Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1937 — Page 14

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one from the Minister Auld Crafters to the outstanding 5th Corps Area candidate, and one from the

Gen, Orton Chapter, Organized Reserve Corps, to the outstanding Ohio candidate. Lieut. Col. Ernest J. Carr, as-, sistant chief of staff in the In-| diana military area, today has assumed his duties as C. M. T. C. camp inspector, relieving Lieut. Col. Ford Richardson.

C.M. T.C. TO HONOR COLUMBUS, 0. YOUTH

‘Other Awards Planned at Ft. Harrison Camp.

Completely Air-Conditioned For YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT

FRIDAY BARGAINS Tomorrow and Until 1:00 P. M. SATURDAY!

69c Full Fashioned Silk Hosiery

4-Thread Ringless Chiffon Fine quality sheer chiffon stockings with French heel and cradle foot. Lisle reinforced and in lovely new colors. Sizes 8!4 to 1014. Ideal for late summer and fall wear.

A medal to the best all around Citizens Military Training camp enrollee from Columbus, O., is to be awarded by Lieut. Col. Pope Marshall, a reserve officer from Columbus. Col. Marshall has been named ‘camp citizenship officer at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. He has announced | other medals for awards, including

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There are still plenty of hot days to come, and these are the ideal dresses to carry you through. Prints, light grounds, plain colors. Sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 50.

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Times-Acme Photo Doris Major, a divorcee and mother of two children, who gave her father, William Major, a Washington newspaper artist, inany anxious days by disappearing from her home about a week ago, was located in Norfolk, Va, in a riding act with Hoot Gibson in the HagenbeckWallace circus. Miss Major, who had been selling cirgarets in a Washington night club, is pictured with Poodles Hanneford, famous rider with the circus. Her dad said she could continue her “career.”

$2 Cotton Dress Clearance |

Summer prints in cotton house or street dresses. For women and misses. Broken C sizes 14 to 44. \ Clearance Wash. Hand Bags | White and pastel summer hand bags — top handle, under arm, or pouch. All C fitted, some with zipper. . | Bemberg, Rayon Crepe Slips 1.00 Lace trimmed and tailored slips. Shadow 329 oC : Y Clearance! Broken Sizes, Colors

Summer Coats

Sizes 32 to 44 in the lot, 5.00

Acetate Crepe Skirts 2 and 3-Pc. 1.95 Play Suits

Play suits consisting of jacket and | KUL

slacks, some with contrasting halters. Navy, brown, faded blue denim. Broken sizes 12 to 18.

Clearance of Cul Anklets

Final clearance on these plain ankle socks. Sizes for 13¢ Men's, Women’s Handkerchiefs

5 to 81 Men's white handkerchiefs. % ed 2c

Larger Quarters Required as B State Agencies Expand Work &

Expansion of State governmental activities has made necessary the removal of the re-emplovment service and the unemployment coempensation payment division to a new six-floor headquarters in the Fidelity Trust Co. Building, it was revealed today. The two agencies are to be moved &———

from present quarters in the build- | ing at 141 S. Meridian St., which | hl PLACES FOR

houses the State Welfare DR ment. The H. H. Woodsmall Trsurance | Drug Storer. on and rons To Be Used as Mail Order Sources.

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10.95 Large Size Women’s Coats 29.75 Fur Trimmed Fleece Coats... .13.00 Summer Jiggers, regularly 2.99......150 ( 4) 7.95 Summer Gabardine Suits .......3.95 ( 8) Misses’ Suits, regularly 10.95. .......4.00 ( 6) 16.75 Fur Trimmed Spring Suits 8.00

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3.97 . 3.47 .2.50

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Crepe romaines, sheers and chiffons in misses’ and women’s styles and sizes.

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. The popular swing skirt in 39 styles. Sizes 26 to 32. hosiery, knit to fit, well reClearance of Men’s Ties patterns. All well made of Now Yo Price 6.95 Dresses.

" black, navy, brown and pastel shades. Also gored Knee-Length Silk Stockings Greatly reduced! Lastex top inforced for extra long 19¢ wear. Sizes 8'2 to 102. Regular 19¢ and 29c ties in stripes, plaids and allover 1d)e good materials. / NN £1 ny Wi, L 8.95 Dresses, n 7.95 Dresses, 5.00 Dresses, 3.95 Dresses,

Agency, Inc, which has occupied | Increased office facilities required to carry out provisions of Social | Security laws necessitated larger | quarters for the state agencies Other evidences of increased State governmental activity were seen in| mn the address list of state depart-| N. Senate Ave.; the Conservation | urer Frank E. McKinney Sanounced E Department into the State Library, today. em MA ! ! RESS removal of the State Planning | In an effort to avoid congestion | INNERSPRING Board into several floors at 237 N.| of taxpayers at the cashier's win- | : Pennsylvania St. | dows in the Treasurer's office, Mr. | LH SPRING Public welfare, social security and | McKinney has printed a circular, |§ & SIMMONS gross income tax offices are at 141] listing 57 places where taxes may be | i

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Clearance of Children’s Wear

the Fidelity Building for 23 years, | is to move to other quarters w ithin | a few days, according to H. H. Woodsmall, president. Paying the fall installment of ments. : Already expansion has forced the | taxes this year will be no more of a | Highway Department into offices | task than merely going down to the across from the State House at 102] | corner drug store, County Treas- | S. Meridian St. The Health Board is at the Senate Ave. address. War | Memorial offices are at 431 N. Meridian St. a plat book project is

housed at 217 N. Senate; other high- | commission |

way and state safety offices are In the Old Trails Build-

ing, and offices are maintained at]

the Fair Grounds for the Agricultural Board.

TWO TRUCK DRIVER STRIKES SETTLED

Negoliations Scheduled in| Five Others.

Two wholesale grocery truck driver | strikez today had been settled and | negotiations in five others were

scheduled as the State Labor Di- |

vision entered the case actively for the first time. Employees at the C. A. Schrader Co, 101 S. Pennsylvania St, re turned to work vesterday and an] “amicable” settlement was reported ; at the J. C. Perry Co. 620 S. Capi- | tol Ave. Conferences at 2 p. m. today were to bring representatives of five other | wholesale grocery firms together | with International Teamsters & | Chauffeurs Union officials in the State Labor Divisicn, Union officials reported men still |

on strike at Schnull & Co., 601 Ken- |

tucky Ave.; the Central Public] Warehouse Co., the Coburn Storage | & Warehouse Co., 221 W. Georgia St. Other firms which were to take part in negotiations through the] State division today included the | Regal Stores, the International | Grocery Co. and J. P. Michael Co. No strike has been declared at the Michael Co. firm.

SLOT MACHINE LAW VIOLATION CHARGED

A man and a woman were to face charges in Municipal Court today on | charges of violating the 1935 law | regulating slot machines.

They were Miss Carrie Wilson and

Lawrence Hyatt, who, police said,

own the Kentucky Tavern, Kentucky Ave. Officers said they | found a marble machine there.

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| paid by money orders.

The last day for payment of the | : : will be Monday, | fi

fall installment Nov. 1. Albert L. Koesters, chief Deputy Treasurer, pointed out the same congestion might occur this fall because of first of the month pavdays unless taxpayers use the money order method. To pay taxes at the corner drug | store or neighborhood groceiy, Mr. | McKinney explained that taxpayers | may call at the Treasurer's office | or write a letter asking for their tax bill. Taxpayers are asked to inclose their last tax receipt and, 8 thev call at the treasurer's office, to bring their receipt with them. Upon receipt of the bill, the tax= er may go to one of the 57 places handling money orders and mail them to the Treasurer's office. Re- | ceipts will be mailed back to tax- | payers if self-addressed stamped | envelopes are enclosed. The Treasurer's office started receiving fall installments this week.

Places Listed

| orders are to be issued: North Side— | 54 W. 30th St, 801 W. 30th St., 2670 Northwestern Ave. 902 W. 27th St.; | 3412 Clifton St.. 2948 Clifton St. | 2644 N. Harding St., 931 N. West St., | 4156 Boulevard Pl.. 813 N. Delaware | St., 1572 College Ave. 1957 College | Ave. 3518 College Ave. 2101 Ceniral | Ave., 2949 Central Ave., 936 E. 30th St., 2455 Martindale Ave. West Side—2102 W. Michigan St., | 6301 W. Washington St, 2905 W. | Washington St., 2051 W. Washing- | ton St., 1243 Oliver Ave. 1737 How- | ard St., 1901 W. Morris St. East Side—439 E. Washington St., 960 E. Washington St., 234 N. State | Ave. 200 S. State Ave. 2402 Eastern | Ave., 2802 E. Washington St., 4034 | E. Washington St., 4232 E. Michigan St., 4837 E. New York St, 5066 | E. Michigan St. 5072 E. 10th St., | 4627 E. 10th St. 3432 E. 10th St, 3018 E. 10th St. 2801 E. 10th St, | 2129 Brookside, 1557 Roosevelt Ave, | 1656 Roosevelt Ave. 1566 Columbia Ave, | South Side—1219 Kentucky Ave. 1802 Madison

| 1101 S. Meridian St. 7 Troy &

e., 2202 Madison Ave, min 1702 Minnesota St, 1701 Prospect St., 1415 Prospect St. 1041 | Fietcner Ave. 801 S. Delaware St., Downtown—1 W. Washington St. 16 W. Washington St. Beech Grove— | 620 Main St.

Following are the places money |

Actual Value $29.75

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Clearance Porto Rican Gowns plique gowns, belted and tucked. Cut full and long. . ’ Children’s Dress Sale Several styles in these fast Straight line or flare Skint, J O¢ Sizes 3 to 6, 7 to 14. Fine quality lastex girdles in 15 inch length, 4 hose 29¢ Sizes small, medium, large. Clearance of Foundations on Brocade in corsets or girdles. Well boned for

Hand embroidered and ap24 c Sizes 16 and 17. color wash dresses for girls. Clearance of Rollon Girdles supporters, two way stretch. Made of good quality Ray- 4) 4 support. Sizes 26 to 38.

Regular Be She 5% Ras Ruts, # Ed Ss Tr A - polo shire and oveais ai re: $3) °) go sizes. Clearance of All SUMMER HATS — 25¢ and 20¢

Two low summer prices on straws, felts, fabrics and toyos, in whites, pastels, and a few dark colors.

400 Wash Dresses A9e¢

Percales and sheer prints, some With sleeves—straight lines or flared styles. Sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 46. Not every size in every style,

Infants’ Dresses and Creepers

White lawns with contrasting embroidery. Also white, blue, yellow crepe; all with collars. Sizes 1 to 3.

Flock Dot Voile

Dark colored Flock Dot Voile dresses in several smart styles. Sizes 14 to 20, 16 to 42, 42'2 to 52'2.

#® 29¢ Dresses

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Cotton Slip Clearance

V-top Bias cut Wraparound style slips of fine quality

muslin. Cut full and long, 2 24 C

self straps. Sizes 34 to 44.

Printed Batiste Gowns

Sheer gowns of fine quality 9 A C

printed batiste, cut full and long. Sizes 16 and 17 only.

Mercerized Broadcloth

boys’ blouses,

36-Inch Solid Color

Durable quality cloth, with plenty of white, blue, green, and 13 other pastel colors. shirts, ete. Get ready for school!

Dish

Excellent for Ready for use.

rE Towels 16x30 Hemmed towels, linen with borders of red, blue, green or gold.

All Linen Phone, Mail Orders Filled

of imported fine quality

G-

Sateen bound, at

50c Will Lay-Away Until Wanted

in plaids of rose, gold, green, cedar.

Friday Only! Regular 2.79 Pair 10x80 Part Wool Double

Plaid BLANKETS

2.00 r-

5% wool, these blankets

orchid or

least

Mail or Phone Orders Filled

blue,

First Time at This Low Price!

80x84 Reversible Guaranteed Tubfast

Patchwork

2.98

Bound edges, extra wide and extra long, with unusually beautiful patterns. tubfast. Reversible, use on either side.

Quilts

yuaranteed sun and

Final Clearance of All

SUMMER S

Were 1.99, 2.50 and 3.50

Shoes in white and colors, including prints and multi-colors. with high heels, boulevard heels, Cuban heels and flat heels.

Linens, suedes, kid leather; patent leather. Styles for all purpose wear—street, dress, sports,

HOES J

Fashioned

Many short lots and broken lines, in sizes 4 to 9. Width AAA to B but not in each style.

Clearance of 1.99 SANDALS:

White Patent—Beige Patent—Red Patent — Blue Patent — Multicolor Sizes 4 to 8. Widths AA to

Suede. B but not in each style.

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your late summer wear. with high and Cuban heels.

A varied assortment of sandals for

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