Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1938 — Page 8

PAGE 8 | ~ ROTARY TOVOTEON DIVISION OF STATEDISTRICT

“Referendum Plan Approved To Split State Clubs Into Three Regions.

{Editorial, Page 10)

- State Rotary International officials today were preparing for a referendum of Indiana district clubs on a proposal to divide the area into

three districts. The resolution, carried over from the morning session yesterday, was adopted at the afternoon session.

South Bend was the only bidder |

for the 1939 convention. Raymond J." Knoeppel, past Rotary International director and vice chairman of the commission on Rotary - International .administration, outlined the club’s goa

understanding in the Iinial speech

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Ti omorrow! Shop and Save in The “Store of Lower Prices” in This END-QOF-THE-MONTH

Committee members today began a campaign to ~ assure capacity attendance at the Indianapolis’ Smoke Abatement . League’s- Combustion - Institute, starting Saturday at Hotel Washington. Every ge. « -ganization in the city has been invited to send deleores Fe much rt hua fe gates, who will receive instruction in proper firing at

"human understanding. Under- & standing built upon the things of

of the conference. “To. my mind,” he said, “human understanding is the great goal of ‘Rotary. ‘We don't hate people we “understand.

Da Savings for Yourself! Your F. amily! and Your Home! -

Details of the attendance campaign were worked out at a committee meeting yesterday at League head- 4 Juastess. 307 Kresge Building. Cochairmen are (left “to right) Mrs. Max H. Norris, Mrs. Ww, D. Roberts and Mrs. Leary] F. Jones. : ;

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the head, coupled with the things Citizens Insist on Community

of the soul, would bring a better world.” The Rev. Paul E. @halfant, First Presbyterian Church pastor, Columbia“ City, is to be elected 155th district governor at the national convention at San Francisco in June, If division of the district is approved, the other two governor nominees are to be selected in time for election "at’ San Francisco, it was said.

MISSMILLIKAN WINS CONTEST

Hayward-Barcis Post to Give Her Silver Cup for ~ Essay on Constitution.

‘Miss Geraldine Millikan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Millikan; 6118 Evanston Ave. today had been adjudged winner of the city-wide high school Constitutional Essay Contest sponsored by the HaywardBarcus Post, American Legion. Miss “Millikan, who is a Broad . Ripple ‘High School pupil, won the contest with her essay “Stability of

Building Staying ‘Where It Is|

"VISIT DR. DIX. OFFICE

Opponents of the plan to raze the Cumberland Community Building on the Warren Central School grounds ‘today refused an offer of Charles M. Walker, trustee, to give them the building if they would, move it from

the school yard. “We don’t want it torn down and we don’t want it moved,” William Gale ‘declared. “There is no good reason for moving it.” Plans to raze the structure were halted when a group headed by Mr. Gale and Edwin C. Huntington was

granted a temporary restraining or-.

der by Judge Joseph R. Williams of Superior Court 2. Arguments on a permanent injunction are io be heard March 5. Mr. Gale disputed Mr. Walker's assertion that the building had been condemned by the State Fire Marshal. :

Improvements Made

“The building is in better shape now than it ever was,” Mr. Gale declared. “Between $1200 and $1500 has been spent on it in the past few months. There are sanitary facilities in it now and structural defects have been fixed.”

Representatives: .of Cumberland civic organizations will discuss the situation tomorrow night at the school building. Delegates, Mr. Gale said, are to represent the Baptist, Methodist and German churches, the Parent-Teachers Association, the Boy Scouts and some taxpayers. He asserted a majority of the community’s 600 residents oppose raz-

.| ing the structure.

Mr. Gale said the building was erected originally by the Y. M.C. A:

at Speedway City; and that: it was ||

vacation Bible schools’ and as a recreation center for children. Mr. Walker had charged the

building was a menace to the school and that a majority of the residents wanted it removed. . It had been used mainly for dances during the past ‘two years, he ‘said, The Masonic Temple Boosters, who have sponsorefl dances there, announced today that they intended to. hold future functions in a building at Post Road and E. Washington St. Mr. Walker also charged that those who attended dances committed acts of vandalism in the adjoining cemetery, where many Civil War veterans are buried. With the building removed, he said, it would be easier to restore and maintain the cemetery.

PODIATRISTS SET MEETING The Indiana Podiatrists Association is to convene April: 23 to 25° at Hotel Lincoln, it was announced today. Dr. Harry Trusters, Mishawaka, and Dr. Paul Killen, Marion, have been named science’ committee cochairmen.

Use Your Crepit!

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tion now. A-fimely treatment : may prevent unnecessary pain and expense.

Dr. Dix Services .

Plates, Crowns, Inlays, Cleaning, Bridgework, = Extractions, = Fillings,

X-Rays, Treatments for Pyorrhea,

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DRESSES

Pronto our. p Dress Department we have selected groups of short lots from our stocks and have drastically: reduced them for quick selling!

67 Former $3 to $3.95 Long Sleeve Dresses i

in broken sizes and colors. Reduced to $1.97 :

89 Fotmer $4.44 » §hos Long Sleeve Dresses in broken sizes and colors. Reduced : to Gries eseescstisense $2.97 T

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Regular $i MILLINERY Cap-a-Hoods of velveteen and suede cloths. Grand for wear now and for spring. Special!

$2.95—$3.95 HATS Reduced to

Just 20 hats of wool, crepe or felt. Turbans, pill boxes and velours, felts included.

167 WOMEN’S WASH DRESSES__1/ Price Regular 88c and "7c fast’ color percale dresses.

2Jc 79 39. 69-

Rayon taffeta, rayon crepe and rayon bemberg slips in flesh or white. Broken sizes.

83 Boys’ Regular 69¢ BLOUSES

Broken sizes in boys’ button style blouses. White

36 Boys’ Regular $1.79 JUMPERS Little boys’ corduroy jumpers in bib front styles

25% silk and wool snuggie vests and panies. Broken sizes in flesh only! .

tops. Back lace styles, side hook styles. Broken sizes.

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'11—$19.95 Tweed Sport Coats ,... $ 9.97 4—$14.95 Boucle Dress Coats .... $ 7.45 2—$25 Fitted Plush Coats ....... $12.50 8—816.75 Camel’s Hair Coats .... § 8.38 12—$22-$28 Fur Trimmed Coats ..$ 9.97 15—$37 Fur-Trimmed Dress Coats. $14.97

GARTER BELTS AND LASTEX GIRDLES 47 Regular $1 to $1.50 belts and girdles . . . slightly soiled. Broken sizes.

96 Regular 29¢ NOVELTY BANDEAUX

Tailored style rayon crepes and rayon brocades with ribbon straps. Broken sizes.

$1.69, $1.98, $2.25 FOUNDATIONS % All-in-ones with or without inner belts. Lace or swamil 86 Women’s 27¢ SNUGGIES . . . Reduced

121% Wool snuggies, vests and panties. Built-up top vests, elastic waist tops. Broken sizes.

167 Regular 25¢ RAYON BRIEFS Novelty cloth lace or tailored style briefs in broken size range.

COTTON KNIT VESTS AND BLOOMERS

84 Regular 39c and 49¢ vests and panties. Builtup shoulder style vests . . . elastic top bloomers,

Regular 88¢c COTTON CREPE GOWNS

sh and ready crepe gowns. Some with handembroidery work and applique. Broken sizes.

19 Regular $1.49 Tuckstitch PAJAMAS

Broken size and colors in these two-piece sive

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pajamas. Reduced to clear.

‘Tots’ Regular 69¢-79¢ SWE : g ¢ SWEATERS 59¢-69¢ Fine Silk STOCKINGS

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‘WFBM yesterday. Miss Millikan - Miss Millikan’s essay placed the ‘Constitution next to the Bible as “the most precious expression of the human soul.” “No political instrument ever framed embodies a more remarkable

series of contributions to .govern- |.

ment, or has exerted a wider influence on the subsequent history of thé states than ‘the Coniritation of the United States, ” it read.

BALTZELL DECISION

REVERSED BY COURT|

The- v. 8. Circuit Court of Appeals at Chicago today had held that the Federal gift tax is applicable to homes purchased by husband or wife if held in joint title, according to word received here. The ruling reversed. the decision of District Judge Robert C. Baltzell who held that Josiah K. Lilly Jr. was entitled to recover more than $16,000 in gift tax payments on a property held in title by Mr. and Mrs. Lilly. They were named “tene ants .by entirety.” The tax applies to gifts of $50,000 or more.

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“cales and broadcloths. Broken a sizes,

47 Slip-on style sweaters in all-wool or yn and wool. Pastel shades. Sizes 1 to 4. ;

141 Odd Pieces of CHILDREN'S WEAR

Dresses, play suits and shorts in fine quality per-

$1.99-52.99 BLANKET ROBES * Just 25 plain color cotton flannel robes . . . some all-over printed styles. Broken size ‘1

range. Soft, fine quality flannel.

Women’s Regular 25¢ Rayon HOSIERY Dull finished service weight picot top stockings with French heel. Well reinforced for wear.

15 Regular 29¢ Outsize Rayon HOSIERY 81 Pairs of service weight lisle top stockings.

De quality. Sizes 9 to 10%. :

166 Prs. Men’s Regular 2i¢ SOCKS, 2 prs. Odd lots of fhen’s rayon plated hose with high ¢ spliced heels and double soles. Broken sizes. = 1 Je 13¢

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'31—$1 and 59¢ DOLLS and TOYS

203 Pairs to sell at this price. Full-fashioned beautifully clear, Broken sizes and colors.

SPECIAL! Fine Fabric REMNANTS

‘ Now 5c to 29c yard.

From regular stock. Percales, Jasons, | mus- L, Price lins and other fabrics. Were 10c. to 59c. 2 Regular $4.95 DAMASK DRAPE SETS % 91% Yards long, 100 inches wide (the pair). Fully lined . . . complete with tie backs. All wanted colors. 3-Piece Colored Bordered, SHEET SETS | =9 : @

$1.98, 3-piece sets consisting of one 81x99 sheet and two 42x36 cases. Colorfast borders

67 Men’s $1 UNDER SHIRTS 10% Wool, long or short sleeve under shirts. Broken Reduced to clear.

43 Pairs $1 CAPESKIN GLOVES

Light color washable slipon style gloves, reduced to clear. Broken sizes.

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A large selection ot stuffed animals and softbodied dolls, reduced to clear.

19 Pairs Women’s ELK SLIPPERS

Regular $1 Elk Leather Slippers with low heels. Leather soles. Reduced to clear.

59 Pairs Women’s HOUSE SLIPPERS Regular 69c, 79¢ and $1 Slippers in broken sizes reduced to clear. A grand buy!

Regular 50¢-69¢ FABRIC GLOVES Just 200 pairs of slipon style gloves in 4-button length, Novelty cuffs. Broken sizes in lot. Men’s 21¢ Fine Rayon Mogador TIES 166 Ties to go at this, price. Many patterns and colors to choose from. $1.98 Housecoals and Smocks Rayon taffeta full length housecoats and % length smocks in printed rayon taffeta. $] Broken sizes range. Ouistanding Values! $1.00 Girls’ Cotton — Odd lots of better dresses reduced to clear. - Several styles but in broken size and color range. Sizes 10 to 16. = 4D e Clearance! Women s SHOES Just 243 pairs of these fine quality shoes left. si

There’s weeks and weeks of wear in them but ~ Women’ s Arch Type Oxfords

Broken size and color range. i Neatly styled with flexible leather soles and arch-supporiing shank.

we must make room for incoming stock. nd for walking and work. iv. SR.O9 Sizes 5 to 0. Widths AA to 3. : :

Lace Curtain Yard Goods

Regularly 29¢-39¢ Yard Twelve new spring patterns, 36 inches wide, in the new ecru shade . some with real side hems! Save lic to 2lc a yard and make any

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um Priscila. Ruffled: CURTAINS % price)... 90¢ $1 AN Linen, 5-Piece BRIDGE SETS (3 price)... 50¢ ud 7-Piece 7% Pair, Hand-Embroidered Pillowcases (4 price). . :

an LUNCHEON CROTHS (4 price)... 39¢

o Rayon LUNCHEON SETS (% price)... 65¢

$1 Pair, Priscilla Ruffied CURTAINS (% price......« §0C

$189 Pr., Double Cotton Plaid Blankets, Pair ..... $1.40

$2.79 Pair, 5% Wool BLANKETS (394% Off). .... $1.69

89 70380 Colton Plaid BLANKETS (24.6% Off) Ea... 68c a a ws 12 for 59¢

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