Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 March 1939 — Page 2
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oY TOMORROW, “Five Trophies In to Be Given|™ —_—— — — Winners of Contests; : i | S : = : : : ” | - yr - Bricker to Talk. | : ave on Spring | a y QUALITY: V, 25 Five trophies will be awarded to| ll . i X ) | | : T J a ————— 5 Fo ¥ BE "SPECIAL SALE! od | W { a N # Ww Brims—Pill Boxes—RBumpers! y weed Coats | STRAWS
Z'Py thé Republican Editorial Associ= N ew Spring Each . and
2 *ation at its 61st annual convention an-iall ore Suits
Tomorrow Only! Come-a-R unning
Extraordinary Savings Are Wait. ing for You in This ONE-DAY
; < at the Claypool Hotel tomorrow. : The awards include the Braden- . Hancock Cup for the bést front page = any daily newspaper published a membér of the association. a The Crim Cup will be awarded for “thé best front page 6f a Republican == ‘Weekly newspaper issued last year. ~~f{ The Remmel Cup will go to the ““‘publishier of the newspaper having] . ~~ the best editorial page. ~ =’. The Republican State Committée : ~#¥rophy will be awarded for the best “Republican editorials appearing _. during 1938. .__". /. Ohio’s Governor to Speak #- The Association Cup will go to thé vr .neéwspapér which enters the best all Zea’around three consecutive issues. The sessions will start with a <= luncheon. meeting and close with a =-x=panquet in the Claypool Hotel Riley room. Gov. George W. Bricker of Ohio ~~ will be the principal speaker at the + 5 “banquet.
Save on & Tow spring hat! Dozens of smart new styles.in bumpers, pill boxes or brims with ribbon, veil, flowér or vel- * vet trim. Black, navy, Swisewsen Wine and sheba.
CAMPUS FELT CLASSIC Wool félt in black, sail blue, suez rose, copen, spicéwood uy H,
and rio violet. Headsizes 21 to 23.
=v. Speakers at the afternoon session are to include Rep. James M. Knapp (R. Hagerstown), Speaker of the House; Senator, William Jenner +: (Paoli), Republican “whip” of ‘the * ‘Senate, and Homer E. Capehart, who _staged the “Cornfield Conference” “last summer. =>. * Edwin V. O’Neel, first vice presi“dent, is slated to become associa“5 tion - president; James E. Mont~igomery, New Albany Tribune editor, “to become first vice president, and William Hargrave, now treasurer, -.second vice president. Neil Meé- > Callum is secretary.
REVIEW BY TAX BOARD IS BEGUN
Annual Check on Assessed Property Valuations in County Under Way.
"The annual review | of assessed property valuations was started today following appointment of one > new member of the Marion County Tax Review Board and reappointment of another by Circuit Court Judgé Earl R. Cox yesterday. The new board member is Theodore M. Weiss, Democrat, who resigned ds a County Jury Commissioner to accept the appointment. Frank D. Brattain, | Republican, was reappointed for his seventh. con-
secutive year on the bdard. Mr.|
Weiss and Mr. Brattain began work
toady listing assessed valuations of :
all domestic corporations. They will continue this work until gbout June 1 when the County Auditor, County Treasurer and County Assessor will join thé board membership for review of valuations -appealed from appraisals fixed by township assessors.
‘IN-LAW’ TROUBLES
COME TO BROTHERS
VENTURA, Cal, March 2 (U. P.). —The brothers McCants sat down together today and. after much figuring and skull-thumping decided they had “in-law” troubles. T. M., who is 48, just married Alberta Abbott, 27. Brother Luther, 53, married her mother, Mrs. Aimee Logan, 57. The men got this far in the tangle, then quit figuring: .-T. M. is his mother-in-law’s brother-in-law. His wife is her brother - in - law’s stepddughter. Luthér is his own brothér’s step-father-in-law. Thé mother is the sister-in-law of her own daughter. They live in Santa Barbara. Luther is 4 boiler worker; T. M. a cdrpénter.
REPAIRS PROMISED FOR COUNTY ROADS|
Reéoent frégamg = and thawing weather has resulted in a new barrage of complaints about road
conditions at the County Commis-|
sioners’ office. Commissioners promised several delegations appearing at the Court House yesterday and today = that crews of men will be sent to the worst spots immediately to make repairs with gravel.
SHOEING EDUCATOR DIES
ITHACA, N. Y.,, March 2 (U. P.). — America lost its chief disciple of 4 nearly vanished dart when Henry Asmus, professor of horseshoeing at Cornell, died today at 65. Prof. Asmus, who was the only proféssor of horseshoeing in the country, had . taught students in the State Collegé of Veterinary Medicine since 1913.
NT EXCURSIONS
Special Round Trip Coach Fares
Good on Specified Trains Only— . for details consult agents
SATURDAY, MARCH 4 $5.00 ST. LOU $750 PITTSBU GH
__ SUNDAY, MARCH 5 $3.75 COLUMBUS $2.25 DAYTON 1.50 RICHMOND $0 LOUISVILLE 75 TERRE HAUTE
Returning leave di leave gssiination Sunday night i
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* Drapery Fabrics
“Corliss” Tarsal Arch shoes ‘are distinctive shoes . . famous for their styling, their smartness, their comfort features. Tomorrow, youll find an inspired group of these new 1939 spring styles, crafted to our quality standards of excellence, style and fit. In new colors, Spicewood, Blue, Navy, Black. In gabardine, patent, calf and kid. Sizes 4% to 9, AAA to © Widths in group.
Hollywood Gauze. Panels
Your favorite panel curtain at oné of- our lowest prices! Size 44x2 1-6 yards. Mada of heavy quality iy In sill length panels with ample fullness in © widt
V5 Off Odd bolts and remnant pieces of drdpery upholstéry, damask, prints, homespuns, etc.
Mattress Protectors ____$1.00 Full sizé or twin sizé mdttress pro-
téctors.
Wash Goods d Plain color wash goods in 1 to 10yard remnant lengths. In a nice as-
. sortment of plain colors.
Sample Rayons Salesman’s samples of fine quality wash goods. ‘Just 147 pieces of many fabrics and colors.
Spring Wash Goods
Sew your own and SAVE 80-square percales, Juvenile prints and plain color Pepperell perecales. For dresses, smocks, uniforms, play clothes.
0dds and Ends
Dish towéls, dish cloths,
bowl covers, ‘etc,
Bed Pillows - Blué and white ticking. Filled with chicken feathers,
Damask
An all-white, all-over patterned damask table cloth. Size 64x64 inches. Limited quantity.
Breakfast Sets
Consists of 1 cloth dnd 4 napkins to match. Limitéd quantity.
| Ende art 0xX90- lacé teble covers in Seaton, 8 pola HG 1866,
10¢
Comfort Covers
‘White, 70%80- inch comfort covers.
Bléachéd. Muslin,
Patchwork Quilts
Just 14 patchwork quilts greatly re-
duced for clearance.
rable Cloths
140
Vv; Off
Homespun Covers Hormiéspin covers in all
Peasant Art sizes.
Lunch Cloths _ Printed lunch cloths. Siiands oy misprints.
~ 6. Lockstitch Sewed, for -
For Friday, we bréak the price on a fashion-wise group of new tweed sports coats and man-tailored suits. Extraordinary savings, that you can’t afford to pass up. The TWEE comé in colorful twéed mixtures and fleeces in rosé, aqua, gold or nude colors. Swagger tweeds in brown, blue and-gréy mixtures. Sizes 11 to 17 and 12 to 18 in the group.
THE MAN-TAILORED SUITS with the new soft shoulder treatment, plain back, link button front come in plain colors or pin stripes. Blaek, navy, brown or grey colors in the group. - Sizes 12 to 18 and 11 to 17 in the group.
6 Important Features!
1. The Insole Is Arch’ Supporting! 2. Combination Last, Ins
suring Snug Fitting ‘Heel!
3. Cushion Heel Pad, for Walking Ease!
4. Special Aréh Shank; Gives Added Support!
5. Cushion Metatarsal Pad for Corrifort!
Wear! > «Downstairs at viel.
99
EACH
SPORTS COATS
=Downstairs at Ayres.
Women’s Cotton House:Dress Length
SLIPS
Whive cotton house dress length slips with built-up shoulders or bodice tops. Hemstitched trimmed, 4-gore cut. Narrow hems. Sizes 34 to 52 in group.
Alls
~Downstairs at Ayres.
. Monotone
Print DRESS
At a Very Appealingly Low Price!
$s
Miss Indianapolis steps out in this cléver new monotone print dress with the jacket effect. A gay, young minded dress, for street, for office or general day-" time wear. It comés in a choice 8 | of colors with small “kid” goats . | gamboling about on the backs: ground. This style offers you wearability .and practicality, at a very low price. In spicewo and whité, navy and rosé or black and green.
Sizes 14 to 20 in Group!
Sketched: Little green “Kids” gambol about on the black background of this clever monotone print. A size 14 at Se0esscncsaniesettiattiinnes $3.08
Downstairs at Ayres.
Fal Fashioned Chiffon Stockings
Girls’ Cotton DRESSES
20]
Cleardnce of girls’ higher-priced cotton dresses in prints and solid colors. These styles - are ideal for éarly spring wear. Sizes broken. (1 Dréss for 55¢.)
Infants’ Dresges
Spécial ptirchase of . Infants’ hand-made dresses. Pastels and white colors. :
Creepers _._._._....:.-39
Infants’ hand-madé créépérs in pretty pastel colors.
Infants’ Gowiis -..._....10¢
Infants’ flannelétte gér: trudes and kimonos. hy pink and blue trim.
Iifants’ Crib Blankets_.__59% Infants’ full-crib sizé blankets in novélty patterns. Sizés 86x50.
| Toté’ Diedsés id bo 35.66
Cledrance of Tots’ better cot: ton wash drefges in prints and solid colors. Broken §izés dnd patterns. (1 dréss 55¢.)
* fashioned chiffon hose with’ picot
with
Women’s Senl-Fabiosa >
SILK CHIFFON HOSE
25¢ PAIR
Irregulars. Pure ‘silk and _semitops, séaméd back and fashion Marks. ives 8% to 10%.
Children’s and misses anklet socks in plain colors, stripes and combinations. Sizes 6 to 9%.
Tomorrow Only! Regular $27.50
Inner Roll Innerspring
Mattresses
® Heavy Damask Tickings in Rose; Blue; Green, Ore tid!
® Sisal Ivisulition! ® Hundreds of Coil Springs! ® Fancy Quilted Border! é Inner Roll Construction!
Savé around $13.55 on these mattresses! A very limited quantity im full sizé only! A pili that will givé you world’s of
=Dowhstairs at Ayres.
Irregulars of 3 and 4-Thread Weights! Well Reinforced to Give You Service!
Why pay more, when you can buy these full-fashionéd chiffon irregulars at such a low price! 3 and 4-thread weights. The 3-thréad has silk plaited héél, sole and toe, the 4-thread, a lisle sole and toe. run-stop, shadow welt and reinforcements at points of wear. In 6 smart new spring
shades. Sizes 815 tor 1015.
Picot
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