Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1937 — Page 13

Page PDF (13.03 MB)

Back to issue view

THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1087

World's Known F lower Blooms in N. v

June 8.

The enormous flower, a native plant of Sumatra, has been

Times-Acme Photos.

THE | INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

PAGE 13

PLANES ON TOUR WILL CALL AT 18 CITIES IN STATE

50 Ships to Take Part in Event Starting From Here Monday.

Eighteen cities are to be visited in the ninth annual Indiana Air Tour;

| according tc Herbert O. Fisher, In-

dianapolis Chamber of Commerce aeronautics director, and I. J. Dienhart, Indianapolis Municipal Airport superintendent. Fifty planes are to leave Municipal Airport for a six-day 1500-mile flight at 10 a. m. Monday. The fleet is to land at Columbus for luncheon, then také off for the Seymour Airport. At French Lick, the air tourists are to be guests of Thomas Taggart at the French Lick Springs Hotel for the night. Plan Short Hops

Two short hops Tuesday are to take the fleet to Sullivan at noon and Terre Haute for an overnight visit. Wednesday luncheon is to be served at the Purdue University Airport hangar at Latayette. Wina-

Women Past 45

| mac is to be visited in the after-

noon before the night stop at Rochester. Placed on the itinerary for the first time since the first tour in 1929, La Porte. is to be the first stop Thursday morning. Luncheon is to be served at Gary, and the night is to be spent in Michigan City. Peru is to be luncheon host Friday, and the night is to be spent in Ft, Wayne. Marion’s recently reopened field and the Kokomo Airport are to be Saturday stops before the scheduled

‘| finish at Muncie that night.

Pilots and amateur fliers are to be awarded trophies at the dinner in Muncie,

| SCHOL ARSHIPS GIVEN TO 2 LOCAL PUPILS

Times Spec al EVANETON, Ill, June 10.—Two Indianapolis high school pupils, Miss Katherine R. Deeb, 753 N. DeQuincy St., and iiss Marjorie Allerdice, 145 E. 44th 8St., have been awarded scholarships in the College of Liberal Arts at Northwestern University for the next school year, it was announced by the Scholarship Committee today. The awards were based on scholarship, leadership and character. Miss Deeb attended Technical High School, and Miss Allerdice, Shortridge High School.

Just Try a Half -Pint of

Tri-Spar Varnish

. and we'll bet your next gallon of varnish will also

Tuesday. Coronation of a local “queen,” to be selected by popular vote, also is on the program.

DAHLIAS ‘vow

In jeparate ole shades: red, 3 pink, white, yellow, orange for and Bree ofchidl and lavender. Ea.... Cc 350c

GLADIOLUS Gi

Glory Mixture, Now

12 Named varieties, beautiful colors, old favorites and several newer out-

standing varieties 45¢ &'D9€ poz.

FORMER SOLDIERS ARRANGE SESSIONS

Spanish War Veterans to Meet at Rochester, Ind.

PLANT

Times Special ROCHESTER, Ind, June 10.—The 38th annual encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans and Ladies’ Auxiliaries of Indiana is to open June 13 in Rochester and Lake Manitou, nearby summer re-

sort. On Sunday afternoon, June 13, Mayor James L. Babcock is to give the address of welcome. A military parade is scheduled. for Monday afternoon with a bancuet and military ball planned for Monday night. Election of officers will be held on

RY pA

HAS TE TY GL IR (ARTE

Ki LL GARDEN PESTS

Use Red Arrow Spray It kills all varieties of insects quickly. Non-poisonous, nonstaining, 35¢ bottle makes 8 gallons.

Bean Beetle

DUST 3 's 23¢ 1b. 10 Ibs. 15 N.Ata.S¢ Ri.19j9

$2.00

. The Amorphophallus Titatum, largest known flower in the world, came into bloom for the first time in the United States at the;main c conservatories of the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx, N. Y,, The day before it bloomed. north end of the old building's west

FEDERAL BUILDING wing so that it can be joined to the MISSIONARY SOCIETY OFFICES IN DEMAND I new addition rapidly nearing com-| TO NOTE ANNIVERSARY

be TRI-SPAR.

Stands alcohol, acetic, and muriatic acids. A 45c¢ half-pint can for . only 15¢ ‘With this ad only

(Also good for 30c on any larger can)

STATE WALLPAPER & PAINT CO.

under constant care for the past five years. Right—Full bloom. Left— Get Relief From

Headaches—Dizzy Spells Flushes—''Nerves'

These symptoms at 45 are often due to a deficiency. in the. glandular system of a certain hormone (gland activator)—to re- ——— | lieve such headaches. hot flashes, dizzy spells, depression and ‘‘nerves” coming on We Repair All Makes of at 45 try 2 to 3 Zo-ak Tablets 3 times a day. These harmless tablets contain the PEN & PENCIL SETS | hormone . and other helpful substances often prescribed by physicians to relieve the misery of “THE CHANGE" heriod. Zo- | ak Tablets (orange package for women) are sold and recommended bv Hook's. Haag’s, Keene's Drug Stores.—Booklet by

for the Women’s Council. A pageant is to be followed by a luncheon. Division leaders are to speak during the afternoon.

Have Your Name Engraved on | Your Pen or Pencil

Tuesday. The wall is being torn out of the

Jury room and forced the Narcotics Bureau to move to the fourth floor.

The meeting is to begin at 11

‘a. m. following a business session

THE PEN HOSPITAL

registered physician free in sealed en-

141 E. Wash. RI. 1888.

velope. Zo-ak Co.. Ine. 60 W. 45th St.. New’ York Ci City. —Adv

107 S. Meridian RI-2772.

) DAY RUG $7247 .::u: Colonial

quality!

From Magee— Smith—Hodges—Firth

Better Grade Rugs at a Special 2-Day Sale Feature Saving! Only 39 Rugs in the Lot

You know when you get rugs from such famous houses as Loran der Smith, Magee, Firth and Hodges that you are getting splendid

These four famous concerns contributed to this great

sale with rugs that would ordinarily have to be marked much high-

er.

tiful Oriental Reproductions,

ture weaves. woven of fine wool yarns. color.

Am. Orientals NO INTEREST QR CARRYING CHARGES

Seamless.

Select from fashionable Early American hook designs, beauColonial designs, modern and texAll first quality.”9x12 room size. Deep, durable pile, Every rug guaranteed fast Only 39 in the lot—we advise you to be early!

11.3x12 Seamless

$39

Open 9:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.

Not Open Evenings.

27x48-Inch Wool Axminster

THROW RUGS

$1.98

97x52-Inch Fiburtex THROW RUGS

| 98c

24x36-Inch Imported

NUMDAH RUGS

(Made hy hand—in India) |

PORCH RUGS

4x7-Ft. Rice Straw Rugs

I9x12-Ft. Summer Rug Also 8x10. Wool and Jute—Reversible.

Ideal for Summer Cottage, or for Porch or Sun Parlor at Home

79¢

Reduced to

$7.95

9x12 Hook Pattern RUGS

Regular Price $24.95

$19.95

STAIR CARPET

Solid color, or bordered in green, blue or red. Running yard,

98c

. Ball Bearing

| Carpet Sweeper

- $1.98

Felt Base

Floor Covering

6-Ft.

6 feet wide or 9 feet wide

39¢ Sa. Yd

Inmade Colors through to back

88¢c Sa. Yd. 12-Ft. Printed LINOLEUM

98¢c Sq. Yd.

Felt Base RUGS

9x12 Feet or 9x10.6 Feet

Kolorflor|

Broken - tile and floral patterns. |

New durable hard finish.

tory imperfects, but we don’t believe you could find the defects.

$3.95

Fac- |

TROPICAL WORSTED

The Finest Summer Suit Made

DUS

lancludes Coat, Vest and Trousers

Here is the most comfortable as well es the best wearing type of summer suit made. It is light enough to keep you blissfully cool on the hottest days... substantial enough to wear nearly all year round and sturdy enough to give you several seasons’ wear.

It's made of 100%, pure virgin worsted .). the kind that expensive custom tailors use and charge two and three times as much. It is hand sewn at all essential points, and holds its shape and smart appearance in the sultriest summer weather.

Our selection offers every new pattern and color; sport and plain backs; [single and double breasteds; light and dark shades. At $24.50, they are the country's outstending summer clothing bargain.

FROM OUR FACTORY TO YOU WITHOUT MIDDLEMAN’S PROFIT

Other Tropicals . . 15

Coat and Trousers. Extra Trousers $3. 50

White Suits... 51280

Single and Double’ Breasted i

Fine Trousers 52 m 5622 Sport Coats . . . $1230

Every New Style in Year-Round

Business Suits . . 52430

RICHMAN BROTHERS 36 E. Washington St.

Open Evenings Until 5:30 P. M. Saturdays Until 6 P. M.