Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 February 1939 — Page 2

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* sociation tomorrow at the Spink-

- Friday morning,

‘ Thomas of the Marion Chronicle-

. Association, tamorrow night, at the

| Robertson are to be honored jointly

at the dinner will include Governor

STATE EDITORS. T0 CONVENE IN CITY TOMORROW

Mayor to Welcome Visitors To Two-Day Hoosier Press Session. .

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Indiana editors and publishers will open the annual two-day session of the Hoosier State Press” As-

- Arms Hotel. At a luncheon tomorrow, Mayor

Sullivan will welcome ‘the visiting’

newspapermen and F. L. Yeager of | the Indianapolis Star will discuss “Newspaper Production.” ‘All newspaper workers whether ‘members of the Association*or not are invited to attend the session, Wray E. Fleming, president, announced. Following appointment of committees at the opening session, Frederick E. Schortemeier, Indianapolis, will discuss “The Law of the Press,” dnd G. Victor Lowrie, of the McCannErickson advertising agency, Chicago, will speak on “Why National Advertising?” . Others Will Speak

The president’s address at the afternoon session will be followed by talks by Raymond F. Fletcher, manager of the Portsmouth, O., Daily Times; Prof. Harold M. Haas, Indiana University school of business, and James E. Montgomery, of the New Albany Tribune. : Sigma Delta Chi chapters at But‘ler; Indiana, Purdue and DePauw Universities will hold initiations at 6 p. m., followed by the annual dinner at which Lieutenant Governor Henry F. Schricker and James R. Young, International News Service foreign correspondent, will speak. Newspaper contest winners will be announced at the banquet.

‘Separate Sessions Saturday

Separate sessions for daily and weekly newspapers will be held Saturday. At the meeting for daily paper workers speakers will include Paul Gorham of Springfield, Ill, who will explain. the Towa-Illinois advertising plan, and Gardner J.

Tribune. . | Harry R. Diel of the Brazil Gazette will preside at the session for weeklies. John §S. Lloyd, Butler University accountant, will discuss cost accounting; Bernard McCann, Lawrenceburg Register, cooking schools and special editions; W. R. Canright, Chesterton Tribune, classified advertising; Walter H. Crim, Salem Republican-Leader, correspondents; C. E. VanValer, Gas City Journal, meeting free circulation, and Prof. Haas, market surveys. Election of officers will conclude the meeting.

JEWELERS TO HOLD ‘BANQUET TOMORROW

| Nearly: 150 Hoosier jewelers are expected to attend a banquet meeting of: the Indiana. Retail Jewelers

Hotel Washington. Speakers are to include J. Frank |Newman, Chicago, executive secretary of the National Associaticn lof Credit Jewelers; Harrison PF. | Babcock, Cleveland, Horological In- | stitute of America president, and ‘Herman L. Lodge, state association managing director. | Legislation affecting the jewelry {and watch industry will be dis- | cussed. Directors of the State as- | sociation will meet at 2:30 p. m. to-

| morrow.

‘FORM ‘CLUB TO AID JOBHOLDERS OVER 40

Officers of the newly formed “Fighting Forty Club” are to meet | early next week to further plans for | the organization in Indiana. Frank Heflin, Lebanon, is president; P. J. Sertell, 383¢ Winthrop Ave., vice president; B. F. Bennett, a7 Graceland Ave. secretary and | publicity chairman, and M. W. Hankins, 1107 N/ Riley Ave. treasurer. Purpose of the organization is to | protect employment of women over 30 and men over 40 and to prove that older persons are capable of | performing their assigned tasks satisfactorily, Mr. Bennett said.

DINNER TO HONOR HEIN AND ROBERTSON

The retiring State Treasurer, Peter Hein, and Treasurer-elect Joseph M.

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at a dinner party at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mr. Robertson will take office at noon the following day. Speakers

Townsend and Arthur V. Brown, president of the Indiana National Bank and the Union Trust Co.

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Our Entire Stock of $3. 9%

Spring Dresses

For Tomorrow Only!

$45

EACH Sizes—12 to 20, 9 to 17, 38 to 44 and 46 to 52 in Group!

A lucky day for you tomorrow! We're reducing our entire stock of late winter and spring dresses for a big one-day sale! Choose from dressy or tailored styles in black, navy, Spicewood, Aqua, Lettuce Green, Rose, Sheba, or Suez. Complete size selections for women, misses and juniors in the group.

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quisitely sheer with dainty picot tops. Sizes 8% to Save on these run-resistant crepe twist stockings in smart colors. Semi-

Special Friday SALE! Specially reduced for clearance! Smart, midseason 49. Br 10% in the group. Irregulars, ijashioged, of pure silk with lisle reinforcements. Sizes 8! to 10%.

Women’ s Full-Fashioned shades in long-wearing crepe knit chiffon hose. ExIrregulars of Crepe Twist Hose ..............39¢ Downstairs at Ayres.

A Value So HOT — That We Can Offer It For FRIDAY ONLY!

Juniors’ and Misses’ $7.95 Man-Tailored or Dressmaker Suits

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THE DRESSMAKER SUITS come in plain colors of boy blue or rose, or with .checked Jackets and plain color skirts. Sizes for misses and juniors in the group. —Downstairs at Ayres.

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Special SALE! New yi. Hats

Smart new pedaline bumper pill

box with multi-color grosgrain trim, and veil, - Black, navy, wine, brown.

Headsizes 22 and 23. Bumper breton of felt and straw

with chenille dot veil. Black, wine Headsizes 22 and

and Sheba blue. 23 in group. ~Downstairs at Ayres.

Tk “Up and Up” Lastex

‘COMBINATION

$1.39

Two-way stretch lastex ‘combination

with lace and satin uplift brassiere. A grand garment for the average

sizes. —Downstairs at Ayres.

* Sample Compacts . . . Special purchase of COM. PA regular] Sample Gloves Novelty slipon styles made of rayon

i ‘Tops of rceain, Miniature, genuine weaves. the group.

tapestry, cloisonne, leath- ° Handbags -._-..__.-___25¢c Clearance of simulated leather

handbags. Choice of many Styles to choose from.

Cotton Slips - Women’s cotton slips with built up shoulder or Cal. V tailored tops. Sizes 34 to 50 in group.

. » Porto Rican Gowns __.__69¢ Porto Rican cotton gowns in solid colors or printed batiste. V or

-round necks, Sizes 16 and 17 in

group.

Rayon Undies - Run-resist briefs, panties, stepins, or vests. Set in gussets, tailored hems. Sizes 34 to 42. Tea rose.

Wom’s. Union Suits_3 for $1 Plain white or ecru cotton ribbed or knit union suits with tight knee. Reinforced. Sizes 36 to 44.

Rayon Undies —_____6 for $1 out h or novelty weave rayon briefs, panties, stepins or bloomers. Tai lored hems, Sizes 27 to 31. Tea rose.

Duchess Undies ________59%¢ Women’s “Duchess” rayon briefs, panties, stepins, bloomers or vests. Tailored finish. Sizes 34 to 42. Tea rose, —Downstairs at Ayres.

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Tots’ Play Suits 4Yc Tots’ blué chambray play suits with heat proof buttons. Boy and girl styles. Sizes 1 to 8. -4Yc

Tots’ Dresses . Tots’ new spring dresses in prints, complete with pencil box set. Sizes 3 to 6%.

Children’s Undie Set —_————___4Yc Children’s rayon satin slip a and pantie set in tea rose, Sizes 2 to 12.

Children’s Rayon Panties cece 2 for 40c

Non-run rayon panties , . . lux tested for 50 wasaings. Reinforced seams, Sizes 2 to 16,

Infants’ Creepers

Hand made creepers jin pastel color broadcloth. :

Adjustable to size. .

Training Panties _ 4-3 for 4Y¢ Infants’ Cotton knit training panties in" double kiiit with yoke front. Sizes up to 2 years.

_ Infants’ Bonnets

Infants’ silk and rayon crepe bonnets. Silk Ting,

Children’ s Anklets

the Children For One Day Only!

6 pr. 49¢ Children’s new spring anklets of fine i cotton. In new colors. Sizes 5 to 81. 49c

Girls’ Dresses

New spring cotton print dresses, including of better dresses. Sizes 7 to 16. Samples 49¢

Girls’ Sport Shirts

Girls’ cotton shantung “Tomboy” style rt shirts with action back. In white and pastel Bay Sizes

8 to 16.

Polo Shirts af ——i li fee

Little boys’ spring weight polo shirts in ‘pastel and deeptone colors. Sizes 2 to 6.

Infants’ Crib Blankets

Full size crib blankets, 36x50. Pink and blue, I= regulars.

Infants’ Quilted Pads —=nmmmmen2 for 49c Size 17x30. Bassinette size, 2

- Wrapping Blankets _____ ae 3 for 49c

Infants’ cotton fleece wrapping blankets in pink

Small, medium and large

Broken sizes and colors in |

Tomorrow You Can Buy a COMPLETE

3-PIEGE BED OUTFIT

AT SPECIAL FEBRUARY SALE SAVINGS!

A BED— A SPRING— A MATTRESS—

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If Bought Separately: The Bed .............$8.95 The Springs ..........$7.95 The Mattress ...... 510.95.

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THE BE! BED--Cholce of either a Walnut or Maple bed in Four Poster and Jenny Lind Jivles. urdily gonsimeted for rvice, Smart lee to 20 yin most ins type deCorn hee,

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Infants’ Gowns _ o_o _-_ 3 for 4c Infants’ flannelette gowns, wrappers or gertru] es with pink and blue trim.

+ and blue, _49¢

Infants’ Sacques Wool knit imported sacques in novelty weave. Pink, ‘blue or white. —Downstairs at Ayres,

More of Those : A New Inexpensive Comfort Shoe!

SLICKS “Hreh Ease’’ Slipcovers SHOES

That Fit Like a Glove S$ 99

$1.998$2.99 5

4 Styles in Black Kid— Witis Built-In Metatarsal Davenyoris Arcir Support Feature!

These lew “Arch Ease” Shoes will find thousands of - friends!’ They ‘combine COMFORT . . . FIT with SMART NEW STYLING . . . and they ccme at a. PRICE every one can afford to pay! Four smart styles . . . Cuban heel tie, Gypsy tie, Cuban heel pump, and low heel, wide toe tie. Sizes 4% to 9, AA to D widths. Made in U. S. A. —Downstairs at Ayres.

Chairs

Just 160 more of those famous “SLICKS,” the slipcover that fits like a glove! Irregulars of all qualities that sell for $2.98 to $7.95 each, if first quality. Choice of several patterns and colors.

Cotton Batts _______15¢c ea. Size 70x90-inch cotton batts for use in quilts or light weight comforts.

Lace Doilies sigidg) Hand made or machine made types. A— In small and large sizes in round, oval, oblong, rectangular and square sizes. ;

Sugar Sacks . Manufacturer's Sample SALE!

Use them for tea towels, and clean= ing cloths. Washed and ready to Men’ 4 and Boys’ Socks use.

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® Peasant Prints 1200 P.IRS OF MEN'S fine quality docks in many colors and pat-

1 he yd. terns. Rayon and cotton shortie styles, rayon and cotton regular style sccks, part-wool boot socks, all-wool boot socks and part-wool Brand new Peasant Prints in usable ~ _Tegular length socks.. Sizes 10% and 11. From 6c to 1c pair, remnant lengths, In “Ferdinand

: 600 PAIRS BOYS’ anklet crew socks and elastic top % size hose. the Bull” and various other pat- Priced rom 6c to 13c a pair. Sizes 8% and 9 in group. terns. For use in making w®prons, ih

smocks, house dresses, lunch cloths, Downstairs at Ayres. ete,

80-Sq. Percales __.-_15¢c yd. Dozens of brand new patterns and colors for all your spring sewing needs.

Rayon Dress Crepe --19¢ a. 1 to 2%-yard remnant pieces in many different weaves and colors.

* Rayon Remnants

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Short remnant lengths from 1 to 8 yards of rayon taffeta and rayon satin. In light or dark shades. Limited quantity.

Damask Pieces _...__.5c ea. Millend pieces of damask in various widths and lengths. Choice of many colors and patterns,

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9x12 Nia ster RUG and RUG PAD

Salesmen’s Samples of Lage Curtains

14, Price

Close-outs of salesmen’s samples . . » lace panels, of 1 to 14 of a kind. All kinds of terns and - weaves included. Hurry, the quan= tity is limited.

Boudoir Dolls ___-o-----$1 ‘Greatly reduced for Siearance! With various color lace trim, 5 *

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CURTAINS

THE RU G —Choice of tailored or fringed ends in ‘8 heayy, serviceable Axminster rug in texture and hooked! patterns. Classed as imperfects! In a nice ; i of colors and patterns.

Tr HE PAD These have bound ends and are vermin and rodent proof. The pad will afford a resilient cushion rug, as well a8 add years of life to its wear.

~Downstairs at Ayres