Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 December 1937 — Page 5

THE INDIANAPO

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 29, 1937 ; :

SCIENCE PARLEY | _ Governor Refuses C. 1. 0. Plea IS LAST OF 288 HERE THIS YEAR 116,887 Brought to City by

Conventions in ’37, Bureau Reports.

STORE HOURS: 9:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.; SATURDAY: 9:30 A. M. {¢ 9 P. M. j Washington 4 and Delaware

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FANCY CREAMS AND GUM DROPS

2 ws. 13¢

Special urchase 500 poun fresh, ae candy.

ASSORTED CHOCOLATES

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tions brought ' 116,887 persons fo Indianapolis. These figures were contained n the annual convention report made we’ ve gone through our entire stock and reduced apparel and accessories at savings from 14, 14 to 15. Shop every department . . . pick up rare bargains . . . for ALL these fashions are wearable right up to and through spring. You'll make your Christmas Checks go further i in this sale. All good, wanted merchandise in broken size assortments, some of it is soiled and counter f tossed.

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city the largest number of conveation visitors in any year, according to Henry T. Davis, bureau secre-tary-manager. He estimated that visitors spent about $6,000,000 here.

Eight Major Parleys Held Beside the science meetings in session this week, outstanding conventions this year included those "of the Federation of Music Clubs

and American Music Festival, the Associated Harvard Clubs, National Conference of Social Work, Kiwanis International, Young Deriocrats of America, Macedonian 20litical Organization of United Stetes and Canada and General Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star. The Indianapolis Convention and Publicity Bureau persuaded a number of groups which had not formerly met with the social workers and the A. A. A. S. to hold their meetings in Indianapolis at this time, In connection with the latter the bureau was successful in bringing here the American Mathemstics Society, Society of American Ma'hematicians and others which did not meet with the body at Atlantic City last year. There are 16 more sectional meetings here than at Atlantic City. The January food resulted not only in the biennial music convention and festival coming to Indianapolis, but also the Club Marsagers Association of America, transferred here from Louisville.

Women's $2, $2.98, $3.98 WOMEN'S COATS DRESSES Reduced 2 GREATLY REDUCED

James Robb (left) and Walter Truman headed a Committee for Industrial Organization delegation which asked Governor Townsend to declare a moratorium on debts and to call 8 special session of the Legislature to consider relief problems brought on by the business recession. The Governor refused their request but asked them to report later on the extent of unemployment in the State. Mr. Robb is a,regional organizer for the Steel Workers Organizing Committee and Mr. Trumaneis Midwest district manager for the American Federation of Hosiery Workers. Both are officials of the Indianapolis Industrial Labor Council.

BARS MARRIAGE ON MENTALITY GROUNDS

BELVIDERE, Ill, Dec. 29 (U.P.). Sp 7 —Mabel Benrett was enjoined to- | (EY day against marrying Russell Wertz. Circuit Judge W. R. Hunter,

Kankakee, issued the injunction on the grounds that Wertz is mentally incompetent. Judge Hunter said the restraining order was the first ever issued to prevent a marriage. “A mental incompetent is incapable of entering into any contract, and marriage is a contract,”

dresses in the lot. Short and long sleeve styles. New necklines, colors and combinations. 12

were responsible for bringing to tae Plain and printed silk dresses. A few wool Formerly $4 3, $3 5 and $29.7 A

$l 1 5.33

Every fur-trimmed coat in our regular stocks has beeis sharply reduced to fit into these sensational price groups. All are new this season. All are @beautifully furred. Sizes for Misses and Women in the group. The Savings are framendous, Dress and Sports Coats in the lot. :

TWO GROUPS OF SPORT COATS REDUCED

$6.00 _ $1000

Mis:es’ and women's sizes. All-Wool Sport Coats. Smart fashions. Values $16.75 and $10.00.

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AYN: to 20 and 38 to 46. AQ Li 7 = i : 1 ‘8 ; | { Women's $2.98, $3.98 and $4.44 DRESSES "7" it 1g Tailored or dressy styles, short 2 sleeves, trimmed with embroidery, lace, ¥ pleats and collars. Popular shades. Sizes 12 to 20 and 38 to 52. Great Savings for thrifty shoppers. Women's $3.98, $4.44 and $6.98 DRESSES "*" : o Haireut T0— S ys Int z iii Styles for all occasions, including New Formals at i this low price! With zippers, jeweled treatments, contrasting color combinations and embroidery i trims in plain colors and prints. Formals in Taffeta, Lace and Crepe with velet trims, bows and jacket effect. 13 to 20, 18% to 24',, 38 to 50.

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Among the larger conven ions booked for next year are: National Association of Postoffice Clerks, National Federated Crafts, National Sportsman’s Show, Indiana State Medical Associgtion, Western Unitarian Convention, Needlework Guild of America, Regional Conference of the American

Judge Hunter ruled. The injunction was issued at the request of Wertz’ family.

SPEAKS AT BIBLE CLUB

J. W. Esterline, Esterline-Angus Co. president, is to address the Y. M. C. A. Bible Investigation Club at 6 p. m. today. His subject is

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Faneers Association, National CathRural Life Conference, Middle yes Physical Education Associaon, Mississippi Valley Historical Association, National Wornan’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church, Delta Thets, Tau Sorority, National Spiritualists Association, National Association of Postoffice and Railway Mail Laborers, Pi Omicron “Nationa! “se rority and National Aero Club and Sportsman Pilots’ Association

PUBLISHING FIRM AGENTS TO MEET

District managers/ and sales members of Woman's World Publishing Co., 130 E. Washington St. are to hold their seventh annual convention here tomorrow. A private dinner _ party is to be held tonight, followed by a banquet and business session tomorrow. Headquarters will be at

“Let’s Look at Jesus Through the

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99¢ “LUCETTE” DRESSES $3.95 ALL-WOOL SKI SUITS (222) Girls Fast Color 5 w Blala™ ipper a “ik soi S i $ 00 | mh 2

Dresses, Fam Broken size assortment. Bie $1.53—81.54 fLusevrE" $5.95 Fe Blue COATS. lies 1 Girls All-wool Coats, 4% 3 0 A

and teen sizes. All fast color. Broken Size ip 9 Re Great t $1.98 FUR-TRIMMED COATS

assortment. me soiled. Girls’, bice mnie teen sizes. $1.95 3-PC. LEGGING SETS | oo cue ives cons $4 86 (8) 3-Pe. All-Wool Leg- Broken sizes, 3 to 14. .. Set with wr § 24 : : y $4. $13.95 “Double Service” COATS $10.95 All-Wool Girls’ COATS | (i, Al-wool materials in $0. 36

i Frifimed collars. Siam 3 dress coat styles wn § (18) Fur-trimmed and 9 é 7 4 3 J Hotel Antlers. the present season are included. Values $5.00 to $15.95 Girls and Teen COATS

Matching leggings. Size Sport styles. 7 7 to 10. The local branch covers six Mid- $6.50. Sizes 2% to 10 widths AAAA to C. $10.95 SHIRLEY TEMPLE COATS 48) All-wool Coats made

western states. Lee Ellmaker, presi- (4) Coats in this s group! 6 o Tie dress fu 60 $ o : es 1% dent of the company, is to attend. sing Sets s | ul Sizes “9 J lars. Broken sizes 17

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STOUT’S FACTORY

SALE “OLD PRICES

LADIES’ FACTORY SECONDS

$12.42

Special grouping of factory seconds and odds and ends from our regular lines of high grade fall and winter dress shoes. Sizes are broken but all sizes are repressnted in the lot. All the favorite materials, colors and patterns of

Fine Zippers in slipon and coat styles, Broken sizes and color assortments.

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Children’s Part Wool and Wool Gloves

Srown, Bie, Green, 10¢

Brown, Blue, G Green, “Leader Bel ia Floor"

Tan and CHILDREN’S HOUSE SLIPPERS

6% to 89¢c Values!

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reported to the Safety Board today. ® Undies! ® Knitwear! $1.04 BLOUSES [fl Ze sizes, This lot consists of

Permits for construction and improvements totaling $9,008,566 have NN Leader Store—Main 1Moor. / IH LADIES’ GLOVES Eo) BR, CB fr ts 99¢ BLOUSES Black and nay : Rayon Crepes, : P= To ios Poe 3 B Tailetas an 4 x bes st - selling’ lorsd 3%y1es. : duced'tos ciesr: : : SUEDE ¢ FABRIC s = size a WOMEN’S GLOVES : ; Lender Store--Second Floor. Former 79 to $1.00 Values! Allowance for Your in the Men's CLOTHING good quality overcoats in oxford grey

Jan. 1 to Dec. 27 were $960,947 high-352-354 WwW. Wash. St. Counter Soiled—Broken Sizes been issued this year, compared to $1.94 WOMEN’S - $3.94 WOMEN’S FLEECED LINED Puilop & st Jes 18 ope OLD WATCH Greatly REDUCED or blue melton, also

cer than the 1936 total, Building STOUT’S STORES OPEN 8 A. M.,, CLOSE WEEK DAYS 5:30 P. M. ® Slips! ® Gowns! $8,047,609 last year. All-Wool Sweaters All-Wool Twin Sets fe Drastically Redured) ] Black, Son, Na dark blue fancy

Commissioner George Popp Jr. had ® Paj mas! © Robes! SHOE STORES | Robes 9 4 2 aan 2- : Large assortment Rust and Gray. $14.95 Values! mixtures.

17-Jewel movement in a handsome strearaline LS Liberal Trade-In Allowance for Your Old Watch

HELBROS for Women :

Here is real quality and style at a low price. Liberal Trade-In Allowance for Your Old

$17.95-$19.95 Yah!

and a o w Topeosts. smartly 4 tailored quality’ Jabrios, Dx Faith

A ’ ; GREATLY REDUCED Formerly $7.94 $ 44 to $12.94 Brow Horsehide leather with heavy Beaver collar. Allwool ining, double breasted style, all around belt. 4 pockets. All-wnol plaid campus coats, double breasted. Full belts, all Value $3.29! Plaids and solld color jumper suits. Jacket has Talon SHR EET Bik, lias bo ules: Foie a obit) BOYS’ LEATHERETTE COATS sm REDUCED! # . @ @® : women's || Millinery NOVELTY SALE! my 5 ! PCr Values to $1.95 The Christmas season has left us with a group of odds and ends of our higherTurbans, Brims and Offonce, S788 4 10 9, bu, Doi the-Face in Felts of bo Te. rn a Black, Brown and colors. Leade: Store—Main Floor. Leader Store—Second Floor 39% | REDUCES MANY ITEMS! Flummage Table 59¢ to 99¢ Curtains BEE. PEER | LE St a0 tS evr... JC shades, first quality, comnl Ss, Size 70x80-in, Block patterns. Brena and eoru.e-... 19€ | Blue, Green, orchid, gg" Ivory Enamelware Part-Wool Double Sates Pan Ro Double e240 | Diem red 0149 4i-In. Table | Oilcloth 72x90 Bed Sheets assorted Bleached, soft finish, 44 ¢

Horsehide Leather and Plaid Campus COATS a Wantod shades. Sizes 8 to 16. BOYS' CORDUROY SUITS $9 4 4 SE ee Shin pine. $2 - A N\ Sizes 10 t: ’ / From Our $1.98 Stook! Want a bargain? Don't SY She on Ee miss this! Choice of marked ‘hem to clear out at Joins the Christmas Sale and Opzque Window Shades Cottage sa18 ....... 36-11. by 5-11, muslin: cloth Single Cotton Blankets Disli Pans, Tea Kettles, Water Pails, Convex Kettles, Blankets Not less than 5% wool, Blockwide hems 36-In. Dress Prints

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LADY'S BULOVA WATCH Dainty new model comes complete with bracelet. Liberal Trade-In Allowance for Your on Watch

$19,95-$22.95 Values! Bg all-woo smart ‘novelty

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