Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 January 1939 — Page 13
Miss June Gastineau prepares the “bad news” for taxpayers. She is one of nine employees of the County Treasurer's office getting out tax duplicates for the spring installment of property taxes. The duplicates will not be ready for distribution to taxpayers until after March 1.
CIRCLING
Starts 26th Year on Job—Archie|
* Sutherland; 1629 Fisher Ave, Indiana Bell Telephone Co. cable splicing supervisor, today began his 96th year of telephone service. Mr. Sutherland began telephone service as a splicer’s helper for an independent company in Topeka, Kas. in 1910. He joined the Bell System in 1912, later went to Iilinois, and came to Indiana in 1922. He became a foreman In 1932 and a supervisor in 1936.
Church Gives Dinner—Members of the University Park Christian Church will hear year-end reports of departments and announcement
of the church’s new officers at a dinner at 6:30 o'clock tonight at the the church, 29th St. and Kenwood Ave. Speakers are to include the Rev. 8. Grundy Fisher, pastor, and the Rev. C. A. McPheeters, pastor of the North M. E. Church, Doyle Zaring, board chairman, will preside. .
Nurserymen’s Leader Re-elected-— Alex Tuschinsky was re-elected Indiana Association of Nurserymen
president yesterday as the fifth annual convention closed at the Athenaeum. Homer Wiegand was elected vice president and Kenneth Randel, secretary-treasurer. Speakers included R. B. Hill, Purdue University horticulturist, and Florence' B. Robinson, University of Illinois landscape architecture professor.
Insurance Meeting Set—-Joseph J. Coffin, Indianapolis representative of the Equitable Life Insurance Co. of Towa will attend a meeting at
the company’s office at Des Moines Jan. 19 and 20. The meeting has been planned as a reward to agents who have completed a number of rigid training and preduction requirements duting their first year with the company.
Japan and China Topic—Arthur W. Place, formerly of the U. 8S. Department of Commerce, will address
the John H. Holliday Jr. Post and auxiliary at their January dinner meeting at 6:30 o'clock tonight in the D. A. R. Hall, 82¢ N. Pennsylvania St. Mr. Place, who spent 25 years in Japan, will speak on Japan and China. :
Townsend Club to Meet—Townsend Club 3 will meet at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow at Castle Hall, it was announced today by Retta Morgan, secretary, Officers will be nominated.
Elecied to ¥Y. M. C. A. Roard--Edward Zink was elected to the board of directors of the Indianapolis Y. M. C. A. at last nights annual meeting. Mr. Zink, also appointed to the committee on physical education, .- replaces Jesse Shearer, who was named a trustee.
‘Chiropractors Elect—The election of Dr. V. W. Dean as president of the Indianapolis Chiropractors Association was announced today. Other officers are Dr. Carl Heather, vice president, and Dr. Carl Watson, secretary-treasurer. The group will meet Jan. 22 at the . Hotel Lincoln.
Files Bankruptcy Petition—C. A. . Victor Pfau, 5338 Ohmer Ave., druggist, has filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in Federal Court. He lists assets of $14,567.61 and liabilities of $35,670.49. Mr. Pfau operates drug stores at 2802 E. Washington
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THE CITY
Frolic Nets $1400—Proceeds from the Family Frolic held recently at Shortridge High School totaled $1401.77, Don R. Knight of the Shortridge history department and treasurer for the event, announced. today. The money will be added to the school’s student-aid fund. More than 4000 pupils and parents attended the frolic, Mr. Knight said.
Report on School Given—A report on the St. Vincent's Diocesan School for Boys and Girls at Vincennes featured last night's annual dinner of the Catholic Charities Bureau of the Indianapolis Diocese at Hotel Lincoln. : Speakers included the Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, bishop of the Diocese of Indianapolis; Charles L. Barry Sr., president of the Bureau's Board of Directors, and the RG. Rev. Msgr. Michael Lyons, pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes Church. The Rev. August R. Fussenegger, diocesan director of charities, made the. report and interpretation o the year’s work.
Albert Stump to Speak—Albert Stump, ' attorney, will address the Indianapolis Real Estate Board tomorrow noon at the Hotel Washington on “Why Own a Home?” -
pPilot’s Club to Meet—The Indianapolis Pilots’ Club will give a luncheon at Ayres Tea Room tomorrow. Arrangements are being made by Mrs. Florence Thacker.
ei AGRICULTURIST
KINCARDINE-ON-FORTH, Scotland, Jan. 18 (U. P.).—Prof. Robert Wallace, 85, noted agriculturist, died yesterday. He conducted agricultural investigations in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Italy, various parts of the British Empire and Japan.
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Toddlers’ Panty Sets 9% abbris. S12 Boys’ Polo Shirts a __19¢
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Brother and Sister wool jersey suits in match-
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Children’s U. Suits ______—__19¢ Winter weight union suits in sizes 4 to 13. Birdseye Diapers
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. ‘Infants’ Dieses
Infants’ hand-made dresses with dainty: em-
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Children’s tuckstitch . fitting. Sizes 8 to 16 years. :
New spring cotton dresses in fast color prints. © * Well tailored. Sizes 3 to 6 years. mints.
Tots’ Dresses 99 and $1.49
Broken ‘sizes of tots’ better silk, cotton and velvet dresses. Lan Se
Boys’ Cotton Suits____2 for $1.00
Boys’ cotton knit suits with polo stripe shirt ts. Sizes 3 t0 8.
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Children’s Panties Lo. 2for 15¢
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Children’s Anklets _____2 for 15¢
New spring anklets in. novelty stripes. and :
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Children’s Pajamas ___3 for $1.00 Children’s flannelette pajamas in one and twoplece styles. Pastel colors. Broken sizes. '3%c each. : ; 4 EULA iL
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in group, but broken.. Women’s House Coats _____$1.00
Manufacturer's surplus stock of higher priced cotton house coats. Ahkle length, full sweep. Zipper, wraparound and button front styles. Sizes 14 to 20. J ; /
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7 Plaid Jackets .........$1.49 6 Suede Jerkins ........8195 9 Suede Cloth Jackets ...$1.25 3 Corduroy. Jackets .....$1.25
Wool Flannel Skirts Women’s and Misses’ all-wool ‘flannel skirts with pleats and flares. Sizes: 24 to 32. Black, wine, navy, teal, brown. :
Blouses mat Odd lots and irregulars of better blouses in a Bice selection of broken sizes and colors. 59¢ eacn. : Es ; te i
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Women’s Uniforms _______$1.00 Broken “assortments of slightly: soiled “Fashuniforms. Broken sizes, colors, patterns. ;
All-Wool Coat Sweaters
Women’s and Misses’ all-wool coat sweaters ‘with button fyznt and 2 s1
pockets. In wine, royal, black, green and rust. Sizes 34 to 46 in the group.
—----$1.29
Sweaters
Women’s and Misses’ long and short sleeve.
wool zephyrs, cashmeres and a few angoras. Regularly sell for $1.98. Broken sizes and styles. But sizes 32 to 40 in group.
Women’s Sweaters ___2 for $1.00 All-wool ‘ short-sleeve slipons, and barrel sweaters. All colors. Sizes 34 to 40,
“Betty Shaw” Shirts ____
Shantung broadcloth, action back shirts with
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- Cotton jacquard and rayon spreads in over 20 different patterns... Would regu-
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Lace Table Cloths Size '70x90-inch. Limit of one to a customer. First quality Scranton lace. .
All-Wool Blankets Heavy all-wool blankets in 62x80 and 72x84inch sizes. In dark colors. Approximately 5-1b, weight. Seconds.
Hand Made Lace Cloths ___$1.98
Hand-made lace table covers. 68x78-inch size, Heavy hand-made lace in a pretty pattern.
Linen Lunch Sets _ Size 48x48-inch cloth and 4 napkins to match. - In choice of colors.
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Sample Dress Fabrics ____15c¢ ea. Salesman’s samples of approximately 1 yard each. In choice of many different fabrics and many colors. ~~ * :
Rayon Crepe ___________19c yd. Remnants of a fine quality rayon crepe. 1 to 4 yard lengths. Black, navy, and many other TS. : : :
80-Sq. Percale Remnants__10c yd
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$1.00 Linen Napkins ___________6c ea.
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Steven's Dish Towels ____ Steven's all-linen heavy bleached dish towels. Second quality. Have colored borders.
50% Wool Blankets __.$1.98 ea.
Size 72x84 50% ‘wool single blankets in plaid patterns. Choice of several colors. Seconds.
$2.98 ea.
, 10x80 and 72x84 inches. Limited
‘Sizes 66x80 : quantity. Slightly soiled. ~~ x.
Cannon Towels .________.8¢ ea.
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Dish Cloths _________-_6 for 25¢ Seconds of ‘fine qualities and big sizes. All greatly reduced for clearance! si
Size 17x34 inches. White with colored borders.
Rayon Satin Remnants____29¢ yd. 1000 yards of celanese rayon satin and taffeta
remnants from 1 “and dark colors.
to 3-yard lengths
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. Girls’ Cotton Frocks _-2 for $1.00
Special purchase of Girls’ new spring cotton
Infants’ Wool Knit Sweat., 3 for $1
Infants’ wool knit sweaters in popular button
coat style. In pretty pastel colors. Reduced for
| Girls’ Spring Skirts $159
. Special purchase of Girls’ new spring skirts in
wool flannels, novelty mixtures and plaids,
Sizes 10 to 16.
[ irls’ Cotton Blouses..2 for $1.00
Girls’ shantung cotton blouses in white, copen, bittersweet, rust and maize. 2-wWay collar style. Sizes 8 to 16. : ad
Girls’ Sweaters Girls’ new spring sweaters with short sleeves Deep-tone and pastel colors.
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Girls’ coats in tweeds, fleeces and novelty mixtures. Regular $1095 to $13.95 values. Broken
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Clearance of Girls’ coats in suede cloth, wool fleeces and novelty mixtures. Also double service legging sets. Regular $7.95. Broken sizes.
Girls’ Better Dresses C_..$1.99
Clearance of Girls’ better dresses in spun rayons, rayon crepes, etc. “All ‘broken sizes, colors and styles. Regular $3.98 value.
Girls’ Dresses Reduced $1.49 :
Clearance of Girls’ better $2.98 dresses reduced.
‘In rayons, rayon crepes and velt and crepe
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Girl’ Dresses >... 9%¢
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Men's Suede Jackets ____$3.88
‘Suede leather sackets with zipper fronts. . j Slightly spotted skins. Sizes 36 to 46, :
Men's Corduroy Pants ___$2.69 : i
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Fancy and plain colors.
: 5 J . . Men’s Mackinaws _ Men's all-wool Mackinaws in plaid or plain colors. Broken sizes. Greatly reduced.
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