Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 February 1939 — Page 5

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Dollar Days FEATURES

Exciting Values in

SPRING COATS {}4% Yard DRESS LENGTHS

® Tweeds!

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® Plaids!

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Special Selling of "Silver Moon"

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You have seen values like these at much higher prices. Exceptionally .» well made of quality materials . . . new 1939 details . . . luscious col- " - ors that will do so much for you! Sizes 12 to 44!

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e SECOND FLOOR eo Women’s New SPRING SWEATERS— $]

- Novelty slipover styles in many glorious spring colors! Sizes 32 to 40! Special

GIRLS’ “SUNNY TUCKER” HATS—

Adorable Spring styles and new colors! ~All quality nats at a price! All sizes

GIRLS’ NEW SPRING SKIRTS—

Novelty weaves in Spring styles . . . many colors from which to choose! Sizes 3 to 16 ...cccr:... :

ENAMELED BABY BASKETS—

Select one in pink or blue! Sturdily made, no rough edges to scratch baby! Special

9-PIECE EMBROIDERY SET—

Two ready made kitchen aprons and 7 kitchen towels stamped with “Days of the Week” pattern

36-In. Unbleached Muslin

“Standard” quality! Full 36 inches 20 Yd S n wide! Can be used for many things! . z

GIRLS’ NEW SPRING COATS:—

The latest styles mark these coats with distinction! New colors! Sizes 3 to 16

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Merchandise Similar to Illustrations!

Dependable Electric

KITCHEN CLOCKS

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¥ Women’s NEW SPRING HANDBAGS—

~® Simulated leathers! Newest spring shades, Ja- % ici ponica, Cranberry, Blue, Patent leathers! Y

Bemberg and Silk Tricot PANTIES—

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4 MEN'S FOUR-IN-HAND TIES— ~® Wide Asst. from which to choose! Well +X made, quality materials! Hurry

ij Women's Novelty Handkerchiefs—

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5-Way Criss-Cross Priscilla CURTAINS

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Extra wide! Bxtra smart! Fluffy marquisette curtains in ball fringe style! Cream and ecru! Can be draped five ways! PENNEY'’S— Second Floor

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Shirts in sizes 36 to 42! Shorts of high mw» J for

count broadcloth, sizes 30 to 42 MEN’S FINE UNION SUITS— | | Short or long sleeves, military shoul- S$ ders! Ecru color! Sizes 36 to 46. ..... . 2 for Men’s New Spring SWEATERS — Slipover and button styles! worsteds and 5 cashmere finish! New colors! 36 to 46.....0000.00 oe Men’s English Rib DRESS SOX— s]

An extremely durable sock, rein- . forced! Brown, green, grey! 10 to 12. 4 Pairs BLUE CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS — Full cut of sturdy chambray that will give loads of wear! Sizes 14 to 17

LUNCH BOX AND BOTTLE—

Oval top, metal box with easy grip handle! Device in lid holds pint vacuum bottle

ALL-WOOL MELTON JACKETS—

Warm, comfortable jackets with full talon fastener front! Sizes 36.t0 46. ............ chen a PENNEY’S—Street Floor.

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Styled from better millinery! Want--ed colors! All headsizes! PENNEY’S—Seco nd Floor.

We RANE tla N SMART SPRING BLOUSES | Satins, Crepes, joo Taffetas, Suedes! °

Many new styles in|all the exciting colors for Spring! 32 to 40! PENNEY’S—Second Floor.

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Styles! Bright new Spring colors make these frocks so gay! Coiorfast! 3 to 16! . : ; PENNEY’S—Second Floor

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Hemmed! 27x27 inches! PENNEY’S—Second Floor

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Beautiful rayon filled damask in all the rich, lovely colors! Hurry!

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The famous sheets with the fouryear household guarantee! Cases to match, 23c each! PENNEY’S—Second Floor.

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SCHOOLS CITED # FORRADIO WoRK

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CS | award.

Club Lauds Cultural Value for 1938.

Indianapolis public schools have been awarded a certificate of merit for maintaining in 1938 the best cultural radio program for children in the United States, Superintendent DeWitt S.. Morgan announced today, The award is made by the Woman's Press Club of New York City, in co-operation with the Na- | tional Federation of Press Women ;and the .Women’s Press Club of | Indiana. Recognition of excellence ;was given in 10 fields of radio programs. Indianapolis was the jonly school system to get an

The award was based on the se-

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Grow On,” broadcast Wednesday { mornings last year over WIRE. The | programs were prepared and pre‘sented by members of the staff of the Children’s Department of Central Library, under the supervision of Miss Blanche Young, director of radio activities in the schools. Children assisted in the dramatizations. : : The programs were heard by 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th grade pupils over radios in their respective schools. Daily programs of pupil interest are broadcast this year as supplementary classroom aids under Miss Young's supervision.

OBSERVE FIRST AID’ WEEK AGAIN IN MAY

The 18th annual observance of National First Aid Week has been set for May 21 to 27, according to word received here today from Dean

Ba Miller, South Bend, national chairman of the Safety Week Committee

Literature illustrating standard

first aid treatment in case of accidents will be distributed among zations during the week. PERMANENT Special YO Wave ° Work GUARANTEED by EXPERTS ‘CLAIROL or | INECTO ; 2 5 DELUXE PERMANENTS : Spiral or Croquignole “wives ‘Cuinanao CENTRAL BEAUTY 209 Odd Fellow Bldg.

schools, churches and civic organiComplete Haircut, i ! Wed., Fri. Only NUINE OIL WAVES $1 ALL Penn. and Wash, Sts. N. E. Corner Pong

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HOPE BUILT ON POLICE SCHOOL

Fifty in City Department Will Study Latest Control Methods.

Fifty selected members of the In-

dianapolis Police Department will start to school Feb. 28 to learn the latest and most scientific methods of traffic control and safety. Formation of - the school is the first step in the City’s trafic SyS= tem reforms, recommended. by experts of the International Police

Chiefs Association safety division

and approved yesterday by the Safety Board. : The school will be directed by Sergt. Kenneth R. Dickinson of Evanston, Ill, representing the Police Chiefs’ safety division. He ‘will be assisted by Joseph Lingo of the. Purdue University Public Safety Bureau, Lieut. Rex Riser and Sergt. Paul Beverforden of the Indiana State Police and G. H. Hennegar, director of the Automobile Insurance Information and Protection Bureau, Indianapolis. Interest of the State Police in the Indianapolis Traffic School arises from plans of the State to CO-0p-erate with local police departments in training policemen in the best methods of traffic safety, Sergt. Dickinson said.

Propose 150 for Traffic Duty

At present 86 men are assigned to traffic duty and 25 to accident prevention work, a total of 111. The recommendations proposed a trafe fic safety department of 150 men. All recommendations of the traffic survey report were approved by the Safety Board with the understanding that some could not be put into effect at once because of budget limitations which preclude an ine crease. in personnel this year, Sergt. Dickinson proposed that 21 policemen now on traffic duty at street corners be released for other duty by the installation of traffic

control devices, which cost from |

$300 to $400 each. The Safety Board will attempt to raise money for these new signals, it was decided. ; Seven patrolmen now assigned to. check parking will be used part time on traffic duty, three being as~ signed to motorcycle duty. There now are 28 motorcycle policemen. Sergt. Dickinson recommended the addition of 32. i

Police Bureau Carries Drive to Schools Education in traffic safety, with

the slogan, “Don’t let accidents | spoil your fun,” is being carried inte ||

the City Public and Parochial

Schools by the Police Accident Pre- ||

vention Bureau. Lectures and demonstrations of traffic safety are being given in two schools a day until the grade schools in the City have been covered. The first demonstrations were giv-

en yesterday at School 47, at 1240 -

W. Ray St., and School 48, at 1102 York St, by Sergt. A. C. Magen-

heimer, of the Police Accident Pre-

vention Bureau, Programs were given today at St. Patrick’s School and at School 28, Tomorrow’s sched ule includes Schools 12 and 16. Ten rules for safety are being

stressed and special attention is

given to proper conduct for bicycle | riders, Carrying persons on handle=

bars is discouraged and children are

advised to keep out of crowded traffic on bicycles. i

CALIFORNIA TO BUILD YOUTH HOSTEL GROUP

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 15 (U. P) —Establishment of a series 0

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“youth hostels” where young men,

traveling in search of work will be housed overnight, was ordered’ to< day by the county supervisors. They will be operated as a Federal aid

project in collaboration with the:

National Youth Administration. The hostels eventually will

spaced at 15-mile intervals throughe

out Southern California where hi 000 youths over 18 are seeking woys The first will be built at Arcadia.

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Exquisite, sheer silk hose in all the new - Spring shades! Lisle reinforced! Sizes 814

Expertly tailored shirts with nonwilt collars! New patterns — stripes, neat figures, solids! PENNEY'S— Street Floor.

Every housewife likes to have a convenient electric clock in her kitchen. These are sensational values : at this price! A. C. current, approved cord and | to 1014! wiring! Large, easily read numerals! CRI YE ; | SE aNNETE. PENNEY'S—Downstairs Store, ; }. wi fi 1 3 | Shet Foo. Special for

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