Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1937 — Page 5

= J 3 ro : ae { d i WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8, 1937

Back to School” Sewing!

Beautiful Printed EascLovS

«NW -, ® All 85s Colors! 9 Ney Patterns! Cc

én will buy up a Tot of these gorgeous prints see them—splendid quality—all full bolts! ldren’s and women’s dresses—housecoats,

kk Sore#$” Acelale PRINTS Grand walnle prints that will not pull C out at sea Yd.

+0 ¥ New gIl Rough CREPES ~ Beautiful gh colors for falll Will make up C into lovgl gesses! Yd.

| PENNEY’S— : Second Floor

when t

Beauti I Pure

/e3 SILK SLIPS

TTI

of Women’s & Misses’ Novelty Slipover

SWEATERS

Just the $ Thing for School!

Swanky sweaters of fine wool yarns—with crew, novelty or collar type necklines! Every warmstone shade popular for , autumn! Sizes 34 to 40!

\

Women's and Misses SKIRTS

® Crepes! © Flannels! 13 Fo ® Novelty Weaves! . Wear skirts and sweaters this fall—they’re so swagger looking! Swing and pleated styles! 25 to 34!

Smart New Sports JACKETS LP st 2 98

Just the kind of a sports jacket youll love for

knockabout wear! Warm, durable, smartly styled! 12 to. 20!

PENNEY’S—Second Floor

ad

® With Gore §/; geous Frothy Lace 4 C Trimming»

% 2 o Exquisite slips of id Tearose color!" Bias J Sizes 32 to 441 W

pure silk crepe! ; All first quality!

RAYON!

® Lace Trimmed)

® Embroidered . Tearose panties or# sizes! Only 300 af

A spectacular clean-up of these lovely rd ? —assorted colors—chiffon weight! Sizes 83 to 1032! Only 431 pairs! a

500 Women's White Handkerchlohl | size, hemstitched hems, ea. PENNEY'§;q} greet Floor

: | gr ~ - » if eo

EACH

ide se-

=31 a. 11c

absorbent!

Y'S—~ Floor : pertly tailored shirts in plain colors f tan, blue, green and white broad- » $loth ,. . also novelty patterns in fine ® btreales! Sizes 6 to 1414! ® Pfuke of Kent shirts ; plain deep tones ind fancies! Sizes IC : to 1413, ties!

CORDUROY LONGIES | Popular slack styles!

N ’ Sizes 6 to : { 18 years $1.98 : BOYS SWEATERS— Brushed 1ypse and

* shaker knit! 8 $1 . to 16 years ......

SHIRTS AND SHORTS— { Fancy percale shorts, ¢

quality Swiss ribbed 1 5 take shirts, each .... Cc sellS or Sizes blle, pre. shrunk pants, RES— ’ plored ! plaids, chec shirts Each cl!

Children's SCHOOL SHOES

® All Leather! Sizes 8l/ to 2! Let the youngsters wear thess highwquality shoes—built for perfect fit and comfort! Black, brown, patent! Will stand hard wear! Unusual values at this price!

FOOTWEAR OXFOR DS

Misses” and growing Sturdy calf uppers—

girls’ shoes — pumps, long wearing composi= straps, oxfords. Sizes 12 - tion soles. Guaranteed a

to 3. Widths A, B and

Short Lengths of 80-Square

M USLIN

10s.

Fully bleached muslin—splendid quality, taken from much higher priced pieces! Ideal for making pillow cases, etc! Very special!

36-Inch OUTING FLANNEL

flannel! Has so many uses—stock up now and save!

27-IN. OUTING FLANNEL—-White only! 10 RAYON BEDSPREADS—Full size! All Very absorbent! For diapers.....Yd. C

over patterns, pastels .c.ccceeeees..Ea.

“Cannon” BATH TOWELS—Huge size, : . 20x38 inches! Double thread......Ea. 15¢ LACE TABLE CLOTHS—57x57 inches,

12x12 WASH CLOTHS—Soft and

lovely patterns ..............v.nncacsee

Plaid centers ..... 3 for 10¢ PENNEY’S—Second Floor,

to wear well! Sizes 2% to 6!

\ PENNEY’S—Downstairs Store v

TTT o INDIANA.

: ® Attractive Fancy Stripes! ® Light and Dark Colors! C Another value that’s a knockout! Splendid quality

$1 $1

ig DAYS | 5 DAY

ok or toe, DI? ain 10 > pointed 60¢ 6 to 11

A store _grench 1° all Daibers wnstairs brown! COANE gys—Po =

RE on -

RE EES Re

If you can drive a car, you ought to feel right at home in the pilot’s seat of this new biplane, tested at Buffalo, N. Y., and a¢claimed as a marvel of safety after it survived a landing mishap. Joseph Gwinn, Jr., is inventor of the stubby little craft. The controls are seen below—the wheel governs ascéent and descent as well as turns. The foot pedal at right is the accelerator pedal.

DROP IN BUILDING SHOWN IN AUGUST MAYOR PUSHES Valuation of building permits is- RECODIF IC ATION

sued last month showed a decrease of $851,804 over August, 1936, George

R. Popp Jr., building commissioner, : - Re Speedy Completion of Sur The number of permits increased | Vey of Ordinances Asked from 213 last year to 251 this year, he said. The $1,008,645 valuation By Mayor. during August last year was due mornin largely to the construction of Long : Hospital’s $320,000 addition and the| Mayor Boetcher today urged: Water Gas Plant at the Citizens Gas | Speedy completion of the survey to & Coke Utility, which were started |recodify city ordinances. : during that month, according to Mr.| The survey started two years ago

Popp. when a committee of three Indiani Spalis storneys was named 10 bring e city ordinances up to date. f GIVEN TEN YEARS «| Floyd Mattice, Corporation .Coun-

- | Sel, also asked for early completion F OR $19 000 THEFT of the work. It is almost impossible ’ to find ordinances passed during the ANDERSON, Ind., Sept. 8 (U. P.). [last 10 years, he said.

, . Park Department and traffic or—Miss Elizabeth Thomas, 28, Was|ginances are being completely re-

sentenced to one to. 10 years in the | draited, it was explained. Judge L. Indiana Woman's Prison today after | Ert’ Slack, Adolph Emhardt and rleading guilty to theft of $19,000 nd h lignan have been drafting from the Anderson Banking Co. tan. recently said, Ahewhen arraigned before Judge work had been slowed down, but Tenis Bam on a grand lar- that he hoped to be able to present y a complete draft of the efdinances Miss Thomas, a former employe of to the City Council for adoption the banking firm, was arrested early | soon. last week when she returned from | mpe city code was odernised in a Wisconsin vacation. Company |jg04 1910 and 1917. Many obscure officials reported the money had| ng ghsolete ordinances still remain been taken during a period of five | on the hooks, Mr. Mattice said. years. / .

VAN SWERINGEN QUIZ ‘DIETRICH IS SHE AND IS SET FOR SEPT. 21| ~~ | AMI’ STAR SAYS

: “HOLLYWOOD, Sept, Sept. 8 (U. P.).— WASHINGTON, Sept. 8 (U. P.).| ‘Mussolini's favorite film star, lane —The Interstate Commerce Com- guid-eyed Isa Miranda, was in Holmission today set Sept. 21 as the IY yond $00sy jor movis-making, and 2 Wi a soothing word patched. up date for its investigation into the what looked like a feud with Marvast Van Sweringen rail System. |lene Dietrich right at the start. Robert R. Young, Frank F. Kolbe When the Italian actress arrived and Alan P. Kirby, owners of thedin New York, and her resemblance rail holdings, were named in the in- | ©0 Miss Dietrich was commented

1 upon, phe anwsred, “Dietrich is vestigation order issued Aug. 11. great! €But I am Miranda.”

The Commission will determine | = Arriving in Hollywood, she took its jurisdiction over the corpora- any sting out of the remark. tions as they now exist and as pro~| “I only meant,” she explained,

N

posed to be consolidated. “that we are two persons; she is ~ she and I am I, myself. Is that not “GOOD THINGS TO EAT” okey doke?”

. / FRIED CHICKEN DINNERS Tues., Thurs. &

©

MAIER TO LECTURE Sund sri 10) TO ASTRONOMERS

Vegetables. sot or Biscils The Indianapolis Astronomers PLATE LUNCH—Noon and nite. a Association will hold an open 2 vegetables, - bread, butter, drink. house program at John:sonis Ob-7;-LB. , I; Bone—Balad. Bread, Butter. | | servatory on 7lst St.; near Spring

Pn Te iain 45c¢ || Mill Road tonight. y A lecture will be given by Victor GRANDM OTHER'S KITCHEN Maier, association secretary, with 8 Doors South of Wash. St. | | the aid of two telescopes.

"BED BUGS | We rid your home of =

these insects and eggs = —in One Treatment.

Get Rid of Them — 100% Kill Guaranteed =

ARNOTT EXTERMINATING CO.

247 MASS.AVE. ~~ ' PHONE LI 7459 =

ONE CENT

our choice of any item | : d many others plotured fndows to selec ct

from for only 1 f 00, $10.00, " Bt $02%350.00 and up 10 i $500.00. :

FURNITURE C 0.

ts Ratt h 4, £0 WASHINGTON [a2 EN . " x