Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1938 — Page 2
[PACE g LIFT STANDARDS OF INDIANA BAR, LEADER PLEADS
Rid Profession of ‘Those y
Who Bring Discredit, ~ Hill Asks in Talk.
William- H. Hill, Vincennes, Indiana Bar Association president, today had called upon Hoosier lawyers “to police themselves, at “public demand,” so that the profession’s ' standards will be raised. _ He spoke last night before the Indianapolis Bar Association in the Columbia Club and said that racketeering, tricky and ambulancechasing lawyers must be eliminated “to restore public confidence in the legal profession.” “The profession today has mo adequate power to rid itself of those who bring the profession into disrepute except by individual or group insistence and publicity,” he said.
* «Lack Adequate Power”
“We do not have adequate power to. reprimand, to suspend, or even to disbar unfaithful practitioners. What we need is a positive position taken by us; a pasition—which will move forward to rid the profession of those individuals who bring it discredit; those who for gain use their ability and training as lawyers to thwart justice; those who spend their energies to defeat the proper administration of justice under the cloak of loyalty to clients, . «The - Indianapolis Bar Association has taken an advanced position on this subject. If we expect this state and nation to remain a government by law and not of men and that justice shall be adminjstered alike to rich and poor, it is essential we have a judicial system presided over by capable judges, jearned in the law, without commitments to any political group or class. . “The proper administration of justice in Indiana requires ‘that | judges shall not be made political | footballs, - but that qualification | alone shall be the determining | factor in their selection.”
CIRCLING THE CITY |
Ray D. Everson will speak at a dinner to be sponsored by the Men's Bible Class of the Memorial Presby- | terian Church at 6:30 p. m. tomor- | row at the church. Music will be provided by Robert Burford and George Willeford.
Betty Jane Smith and Robert | Brockman, Washington High School | pupils, will discuss the work of the Community Fund at 10 a. m. Tues- | day at the school auditorium.
Fae W. Patrick, attorney, will be installed as president of the CoOperative Club of Indianapolis at a Charter Night banquet Saturday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. He was elected: by members of ; the newly organized club at a luncheon meeting yesterday at the Columbia | Club. : Other officers include C. C. Crumbaker, Ralph Duncan and Ross] Coffin, vice presidents; Edward V.! Mitchell, secretary, and William H. Polk, treasurer. The board of directors is neaded by Roy L. Brown, chairman, and includes Frank| Symmes, Noble W. Hiatt, M. N. Wil- | liams, William A. Hoefgen and Harvey Weghorst.
More than 75 Indiana agents and officials of the Equitable Life Insur-, ance Society of New York met here today for a series of discussions and a talk by Frank L. Jones, company, vice president. Mr. Jones, former State Superintendent of Public In-| struction, will speak tonight fol-| lowing a banquet at the Severin | Hotel. At a luncheon meeting today at the Hotel Lincoln, discussions were, led by John L. H. Fuller, company district manager, and Caleb L. York, agency supervisor. Homer L. Rogers, state agency manager, was in| charge of arrangements. . ;
The Indianapolis. chapter, National Association of Cost Accountants, will hold its annual Harvest Moon party. Saturday at Hillview Country Club, Franklin. Golf in the afternoon, dinner at 6:30 p. m. and bridge will be followed by a dance at 9 p. m. More than 100 couples are expected to attend.
The Capitol City Council 53, Daughters of America, will meet each Thursday at 8 p. m. at the clubrooms, 512 No. Illinois St., Mrs. Fannie Draper, recording secretary announced today.
A review of the biography of Jack London, Irving Stone's “Sailor on Horseback,” will open Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten’s series of book talks for the season at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the auditorium of the All Souls Unitarian Church. Her review will follow a Laymen’s League dinner at which illustrated talks will be presented by Dr. Charles O. McCormick, league member, and Dr. ®-8. C. Wicks, pastor emeritus.
Dr. Herbert T. Wagner will speak on “Personal Observations of Europe Today” at the Optimist Club luncheon tomorrow at the Columbia Club. Dr. Wagner lived for eight months in 16 different European countries, spending three months in Vienna
and two and one-half months in}
Berlin.
Exchange Club Members will hear Buford Cadle discuss George Rogers Clark and the Northwest Territory at their luncheon tomorrow at the Hotel Washington. Col. Robinson Hitcheock is in charge of the pro-
gram.
Gregory & Appel, Inc, insurance |
and real estate firm, will move into new quarters on the ground floor of the Architects and Builders’ Building before Nov, 1, it was announced today by Klein & Kuhn, Inc., property managers. has been negotiated.
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’ Women’s Dancettes__50c Rayon satin stripe dancettes with brassiere top and tailored panties. Tearose. Sizes 32.to 36.
Women’s Undies ____39¢
Rayon satin stripe chemise, panties, stepins or vests. Tailored Powis. Set in gussets. Sizes 34 to
Wom’s. U. Suits, 3 for $1
Light or medium . weight cotton union suits. In white or ecru color. Sizes 36 to 44.
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Special Friday Bargain Treat!
First Quality
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For Friday Only! for street or business wear.
Clearance Sale
Blankets and Comforts
$1 .981,54.98
Odds and ends, soiled and imperfect qualities. Many various - types: of blankets and comforts . . . only one or two of a kind and color in group. Drastically reduced for quick clearance.
Women’s U. Suits____79¢
Part wool and cotton union suits with rayon stripe. Dutch neck or bun up shoulder styles. Sizes 36 0 44,
Balbriggan Pajamas, 59c¢ Two-piece style balbriggan pajamas with full cut trousers. Two-color combinations. Sizes 16 and 17.
Bed Jackets
Rayon creps bed jackets with dainty lace trim and ribbon ties in front. Sizes 16 and 17. Tearose and blue.
9 ° Women’s Slips Rayon taffeta slips with Cal. V lace or tailored tops. Bias cut. Sizes 34 Tea rose. >
Women's cotton slips. Built up shoulders or bodice top style. Narrow hems. Sizes 34 to 44. White.
Rayon Gowns ____$1.09
Women's printed rayon crepe gowns with V or square neck. Tailored or ruffled trim. Sizes 16 and 17.
“Dull-Mode” Sturdy Sheer
4-THREAD CHIFFONS PAIRS $7 .00
(1 Pr. 55¢)
A first quality sheer, 4-thread chiffon stocking € They have picot hems, runstop and are fully reinforced at points of wear. Beige, Mistbeige, Praline Beige and French Toast. Sizes 82 to 10%.
Limit of 6 Pairs to a Customer
In these new fall colors, Charm
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Friday is Bargain Day in Ayres Downstairs’ Store! a great day of value-giving in every one of our completely stocked departments! This day has been planned with but one thought in mind—that every item on this page must be at greater-than-ever-savings...and we prove this point here... by offering Ayres’ quality and fashion right merchandise at Friday Bargain Prices! Doors open at 9:30!
FOR TOMORROW ONLY
Sale! New
All-
DRESSES
Occasion
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(1 Dress $3.98)
o Black ® Blue ® Brown
Tomorrow—Save
® Teal ® Rust ® Dahlia
® Wine ® Green ® Navy
around a dollar bill on
two of these smart fall and winter dress styles! Styles for street, business, after-
noon and daytime.
Tailored or dressy
styles in a complete size range for all
women. Sizes 9 and 1815 to 24%.
to 17, 14 to 20, 38 to 62
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Dress
11 to 17, 38 to 14 to 20.
Fall styles that have formerly sold in our stock for $3.98 to $6.98 each, Tailored and frilly styles in sizes
Clearance!
52 and
$9.98
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For Friday Only! Men’s “Grosdale”
SHIRTS 69: -
A shirt worth much more than 69c! In whites, grey, blue and fancy patterns. Full cut, neatly tailored and cut. Soleo collar. Sizes 14 to
—Downstairs at Ayres.
FOR TOMORROW ONLY
A Big Value Event—the Coat Styles You Want
One Day Sale! SPORTS GOATS
Worth Much More Than
1 5
® Swaggers ® Tweeds ® Dahlia
® Green ® Teal ® Reefers ® ® Nos Bonin ® Wraparounds
® Rust ® Fleece
The sports coat styles you want ... and you SAVE! Wraparound, Swagger, Reefer styles in all-wool knit back fleeces, nub boucles and tweeds. Well cut and trimmed with nice trims and details, In choice of green, wine, black, dahlia, teal and rust. Sizes 12 to 20 and 38 to 44.
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Girls’ Tuckstitch vests and panties. Irregulars, 2 for 15¢ Tots’ Anklets .......2 for 15¢ Infant's Knit Caps ..2 for 15¢ .Infant’s Rub. Pants, 2 for 15¢ Girls’ Cotton Slips, 2 for 15¢ . Tots’ Dresses ......eoc00..29¢ Boys’ Wash Suits ........2%¢ Infant’s Kuddlers ........3% Tots’ Minneapolis U. Suits, 39¢
Girls’ Dresses Girls’ rayon dresses in pastel print patterns. Broken sizes and colors.
Girls’ Blouses _ Girls’ cotton shirt style blouses. Broken sizes and colors in the group.
° 19 Girls’ Sweaters _____39¢ Girls’ barrel type sweaters. Alle wool sleeveless types. Broken sizes,
Girls’ Bolero Suits___50c
Girls’ All-wool 2-pc. style Bolero suit sets. Limited quantity. Broken sizes and colors.
9 ° Boys’ Pajamas _____59¢ 2-Pe. style outing flannel pajamas
in coat and slipover style. Broken
styles and sizes.
Boys’ Knickers ______$1 Full lined knit grip style. corduroy knickers in brown partridge color. Sizes 10 to 13.
Boys’ Slacks _____$2.69
Brand new fancy corduroy slacks
in checks, plaids, herringbone weaves. Greys, blues, greens, brown colors. Sizes 8 to 18.
Boys’ Mackinaws__$3.98
Boys’ heavy plaid mackinaws in wine, grey and green plaid patterns. Double breasted style. Sizes 8 to 18,
Boys’ Ankle Socks 6 pr. $1 Boys’ chew socks and ankle socks
in lisles, combed cotton. Plain cole . ors and fancy stripes. Sizes 8 to 12.
Men’s Hose, 8 pr. ____$%1
Men's 6x3 rib plain lisle imported hose. In assorted plain colors. Sizes 101%, 11 and 11%.
Shorts & Shirts, 6 for $1
Men’s sanforized shorts in vat dye
patterns with balloon seat and elas-
tic sides, Sizes 30 to 44. Shirts in swiss rib knit. Sizes 34 to 46.
Men's Lea. Jackets $3.98
Men’s spotted suede leather jackets in cocoa brown. Knit collar and cuffs. Zipper. style. Sizes 36 to 44.
2-Pant Prep Suits_$13.88
Young men’s new 2-pant prep suits in fall colors and patterns. Double breasted sport back. Sizes 32 to 38.
This Is a Friday
Bargain!
Domestic Remnants
10c
An accumulation of damestics from our regular stock. Includes muslins, outings, tubing, sheetings, drilling, duck, satines in usable lengths. Formerly sold from 15c to 39¢ a yard. Limited quantity.
Fall Handbags
Simulated leather bags
in pouch,
underarm and top handle style. In
black or brown.
’ Women’s Scarfs ____29c¢ Special! Rayon crepes, sheer wools, chiffons and pure dye silk scarfs in various shapes. Plaids, prints and plain colors.
Rayon Dresses ____$1.69
Regularly sell for $198! Rayon crepe washable daytime dresses in ed prints and colors. Sizes 14 o 44.
Rayon Dresses ____$2.69
Regularly sell. for $2.98! Washable rayon crepes in various print patterns and colors. Sizes 14 to 50.
Dirndl Hooverettes___$1 “Fruit of the Loom” dirndl style hooverettes in rosebud pattern. Rose, blue, orchid color. All sizes.
Suedecloth Blouses ___$1
In wine, blue and green colors. These blouses have elastic dirndl waists. Sizes 34 to 40.
A FRIDAY BARGAIN! “Fruit of the Loom”
Lastex Girdles
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Girdles, panties and combinations at a special low sale price! The pantie has detachable: crotch. Combination has satin and lace uplift brassiere. Small, medium and large sizes.
For Friday Only!
Just 100 Men’s Topcoats
and
Overcoats
Sale Priced at—
14
Browns, tans, blues, greys! Checks, overplaids and mixtures! Just 100 topcoats and overcoats in these colors at a sale price! Reduced from higher price lines, because the size range is incomplete. Belts all around, half belt and Balmacaan models. Sizes 34 to 42, but not in each color or pattern.
—Downstairs at Ayres.
For Friday Bargain Day Only!
Sale! Better
Winter Felt Hats
Turbans Off Face Bretons Brims Cuff Hats Black Brown Wine Green Rust Veils Ribbons Velvet Brilliants Metal
Genuine wool felts in all the wanted styles with the smartest new trims. Colors black, brown, wine, rust and green. Head sizes 22 and 23. —Downstairs at Ayres.
FRIDAY BARGAIN DAY CLEARANCE! Women’s and Misses’ Smart
Sports OXFORDS 59
$
Clearance Priced at—
® Blue ® Green ® Brown ®Black ® Wine
Your chance to save plenty of money on a pair or two of smart sports oxfords for wear now and right on thru the winter season. with flexible leather soles and calf, elk,
In college or flat heels
tanned calf and suede finish calf uppers. Styles for women, misses and juniors.
business and campus wear.
Broken
Pair Sizes
For daytime, sports,
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Some spots,
*“CANNON’’
DISH TOWELS
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Seconds of various “Cannon” towels in various qualities.
are misweaves, have oil etc.
SAMPLE GLOVES
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2000 pairs of sample gloves from a famous maker! Made of washable double woven fabrics in slipon and cuff styles. Black or brown. Sizes 6 to Ta.
GIRLS’ HATS $1.00
Girls’ better hats in French and Fur Felt. In smart, new fall colors and in .the best. styles.
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A SPECIAL FRIDAY BARGAIN EVENT!
9x12 All-Wool Axminster
Rug and Rug Pad §
Both for
1 ges
You save the price of the rug pad in this combination offer! Rugs are all-wool seamless Axminsters, lustre type velvets in a good selection of Persian, Colonial Hooked and Plaid patterns. Tailored ends. Classed as imperfects. vegetable fibre pad with bound ends. Moth proof and vermin proof.
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THE RUG PAD is an all
The
$7.00
Deferred Payment Plan, Plus small carrying charge.
Delivers this rug. Balance on Ayres
Carpet Samples__69c to $1.98 Wilton, Velvet and Axminster carpet samples in many colors and patterns. -
Linoleum Rem.__!2 Price Short lengths of printed felt and inlaid linoleum. Up to 8 sq. yd. lengths.
Cushion Dot Curtains, pr. 39¢ Just 84 pairs of 34x2 1-6 yard cushe ion dot curtains.
Curtain Materials, 5¢ yd.
. Remnants and odds and ends of va-
rious marquisettes and lace nets. Lengths for panels, sash and door curtains, Limited quantity.
Upholstery Fabrics, $1 yd.
Remnants of fine quality uphol-
stery fabrics. These fabrics are
regularly $1.50, $1.98 and $2.25 ma-
terials.
Drapery Fabrics, 10c yd.
Odd remnants and good size length of 36 and 50-inch goods. Printed" crashes, chintz and novelties.
Hope Muslin _ Remnant lengths of 1 to 4 yards. Bleached pure white. :
. Dress Linen Sqrs., 10c ea,
Approximately 1 yard squares of dress linen. :
White Broadcloth, 10c yd.
A fine quality white broadcloth in 1 to $-yard lengths. ~ >
Percale Prints___10c yd.
A good, serviceable quality percale
"print in stripes, checks and floral . print patterns. ol
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