Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1938 — Page 9

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DAY. MAY 6, 1938

Nothing We Can Say More Clearly Describes Star Store's Greatest Merchandising Event In 50 Years.

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Colored border, Turkish bath towels. Choice of woven borders. ity. First quality.

17x34 In. Turkish

TOWELS C

Each

Very absorbent qual-

CANNON WASH CLOTHS 3 for 10¢

Star Store,

Basement,

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50 Years

Ft. x12 Ft. ‘ER RUGS

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Jug Anniver + customers will about for years » of $12

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50 from w price! They're ace axminster rugs

l or rust, American 1 and all-over pata EC NIN AY CONDS. Every

Dept., Third Floor.

ONGOLEUM RUGS

GLIDERS.

$14.50

$1195

arly

e, streamlined ends, Colorful full d s seat cushions of striped awning mas n uf . Multi colors of ge, red, with black.

Third Floor.

gers.

1iture Dent,

1/9 PRICE -

spring construction

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Girls’ Lovely New

GRADUATION DRESSES

us and gop

Beautiful formals in crisp organdies,

mousseline de soie.

*ich pastels and white. Sizes 12 to 16.

Star Store, Second Floor

The Sale Continues! Women's $2.98 & $3.98 Summer

DRESSES 2 for 44

EACH $2.59 Save at Least $1.52

a Women's Gay New

DRESSES

Smart styles for ‘5 88

now and summer Second Floor.

wear. Rayon $6.95

sheers, crepes and acetates, Prints and plain colors Sizes 12 to 52. Star Store,

FORMALS

For Graduation

laces and Many attractive styles in

* Girls' Sheer & Print Dresses—Sizes | to 14 |. Girls' Play Suits——Sizes 3 to 14 % Boys' Wash Suits—Sizes | to 6 %* Child's Crepe & Broadcloth Pajamas—

eo Lovely, New Sheer

~ 2

et A spun rayons, dotted swisses and prints.

“Here Is a Scoop in Reg. 5%9¢ CHILDREN'S WEAR

Priced Low For Our Golden Jubilee

Sizes 2 to 8

Star Store, Second Floor,

3 COTTON FROCKS

For Mother . . .

Sizes 14 to 20—38 to 52—421/5 to

Smart, youthful frocks that mother will enjoy wearing now as well as all summer. Voiles, lawns, muslins, flock dot voiles,

N Ny Star Store, Second Floor.

pov

39c¢

Actual 15¢, 19¢ & 25¢ Fast Color

WASH GOODS

Full Bolts and id to 10-Yd. Lengths NAR COkOrS "FABRICS

PLAIN COLOR ADERWEAR CREPES = 1 0:

A marvelous selection of spring and summer patterns in all the wanted weaves, designs, materials and colors. Every piece guaranteed color-fast. It will pay you to do all your washgoods shopping NOW during our 50th year sale,

Star Store, Basement.

36-IN. 40- IN.

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of sa “x

3 vx SHEE 36-IN. PLAIN

b shadow welt and run stop. toes.

42¢

Mother's Day Sun Sunday, May 8, 1938

Give Mother the Kind of Hose She's Always Wanted

CORDON PURE SILK

Three and four thread chiffons with deep silk

New summer shades in sizes 815 to 1014.

OTHER HOSE REDUCED TO

b3c

an FULL-FASHIONED

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Full Fashioned

RINGLESS HOSE

Now Selling in Our Golden Jubilee Sale at a Reduced Price

Reinforced heels and

88:

RINGLESS CHIFFONS & SERVICE WEIGHTS

Durable, crepe twist chiffons or seventhread, mercerized top, plated heel and toe, service weights. Fashionable colors. Sizes 8145 to 1014.

Specially Priced

Star Store, Street Floor

Whites, navy, black and colors.

are new style white summer purses.

Star Store, Street Floor,

GIFT PURSES

For Mother on Her Day-—All Prices Reduced

88: iY © and 57 # a

New top handle styles and zipper models. At $1.79 and $2.79 are genuine leathers and fine, imported wood beads, a style in each group for every preference.

At 88¢c NM

For a Mother's Day Gift We Recommend

CREPE SO-SIL-CO SLIPS

* Shadow Proof Panel * Perspiration Resistant * Guaranteed Washable * Guaranteed Seams

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models. Their

in sizes 34 to 44.

Star Store, Street Floor,

These slips are flawlessly tailored in four gore style and come in lovely tailored and Alencon lace trimmed special finish causes them to stay dainty longer because they resist perspiration staining and spotting. Tea rose

3.98 $3.59 $3. ¥ Jubilee Priced ° $ for Mother * 72x00 and 54x72 inch sizes in ecru, beautiful Lake Forest, ited number at this price. Shop early. OTHER CLOTHS UP TO $9.59

Just the Gift Barthanola, Berkley and Norman Hall patterns. A limStar Store, Street Floor,

Better Quality

FABRIC GLOVES

Jubilee Priced

Regular and Double Extra Size

RAYON UNDIES

33:

Star Store, Street Floor,

Super quality rayon panties, stepins and briefs. Perfect fite ting, tailored styles in tea rose. Special Jubilee price, 35¢ each, 3 for $1.00.

88:

Silk like bengalines, smart zipper, leather, button and

and streamlined stitch trims. Also embroidered backs. Black, navy, white,

Sunper, grey, ete, Sizes 6% to

So Store, Street Floor,

$1.00 46x22"; $1.29 60x24

tains

Curtains

$1.00 72x24; yd. Priscilla Ruffled Cur-

All the newest styles and designs in the wanted colors. finest quality materials. mother curtains this year.

4000 $1.00—$1.19—$1.29 Better Quality

CURTAIN PANELS

$1.29 56x21, Scranton Panels yd. Scranton Panels yd. Scranton Pairs $1.29 60x21% yd. Lace Pairs $1.00 46x24 yd. Scranton Panels $1.00 72x21, yd. Priscilla Ruffled Cur-

88:

PAIR or PANEL

Made of Ready to hang, adjustable tops. Give

$1.00 72x24; yd. Mexican Tailored

‘Indiana Reserve Officers to

Officers’ Guest | |

William Rosevear Jr,

Col.

PLANS ARE LAID FOR CONVENTION

Meet May 14 and 15 At Lafayette.

Times Special LAFAYETTE, May 6.--Col. William B. Rosevear Jr, national president of the Reserve Officers’ Association, is to attend the 15th annual convention of the Department of Indiana here May 14 and 15 | The convention program is to be | dedicated to Brig.-Gen. Leigh R.| Gignilliat, Culver Military Academy, who is the senior reserve officer in Indiana. Dr. Edward C. University president, the first dinner meeting on evening of May 14. Gjests are to include Brig.-Gen william K. Naylor, commanding the Indiana military area; Col. Fred | H. Turner, Indiana area chief of staff, and Col. Charles S. Blakely, professor of military science and | tactics at Purdue University,

Elliott, Purdue is to speak at the

TAKES FORCED PURGATIVE

HAVANA Cuba, May 6 (U, P.) —| Felipe Rivero, publisher of a week ly political burlesque magazine, Jorobemos, reported today that he had been kidnaped by four men, taken into the suburbs of Havana and forced to drink castor oil The publisher said that the four | men said they were agents of the Army Intelligence Service, |

PHILCO § TUBES

improve the performance of eny radio. Re tube NOW!

COONS DRUG STORE MNiinois at Michigan—L1. 3569 TUBES TESTED FREE!

Only $2.95 for the same gorgeous shoe styles

you see about town at higher prices

WORK TO BEGIN SOON ON PLANT FOR FERTILIZER

Zoning Board Approves Plans for Construction On Raymond St.

Work is to start immediately on a $500,000 fertilizer plant at 1850 W Raymond St, C. F. Burroughs, F 8. Guano Co. president, announced today, Final approval of the construc tion plans was given by the Zoning Board at a special meeting yester day afternoon, About 400 men will be employed at the plant, Jackiel Joseph, come pany attorney, said, A $2,000,000 acid plant may be constructed here later, Mr, Burroughs said. Other petitions granted by the board yesterday include a variance request of the General Outdoor Ad-

vertising Co. to construct a bill board at the southeast corner of Meridian and 37th Sts, and a re-

quest of the Hoosier Auto Parts Co, to operate a salvage storage and junk business at 828 N. Missouri St, The board also granted the request of M. N. Thayer to convert an existing dwelling into a four-family apartment at 1847 W. Washington St. and a temporary permit was is sued to T. C, Johnson to operate a pecond-hand clothing business at 340 W. 20th St The board refused to grant a vari ance request of Robert M. Copeland to operate a golf driving range at 5824 E. Tenth St. Residents of that area told the board that it would lower the value of their property and create a nuisance.

SCHRICKER TO TALK TO INDIANA BANKERS

Address Scheduled for May 25 Convention,

Lieut Henry F. Schricker 1s to address the Indiana Bankers’ Association at the annual convention | May 25 at French Lick, F. W, Van Antwerp, South Bend, president, announced today

Gov

Mr, Schricker, active in associa« tion affairs for several years, is cashier of the Farmers’ Bank & Trust Co. of Knox and is honorary

chairman of the association's ag cultural committee, He is to speak on “The Citizen and His State Government.” Other convention speakers are to discuss bank earnings and invests ments, unit and independent bankeing other national and state mate ters

| Chic browne

and-whites. Stunning wheat linens. Rich Paris

tans. Smart blues. Black patents.

Add 15 on

oil orders

EAST WAS

More Stute, More

RINGLESS CHIFFON

HOSE

GORGEOUS $ HANDBAGS

URTS

MOTHER'S DAY!

Prs. $1.42 in Gift Box! 00

HINGTON ST.

Value, at Burt's!