Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 November 1937 — Page 4

¥ HOOSIER CLUBS’ ENTRIES IN 4-H MEET SELECTED

Ligonier Girl and Parker Boy Win Achievement Championships.

Nov —Hoosier ns, wl hose records ligna in contests of onal 4-H Club Con7. 27 to Dec. 4, at Purdue

ed Harper, 18, Ligonier, and 1 M. Meeks, 18, Parker, were tate winners for the naov nt contests for boys Tiss per completed 24 such as clothing and bakhas been junior leader for

ompleted 55 agriculnd has served four junior leader. Other who will compete na-

test — mes Mctsburg, and ClifWwW. est Lafayette. al Te I, A areenburg. gress Contest—Happy ustlers Girls’ 4-H Club,

University Nov. 17, when some of the university's best stock wili be paraded. It will be a preview of Surdue’s entries in the International Livestock Exposition at Chicago, Nov. 27 to Dec. 4. Everett Troyer, farmer living near LaOtto in Noble County, this year retained his title of Indiana potato champion, won last year. His record of 650 bushels of ©. S, No. 1 potatoes per acre this year exceedod his winning mark of 493 bushels last year. Mr, Troyer and other winners are to receive medals at the Northern Indians Muck Crops Show which opens at Kendallville tomotSOW.

BUTLER WILL HONOR

DEAN F. D. KERSHNER |

Butler University faculty members will honor Dean Frederick D. Kershner of the College of Religion at ® reception in Arthur Jordan Memorial hall on Nov. 23 at 8§ p. m. Arrangements are in charge of President James W. Putnam. Dean Kershner recently was elected president of the International Convention of the Disciples of Christ. Committee maembers aiding with arrangements are Prof. Ross J.

| Griffeth, College of Religion; Prof. { Albert Mock, College of Education; | Prof. M.,

G. Bridenstine, College of Business Administration, and Prof. Karl S. Means, College of Liberal ATtS.

FAMILY WELFARE ADDS CASE WORKERS

GONZALEZ LEAVES

HIS EXILE IN TEXAS

‘Former Mexican Rebel Takes Amnesty Advantage.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. 9 (U, P) Gen. Pablo Gonzalez, former Mexican rebel chieftain who, with Pancho Villa and Alvaro Obregon, made Venustjano Carranza President of Mexico in 1914, has left his

| exile here and returned to Mexico, [it was learned today. He took ad- | vantage of the amnesty proclamation of President Lazaro Cardenas, issued in February.

Gonzalez is going to Mexico City ! to resume the life that was inter-

| rupted when he fled into exile mn

1920, after Obregon supplanted Carranza as President of the Mexican Republic. For 17 vears Gonzalez, whose name was listed with those of Villa and Obregon as the most powerful of Mexican generals, had resided in San Antonio and Laredo. Much of the fortune he accumulated &s a power behind the Mexican Government he invested in real estate in the two American cities.

CLUBS HEAR HALLECK VALPARAISO, Nov. 9 (U. P).— Congress does not want War any maore than the people it represents, Rep. Charles A, Halleck (D. Renssa-

laer) told members of the Rotary

land Kiwanis Clubs here yesterday. | He said Congress will be harder to

NOMINATIONS MADE BY BAR ASSOCIATION |

The Indianapolis Bar Association

today released its nominating com |

mittee report from which officers will be elected. Those named and the office for

which they were nominated a are Coleman and Edward C. Berryhill. |

ROUT

"THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES °

Thomas 1D. Stevenson, president; | | Clarence ¥, Merrell, first vice president; George R. Jeflrey, second vice James C, Jay, secretary, and Herman W. Kothe, treasurer. The following were nominated Yor

president;

the executive committee: ¥Fioyd J

Mattice, Ausin V, Clifford, Floyd W.

Burns, Otto W, Buenting, Robert D.

THAT

COLD

Let It Not Hang

on Thru the Use

of Half-way Measures!

Beware of the ‘‘common cold”! The ‘‘common cold,” doctors will tell you, is the cause of more serious trouble than anything else. Many a person who is in a pneumonia jacket today had but a ‘‘common cold" yesterday!

Take No Chances!

Neglect no cold. Take no chances with your treatment. Treat a cold with a cold medicine, not a “cure-all.” Treat it also with internal medicine, A cold is an internal infection. Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine

Fourth, they tone the system and |

help fortify against further attack.

Bromo Quinine tablets now come |

sugar-coated as well as plain. Both Kinds are sold by all druggists, a few cents a box.

When vou feel a cold coming on, |

trust to no makeshift methods.

Adopt the proven course of safety |

—1lake Bromo Quinine, Taken promptly, will often break up a cold in 24

hours and that's the speed you |

want, Act Promptly!

these tablets |

TITRE A ACRE eR) Rh)

Women’s Ribbed Fleeced

Snow white, combed cotton suits

SINCE B88

WOMEN'S TUCKSTITCH

VESTS and PANTS |

Firmly knit garments of best grade cotton, Reins forced at points of wear, Small, medium and large C | sizes,

Star Store, Street Floor,

Ww OMENS RIBBED FLEECED Union Suits |

Snow white, warm wins ter weight, built up shoulder, tight knee stvle Sizes 38 to 44 Slightly tmperfect,

Star Store, Street il

, 1937

Bromo Quinine tablets may be | taken with confidence. The fact | \ that are warmly fleeced, Choose *A TOOL,

for a cold. They are, first of all, a | hat they have been in use for over from three styles: Long sleeve, "UNION SUITS

cold tablet, made expressly for | 40 years and are the world’s larg: : ' colds. Secondly, they are internal | est-selling cold tablet is your as- od ‘ankle length » to 50; Double rayon striped, medication, fourfold in effect. surance of dependability. short sleeve, knee length — part wool suits, long $ 08 | Fourfold Effect! Ask your druggist firmly for 36 to 50 ' : ray sleeves, ankle length, I : Sizes 36 to 50, * Short Sleeve, Knee Length Suits, $1.59 |

orl yim tv at Sots % Aarvbell nn inflame into & declaration of war necora niesi—hlaryboelle u : 7 The Family Welfare Society today féhan the people themselves.

Battleground. three additional N | IS] ey

Contest— | announced that

(LBQ tablets) are what you want

Achievement hite, 17, Newcastle. ration Achievement trude Monhaut, 17,

cost may save Adv,

you a world of trouble,

ganization in rehabilitation of fam- | Second, they check the infection | (LBQ tablets) and accept no sub- | 24 ¥0. PENNSYLVANIA STREET Sd Tver UNION SUITS 1 Indera KNIT SLIPS |

case workers are to assist the orilies and individuals. The new staff members are Miss | First, they open the bowels. Grove’'s Laxative Bromo Quinine : ' s+ Stvl in the system. stitute. : WOMEN S Star Store, Street F Me ys — 45 and $4.95 Third, they relieve the headache A few pennies’ ALSIOLE, SLIECL San, | By 8 1. -. ” i | A rv Hewvy weldint TRICTLY FIRST QUALITY Y | J ribbed, feeced, long $ 29 : sleeve, ankle length Cc S$ S 49 $ 8 | *

Complete assortment of all sizes heavy cotton and part-wool slips, Star Store, Street Floor,

Doris Harpole, University of Pitts- | H . suits, Sizes 36 to 50. | Star Store, Sireet Floor,

Purdue Event Set burgh: Miss Mary Alice VanNuys, MEN'S 100°, WOOL

International” live-| University of Wysconsin, and Miss | In Honor of National Fur Week, Nov. 8th to 13th UNION SUITS

will be held at Purdue’Sybil F. Sheldon, Smith College. Well made, full cut, | a Ju x | lone “seers, nie o 9% 9B to 46. tar Store. Stre * MEN’S 50°, WOOL AF T R SALE That Will j EEE

Hye grey, ribbed tremens tow 05 $79 values—per garment Star Sto I MEN'S 25°, WOOL Perfect timing made this purchase and sale possible in Honor of NATIONAL FUR WEEK. A temporary lull in thefur market found us ready to snap up good buys with cash. Taking advan tage of that split second makes all the SRY id il gie Soft, ribbed, difference in the world to our customers —makes it possible for many women to at dom color shirts, 5 5 sizes 36 to 46. Drawown beautiful Furs who otherwisewouldn’t be able to! ers, sizes 32 to 44, Fa.

fleeced, 69 i \ a \ C | Heavy Weight 3 “Pe Sizes 36 to 48 oes. Shirts & vrs 1 5C Star Store, Street Floor, | Star Store, Street Floor, Samples

a 3 | tA Just 60 Coats . . . Samples and Few-of-a-Kind é y 4 | BOYS’ UNION SUITS | BOYS UNION Juits |

heavy aL a sleeve, ankle aE suits. Medium heavy weight, long n \ y ecav y " Eew-of-a- sleeve, ankle length, slightly ¥9 Welghity- yansiony; or wt ecru color suits. Long sleeve,

Men's Warm Weight

10% wooL

UNION SUITS

Specially Priced

88°

Sizes 36 to 46 Good, warm, winter weight, first quality tan random color, ribbed, fleeced union suits that are well made S$ 95 and really fit correctly, Long sleeves, and ankle length,

Sizes 36 to 4 Star Store imperfect, random color suits. Priced excitingly low. Sizes ankle length, Sizes 8 to 16 Star Store, Street Floor,

Ee W ARM Men’s Fine Collon Shirts and Drawers | UNION SUITS 8 ve 15. :

Models in This Sale That We Cannot Possibly Duplicate at This Almost Unbelievable Price of

Child's 59¢-69¢

MEN! Plan Ahead Save Money! Ideal for Your Wife's Christmas Gift!

d. Heavy mous E. Z. bran on suits with Yayon tripe. short gleeve=kn 3 length, gelt help styles. : RN px: ; a A 3 tots will keep V

e, Sizes 11 Other Famous Brands thes

h or nkie Gi ls' 25¢ Tuckstite lenge. en 3 6 C VESTS—PANTS

Ex. Sizes {4 6, ! 9¢ Me um for sma d and wr ATRO 19¢’ss 55¢

aot, gar Store, gecond ¥l i ore, Second Floor.

y cozy in

Our Comparison Shoppers Tell Us They've $98 to $129 Values!

Beany, warmth, luxury in every coat and what VALUES, ou ‘ve never seen anything like them outside this sale. SWAGGER STYLES! FITTED STYLES! CHUBBY STYLES and PRINCESS STYLES. All with expensive silk and satin linings!

® Black Caracul ® Gray Caracul ® Brown Mendoza Beaver

(Dyed Rabbit)

® Black La

(Dyed Rabbit)

® Brown Caracul ® Hollander Dyed Beaver

(Dyed Rabbit)

® American Broadtail

(Processed Lamb)

® Black Persian Lamb ® Silver Beaver Good weight, gl

(Dyed Rabbit) made, coat

*® Gold Coast Sealine fod an style peas vies & (Dyed Rabbit) ENS : to D. full sim, 00

zie 32-0z, BLUE MELT Vv IPPer Jackets

Needs

one of cut, wellemaiil Cossack-styleq blue 79 on Jackets with Zipper front,

39 5 ts io blue. Sizes

MEN’S A PAJAMAS

and Night Shirts

Every man

® Gray Persian Lamb length night gad ® Bronze Beaver

(Dyed Rabbit)

248

Lining Guaranteed 2 Years

With military Sizes 16 to 20, collars,

Star Store, Street Floor,

Ss tar Store, Street Floor,

FOR Just 30 EARLY BIRD SHOPPERS!

ATS

~ Boys Snappy All Wool ter Quality

MAC cKl INAWS

, Chambray ys—Coverts

95 and Flannelettes

Sizes 6 to I8 FY) C

c. B. Cones, sanNe forized chambrays. i iOther make coverts

aroon, ad Wl “i and Fy Sank blue ed tan fa . wow i rand Sizes 14's to 17. or

. g89c values. ore, Street FlooF star Store, Street Floor.

Men's Bet

Will Hold _ SHIRTS

Your Choice

Or You Can Buy These FURS on Our Credit Plan With 20 Weeks to Pay

Reoular Price R1}

RIE Furs Were SOX 14

AT anLs

TS $

ed coney) coney) ® Beavers (ay! an skin

w sleeves ang collar details

14-16-18-20- 38-40-42.

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gvery coat made of

Leader's Second Floor.

Washington St. At Delaware

Star SU