Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 February 1938 — Page 5

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‘In Our Coat Department

Entire Stock of Regular $10.95

Man-Tailored

® Flannels! ® Plain Backs! ® Action Backs! Magnificently tailored, of men’s wear flannels or wool wersteds. Link button action back or link button plain back styles in Pin Stripes, Grey, Bankers, Cambridge, Brown, Navy and Oxford. Sizes 12 to 44.

Regular Selling Price, $10.95!

Spring COATS

$8.88

Suede fleece TOPPERS in light spring colors. Black, beige, beige strawberry. Tuxedo fronts, inverted pleats, stitching on collars are

{ ® Wool Worsteds!

LEGION INDORSES ADDED DEFENSE APPROPRIATIONS

Statement Urges Adoption “Of Universal Service * Plan. Basis.

Legislation to provide adequate national defense based on the prine ciple of universal service was urged in a statement issued hére today by Daniel J. Doherty, American Legion national commander. : He repeated the Legion's advocacy of the universal service plan so that in time of war “there would be an assurance of equal opportunity for all to serve, with special profit and privilege for none.” The statement was issued in connection with the Legion's observance of National Defense Week.

Citing that “treaties have been vi-

olated and disarmament agreements terminated,” he added: “In these circumstances it would be, foolhardy further to neglect the strengthening of our military forces . The present standing of our . national defense with respect to

that of other world powers is dan-

gerously low.” ‘Protection Necessary

He warned hat “weakness always

has been invitation for war. Strength is the best guarantee of peace for America and especially so pea view of current world sityation.” He said national defense necessarily is costly, but that protection of the nation’s citizens and institutions “transcends every other consideration.” -He said that the individual responsibility of each Legion member is to communicate with members of Congress, urging immediate and favorable action to provide a stronger national defense.

IPNEUMONIA IS TOPIC

FOR WELFARE SESSION

The Council of Social Agencies will devote its February luncheon Monday to discussion of pneumonia. The meeting will be the fourth of a series on the general subject of health. The group will meet in HolJonbeck Hall at the Central Y. W. Dr. ‘Herman G. Morgan, Health Board secretary, will speak on, “The Control of Pneumonia, a Public Health Problem.” Miss Bernice Cain, superintendent of nurses of | the Public Health Nurse Association, will discuss “Pneumonia as the Pub-

lic Health Nurse Sees It.” A 10minute movie on pneumonia will be shown.

just a few of fashion details. Sizes

11 to 19 only. Limited quantity! —Downstairs ‘at Ayres.

ll the folks in Indianapolis are ful§’acquainted with our wonderful VALUES, p-the-minute FASHIONS and our friendly “SERVICE-WITH-A- SMILE!” Howe've nearly completed beautifying arfirefixturing this complete store-on-one-floor DO want you to become acquainted with NEW department locations, NEW cones for YOU, NEW values for springl] Therefore, we've arranged for TWO RIPNG “GET ACQUAINTED” BARGAIN DAYS for all our old friends, and for new Chere’ll be'plenty of bargains for e ry member of your family and bargains for DME every item of Ayres standard UALITY! Plan to eome early for these fine and while you're here please note hw nice we've tried to make things—just for Remember! Tomorrow and Friday!}'

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| CREEK POLUTION ~ CHARGED TO FIRM

FRANKLIN, Feb. 16 (U.P.).—The Stokely Brothers Canning Co. : is under indictment today on charges. of polluting Young's Creek by | dumping refuse from the company’s ° Whiteland plant into it. : Officials were served with a summons to answer the charge in Circuit Court on March 7. Fish were destroyed and the health of livestock impaired by the dumping, the indictment charged.

HUNTINGTON COLLEGE PRESIDENT RESIGNS

" HUNTINGTON, Feb. 16 (U. P.) — Dr. Harold C. Mason, president of Huntington College since 1932, had resigned today to become dean and chairman of the Department of Philosophy, Education and Religion at Greenville College, Greenville, Ill. Dr. Mason's resignation is effective June 15. His successor prob.ably will be named by the Board of Directors next April.

HIS SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER ER PERMANENT

LA PORTE, E, Feb. 16 16 (U. P.).— Feminine clerks in the State EFmployment Service office here blushed today as. a husky applicant for a job - complied with their request for his Social Security number. He peeled off nis jacket, flannel shirt and heavy undershirt to reveal it, tattoed on his hairy, barrel chest.

Hosiery Clearance!

B9¢ to $1.95 Chiffon and Novelty NOW é67¢ and 87¢

NISLEY'S

44 N. Pennsylvania St.

gr AW, 7g) (7 YA Kinges

Get Acquainted Bargains in Our Corset Dept.!

2-Day Sale! “KABO”’

“Flatter-U” Corsets

Regularly Sell for $5.00!

34%,

® Miss Swanson From Kabo Corset Convany Will Be in Our Department—Thursday, Friday and Saturday!

If your figure pleases you, DON'T READ THIS—BUT —if you feel the foundation you now have does not create a new, trim, youthful silhouette, we invite you to discuss your particular problem with Miss Swanson, Kabo figure analyst.. She will be in our Corset department all day Thursday, Friday and Saturday. =Downstdirs at Ayres.

GET ACQUAINTED BARGAINS! Bd

GET ACQUAINTED BARGAINS IN SHOES! SAMPLE SALE!

scinticatty a | i Fabric GLOVES

Designed From a Famous Maker! Soft, double woven fabrics in shades you With a New can wear now and all summer long. Four 4, Metatarsal

or 6-button lengths—classic slipon styles. Cc Every pair washable. Arab, Mocha, Beige, 3 r Arch Support

Grey, Doeskin or White colors. Sizes 5% 0 8. PAIR

100 0il-Silk Umbrellas, Each 1 10

Printed or floral patterns in 10-rib oil-silk umbrellas with novelty handles.

Charm Braceleis, Many Styles

These are all the rage from Coast to Coast. Simulated gold or silver, with many charms Es on each one. Cc

wDownstalis at Ayres.

Sizes 413 to 9! a ante GET ACQUAINTED x

Gabardine or Patent seal 59 AfquATED f urses Oxfords D Magy comoeEvhrmm Our new shoe depaxtment brings you one of the lowest prices ever A

ndals /o- Spring a S : r n ES’ OXFORDS, scientifically designed FROM HOUSE DRESS SECTION! Look What

Sal "gf roffered on these NEW . = 5 ced 3 1.99 | a aie cree ann an * nr Pair i C FULL LENGTH FITTED Co

+ HEELS. Black or white in sizes 4% to 9, widths AA to E. Hostess Goats ru eu rome

ds ] The First Time at This Price! Cw o L/ . TOTS AND GIRLS PRINT DRESSES— In Spring Flower Prints

Clearance! 225 Pairs Women’ s with zipper openings, as shown here. Fast Price = g 3 C

HIGHER-PRICED SHOES—Reduced to colors, gay print designs. Sizes 49c Ankle length Hostess Coats in bright spring flower

1 Pair —Downstairs at Ayres. 1 to 10 years in group TOTS PLAY TOGS—Tots' sanforized champrints. The coat has dainty puff sleeves and sash ties. Sizes 14 to 44 in the group. Full flare to the skirt

Purchaser ade to Sell for $2. 99!

#4 ie me i al These sandals are exact is nt best selling styl The _ : ; Wh here comes in 0% Siri iy our stock. shiny || Broken sizes, styles, discontinued patterns. Reduced. | patent, Or grey suede trimmed with kid, also tan for final clearance. Not all sizes in each style, but dium or high hesls, Sizes 4109, AA and B widths. -{ V izes. 4 to'9 11 the 10k

—Downstairs at Ayres.

45TH ANNIVERSARY]

SALE!

Worthwhile Savings in Every Department

ROLL-A-WAY

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Entire Stock of Regular $3. 39 Cranbrook Men’ 3300s ES : Reduced

: 09 | _ I ° 39a

Pair % about time you bought . ose ,new shoes. "vi y Features! been wanting for a long ‘time. Come down Romo row and see these new : spring styles in Pack o or A || brown oxfords with oak §i;bend soles and rubber gels, Sizes 6 to 11, B, C,

ited Bargains in Children’s Shoes!

£5N

- - ¢ > »

~Gurity” Diapers

1.49 son

Layette cloth diapers . in double weight : + . » more absorbent . “dries quicker , . . non-irritating. Irregulars. : :

At 25¢ Each

INFANTS : “anneietre ov on ; Il] as shown: with heavy

cotton matress: os INFANTS soft ‘nap receiving bisskete. :

up into small 9 Witte pie. blue. in pels

or solid color polo shirts, These are all fast golofs, 10 SOUAD Ill. 49¢ ‘Sizes 2 to-8 years . TOTS’ PRINT P AJAMAS—Cotton crepe pajames in colorful print patterns. Fost 0c colors. Sizes 2 to 3 years ...... CHILD'S RAYON TAFFETA SLIPS—‘“Fruit of the Loom” quality rayon taffeta slips. Tailored or lace trimmed. Sizes 49 4 to 14 years. White or flesh . 2JC CHILD'S RAYON PANTIES— Lux Tested non-run rayon panties in French Leg style.

i Swill

GIRLS’ 2-PIECE CREPE PAJAMAS Girls 2-pe. style crepe pajamas in pastel colors

Sizes 8 to a .49c¢

esses senssnseee

bray play togs. have prubber buttons. with fitted waistline.

£5 Gl Tine -49¢ Pretty Printed Pinafores

Sizes 1 £0 8 FEATS ......cuuesein "Buy them pd gifts, for ol. self, and for your friend: ) for 4 16 pright print patterns.

BOYS WASH SUITS—Fast color cotton Hoovereites = =

wash suits in belted -or button-on 49¢ Jue al gurpose garment . » » ideal for housewives, nurses, Wath. :

| styles. Sizes 2 to 6 years .. BOYS’ POLO SHIRTS—Little boys’ striped Colorful ¢, Datterns some have rgandy ria.

d 8% to big ; 's at Ayres,