Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 March 1937 — Page 7
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MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1937
GOVERNOR GIVES MORTON JOB ON
LIQUOR BOARD:
Replaces Henry Quigley on Commission; Fry’s Post Remains Open.
Gavlord 8. Morton, Republican
member of the State Tax Commisbeen Beverage
Townsend has announced.
sion, has Alcoholic Governor Mr, Morton Quigley, Kokomo, on the Commission Thursday. A successor to Paul P. Fry, State Excise Director, will not be named until the Governor returns from Florida. Lowell H. Patterson and Richard Shirley, Indianapolis, were reapcommission, and John Marion County Democratic is to become
pointed to the Noonan, Committee treasurer, secretal Mrs. Emer v T. Scholl, Connersille, Democ » State vice chairbecome State Probation replacing Dr
i man 1 10 Commission secretary, Francis E McCabe Solon C. Vial, Indianapolis, was enamed to the probation cOommision, and three new members, Mrs. Hartford City; Mrs. Zionsville, and WilVeedersburg, were se-
-
Sara Ritter E. B
liam
Bender Boggs, lected F. E. Roberts reappointed to
McKamey, Indianapolis, and Terre Haute, were the State Barbers’ Board, and Kenneth | Muncie place Arthur
Licensing
Smith
PHYSICIANS’ GROUP TO MEET TOMORROW
prepared by the Indihalmological and Oto1] Society is to be pre- > Indianapolis Medical he Hotel Antlers YMOITOW A. Van Osdol is to dis- » Relation of Oto-Laryn-juries and Infections”: Dr 1 L. (aft, “Electro-coagu-16 Tonsil: Its Uses and t E. Eis, “FalNose and
Ino ix 3 131 %
nd Dr. Bet ining to Ear,
ham and
to take
SOCIALIST DELEGATES REVISE CONSTITUTION ©
farch 20.--S0cialists constitution tobate on fascism i unionism cussions concerned oward the Spanish rivalry between trade the American Federa- * and John L. Lewis’ for Industrial Organizaiilance with liberal and
RESCUED MINERS ARE BACK ON JOB
GOLDEN, Colo miners who spent 19 1 75 feet below the earth's a cavein, reported for oday so the v could i the n the escuer who dug
March 29. —Three
[he us out are more exhausted than we are and if thes n come back to work, we sure said Pete BEY er, one of the who were hauled to safety nda Wr
EFFECTS OF BULLET WOUND COST LIFE
I"lovd Jones, 1029 W. Michigan St., in Citv Hospital today from 3 gunshot wound received Sept. 24, 1835 reports shot during a di admitted to the hospital. He later was home, but intection and he was readmisted last
effects of
revealed that he ce game and
Police
sent et 1n
REPAIRS MADE. SHIP PROCEEDS TO PORT
SAN FRANCISCO, March 29 — Globe Wireless reported todav that the Lykes Brothers freighter Volunteer, which had been in distress off the coast of Japan, had effected
temporary repairs and was proceed- |
ing to Kobe, power.
PASTOR GIVEN LEAVE
The Rev. Charles T. Alexander, Roberts Park M. E. Church pastor, Mrs, Alexander, and son, Charles, Jr will leave this week for two months vacation in Florida where the Rev. Mr. Alexander will reiroat ailment. The
AUeY from a tl irch granted him a leave of ab-
THERE'S ONLY ONE WAY TO STOP CONSTIPATION
You have to correct the cause. Simply taking a pill now and then | is just temporary — and often | harmful.
Japan under her own
Most constipation is due to meals
iow in “bulk.” Put enough in your diet and you can really cor= | rect, common constipation.
That's why millions of people | eat Kel loge’ Ss "ALL- BRAN e This cereal furnishes “bulk” which | docs not “break down”
was chosen to re- |
Wilson, _ Shel Ibyville. MISS BICKING T0 BE
“bulk” |
moved to the State | Commission, |
to replace Henry | Excise !
hours |
!
|
every day. | in the body. |
ALL-BRAN absorbs twice its weight |
in water, gently sponges and cleanses the system. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is a food— not a medicine. You buy it at the grocery store.
Besides “bulk.” it |
has vitamin B to tone up the intes- |
tines, and iron for the blood. Eat
two tablespoonfuls daily with milk |
or cream, vere <«ases,
Made by Kello in | Battle geek, y oi
Adv,
Three times daily in se- |
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Easter Services at Arlington
Mrs past commander National oo ery, at the Knights Tempidt,
ton commander o
FESTIVAL HOSTESS
Miss Ada Bicking, Aix Conservatory official
‘thur Jordan was named the 125
director,
hostess today for
| piano festival to be held in Butler
fieldhouse Sunday May 2 by the Wilking Foundation Scholarships awarded
the festival.
are to be
from
INJURES HEAD IN FALL FROM HOTEL WINDOW
Bertie Ph Vern Hotel,
Ss of
immer, 28, of the La
was recovering in City
Hospital today from severe head
juries received when he fell backhotel
wards out of a second-floor
indow vesterdav,
Franklin D. Roosevelt is shown with Eugene Thompson, of the Knights Templar, and George R. after placing a wreath on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Easter services.
STATE SENDS OUT WELFARE BLANKS
| |
Examination for Directors
Called in 92 Counties.
The State Public Welfare Board
| today sent out application blanks
for examinations, to be returned be- | for county welfare | directors. Examination dates are to | be announced later. Heads of wel- | fare departments in 92 counties are |
fore April 19,
to be selected.
fare Law.
be held until County have been selected.
| on population.
PAST NOBLE GRANDS T0 MEET |
Noble Grands of Progress | | Rebekah Lodge 395 are to sponsor a |
Past
tomorrow noon at
Pershing
| public dinner the lodge hall, { Michigan Sts.
HURRY to MILLER SWme
£ z i
-Acme Photo. left, McHenry, in Arling-
Mr. McHenry is past grand
The World Famous
CROSLEY "FIVER" RADIO
$1999
LONG and SHORT Wave , luminated Airplane Dial , | . Contre! Electro Dynamic Speaker . . . 5-Tube Superheterodvne Circuit. See it before you buy any radio!
MILLER
JEWELRY CO. 29 ON THE CIRCLE
> Donors Fram Pawer & Light On.
Wn A ATT
Tone
OO ON
LO Fon TL" L Ng le
2-Piece Mohair Living Room
Suite
Here's a roomy, comfortable modified modern two-piece suite upholstered in
leng- -wearing blue, brown, or green mohair tapestry. This sturdy suite is ormamented with carved wood . . . the simple, smart lines,
wide channel arms . .
ATTRACTIVE BENCH TO MATCH $5.95
Liberal Allowance for Your Old Furniture
. Note the
$79.50
3-Piece Bedroom Suite
Made of 5-ply walnut veneer faced with 3-ply oriental wood. Taffy brown walnut color. Hand rubbed finish. Vanity with 30-in. x 32-in. Clearplate Mirror and 42-in top. Large roomy chest 441/, inches high by 32 inches wide with storage compartment. Both Vanity and Chest have genuine Oak interiors lacquered in natural colors. Attractive drawer pulls and dustproofing panels at top are features you'll like. Full size bed S$ 5 Q. 50 completes this modern streamlined suite at. .
Competitive examinations are re- | quired under the revised State Wel- | Examinations of other |
welfare department workers will not | executives |
Salaries of directors will be based |
and W. |
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LEADER STOR
Women's 5c Printed HANDKERCHIEFS
2c
All “Vat-Dyed” fast color handkerchiefs. Buy them in dozen lots and save! Leader’s—Main Floor
Women's GLOVES
10 Pr.
Sample Mesh Gloves of higher priced lines.
Leader’s—Main Floor
DISH TOWELS
15x30 Bleached . with colored bor- ¢ ders,
Leader’s—Basement
10c Novelty Buttons Large assortment of carded novelty é C buttons: for dresses, unde rwear, blouses pants, shirts, ete Leader's—Basement
LACE DOILIES
Odds
an dg ends of better grades. 2 for J C
Leader's—Basement
Card
MIATA
TOILET SOAP Perfumed toilet » De
soaps — pastel shades including carbolated soaps Leader’s—Basement Cake
7 WOMEN'S \ Early Spring
DRESSES
Values Up to $8.75
No Layaways! All Sales Final! Good assortment of dresses, not every size in every style, but outstanding in value. Prints, crepes, and print combinations. Black and white monotones in fashionable
colors, including blacks and navies 4 Leader's—Second Floor ”
7 Girls’ Cotton \ Dresses
AQ
39¢ Sellers!
Guaranteed fast colors, print: stripes, florals and checks in Princess and pleated styles, white and self trim. Sizes 7 to 14 yrs. (You actually save 15c¢ on each garNo )
Regular
Leader's—Second Floor
7 WOMEN'S COATS and SUITS
$=.
Values Up to $8.95
Short lots . marked them don't lose any
. that's why we've low to clear time, come in early! Two and 3-pc. suits, lined and un-
lined, checks, plaids and plain
colors. Sizes 14 to 20 \ Leader’s—Second Floor /
7 GIRLS COATS
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Values Up lo $5.95 Search high and low and you won't find a bargain like this anywhere! Tweeds and plain colors. White pique trimmings. Counter
soiled. Sizes
Ne 14.
Leader’s—Second Floor
rT alo ah hy FN 3 ENE
he Benq Sine for
Wom. Cotton Dresses
2)
Only 38 in this lot! fast colors. Leader’s—Sccond Floor
GIRLS’ BLOUSES ae De
Fast color batistes and
prints. Sizes 7 to 12. Leader’s—Second Floor
Some
Our Month-End clean-up of small lots of timely items! If you've waited to buy in this event . . . you're in for a saving! Stock up aplenty while quantities lasts!
No Mail, Phone orC.0O.D.'s
Look for Yellow Remnant D ay signs all over the store.
CHENILLE
39
Rummage Table Greatly Reduced
Leader’ s— Sheets, pillow blankets
colors
cases, curtains, lace table and bridge
Rasement lunch cloths, cloths. bed sets (soiled). Leader’ s—Basement,
Reg. 15¢ & 25¢ DRESS GOODS
10c w
voiles, organdies, gingplain broadcloths and Hurry in for this Leader’s—Basement,
spreads
Prints, hams, muslins. value.
Sheet & Pillow Case Sets Marked below cost because 49 ghey. re soiled. Don't miss this bargain! Leader's—Basement DRAPERY DAMASK Fine auality er 50 inches wide ! Gold, green. blue exgshel and rose Yd Leader’'s— Basement,
CURTAIN REMNANTS
Fizch nets son ne
dots and “Ag red P marquisette ily rice Leader’s—RBasement
TAPESTRY SAMPLES 24x24, assort- i fours on © 2)e¢
ed velvet Leader's—Basement
Opaque Window Shades
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Leader’s—Basement
HOME NEEDS 2 for I3¢
Towel racks, sand paper, machine oil, paint, knives, poljshes, brushes, chair seats, dust pans, furniture pol lish. Leader’'s—Basement
36x6 muslin cloth shades in green or tan.
HOME NEEDS 2 for NI
percolator tops, sponges, rulers, paper plates, No. 1 lamp burners, toothpicks, can openers, crepe paper, soap dishes, fly swat-
Spoons, corers
LEADER STO
Rummage Table Infants’ Wear
«50
® Sweaters ® Shawls ® Bootees ® Bonnets
® Dresses s Flannelette Wear ® Shoes
Slightly counter-soiled (No
exchanges or refunds). \L Leader’s—Second Floor
:
Tuesday and Wednesday Only!
Silk and Rayon Hosiery
JDC Pr.
irregulars of 25¢ and 39c qualities; excellent grades of silk and rayon hosiery drastically reduced because of broken color assortments. You'll buy several pairs when you see them! Come early
for this value! J
Slight
A Real Value!
Regular $1.00
Choice of Brown,
Wd Oxfords, /10c Toiletries \
(Well Known Brands)
Gun Meial,
® Creams ® Antiseptics
® Wave Sets ® Face Powders ® Shampoo, Hair Oil and
BOYS' and GIRLS’ All-Leather SHOES
9:
Patent or Good range of sizes in plain or T-straps. Leader’'s—Main Floor.
ters. Leader’ s—Basement
Double Cotton Blankets
70x80. Bla nkets Leader's—Basement
fn assorted block Jlaids. 25¢ STEEL WOOL Po a 15 ger 's—Basement +p C $1 Mothproof Wardrobes Je
BLANKET BAGS .. 2%
Leader’'s—Basement CANNISTER SETS Ivory flour, sug- ¢ 9 ar, tea and saiC. 3B C Leader’s—Basement i Men's Ankle-Length UNION SUITS
3c
spring Wwe ight union suits. Broken size assortment of our higher priced groups. Leader” s—Main Floor
Fine
JLEADER FE
——— Other ToilIetries Leader's—Basement /
i Reg. 49¢ and 69c N\ SILKS & ACETATES
25°
39-Inch silks and acetates lain and dark and pastel lie $alves like these are hard to find
so don't pass it up. Come
early WN Leader's—Basement
” REMNANTS
15 PRICE
® Muslins ® Organdies ® Prints ® Ginghams ® Crepes @ Dimities ® Voiles Good range of patterns, large
remnant pieces in ot
, Leader’s—Basement
~~ Leader’s—Main Floor Dor’t Miss It! N\
q« All-Leather Soles
Pr. White in fancy
tL
/ 5¢ and 10c N\ NOTIONS
® Laces
® Silk and Cotton Threads
® Mending Floss ® Buttons ® Dress Patterns ® Pencils ® Snap Fasteners
® And many other items too numer-
ous to list Leader’s—Basement
/ Men's Sanforized \ WORK PANTS
She
Well made work pants of San forized shrunk Grey Covert; full. bar tacked at points of hard Sizes 29 to 42,
Leader’s—Main Floor yd
cut,
N
f Boys’ 3-Pc. “PREP” SUITS
53
3-Pec. All-Wool Suits; coat, vest and long pants. Longies are slack modig eT bi dark patterns. Sizes 15
BOYS’ ALL-WOOL CAPS
6% to 7.
Eight-plece top; all 10
dark shades. Sizes Leader’s—Second Floor JS
Washington St. IN Delaware
cleo eolors Veader's.
Basement
Children’s Spring Sweaters wv De Regular $1.00 values! All30 to 36. Slightly soiled. Leader's—Second Floor Children’s Pockethooks broken sty le assort “Lcolors i 9. Jes at this price, Leader's—Main I'loor. Children’s Full-Length Hose and Anklets higher priced stocks: mos wanted colors and ‘patterns in broken s17€ assortments; some Leader’s—Main Floor. Makers' samples, odds and ends, small goods accumulated from the big Easter rush. Timely need right now for yourself and your home « « +» all at riprices! He Wool Yarns an ~ Be 2-Way STRETCH % » C Regular 59c¢ values! Medium and large sizes only. Just 36 in this lot. Rush for best choice, FOUNDATIONS AND GIRDLES A9e Regular $1.00 values! Broken this ‘ot. Leader’s—Main Floor RAYON TAFFETA SLIPS Slight seconds of higher pH ced lines. Broken sizes n this ot Leader's—Main Floor PAJAMAS 99. 9.Pe. TRICO - KNIT Rayon Pajamas regularly selling [or short lot Leader’s—Main Floor (-PC. RAYON Pajamas and Gowns Worth every bit of 69¢ and more. Broken size and color assortment . . that’s why we've marked them to clear. WOMEN’S MUSLIN SLIPS 2c Regular a value! Practically
wool in pastel colors. Sizes 50c qualities, a Shey won't last Reduced trom our own )° counter hurt, Pr. lots, soiled things you diculously low PANTIE GIRDLES Leader’'s—Main Floor size assortment, Just 33 in $e 2-PIECE RAYON $1.98! Reduced because of pp Dec fa Leader’s——Main Floor all sizes, 36 to 44. Inverted
side nvleats Leader’'s—Main Floor
Women’s Extra Size Panties & Bloomers
De Ea,
with double
Gooa quality rayon seat construction Leader’'s—Main Floor
Boys’ Dress Shirts 25¢
Plain and fancy broadcloth, Guaranteed fast colors, Slightly soiled. 12': to 1413, Leader’s—Second Floor.
TERR MEN’S CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS
3 3 DH Fine quality blue chambray cut, coat style, pearl butt
Broken sizes. Leader’s—Main Floor,
Men's Waterproof
ZIPPER JACKETS S59 Navy blue suede cloth Jackets with full Talon zipFleece lined. Broken
sizes. IA s—Main Floor.
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