Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1937 — Page 4

PAGE 14

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES = RIDAY, a Di dO 5, ui

Closes 48-Year Railroad Career INDIANA SCHOOLMEN

‘Superintendents Club in Ses-

sion at Terre Haute.

| TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov. 5.—| Members of the Southern Indiana | Superintendents Club meeting at | Indiana State Teachers College, today were ‘to hear Supt. DeWitt S. Morgan of the Indianapolis schools | discuss “Guidance in the Secondary |

School.” Since guidance is one of the

Es highs s speech is one of the highights of the meeting. Dean H. 1. | Smith of Indiana University is to | speak on “Education and World Relations in the Far East,” and Prof. |W. W. Black will talk on “Impres- | sions Gained From Experiences as | |'a Teacher.” i | School leaders from 30 southern | | Indiana cities are attending.

| i I A |

Dr. HAL P. SMITH |

i | Registered Podiatrist Ro fo 7 A, . Nicholas E. Porten is shown above as he climbed down from a Uriion Foot Ailments

Railway Co. locomotive, ending a 48-year railroad career. He served 33 | vears with Indianapolis Union Railway, all but two years as a | 314 Merchants Bank Bldg. conductor. He is retiring on pension. hone RI. 1688 Mr. Porten started with the old C. H. & D. railroad, now a division | P of the B. & O. He later was employed by the Big Four for several years. 0

LABOR HEADS SEEK | EW BEND PACT | BURTS

Conciliators to Go to South © Bend for Parley.

An attempt to negotiate a new! contract between the Bendix Corp..| of South Bend, and its 4500 em- | ployvees is to be made by the State | Labor Division next week, Com-|

missioner Thomas Hutson said to-| day Arthur Viat and Max Schafer, | Division conciliators, are to leave | for Scuth Bend Monday. Negotiations have been carried on since June, Mr. Hutson said, but now are deadlocked over wages, A one-year contract was secured bv the Automobile Workers of | America, a Committee for Industrial | Organization affiliate, following a short sitdown strike last fall.

nbelievable value! New styles

WIECKING HEAD OF in all materials. Blacks and smart SHORTRIDGE SENATE | ;

The Shortridge Senate, under the faculty sponsorship of Russell V. Sigler of the History Department, has elected officers for the fall term. Fred Wiecking was named president; Robert Stump, first vice president; Marott Sinex, second vice president; Claribel Hall, secretary, and David Jones, reading clerk. The Senate is conducted on the order of the United States Senate. Students hold debates on subjects of national interest.

CIVIC LEAGUE TO MEET Evan Walker, Indianapolis Rail-

ways public relations director, is to 35 EK. WASHINGTON ST.

address the East 21st Street Civic 3a. League at 8 p. m. today in the home Utién SAutitay 86a CRUG) Bu

of Mrs. Mary Cramer, 4400 E. Bash ANE] A> ARE BETTER AT B 05 & EY

St.

ARE TO HEAR MORGAN |

prime topics for discussion, Supt. |

FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY-—-THIS INNERSPRING MATTRESS TERS

NO INTEREST—NO CARRYING CHARGE

WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR OUR TOY DEPT. AND OTWER XMAS. DEPT.’S

-Pe. Kroehler ‘Mohair Frieze Living Room Suite: reg. ‘price $149.50. ..vvuvue /N . Living Room Suite, 100%, Angora Mohair es I $115.00. reerrene NOW jie . Living Room Suite, Fancy Weave Mohair Cover; reg. $149.95... ..cvuuee. Now $114.95 Mohair Frieze Charles of London Living Room Suite; reg. $92. 50. vveeeess Now $77.50 can Beauty COAL RANGE, All-Porcelain; reg. price $82.95. uu vuaewen. Now $67.50 CIRC SULATING "HEATER ALL-CAST BODY; req. price $36.95... rrr NAW $24.95 Inch SEMINOLE HOT BLAST, Ini ana polis Made: reg. $44.50. .vurrrrrrr Now $3280 8-Pc. WALNUT DINING ROOM SUITE; req. price $79.50 eater tetetenes NOW 8.Pe. WALNUT DINING ROOM SUITE; req. Price $95.00. vena NOW

m— m— mn — c— e—— — ——

OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P. M. |

BOYS’ ALL-WOOL SIVA al Lal FAIRS LL a) PLAN LURE Tee TN 0 BOYS' ALL-WOOL

PLAID JACKETS priest iateithaiatuinashssesehilt IMGs | \ 1 pp SUITS

PULL THTON 9IPPER eS £4 Bus SEs 1 >) COAT, VEST & PANTS

A good way to a ; ’ : | . EN : ; } Nd Boys’ all-wool keep he boy a 3 = Wy a . knicker suits—In comfortable all 8 ta ¥ brown, green and s HR a ; Fd EVER A ® ®

winter, Sizes 6 to blue. Sizes 6 to 18

11-325 WEST SIC LIE] So

UI'T'S-Smart Topcoats and rm: OVERCOATS

They Would Be Remarkable We Could Get Only a Buys at $20 and Even $22.50 Limited Number to Sell in SUITS Buys at $25 and Even $30 a, J see Men who want extra value, and Topcoats and Overcoats 5 know quality won't miss this Every wanted type of overcoat sale! Single or double breasted or topcoat is here. Big burly ® sport or plain back suits. Best raglans, Balmacaans, guards and of all we have sizes for stouts, smart double breasted fitted regular and longs; 33 to 50—Fine models. We know some will prematerial in Blue Serges, Oxford fer half belts and other full Greys, Bankers Grey, Browns, belts, so here they are in sizes 33

Stripes, Plaids and Checks. to 52.

“I WANT YOUR BUSINESS,” SAID A MAKER OF BETTER QUALITY OVERCOATS! “NAME YOUR OWN. PRICE! TAKE YOUR PICK! TLL PLAY BALL WITH YOU FOR ONE SALE!”

HERE IT IS! RIGHT AT THE START OF THE SEASON!

NO MAN EVER HAD ENOUGH SWEATERS

Campus Coats | aifevd Men's $3 Sport $19

Men here's extra value in every detail!

All-Wool Shawl Collar x § Snug fitting 4-pocket sport sweater in A Oxford Grey, Blue, Brown and Heather

VALUE NO. 1 3 Shades. A leader in value and quality. ; Sizes 36 to 46.

$ 4 08 | EF Men's Brushed Pullover Sweater One of the greatest buys of the ® ; i

season. Brushed pullover sweaters and Half Zipper ‘with leather ia trimmed pockets. Exceptional Value, in sizes 36 to 46.

| Men’s All-Wool Cashmere Hose Regular 50c Value Men's all-wool cashmere hose in oxford grey 39

and brown, sizes 10 to 12.

| Men's Blue MELTON JACKETS

FULL TALON ZIPPER

Full Belt—=Sport Back

Boys’ ‘warm, practical shawl collar Jackets, in green, brown and grey plaids. Sizes 8 to 18 years.

POG ELGG GG55%5

VALUE NO. 2 VALUE NO. 3

Campus Coats | | Campus Coats All ny in New T ic h brown, een 56% pinks with $098 ng

fa;

Re 10 to ets in sizes 12 to 20.

GGG GGIS 0

Men's Heavy Ribbed $1.00 Union Suits

ba NS These jackets { Shop at the Fair's Cer have genuine Talon

Complete Men's Dept. : zipper slide, all the way down, reinforced at the

For the Greatest S% strainin oints, 1 i Hegel en ; ey g points, in sizes 36

3,44, 50555

»~

>

>

Men's heavy ribbed whife ecru or random, short or long sleeve 566 EEE SEE s 6 GE EEEEEEEEEESEE _—

union suits. Sizes 36 to 46. A Coat You Can Wear All Winter! MEN’S BLUE

Men's Fleece Lined + Sheeplined Corduroy Coats

Shirts—Drawers $3 (NI The Fair Brings Extra Heavy quality 3 § s Features at Low Price! $ 98 | random color only 69c J ¢ Every detail means extra warmth in \ in sizes 30 to 46. {a ' these fine closely woven blue corduroy HEE 5HEGHES EH HECE CHEESE : ‘ coats, sizes 36 to 46. M o 3 P ‘ 3 9 . en . . Men 3 Reg. $10.98 re Bons Swap Lined Coats Navy Som Ps 3 - af = ALL- WOOL y ei i $ I= 3 J i SUH, Shans 36 to 80 0) Campus Coats po — SS rrr SS rrrrestes an Lenitherete Trimmed . ‘ $798 € Pile Fabric No Work Too Rough : for These Big Husky

Men's all wool Campus Coats with & gc A FOR BOYS

one-piece full belt. Sport back 2 ny, 1X stvle and storm sleeve for ‘extra ’ id gw WORK SHOES

warmth. Sizes 36 to 50.

BEES GEEH EEE EE EEE HEHE HEHESCECEHEGTEEEEEECEHS La \ ® $ 69 S : ! Sizes ! J j 3 B y » Zs S-A-L-E LIA oc eo . twn os : = , crack, peel or scuff Men's Fused Collar io “BROADCLOTH”

easily. Trimmed av with warm pile fab- Bata Heavy

ric. Full wipper Composition

Soles

You men who want comfort as well as wear ‘will find it in these

Green, Brown, Navy, Maroon triple stitched at and Royal Colors in sizes 8 $1 49 straining point ®

SHIRTS

Out they go Saturday! Fused rer : collar broadcloth shirts in 3 Boys’ $1.00 Fused Collar SHIRTS | A bber brown, tan, grey and blue. Sizes 3 Finer quality shirts, like “dad's”; 4 eels. 14 to 17. ) smart patterns, in sizes 8 to 14%. 69c

with ‘warm cashmere lining, Sizes 6 to 18 years,

BORGES 5555566646