Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 July 1938 — Page 7
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Special Dollar D ay Values in the Men's Shop! Men’s SHIRTS for 1 ;
1200 COTTON KNIT SHIRTS—The shirts ‘sare a fine swiss rib knit. Tubular shaped to hug body, and not “crawl” up! Full cut in length, too, for comfort, Sizes 34 to 46 in the group. Irregulars.
©1200 MEN'S SHORTS—the shorts are sanforized shrunk, full cut and fast color. Full loon cut big and wide, to give ad- ! service. Elastic sides. In smart pat1 all the best colors. Sizes 28 to 44.
6 prs. $1 Men's Summer Ties ‘ 600 hand-tailored construction ties in light Lyi summer colors and patterns for summer wear, toe and sole. Irregulars Athletic U. Suits #300 pajama check athletic union suits. Full 2 for St ut e!l reinforced back. Sizes 38 to 46. work Shirts
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Work Shirts i > stitched, «Men's Swim Trunks _______2 for $I Clearance! 200 swim trunks in popular allwool honeycomb stitch. Knit support. Sizes
3 for $I small, medium and large. 8 Shik ‘Men's Swim Suits ________2 for $I
14 : 200 zip-top all-wool swim suits in two-tone coloring Medium and large sizes only
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"Men's Sleeveless Sweaters __3 for $i 200 sleeveless cotton and rayon sweaters in ws and two tones. Small, medium
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Cotton Knit Vests Women's elastic cotton knit vests with S$ built-up shoulder and band finish with drawstring. Seconds. Sizes 36 to 44.
Dress Crepe Fine quality, sheer and semi-sheer rayon crepes. All washable. In white, pastels and dark shades. Full bolts.
Printed Suede Pique 4 yds. Wide wale printed suede pique in pretty patterns on white grounds. Ideal for sports wear costumes.
Print Dress Linens “Everfast” printed dress linen, less than 's off of its regular price! Many patterns in group. Will not shrink!
108-Inch Superweave Sheets __Ea. Sizes 81x108 and T2x108-inch sheets of 4 68x72 thread count. Extra long—extra heavy. For twin or full size beds.
Cannon Towels Cannon towels. 20x40 and 22x44-inch sizes. 4 2 reversible styles in 4 different pastel colors, White with colored border,
Cannon Pastel Towels “Cannon” frosted pastel towels in 20x40inch size. Choice of 5 different colors.
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Cannon Towels Seconds of pastel colored towels. inch size. Limited quantity . . . hurry, if you want this towel bargain!
Print Breakfast Cloths Size 50x50 inch printed breakfast cloths In your favorite colors. Red, blue, green and gold. Seconds.
Mattress Covers “Envoy” and “Truth” mattress covers of extra heavy, unbleached sheeting. For full or twin size beds. Seconds.
“Basco’ Table Cloths Seconds of these fine “Table Craft” table cloths in choice of 3 pastel colors. 64x70 and 64x90 inch sizes.
Special Dollar Day Value!
CANDLEWICK BEDSPREADS $1.00
Handmade CANDLEWICK spreads at a price that demands quick action! 87x108 inch cut size , , . for twin or full size bed. Center design in various colored tufts of red, blue, green, gold, rose on natural sheeting. —Downstairs at Ayres.
Lace Table Cloths
Limited quantities of table eloth in sizes 50x70, 60x80 and 70x90.
Comfort Covers 70x90 Inch comfort covers. All white. Ideal for storing fine comforts.
Mattress Protectors Quilted mattress protectors for twin or full size beds. Limited quantity.
Pillow Cases Sizes 36x36 and 42x36 inch pillow cases in good heavy quality, For small or large size pillows.
U. S. Navy Bath Towels ____3 for Extra heavy quality, and large size bath towels. Rejects by the the U. 8S. Government for Navy use,
Linen Lunch Sets Sizes 50x50 and 50x68 inch sets. Colorful plaid all linen cloths with 4 or 6 napkins,
Special Dollar Day Value! keru Color=48-Inch $1.29—81.39 and $1.69
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Special Dollar Day Value!
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36x2 1-6-Yard curtains in cream pin dot and cushion dot patterns.
Ruffled Curtains $ Glider & Cot Pads Clearance! These can be used for gliders S or on folding cots. Good, serviceable qual-
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Chair Cushions
Soft chair cushions in gay summer colors. Reduced for clearance, Limited quantity.
Deck Chair Covers Deck chair covers with attached pillow. Renew your old deck chair in a hurry!
Solid Green Awnings Just 34 solid green awnings, reduced to a dollar for clearance! Hurry . . . limited quantity.
Reduced for immediate clearance on Dol-
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Panama Hats
A remarkable value for dollar day! Cool, lightweight, smartly tailored tovo panamas for sports wear. In assorted colors with ribbon trim, Headsizes 22 and ~Downstairs at Ayres.
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Rubber Stair Treads ______12 for
9x18-Inch rubber stair treads in black marbelized effect. A very special dollar day item.
Tufted Bath Rugs
Washable tufted bathroom rugs in 18x30 inches. Fringed ends. Blue, green, rose, black, yellow and white colors. Fast colors.
Oval Chenille Rugs
Oval chenille rugs in extra heavy quality. Washable. Choice of many colors and patterns.
Large Rag Rugs Large size, 24x48 inch, rag rugs in green or brown colors, All washable. Limited quantity.
Cotton Oriental Throw Rugs___Ea. Size 20x40 inches. Cotton Oriental Reproductions in red or blue backgrounds in Persian patterns.
Chenille Rugs Beautiful Chenille rugs with fringed ends and in washable tub-fast colors. Choice of patterns and colors.
Glider Covers Glider covers in colorful striped canvas.
Special Dollar Day Value! Women’s 3-Piece
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The ideal sport outfit for your vacation , . . and price you can afford! set consists of a pair slacks, a shirt, and a beanie hat to match. In rose, maize, natural and blue colors. Sizes 14 to 20 in lot.
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sizes 14 to 20. In gay, colorful prints. —Downstairs at Ayres.
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Sees Again
Eo MARANA AN NAN PR RR BN Finding everything about him “beautiful,” Harold Bleakley, above, is able to see again after
an ll-year blindness was ended by an operation in which new pupils were “bored” in his eyeballs. The Pittsburgh youth was blinded by an arrow while playing “cowboy and Indian” at the age of 9.
ASK $11,000 FOR SAFETY ISLANDS
Board Fears Another Slash In Bid Likely; 8 New Zones Being Built.
The Safety Board has included $11,000 for construction of permanent safety islands and traffic signals in its 1939 budget request submitted to Mayor Boetcher and City Controller H. Nathan Swaim, it was learned today. This year’s fund was only $6000 although $11,000 was requested. Board members expressed fear the request for next year would be slashed again as was the 1938 appropriation. When the Board recently ordered 10 safety islands installed immediately to safeguard the lives of downtown streetcar passengers, only $600 remained in the fund. John MecNelis, Gamewell division head charged with the work, warned that two of the islands ordered cannot be installed if he is forced to
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at Madison Ave and Morris St. Street Being Widened The Board decided to ask City
| Engineer Henry B. Steeg to install
the traffic signals. Madison Ave. is being widened. James Scott, Board member, said: “If we can get Mr. Steeg to install the traffic signals, we will be able to go ahead with the safety islands. They're needed a lot worse than the traffic signals. We have a hard enough time getting money in our fund.” Islands at Fountain Square and at Delaware and Market Sts. will have to be delayed if the Gamewell Division installs the lights, Mr. McNelis said. The other eight will be built, he added.
It May Be SUMMER HAY FEVER!
ersistent “‘sniffling.,” with itehing, smartPe eves and general depressed feeling. frequently denotes summer Hav Fever (Rose Fever) caused now by irritating pollens of grasses and trees, Ordinary cold remedies won't . Get at the trouble through the blood with Dr. Platt’'s Rinex Prescription capsules, First dose gives relief in 30 minutes, usually, Safe. All Hook Stores $1.00. Accept no substitute. $1.00 Size . .....c000:0 Seeeries 89¢
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Bishop Holt Also Speaks at Virginia Institute of Public Affairs.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. July 14 (U. P.).—George E. Bigge, member of the Social Security Board, said here neither board members nor members of state agencies administering the Social Security program are satisfied with the present structure. Speaking yesterday before the University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs as it opened for the second and final week, he described in detail how the Federal Government functions in a Federal-state system of unemployment compensation, and concluded by stating “We are fully aware of its (the program'’s) shortcomings.” “It is too complex, too cumbersome, and likely to prove too expensive,” he said. “Since the state laws are the ones which embody the substantive previsions, the necessary changes must be made there.
“We feel confident that by the coming of the next legislative sessions in the states, we shall be able to recommend changes which will retain the main features of our present plans and be much simpler and more economical for the worker, the employer, and the state agencies.”
Students Lead Forum
Students from nine eastern and southern universities took charge of
round table discussions on the general subject: “The Future of Amer=ican Democracy.” The Rev. Ivan Holt, Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, and past president of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America, foresaw eventual union of Protestant churches of America. “We see in the not too distant future a united Protestant church in America,” the St. Louis bishop said. “In the distant future we see one church of Christ throughout the world. In the still more distant future we can see the co-operation of the world's great religions in the creation of a better life, and that vision comes to men who have | caught the ‘spirit of Oxford and Edingburgh.”
Sees New Spirit
Bishop Holt said conferences at Oxford and Edinburgh brought a new spirit to American churches. “It is shown in an earnest effort for unity, a new respect for the church and a new courage in facing problems of today,” he said.
“Ten years ago, the Congregation= alists, the Methodists, and the Presbyterians formed the United Church of Canada. Within recent years, the Lutheran churches of the United States have joined forces, the Congregational and Christian churches have united, and the Reformed Church has joined forces with the Evangelical synod. “The Methodist Episcopal Church, the Methodist Episcopal Church South, and the Methodist Protestant Church have voted to unite. This union will bring together the largest bodies of Christians who have United in the history of the American church.”
NAMED AS DESIGNER VALPARAISO, July 14 (U., P.).— Walter Scholer, Lafayette architect, has heen named designer of Porter County's new $225,000 hospital to be erected in the east part of the city, it was revealed today. It will be named Porter Memorial Hospital in honor of Commodore David Porter, hero in the War of 1812, after whom the county was named.
STORM DAMAGES CROPS AURORA, Ind. July 14 (U. P.) .— Farmers today counted heavy crop losses suffered when a rain, wind and hailstorm swept this territory yesterday, dropping the tempera« ture 20 degrees to 70.
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