructures the Indiana State Parks, including the Abe Martin Lodge and « ab ins at Brown County State Park, the State Park Inns and other important buildings.
of
Really fine Tobaccos plus the Tareyton a—
the
BLOSSOM out in new shoes on Easter Morn. Penney's have huge selections of high quality shoes for the whole family! Every style, sparkling designs, scintillating patterns to match every outfit and suit every mood . . . intriguing models that are sure to please
Children’s First Step
“Theres SOMETHING aboul lie you'll lite”
«5 TAREYTON
CIGAREITIES Store Hours 9:30 to 5:30
This 16-Piece Ole Virginia GC IVE N
Style Is Colonial of “The American the farmbricx |
I'he architectural style Home 0’ Dreams’ is early ial, with a suggestion charm of the Pennsylvania hause. Construction will be
Colon of
® Patent, Brown, Elk, White!
—SHOES! —T-STRAPS! —OXFORDS!
Patents, white calfs, natural elk and two tone combinations! Desighed to teach little feet to walk correctly! Sizes 1 to 5!
COOKING SET
With Every American Beauty
OIL RANGE
EXTRA! Children’s
F 0 OTWEAR Patent? * White 1 19
T-Straps smooth
SN I IR Min
000000
Children S Botiar FOOTWEAR
®* Pumps—T-Straps— Ties—Oxfords! shoes made
built to Patents,
® Patent!
One-strap, oxfords with uppers, full leather Sizes from 8145 to 2!
and elk
soles!
Quality to fit and wear! brown, black and white calf, sports shoes! Sizes 12 to 3: widths A, B, and C!
OO EAR aE 3
Children’s FOOTWEAR
169
ties and oxconstruction, white
An
\
Growing Girls’
OXFORDS
® Smart Looking Styles!
1°
PENNEY'S—Downstairs Store,
American Beauty Oil
nge at the price is news. of
icient type.
® Sizes
8": to 2! latest and :
most ef Also, without charge, a 1é&-pc. Ole Virginia Cooking Set, No Carrying
20:
“Seamless Axminster Rugs 9x12 or 8.3x10.6 Sizes
® CHOICE OF PATTERNS AND COLORS
® DURABLE, SOFT, HIGH QUALITY ® LONG LIFE AT LOW COST
81 TERMS
SPECIAL! 19s
Rs 5
Burners [ + [
y | | | | | | | | | | | | | [ [ [ [ [ [ | | ! | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | [ | | [ [ [ | [ | [ [ [ | |
Good looking straps, fords—1007, leather Black, brown, natural,
Splendid fitting oxfords for the growing girl with medium and low heels. Choose from black, brown and white! Sizes to 8; AA to C!
0 3]
No. Interest
Women's
FOOTWEAR
® “Cynthia Arch” Type! Sizes %, 2 to 10;
i 349
PENNEY 'S—Downstairs Store,
Boys "Diess OXFORDS
® Black and Brown— Smooth Calf Uppers!
Sturdily constructed 4 8
shoes — just the I TO 0 000
Men's New Spring Dress OXFORDS ® Grey!
Spring! 4 8 SIZES 9 . ® Oxblood!
B\ W ea therproof soles! Sizes 2'2 to 6! 6to Il! Discriminating men will appreciate the fine style in these high quality shoes— 25 new Spring models from which te choose including plain
toes, trouser crease, straight tip, wing tip! PENNEY'S—Downstairs Store.
Women’s Gabardine
FOOTWEAR
® Sizes 4 to 8;
Shoes with color and stvle! Soft kid uppers, flexible built = in support! AA to Cl Matiering styles in grey blues, browns and black! Sizes 4 to 6; AA to C!
F SA, oR
® Novelty and Arch Type!
1 ?|
PENNEY'S—Downstairs Store.
of these smart shoes — pumps,
Step smartly in a pair
11.3x12
No TAPESTRY RUG wwe tnev rast
‘ . straps, ties in grey, blue, Carrying
black and white! Sizes 415 to 9; widths AA to C!
Interest
ONLY 1 MORE SHOPPING DAY UNTIL EASTER
22"
COMPLETE LINE
HATS
Charge
TOPCOATS
SUITS
EXTRA PANTS TO MATCH
$295 SHOES
No Interest—No Carrying Charge STORE HOURS 9:30 TO 5:30 — NOT OPEN FRIDAY NITES —
NATIONAL FURNITURE
335-337-339-341-343
EASY
JERMS ® Black!
® Brown!
Full Oak Bend Leather Soles!
33 ® EAST ® WASH.
o > or om » . v » AL —- ne me me mee e — . . BT pI —— " _— a ll NN SS ED GE | WD WE) GW () — i pr———— | | | | WW | GE ED |W | WED WE. | GED | | GES | WE | GD) |W WW |W W— GE — | WW | |W | WW | | GE CGD CD | CG |W _—) C—O — W—— — — C_— — C_— —_— — — G_— — V—, W— | C—O | | TC
-— —— TE A — —
W. WASHINGTON S73
) a
a TE A INSEE rg
W RATE RR