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TUESDAY, SEPT. 28, 1937

CITY JOBS AND PAY INCREASE

As Whole Static August, I. U. Says.

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Sept. 28.—While Hoosier industrial activity as a whole remained unchanged last month, employment and payrolls advanced in Indianapolis, according to the Indiana Business Review released today by the Indiana University Bureau of Business Re-

increased 1.2 per cent and payrolls gained 5.5 per cent, according to the survey. Figures showed, however, that as employment gained in manufacturing plants, it declined in the nonmanufacturing group. Moderate increases were reported in the sales of Indianapolis department stores as well as for wholesale drug and grocery firms. «

Bank Debits Decline

Bank debits to individual accounts in Indianapolis, according to the review, declined 17.7 per cent during August, in line with seasonal factors, but were 9.2 per cent greater than those of the corresponding month last year. The value of building permits issued in Indianapolis during the month was 5.7 per cent. below the July figure, but more than double the figure for August, 1936. : The Review cites that employment

were improved slightly during the month. Wholesale prices continued to decline and sharp decreases occurred in the prices of many farm products in the face of abundant harvests. Livestock receipts showed:' more than the usual seasonal increase and were 29 per cent above those of August and 9.8 per cent above those of August last year. Steel ingot production, the Review says, remained at approximately 86 per cent of capacity. Pig iron production advanced.

CLUB 93 STARTS DRIVE

Club 93, organized to liberalize In-

diana old-age pension laws, is to |)

meet Monday night in the Holliday Building, 241 E. Ohio St. The club opened a membership campaign last night. Richard R. Bulgin, member, said the organization is nonpartisan and seeks to raise pensions to be-

LILLY OFFICIAL HEAD - OF NEW SALES GROUP

Edward Zink, Ely Lilly & Co. sales manager, today was president of the new Sales Executive Council in Indianapolis. The council was organized last night at a meeting of 60 sales executives in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The local organization is to be a unit of the national federation, embracing representatives of 4000 leading companies in the United States It is to be a division of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce,

MERIT“ Shoes for the Family

Thrift Basement Shoe Markets Merchants Bank 118 E. Wash. St. Bldg. 832-334 W. Wash. Mer. and Wash, St. .

Neighborhood- Stores: 930 S. Meridian 1108 Shelby

STORE HOURS

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Men’s 35¢ Broadcloth

SHORTS

25¢

Fine quality hrunk shorts. 30 to 44.

Men’s 29¢ Ath. Under Shirts 19¢

reizes

Monday © Friday Inclusive, 9: 30 1 to 5:30 Saturday, 9:30 A. M. to 9 P. M.

A FASHION SCOOP S AMPLE

Men's Work or Dress

HOSE 10¢c

Solid colors, fancy rayons and heavy cotton. Sizes 10- 12,

Total employment in SE and payrolls throughout the state | tween $35 and $50 a month.

Winter Coats

Dress or .Sport Styles Superb creations, sample winter coats for dress or sport wear. Furred or¥self tailored. These are values we cannot duplicate, in sizes for women and misses.

Monday i Friday Yachasive, 9 9 30 , 5: 30. Washington anil Delavares Sts. Srila 9 30 %o 91 p. m.

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Salesmen's Samples, Manufacturers’ Closeouts, Broken Lots and soiled merchandise from our own stocks marked extremely low in price to make Wednesday and Thursday two great money-saving days. Quantities are limited—so please refrain from asking us to

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Two Great Money=Saving Days... Reductions of 13 to 15! |

N $1.94 Women’s All-Wool Swealers ter soiled. Broken sizes.

Leader’s—Second Floor. » *

$5.94 Wom’s. Suede Leather Jackels |

(6 in this group.) Beautifully tailored $ suede leather jackets in tan. Size 18 Leader’s—Second Floor. o 5 0 Children’s Sample HOSE Full lengths and 5s lengths. C Sizes 5 to 92, also Infants 8c Leader’s—Main Floor

only. WOMEN’S BENGALINE GLOVES

DRESSES /4

Copies of Smarter Paris Highlights

Second Floor

Regular 69¢ Children’s Dresses

(114 in the lot). Fast color prints. Broken 3 9: |

sizes 7 to 14. Leader’s—Second Floor.

Regular $5.95 Children’s Goats

(21 in the lot.) Well tailored sport $3 4 5 ®

coats winter weight. Sizes 7 to 14. Regular $1.39 to $2.98 Uniforms

Leader’s—Second Floor. (50 in the group). All famous makes. Assorted colors, broken sizes, 12 to 46. Leader’ s—Second Floor.

(30 in the lot.) Slipons and twin sets. Coun-

$ret 3

Wools ® Novelties ® Crepes © Romains ® Taffetas ® Acetates

We present our interpretation of the Paris Fashion picture with all its dramatic allure, and expensive detail . . . at our unbelievable low price of $3.94. A dress for every figure and occasion! Black and the new shades! Sizes for juniors, misses, women and stouts. Second Floor Fashion Shop

BOYS' [\\: SUITS

PANT One Longie and One Knicker Shoo [} oe 16

4. Main Floor years.

BOYS’ $10 MACKINAWS Boys’ fine heavy wool plaid % 6° 3

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WOMEN’S STOCKINGS Odds and Ends consisting of Cotton Stockings and mended Ful-Fashioned 1 Oc MEN’S FANCY DRESS HOSE Double sole and high splice i 92 1

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- Women’s Rayon Taffeta Slips

Lace trimmed and 3 5

tailored styles. TeaWomen’s Tuckstitched shade 12

rose and white. Bro-. Two-Piece Pajamas mali, medium oe Leader’s—Main Floor.

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ALL-SILK HOSE

All silk chiffon hose reinforced at wearing points. Fall shades. Irregulars in sizes 8% to 103%.

CHILDREN’S LONG HOSE

Child’s black long ribbed Q . ¢ Pr.

hose. Not all sizes. 200 FAGIAL SANITARY NAPKINS

TISSUES | zN 10e

O¢ BOX MEN'S BLUE CORDUROY Blanket Lined COATS

Men’s heavy blanket lined shawl collar, fine woven, blue corduroy 5 by 8 3 coats in sizes 36 to 46.

Main Floor.

Silks. Pair heel hose. Assorted pattern Sizes 10 to 12. Pair—

Men’s Rayon BRIEF SHIRTS

Regular 25c value! Swiss ribbed in white only. Small, medium 19% and large sizes. “ MEN’S RIBBED UNION SUITS Fall weight union suits, long 54 :

sleeve, ankle length. Sizes 36

to 46. Men’s Winter Union Suits Men’s Extra Size Heavy Ribbed UNION SUITS

Heavy weight U-Suits in White ong Famous makes, “Suephenson, 3 orale and ‘‘Vassar.” Worth 3 49

Assorted patterns and colors. All rayon lined.

WOMEN’S COLLARS

Organdies in white only! Fancy and tailored styles in round and V-necklines.

ken sizes. Were 59c! With and without collars. Slight imperfects of “higher | pricey Xf Jines 3 9 Sou sizes. Women’s and Misses’ Rayon Undies

mackinaw with full belt and - 4 pockets in sizes 8 to 20.

Boys’ Part-Wool Sweaters

Boys’ pullover partwool sweaters. Fancy

novelties, in 49¢

Boys’ Corduroy

SLACKS

Fine quality corduroy in navy, royal, brown

Sizes 81018 1.09

and 42 only. Regular sizes 12¢ only! ‘Well made Undies of fine Novelty Weave Rayo in lace trimmed sty on Flesh and $3.0 quan tearose.

sleeve, ankle length. Sizes 38, to $2.50 each. kits Sizes 46, 48 and 50,

Leader’s—Main Floor.

Boys’ “Honor-Bright” Play Suits

Blue and Gray Covert Cloth Pin Stripes. Full cut, Bar-Tacked at all point of strain. Rust-proof enamel buttons, drop seat style. Guaranteed fast color. Sizes 2 to 8.

Cuff and pullon styles ... assorted colors. Sizes 5% to 7, but 29: not in all colors. WOMEN'S ASCOT SCARFS WOMEN’S BOUTONNIERES Odds and ends of higher priced 0 groups marked to clear out! WOMEN’S HANDBAGS Reg. 59c¢ and 79c values! Pouch, en- 29 velope and swing handle styles in suedes and Simuia ed leathers. Brown, C black and na der's=Maln Floor. ' ‘Prep Suils’ $6.94 and $7.94 Boys’ ‘Prep Suils Three-Piece Wool Mixed Suits. _One-Long $ C Pants, Coat and Vest. Dark and light one terns. Slightly soiled. Broken sizes. Leader’s—Second Floor. Leader’s—Second Floor. ! h Lumberjacket $1.49 Boys’ Suede Cloth Lumberjackets 50: |

Boys’ Fast Golor Shirts

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Sizes 30 to 36 y Men’s $7.50 Suede Jackets Men’s warm suede jackets, knit collar and cuff; also 9 3 TN leather collar and cuff ° styles. Sizes 36 to 46. ; Men’s $5 Melton Jackets

Regular 49c¢ values! Plain and fancy patterns, full cut and well tailored. Yoke a Slightly soiled

Sizes 127, to Leader’s—Second Aor.

Talon zipper front, elastic bottoms. Nave, Dive and brown. Guaranteed fast colors. Sizes 8

Leader’s—Second Floor.

from handling.

GIRLS’ WARM

RVR BYN CORRE DPR Ga TOO REET D ARERR TB)

INFANTS’ SLEEVELESS

Cotton Ried Shirts, Sizes 2 to Leader’ ‘+ second

SHIRTS

Extra heavy fleece lined.

2 for 15¢ and black

Leader’s—Second Floor.

black stripes.

INFANTS’ BONNE

Silk and — Slightly soiled. 39¢ value

Leader’s—Second Floor

TS rayon taffeta. 15¢

BOYS’ SWEAT = AA

Crew neck.

Brown

BOYS’ SCHOOL CAPS

Wool mixtures in gray and browh 44 patterns. Full lined. Sizes 63s to 7 Leader’s—Second Floor

19¢

Si htly soiled from en sizes.

INFANTS’ ALL-WOOL

FRINGE SHAWLS

Infants’ All-Wool 9k, AND SACQUES isl . N\ 5 22x30 shawls,

slightly soiled.

Garg 2, omen? Hi [EYE

HAND-PAINTED

Coffee Pots

6- rey Ena Cottes Pots (just ams in the lot).

KITCHENWARE Octo 39c Bread Boxes, Cleanser Holders, ete. Hand Painted floral design. 8” Mixing Bowls 5 Slight imperfects of high- Cc Green Solors. CHINAWARE ® Dinner ® Cup and Plates Saucer Platters eo Soup Plates Bowls J for 10c © Oat Meal

Trays, Waste Baskets, Flower Pots, er priced grades. Crockery 1Y5e Meat ©® Vegetable CHINAWARE © Bread and Dishes Butters

©® Pie Plates

4 and 5-TUBE TABLE RADIOS Were $7.95 and $9.95 $ Rh Man b tube sets. Leader’s—Basement. (146 Cans) PAINT Were 35c to $2 Values 19ct 3 Assorted sizes and co great value that’s hard lo ge Leader’s—Basement,

46-In. Fabray Oilcloth

Assorted patterns and 8

more for this quality before! Yard

- Shelf Oilcloth 6-inch width shelf oil cloth in assorted patterns. Yard ...i.....

REMNANTS Marked 15 Price

Leader’s—Basement.

Deere ut.

Novelty Buttons

5c and 10¢c Grades bargains

Leader’ s—Basement 2

» 9c & [0c Notions "himbles, Tape Meas-

ure, - etc. 2

Leader’s—Basement

“SHETLAND YARN”

l-ounce ball, as- 10¢

sorted colors. LUNCH CLOTHS

' Size 51x51, these ¢ were originally 49c 39: sellers. Rummage Table 4 to 1/2 Off ° Se o Blankets o Pillow Cases

® Lunch Cloths And Many Other Items

Three Tables of Odds and Ends BATH AND HUCK TOWELS

Beto 19c

First quality and Irregulars: ese will go fa Thes in early so bo not Rica disappointed. Leader’s—Basement.

Assorted styles and

included. Hurry in if you're looking for

Mirrors, Soap Dishes, Ric Rac, Shoe Laces, Sponges. Combs; Bias Tape, Hooks & Eyes, Snaps. Pot Cleaners,

Odds ualit; "dsuatly" Sein . for 59¢ to 7 in for’ this iat

13 to l-yard Plain and printed silks and acetates C in this group! Cut from Full Bolts! New Fall Patterns in C colors. Yard... 40-In. Unblea. Muslin Closely woven muslin, the for 12%c. Yard C : Samples One yard lengths. As- C sorted rough weaves. Ruffled and Tailored Gurtains 36x6 Window Shades Was Sister's frais, Tabs 29¢ Slip Covers Davenports, $2.49 Made of the “NEVA-WET’ pro 3 gested ina inaterials in assorted floral

Lengths guaranteed fast grade that usually sells Salesmen’s Lace 39¢ ory 5 infole. Green and Chairs, $1.49 Cre

dor’ s—Basement.

Men’s sport back melton jackets. Sizes 36 to 46.

Smart snap brims, all the new pastel and dark shades.

MEN’S NEW FALL HATS

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Boys’ and Girls’ Sturdy

TENNIS SHOES

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Sturdily constructed tennis shoes. Heavy sole and heavy tip of toe. Excellent for school

- use. Black and brown

high shoes and white slippers. All sizes.

or dressy winter coats in wine, brown, blue and green. Sizes 7 to 14 years.

A large selection of rs

WINTER COATS

Tailored or Dress Coats

TOTS’ COATS, HATS

Tailored or trimraed coats, fiannels or chinchilla cloth. Smarter colors. Sizes 2 to 6.

$9.88

Tots’ Coals & Snow Suits

98¢c

Washable chinchilla in pastel colors.

Sizes 6 mo. to-3 yrs.

Tots’ Knit Sleepers

49¢c

Warm knit sleepers with feet. Sizes 1 to 6 years.

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