Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 August 1937 — Page 14

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DEATH PLUNGE New Commander

INQUEST IS DUE

Suicide Indicated in Young, Woman's Fall From Bank Building.

An inquest into the death of Mrs. | |

Marie Bowen, 24-year-old Chicago

woman who yesterday fell to her|

death from a window in the Merchants Bank Building, is to be held today or tomorrow by Coroner E. R. | Wilson. 2 Mrs. Bowen was graduated from Manual Training High School in| 1929. Services are to be at 2 p. m.| Saturday at the Wilson Mortuary |

and burial is to be in Crown Hill | §

Cemetery. Mrs. Bowen's body was found on the roof of an inner court four; fioors above street level. The im-| mediate cause of death was a severed | artery at the heart. \ Mrs. Bowen was said by her fam- | 1ly to have. been despondent over ill health. She is survived by her husband. John Bowen, Chicago machine shop foreman: a sister, Mrs. Julia Eden; her mother, Mrs. Wil- | liam Roth, and a brother, Kenneth | Miller, all of 1741 N. Oxford St. | A ————— |

LAWN FETE TOMORROW The Center M. E. Church High |

Gen. Taylor

Brig. (above), Ft. Benjamin Harrison commander, is to assume charge of the Citizens Military Training Camp here Saturday when Col. George V. Strong, camp commander, leaves for general staff duty in Washington.

Next Tuesday's retreat parade | is to be dedicated to Muncie. Head- | ing the committee to receive visi- |

Gen. William XK. Navlor

MAKES PLEA FOR

Southern Indiana Republicans.

: | Times Special

. BLOOMINGTON, Aug. 19.—Samgel R. Guard, Spencer editor, advocated a return to state sovereignty in his address before a group of southern Indiana Republicans In Eller's Grove, near here, last night.

“At all costs we must restore the sovereigngy of the states,” declared Mr. Guard, “and on that foundation of the undelegated powers of the commonwealth, realign the nation in stability and concord.” Mr. Guard advocated a new Re- | publican party dedicated to the liberty of the individual and the | sovereignty of the state. He dis- | cussed the party's history and said | early leaders believed in “the main- | tenance of the rights of the states.” | Recent decisions of the Supreme | Court, Mr. Guard said, show that the states had reserved to them- | selves governmental powers which [the Federal government had at- | tempted to seize in promulgating the AAA and NRA.

MERIT Shoes for the Family

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FRIDAY BARGAINS!

ALL DAY FRIDAY AND’TIL 1:00 P. M. SATURDAY

$1.09

Misses’ and Women's

DRESSES

REGULARLY $2—$2.99—$3.95

Choice of Entire Stock

Summer

HATS

Misses’ and Women's

Sports Wear W

BROKEN SIZES

DRASTICALLY REDUCED!

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Thrift Basement

School class is to sponsor a lawn | | Merchanis Bank

fete tomorrow night on the church | lawn, Bluff Road and Eppler Ave. | Forest Crush is general chairman. | Mrs. E. A. Clark is the class teacher. !

16 Summer Skirts, $1.19 33 Acetate Crepe Skirts, $1.95 114 Misses’ Bathing Suits, $1.95 Misses’ Play Suits, $1.19 Misses’ Play Clothes, $1.95 Bolero Organdy Jackets, $1.19 Blouses, $1.95

WASSON’'S

i | tors from there is Capt. Preston | T: ry 4 [ 2. B. Ww aterbury, whose permanent | Mer. and Wash. ; station is in the Muncie reserve || Neighborhood Stores: 930 S. Meridian

1108 Shelby corps.

$1.39 $1.00

2J5¢

Our regular stock! Choice of any White or Pastel colored Fabric,

2 FOR $3.00

Lovely Bembergs, French Crepes, Spun Rayons and Eyelets in plain colors or prints. This is your opportunity to have a fine dress at a fraction of its original cost. Broken sizes of 14-20,

BOTH or 4 %

With Every New 1937

MONEY DOWN

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FLORENCE GAS RANGE

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thrifty to operate and

insulation . Ultra modern, ou NO- . Beautiful . « White, acid-

MODEL 100 A ECONOMASTER ELECTRIC RANGE

First 110 volt plug-in complete electric range . . heat control. REQUIRES NO SPECIAL WIRING ... NO INSTALLATION COST! Ideal for apartments and small families.

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Straw or Felt hat.

Blouses, $1.19

$2.59 WASHABLE SPORT JACKETS Short sleeved sport jackets. Washable, si 00

belted, come with brown wooden buttons, Sizes small, medium and large.

Regularly $2.95 KNITTED DRESSES

Ideal for vacation and general wear! Women’s durable, two-piece knit $e O46 dresses in pastel colors. Sizes 16 to ° 20.

WOMEN’S 25¢c RAYON UNDERWEAR

Dainty little panties, stepins and briefs made of plain or novelty rayon. Sizes 19. WOMEN’S BEMBERG UNDERWEAR

. small, medium and large. Fine quality corded or satin stripe A9Ye

bemberg panties, stepins and briefs, tearose only . . . small, medium, large. Just 46 Women's | at - Coats « Suits Formerly $10.95

2.00

Ideal for in-between-season wear are these fine quality, untrimmed sport coats and sport suits . +» in broken sizes for misses and women.

REGULAR 50c MENS POLO SHIRTS

200 Blue or Brown Jersey, ribbed cotton Polo Shirts , .. regular 50c values, > C Sizes medium and large only. MEN'S, WOMEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS — white, cotton . . . women's hank- for oD «¢ ies in novelty prints. WOMEN’S NEW FALL HANDBAGS

36 Inches by 6 Feet

Water Color Window Shade

29...

A guaranteed cloth shade in two shades of tan and green... . complete with fixtures.

Men's handkerchiefs -of ' plain

Smart styles in fabricoid bags, tophandle, underarm, potich types . . . black and brown .. . some are fitted.

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250 Pairs, White, Brown & White

Women's Shoes Regularly $3.50, $1.50

MISSES’ $6.95 BETTER DRESSES A f 38 dresses for juniors d misses © » 1 and 2:pe, sheers and 8 /}-00 crepes, prints, plain colors . . . 11 to 17, 14 to 20.

Reg. $1.69 FLOCK DOT VOILE DRESSES Friday clearance of these dark colored % 1 J 0 0

voiles in a large assortment of styles. Blue, red, brown . .. 14 to 20, 42 to 52. Regular T9¢ PRINTED BATISTE GOWNS Made of fine quality printed batiste, trimmed in hand worked applique, cut 49 full and large. Sizes 16 to 17. Women’s Regular $1.00 WASH DRESSES A49-

$7.95 Wool Crepe

TOPPERS S4.4 9

A wonderful value for this time of the year . . . light, comfy, lovely . . . made of navy wool crepe in the smart 3; length, Coats are unlined. Broken sizes of 14 to 44, For Friday and Saturday only.

Broken sizes.

Friday clearance of sheers, percales, batistes in several smart styles, straight or flare skirts . . . 14 to 20, 38 to 44.

WOMEN’S LASTEX ROLLON GIRDLES

The popular 15-inch length, genuine 59 Dede

lastex, rollon girdle . . . sizes small, medium and large, Women’s Regular 39¢c KNIT GLOVES Greatly reduced for clearance . . . theseg fine quality pastel and white knit gloves. 9.

Not all sizes in each style,

Women’s 19¢c NOVELTY BANDEAUX

2 for Dye

Again— Large Size 100% All Linen Dish Towels:

6 ior 3c

Regularly 19, made of fine quality linen with attractive colored borders of red, blue, gold, green, or orchid. A sellout last time!

Bandeaux made of novelty cloth, ribbon straps, tea rose only . . sizes 30 to 38.

Women’s 88c RAYON TAFFETA SLIPS

All shadow panel taffeta slips with adjustable shoulder straps, V tops, tearose and white . . . sizes 34 to 44,

Infants’ New DRESSES and

Fine lawn dresses embroidered and

CREEPERS smocked in white only. Creepers in

® ' ££ blue, yellow and white. Sizes 1 to 3. GIRLS’ NEW FALL PERCALE DRESSES in straight or flare lines, some with 69jacket effect. . . . Sizes 6-12, 11-17.

CLEARANCE! 87 CHILDREN’S DRESSES

Just 87 of these fine quality children's Cc ’

Smartly styled of fast colored percale

CLEARANCE! Misses’ & Women $ White SHOES

Regularly

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dresses left to clear at this low price. Broken sizes in the lot. Clearance, All Colored SHOES

REGULARLY $1.99, $2.50

Clearance of women's, all colored, summer shoes in cuban and high heels. Wraparound, one-strap and sandal styles . . . sizes 4 to 8, AA to B but not in each style.

69¢ FULL-FASHIONED SILK HOSE

4-Thread, all silk chiffon hose with EW wr picot top, garter run-stop, French heel Ce oP .

and cradle foot. Sizes 8'¢ to 10'5.

MEN'S FANCY RAYON HOSE in several patterns, double

0 3 f sole. Sizes 10 to 12. 19¢ Ea. or ob Cc WOMEN’S 39¢ SILK CHIFFON HOSE

First quality, pure thread silk for q |

Original “BATES” Cotton Colonial BEDSPREAD

s1.98

Regular $2.49, famous “Bates.” Made to be reversible . . . guaranteed colorfast in colors of blue, gold, rose, green, brown or orchid. Twin or Full Bed Size.

Men's quality, plated hose

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$1.99, $2.50, $3.50

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Short lots and broken sizes in our regular $3.50 and $4.50 shoes with high and Cuban heels . . . included are 150 pairs of growing girls’ sport oxford and dress shoes.

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Many new $3.50 shoes have been added to this group . . . straps, ties, pumps, sandals . . . High Cuban, Boulevard and Flat heels ... broken lots and sizes of some of our best selling styles.

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