Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 February 1938 — Page 7
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Lowest Prices in the “LAST F OUR YEARS =N ow! ON THE SAME STURDY QUALITY
ORK CLOT
Men’s Famous
“OXHIDE”
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ly
—Here’s a Sensational Bargain!
MEN'S STRIPED
WORK
PANTS
Actually Were 1.49—
New Low Price!
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A’ mighty low price for such high quality, durable work pants . . . well tailored, full cut, reinforced seams, bar tacked at points of strain! Sizes 29 to 42! .
Men's Sanforized Grey Covert
WORK PANTS Built-in strength for super serv-' ice. Reinforced seams, full cut, S bar tacked! “Union made.” Sizes 1 29 to 42! \ PENNEY’S—Street Floor. . = WORK SHIRTS 2262s ____T9¢ 1» WORK SUITS 1.98 1» SWEATERS 50: brown forces - - - - 696 1 WORK KERGHIEFS =": i: 1” COVERT PANTS 5% we ~~ ZIPPER SHIRTS
1» HEAVY DUTY SOCKS "..2 Prs. 26¢ 1” WORK SOCKS ccc "whice ron
Men's “OXHIDE” WORK SHIRTS
A . Spectacular Value at— C
Blue Chambray! Grey Covert!
Ruggedly built for long, hard A service, full cut, button front, 3 two-pocket style! Tailored for real comfort! 14% to 17!
PENNEY’S—Street Floor
Sanforized covert or hickory stripe!
Union Maae
Grey covert! Zipper front!
~ Spring!
' Elastic sides, wide. yoke front,
We've Used the Scissors -Again—Days Ahead of Time!
We're giving you an extra chance to save many dollars on work clothes . . . look at
these sweeping price reductions! Same sturdy construction and fine workmanship!
scien TIFICALLY SIZED . . .
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"UNION MADE"
SUPER PAY DAY OVERALLS
Lowest Price in 4 Years!
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SIZES 34 to 50!
Were 1.49
New Low Price!
® Proportionately Cut for All Heights! ® No Loose Shoulder Straps! ® No Tight Crotches! ® New 3-in-1 Bib Pocket! @® Reinforced Inside Crotch!
. . and scientifically sized means a better fit, added comfort for you, Mister! Super Pay Day’s ruggedness, long wear plis this new feature are to be found at Penney’s only!
PENNE treet Floor.
Men's Yin UNION SUITS 90: c
Long or short sleeves, ankle length, full cut for comfort. Elastic knit for fit! Rayon trimmed . . . just the thing for Athletic UNION SUITS— Either in nainsook or Xsiitted 49 Cc
balloon seat. Sizes 28 to 44...,
New Low Price!
‘Hard worlire men need overalls that can stand day in, day out grueling wear! Penney’s “Oxhides” are wonderfully made of a high quality 2:20 denim, triple stitched, bar tacked! Sizes 34 to 46!
Sais; Mac" OVERALLS
AND JACKETS
Now Oc EA
Price nk, full 8 oz.
Were 1.10 Sanforized denim! Triple stitched! Sizes 34 to 46!
PENNEY’ :
1» WORK GLOVES
treet Floor
Leather Palm, strap on back!
1~ GAUNTLET GLOVE
Nap out!
»~ SUSPENDERS
Police style! “Union made.” = =
1 OVERALL PANTS
“Super Pay Day” Sanforized denim! —
= SHOP APRONS
“Union made.” Blue or white!
1» J. C. P. WORK SUITS
Blue denim, hickory stripe!
1.49
1 PAINTERS’ OVERALLS
Sanforized Union Made.
1» CARPENTERS’ OVERALLS
Union Made Sanforized!
Men's Double Sole
POLICE
SHOES
® Sturdy Calf Uppers!
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Made for "those extra miles of comfortabl e wear! Dry foot welt, Double leather soles. PENNEY’S
Store
Blanket Lined Overall
JACKETS
® Heavy Denim!
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Triple stitched, bar tacked! Sizes 36 to 46!
: Penney’s—Street Floor
Men's "Super Oxhide" Work
SHIRTS
® Sanforized!
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Blue chambray or grey covert! Sizes 14% to 17! :
. 33 EAST WASHINGTON STREET
Men's Corton Ribbed Work
Sweaters ® Button Front!
Sizes 34 to 46! Men’s Athletic SHORTS— material! Sizes 36 to 53.. Heavy Nap Out-Knit Wrist
25¢c GLOVES :
Men's Plain ® Double Palm!
Color Work 1 Se. |
SOCKS
® Fine Cotton! Black or brown! Nicetake it! Special
1 0: G. ly tailored! Sizes 36 and ey
a "10 to 46! to 12! Penney’s—Street Floor Penney’s—Street Floor
Sanforized. # Shrunk ‘Shop "CAPS .
® “Union Made”
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BREWERS SEEK OHIOANS’ AIDIN BEER FEE FIGHT
Buckeye Distributors May |) Test $1500 Additional License Edict.
Indiana brewers today were reported seeking the aid of Ohio beer
which “dries up” Indiana Wholeoutlets in that state. | Harold Peightner, Indiana Brew=rs’ Association executive secretary,
udy the new threat to Indiana’s er export business. | Under the Ohio ruling, distriburs handling Indiana beer are charged an additional $1500 annual license fee. Since this order deals exclusively with the Ohio lquor control, attorneys said they doubted that Indiana brewers could spring
| suit in Federal Court.
Ohio Test Case Possible
They said. an attack probably could be launched by Ohio distribu’ tors or brewers in Ohio courts, . Brewers in the Cincinnati area, who do a large export business into southern Indiana,=are .said to be opposed to the ruling, which was backed by northern. Ohio brewers. Michigan also has placed an embargo against Indiana beer, and this action has been upheld by a three-judge Federal Court. Indiana brewers plan to take an appeal to the U. S. Supreme Court. In retaliation the Indiana Alcoholic Beverages Commission placed a ban on all Michigan alcoholic products, and asked authorities of nine other states, which also are forbidden to export beer fo Michie gan, what action they expected to take.
Maine Not Inferested
Hugh A. Barnhart, State Excise director, received the following reply from H. S. Boardman, Maine Liquor Commission chairman: “Since the State of Maine has no breweries located within its borders, we are naturally not very much interested in the action taken by the State of Michigan, and do not expect to take like action.” Declaring he would do whatever he could to protect &n Indiana ine dustry, Governor Townsend said: “It seems a shame to set up bar= riers at state lines. I thought that sort of thing was supposed to be ended when the Federal Constitue tion was ratified. 5 “I don’t know much about the beer business, but I think, since the people want it and it now is part of our system, it ought to be protected. Crippling the business of Ine diana breweries would result in lowe
| er wages or loss of work for brewery
employees, and we don’t want that if we can help it.”
FIRE TRUCK STALLS VERNON, Mo., Feb. 18 (U. P.).— A house was ablaze on the outskirts of town, but the fire truck wouldn't start. Firemen had to push it to the scene of the alarm. When they arrived they were too tired to fight the flames, so a second volunteer group took charge. "The house was saved.
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Men's Retan Plain Toe Outing SHOES
©® Water proof Soles!
1.88
* Made with dry: foot
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