Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 August 1938 — Page 8
CIRCLING THE CIT
The U. S. Civil Service Commis ‘sion has announced open competi“tive examinations for the following Dositions: . First assistant physician ey senior consultant in public assistance, associate consultant in public assistance and assist-
«ant consultant in public assistance.
‘Applications must be on file with the Civil Service Commission at Washington, D. C. not later than ‘Sept._6. Full information may be obtained from C. P. Bernhart, 5 Federal Building.
Robert I Marsh, Indianapolis, and R. S. Middleton, Corn Belt. Liberty League field representative, will
explain the workings of the agricul-
tural adjustment act to Hancock County farmers at a meeting at the Cumberland Community House at 8 p. m. today.
Members of the Indianapolis Kiwanis Club will hear Farrell Scott, tenor, Martin Marks, pianist, and + Louis Mader, violinist, in a musical
program at “the: Columbia Club tomorrow noon.
Sixteen houses and four lots were sold last week by the North Side Realtors, according to their report at a meeting at the Canary Cottage yesterday. The sales were made by | Hoff, Fay C. Cash, Warren M. Atkinson, Forrest Kellog, Thomas F. Carson, R. E. Peckham, Jack C. Carr, John H. Max, William Murray Huse and
22 | Ford V. Woods. Total amount of
sales were reported as $111,450, making a total of $2,408,150 for 29 ‘weeks.
The Socialist-Labor Party will hold an outdoor meeting at Prospect and Evison Sts. at 8 o'clock tonight. George Bopp, of New Jersey, national organizer, will speak on the subject: “Socialism — the Dawn of a New Era.”
James Ahern, adjutant of the 12th District, American Legion, and a member of Federal Post, today had been indorsed for the office of dis-
42. Firemen’s Post at a meeting last night were Herbert commander; Harey
John Mitney, second vice -John Vaughn, adjutant; Ezra finance officer; Fay
geant-at-arms
With its charter granted; the Indianapolis branch of the Catering Executives of America will hold a
Athenaeum Friday night to discuss chapter plans
president of ‘the local chapter, has
will be: held monthly, Sept. 12.
Fairfield Ave. veteran who collapsed Sunday while on duty at headquarters, today was in “fair condition ‘at St.. Vincent's. Hospital.
STATE FARM PRICES SHOW NEW ADVANCE
Index Reaches 103.6, Pur-|
due Statistician Says.
LAFAYETTE, Aug. 9 (U. P.).—Indiana farm prices moved upward for the second consecutive month to reach an average of 103.6 on July 15, M. M. Justin, Purdue University agricultural statistician, announced today. The base average of 100
represents farm prices for the period from 1910 to 1914. With the exception of corn, all crop prices moved downward, while, with a few exceptions, livestock prices were somewhat higher than a month earlier, Mr. Justin said. ‘ The 103.6 index of Hoosier farm prices was 4.3 points higher than the month before. It was “a poor comparison, however, with the 140 index a year agp, which was the peak reached before farm prices began a long downward swing,” according to Mr. Justin.{
Be Natural
That Is Dr. Harvey's Advice for Keeping Well Now. .
E yourself to keep well in hot weather, Dr. Verne K. Harvey, State Health director, said today. With August’s torrid “dog days” enveloping Indianapelis, Dr. Harvey advised using common sense as the best guaranice of physical and mental well-being. The individual must decide for himself what his hot-weather rules should be, Dr. Harvey said. : “Generally speaking, it’s advisable to dress in lighter clothing, eat
moderately -and evercise with restraint,” he explained. “But we must decide for ourselves how much we are going to cut down on our usual activities. “I certainly would not prescribe any hard and fast health rules, because they vary with individuals.”
STATE AWARDS 2
Cost $65,132.
Two contracts for highway improvements costing $172,733.13 have been awarded by the State Highway Commission. A contract. to construct 748 mile of reinforced concrete pavement on the Brookville Road in Indianapolis was awarded to the Thomas McQueen : Co. - Forest Park, Ill, on a bid of arent Kile Killman of Salem received a contract for 1.371 miles of duallane highway west from present Road 30, and 1.569 miles east from present Road 30.
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PAVING CONTRACTS
5 4 Db"
149 - 30% OFF
Re Clearance Specia Is!
. Important Savings. for Yourself! !
B ECAUSE it is against our r policy to carry merchandise over from one season to another, we have taken drastic reductions NOW to clear our stocks for incoming Fall Merchandise. Buy NOW and Effect Your Family and Your Home! Tomorrow Only ...9:30A. M.
Brookville Road Project to’
| coaTs and SU ITS 1-15 -Y OFF
: /2 4d $24.95, $12.70 $10.70 -Begulany $6.90 $10.95 to $13.95. ®
Regularly Bu 95 to $16.95.
‘From our spring stock, coats” and ‘suits ‘that can be worn late into the fall season.
Navy and colors. Several styles. Broken sizes.
$3.95 to $10.95 White Coats and Suits, 12 PRICE
SUMMER DRESSES 1, to 13 Off Regular Repay © $]-30 Repay $3.33 $4.95 and $5.95 - DRESSES pegularly VE $2.30 % 4-44
$2.00 and $2.99. DRESSES Regularly $6.95 and $7.95. Dressy Cotton Dresses, Sizes 11 to IT, 34 PRICE... $1.49
.- White and Pastel HATS
Regularly $1.25 to $2.00
Straws, felis and
fabrics in a wide “ assortment of styles, Weeks and €« weeks of wear in
them yet.
Entire Stock Sportswear 15 to V5, Off Regular
$1.00 Wool Swim Suis ee. .B% $2.98 to $3.98 Knit Dresses. .$1.00
$1.65 and $1.98 Summer Skirts $1
$1.15 Summer Blouses. .......5% 69¢c Pique Boleros......e....29
Straw and Felt i Regularly $2.95 aad $3.95 $1-$2.98 Slacks, Shorts 6c to $1.66 $1.75 "Hello" Jackets... seens dC 3 59 Busch Jackets.........$1.29 $l
00 Pastel Sweat Shirts.......3% Cotton Ribbed Sports Shirts 50¢c
Mon’s Shirls &
PAJAMAS
Regularly Te Each Coat or _niddy
style Shirts with Jalaumas Ye collars. Sizes 14
to 17. Stock oy ©
"NOW for fall,
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Full Fashioned
Silk HOSE
Were 59¢ and 69¢
4-Thread, all-silk ringless stockings with cradle fond @ e picot top and @
French heel. New
Childs Colorful ANKLETS Were 10c, 125c and 15¢
Lisle or cotton anklets
in plain colors or striped tops with - bodies of CC white, pastel and dark.
Sizes 6 to 10. Pr.
DRESSES
Regularly 88c Sheer or percale
wash frocks in many styles and colors. | Sizes 14 C.
to 48 i the group.
Women’s 4-Gore
Rayon Mlipw
Regularly 8c Tailored or lace
trimmed styles with NE Brook able shoulder
Women’s Rayon Underwear
Regularly 29 Tailored or lace
trimmed rayon ~ briefs, panties and 3 ‘gtepins. Novelty ¢ weaves. Sizes small,
medium and large.
Girls’ Blue SLACKS
Regularly $1.00 Pair
} New Sample
- Foundations
> Rogulaily $1.69 and $2.50
Corselet es with without inner
Back lace : styles, side - hook styles. Rayon sat- ¢ in or rayon bro-
sade. Sample
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150 Women's Fall Handbags
Regularly 79¢ to $1.00
150 Smart new
bag for fall Top handles, pouches and uder Fring c $1y18s,
and Black, brown are fitted.
TOWELS
Regularly 24c and 29¢
Double thread
turkish towels. Pastels or plain colors with colored bor- d ders. Absorbent . . .
extra wide eos X- Ea.
tra long,
14 Price Sale! Yard Goods
Were 12¢ to $1.00 Yard
Remnants from our regular stock. Wide assortment. Sheers, 1 is percales, da- 2
masks, tubbings, drapery ma-
“Gannon Camelot” 3 N SHEETS Regularly Sell for $1.09 Size 81x90, 72x99 and $3199 Shests at No dress- d Dd: e
- ing! Seamless and torn to 8 she,
36-In. “Truth” Printed MUSLIN
Regularly 23c Yard
.Foll bolis . . . guaranteed color fast to washing. All new cluded. Bugellent d
for school dresses. All new!
1000 Prs. 3-Thread Silk Hose Of Ringless Clutton!
New fall shades
are featured in {hese fine quality threads with CC pict tony Tench,
arr Sines $i to to 10452
Rayon Marquiselte
CURTAINS
Regularly $1.00 Each Beautiful curtain
panels, size 2! yards long by 44 inches wide. : «¢ Hemmed on both
sides, ready to Ea. hang. Ecru shade.
Girls’ Lovely DRESSES
Regularly 79¢ and $1.00
Several styles
August Sale of Women’ s
For One Day Only! Fine Quality-Size
Our Own “Oakland” 72x84, 5% Wool, 3% Lb.
) Brownbilt _ SHOES | |
Were $2—39 ABS} Pair,
1000 Pairs of fine,
ie uality. shoes. Hi 1 low and me- |
90x108-Inch SHEETS
Plaid Double BLAN KETS
All dre Pure * Bleached. !