Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1937 — Page 9

DAY, NOV. 12,

1937

STAR..STORE SUPER “SPECIALS

Child's Fur-Trimmed Child's E-Z Brand

COATS UNION SUITS

£2.98 Values 6% Value

52.49 | 49

ur trimmed fannel ang Winter weight, cotton with coats with hats ty rayon stripe. Short sleeve, mateh. Green, wine and blue, knee length, Self help style. Sizes 1 to 3 Sizes 2 to 12 Star Store, Second Floor, Star Store,

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Child’s 5% Outing

PAJAMAS

48:

Cute nursery patterned, comfortable sleeping garments, One-piece styles. Sizes 4 to 8. Star Store, Second Floor,

Women's Hand Made

23¢

Porto Rican, hand embroider. ed and appliqued gowns, Cut true to size, white and flesh, sizes 18 and 17. Star Store, Street Floor

Women's $1.62 Blanket

$1.00

printed designs, } Satin trimmed, sizes only, ’

Beautiful Heavy weight medium and large ed quantity

re. Seq

Limit

Star Sto ond Floor,

Women's $1.00 Print

DRESSES

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dress taken from ong 21.00 stock for this event, Many, many tvles. Sizes 14 to 44

Store. Second Floor

Evers regula Saturday

Use Star Store's

10-PAY PLAN, | se

Women's House

SLIPPERS

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Women's comfortable slippers. Satin uppers, paddled leather soles, Cuban heels, Sizes 4 to 8. Ktar Store, Street Floor.

MEN'S SHIRT and DRAWERS

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Ribbed ed random colo 16 to 16. Drawers, Winter weight

Street Floor A

Men's 79%

UNION SUITS

59. .

weight, ecru colo suits Long sleeves, length, Sizes 36 to i

Saturday special,

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shirts, sizes sizes 32 to 44,

Star Store,

$1 Guaranteed Alarm

CLOCKS

69:

Dependable 24-hour movement, loud sounding alarm, Saturday only! Star Store, Street Floor.

21 Only! $1.98 Lace Boys’ 50¢

union stits | Table CLOTHS

Winter ribhed ankle

Rizes 54x70, 60x70 and 72x90 in lot. Seconds of better

grades, Star Store, Street Floor.

Medium heavy weight, long sleeve, ankle length, slighty °¢ imperfect, random color suite Sizes 8 to 16. Star Store,

Women's SE

19:

First quality, ringless, stretch

® 1 wr top, form fashioned rayon ) hose. Newest shades. Sizes 84

Heavy blue melton cloths. rin to 10'4, Saturday only front cossack style Star Store, Street Floor

Sizes 8 to 16. 49% Felt Base Floor

Street Floor.

10'5=-In. 10e wt * C Sq Yd

Each , ¥§, Standard weight, perfect qual-

fty, 6-ft. and 9-ft. felt & Hard fired smooth finish in patterns for any roors. Bn You'll want several at thi from full rollx Bring measprice, No deliveries please.

b \ urements, Star Store, Third iy ®. Star Store Rug ept., Downstairs. II NRA, Part Linen

TOWELING, |. BLANKETS

5c. .|.51.00 ~

Unbleached crash towelin Well napped—closely woven, absorbent quality. Choice © colorful block plaids—actnal colored borders, Standagd. ‘Ho BL3S values. width, Star Store, Basement. Stare Store, Basement.

81-In. Ft. Sumter

SHEETING’

17. }

Closely woven, will ble readily. Pdeal for sheets a quilt linings, Saturday spec Stare Store, Basement.

Street Floor,

Boys' $2.49 Melton ©

zipper jackets

Star Store

PONG Silk

5

M12 Mommee weight, red label, o, hatural color pongee for curtains and underwear. Full bolts, Star Store, Basement.

FRIDAY, NOV. 19

GIRLS’ SNOW SUITS Warm, wool 3-pe. suits, Double breasted or zipper front jackets S 95 Plaids and contrasting plain colors. Sizes 2 to 16. OTHERSUITS de $2.98 to $8.95 GIRLS’ WOOL PLAID CAMPUS COATS Double breasted and gipper front, warmly $ 98 lined jackets in a brilliant array of wanted colors. Sizes 8 to 16.

Star Store, Second Floor.

DRESS OXFORDS For Men and Boys Good fitting, long wear- 3 85 Cuban leather heels. All 1 sizes 6 to 11. * BOYS’ HI-BOOTS position soles. Black only. Sizes 81; to 2. ftar Store, Street Floor.

ing shoes with rubber or Sturdy elk uppers and com- $ 1 69 *

WOMEN'S & GIRLS’ STYLISH SHOES

$2.9C and $2.49 Values Gabardine, suedes, patents and kids. All heels, sizes 4 to 9. Browns, black and blues. Special. ly priced for Saturday

1 95

SPORTS OXFORDS For Growing Girls $e 89

Sturdy oxfords with solid leather soles and suede or calf uppers, $1.98 values, Sizes 3 to 9. Star Store, Street Floor.

PRICES SLASHED!

9x12 RUGS

All-Wool Seamless Axminsters

3 $9 3s

DOWN—EASY TERMS

Drastic reductions to make room for our toyland. Buy your rugs now and pocket the difference. Bordered and broadloom styles from leading mills. Suitable patterns for every room in the home. 11%x12 FT. AMERICAN ORIENTALS

Star Store Rug Dept, Basement,

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GIRLS’ ALL-WOOL 3: LEGGING SETS ©

3 Pieces

’ i $8. 4

MH GIRLS’ REG. $5.98 | WINTER COATS

1/3 mee $

Warmly lined, beautifully tailored winter sports coats. Browns, greens and blues. Sizes 7 to 14. A sensational Saturday Special, OTHER COATS $6.95 to $26.00

Star Store, Second Floor,

PURE DYE CREPE SOSILCO

COSTUME SLIPS

Guaranteed Seams

Guaranteed Washable and Preshrunk *

SIZES 34 to 44

These immaculately tailored slips will launder and wear beyond comparison, and actually give you that “poured into look.” They can't shrink--tests prove it. Elastic back shoulder straps for freedom in action. Newest and most desirable tailored and lace trimmed styles, tearose and white, Star Store, Street Floor,

89% and $1.00 Full Fashioned

SILK HOSE

Priced Very Low for Saturday Only

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Over 1000 pairs on Sale! No trouble finding your size or favorite color in this big assortment. Every pair made on three carrier ringless machines. Hand picked seconds of 8% and $1.00 qualities. Their slight imperfections in no way spoil their beauty or wear. Sizes 8'¢ to 10%. Star Store, Street Floor.

$30.00 TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE

For Your Old Radio on

GENERAL ELECTRIC RADIOS

REG. PRICE | LESS TRADE-IN

ree $99.95 | $69.95 reer $74.95 | $49.95

Your Old Radio Will Be Sufficient DOWN PAYMENT BALANCE—EASY TERMS

Star Store, Basement.

Sheer Chiffons

Service Weights

Saturday Special

Cute fur trimmed, warmly interlined coats—suspender top leggings with hat to match. Wine, rust, blue and green.

Sizes 2 to 6.

CHILD'S 3-Pc. FLEECE SETS

$29 9 8 Blue, rose and pink,

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Coat, leggings and bonnet or helmet. Sizes 2t 4

Star Store, Second Floor,

SMART NEW

SCARF SETS

Scotties with bright wool scarfs. A large selection of colors and combinations.

OTHER SETS 79¢, $1.00 to $1.95

Star Store Millinery Dept., Second Floor.

NEWEST PURSES

Copies of $2.98 to $4.98 Styles

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A new purse at a new low price, made of the finest quality similated leathers, finished with all the refinements and neatness of the finest purses made, The season's most fashionable grains in styles for miss or matron in black or brown. See these fine purses Saturday before you buy.

Star Store, Street Floor.

JUMBO NASHUA NO KOLD

72x84 WOOL MIXED

DOUBLE BLANKETS $)art

Pair

% Heavy 4V,-lb. Weight % 4-In. Sateen Binding % Heavily Napped % Actual $3.79 Values % Bright Block Plaids

Just 150 pairs of these fine, nationally known blankets to sell at this excitingly low price. Choose from rose, blue, gold, green, orchid and rust.

Star Store, Basement.

SATURDAY SALE! 500 NEW SCRANTON LACE

CURTAINS

$1.00 to $1.29 Values

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% Ready to hang adjustable tops % 14 new distinctive designs % Choose from these sizes Yr 46x2Y,-yd. vw 46x2Y;-yd. panels wr 60x2Y;-yd. pairs * 72x2V;-yd. pairs % 56x2Y,-yd. panels

Star Store, Basement.

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Easterday, 128 East 50th St, Shortridge High School junior, has been chosen concert mistress of the Shortridge Orchestra by Will F. Wise, director. There are 69 Students in the orchestra,

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Leads Concerts HIS RESOLUTION

GAINING FAVOR, LUDLOW SAYS

‘Returns to Capital Early to

Campaign for Antiwar Measure.

Rep. Louis Ludlow, before leave ing today for Washington, said sentiment in favor of his proposed constitutional amendment provid

\ing for a national referendum be- | fore the United States participates

Miss Betty Eesterday. | daugh- lcaps and bounds.”

lin a foreign war, was “growing by Mr. Ludlow said he was re turning to the capital in advance of the cial session of Congress, which

opens Monday, to start an active

campaign for his measure. In an Armistice Day address in Northwood Christian Church last

‘WELFARE POST TO MEET wiht. he saa:

“The time will not be far distant when another guaranty will be add-

| An Indianapolis delegation is to ed to the American Bill of Righis to | leave Castle Hall at 9:30 a. m. Sun- | round out and complete that code day by special bus for Anderson to | of liberty,

| attend a meeting of the Anderson | General Welfare Post. | Post 1 is to meet in Castle Hall at | 9: 30 p. m, Monday.

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ON LONG TIME

CREDIT

Open Saturday Night |

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Until 9 o'Clock

Before-Thanksgiving

Dress Sale

50c a Week

Your great opportunity to satisfy your holiday dress needs —All the brilliant colorful fall shades and styles are included,

SPORT Special at COATS $1 4:

Warm, Jabries, w e 1 4

line Ines was 50c a Week

Fur-Trimmed

COATS

Special at

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50c a Week

Beauti fully furred coats in autumn’s glow= ing greens, gold and maroons as well as brown and black. All sizes.

THETA

They're Values!

TOPCOATS and O'COATS

Special at +1 50 50c a Week

Get a “Rite” topcoat or overcoat to keep you smartly and comfortably dressed for the winter season ahead. They're all-wool—100%.

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MEN’S Special at SUITS 1 50

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Fabrics and

50c a =

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All Clothing Pressed and Repaired FREE for One Year!

ON LONG TIME CREDIT Men’s FALL HATS... $2.95 Men’s SWEATERS... .$2.45 Men's Sample SHOES $3.95 Men’s Suede Jackets. . $6.95 Men's MACKINAWS $7.95 50c A WEEK

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43-45 South Illinois St.

Between Washington and Maryland Sts.

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“That guaranty is no participation

Indianapolis In foreign wars except with the con-

sent of the people. | “People Want Say”

| “The people of America want to | have something to say as to whether their sons shall be hurled into the hell of a foreign conflict and now when both the Orient and Occident are aflame with war, they are beginning to think most seriously | Rol it. “Bruce Barton, elected to ConLites in the recent upheaval in New York City, is the latest accession to | the ranks of supporters of my resolution. He succeeds a member who was opposed. One hundred | and eighty-five members of Congress have signed a petition to bring the proposal before the House for a vote. Ten others have given me their promise they will sign when I give the word. “Mr. Barton's signature will make a total of one hundred and ninetysix signers. Only 218 signatures are | required to bring the proposal out | of committee for consideration and | record vote. Board Organized

“A hoard of directors comprised of | 40 of the eminent citizens of the country has been organized to promote my resolution from this time until it is enacted, whether that be one year or 10 years. “The masses of American people are asking why they should not have a right to vote on a question so tragic in its nature as a declaration of war that would send our fine young men abroad to be slaughtered. “The Congressional delegations of 13 states have signed the discharge petition solidly and 41 of the 438 states are represented among the signers, which shows how widespread the sentiment is in favor of | the proposal.”

WPA CONSOLIDATION IS TO SAVE $35,800

Transfer to Indianapolis of all Indiana WPA payroll preparation units and reductions in personnel with an annual saving of $35,899 in administrative costs was announced | today by John K. Jennings, State WPA Administrator, | The Evansville unit was trans- | ferred to Indianapolis this week, | completing the reorganization and consolidation of these divisions. Other units at Pt. Wayne, South | Bend, Lafayette, New Albany and Indianapolis already have been ree

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quarters. Mr. Jennings said all administrative payrolls hereafter will be prepared in the Indianapolis otfica,

BANDIT KNOCKED THROUGH WINDOW

CANTON, O.,, Nov. 12 (U, P.).— Ira Halterman, shoe store mane ager, became enraged today when three bandits jabbed a gun in his ribs while attempting to rob the store. Looping a long right from the floor he sent one of the robbers crashing through a plate glass window. The trio fled. “There wasn't much money for them to get,” Mr. Halterman explained. “But it made me sore when they jabbed my ribs with those guns.” The bandits, Lewis, Henry and Casey Nicradkoan, were captured.

CIRCUS DUE IN PERU Times Spccial PERU, Nov. 12.—Hagenback-Wal« lace Circus was to arrive here today over the Nickel Plate after closing its 20,000-mile tour at Austin, Tex., this week.

RELIEVE THAT COUGH WITH

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Menthol Cough Drops 5¢

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TREATMENT

1 Soothe inflamed membranes—e 2 Menthol helps clear the head 3 Build up alkaline reserve.