Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 July 1939 — Page 11

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WILSON MURDER

LOCAL |

| Mrs. Carrie May Nordyke =~ After Testimony of Funeral arrangements were be-| Esther Dunbar.

ing made today for Mrs. Carrie May | J, wor ol Iho ec arrla 7 ! Nordyke who died yesterday at the | The second murder trial of Sam Tome ¢f her son, Horace W. 216! . . 2 Cwivninsil E. 32d St. Mrs. Nordyke, the widow | iisan iy Movie Sodus Sri " Addi A iN (Court is expected to go to the jury © dison H. Nordyke, founder of i s.¢ following arguments by the

| of ‘the

the Nordyke-Marmon Co. and other |

: - f : |defense and the testimony business enterprises, was 33. | prosecution's last witness, Miss Es-!

Rayon and Cotton Slips

22.

35¢ and 49¢ values. Broken size assortment.

Women’s Pure Thread SILK HOSE

18-

New summer shades. Imperfects of 8% grade.

Women’s and Misses’ Girdle PANTIES

19-

Lastex two-way stretch with rayon panty bottoms.

Wom’s, Summer BLOUSES & SWEATERS

3 0-

$1 to $1.49 Values. Broken size and style assortment.

Women’s

SUMMER GLOVES, Pr.

10-

Just 288 pairs, All higher priced qualities.

Tots’ Sheer SUMMER DRESSES

Fleck @ots, organdies, printed sheers and voiles. Saves 1-6.

Bedspreads

69-

80x105 S 1 3 e. green, blue, gold

and orchid.

CURTAINS and PANELS

2J¢

Cottage and priscilla sets and lace panels. Firsts and irregulars.

SEAMLESS SHEETS

69-

Wide hems, soft

finish, free from dressing.

80-Square

Percale

hems, white bleach.

Pillowcases

12...

Sizes 42x36. wide snow

FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1939

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Women's and Children’s

{0c to I5¢ ANKLETS

Ase

Sample Pieces

LACE CURTAINS

Be Pair e

A clean -up of 1 yd. long, 48 odds and ends. inches wide. Ine Plain and fancy cluded are figure patterns. All col- and chip dot ors. margquisettes.

had lived here many vears. She was| Miss Dunbar was scheduled to active in civic and social affairs. | testify yesterday but did not appear. Survivors are two sons, Horace W.| Investigation revealed she had been | and Robert S., both of Indianap-|convicted yesterday of involuntary | clis; a sister, Mrs. Mary Morrell, manslaughter in Danville, Ind. A] of Hughson, Cal, and two grand- court order was necessary to bring children, Horace W. Nordyke Jr. her to testify in the Wilson trial. | and Mary Nordyke, both of Indian- | a ia y dyke, both of Indian | . First Jury Yim The first trial of Wilson was dis-| Glen C. Welch | missed when the jury failed to! The body of Glen C. Welch, of 314 agree. He is charged with the slay-| Berkley Road, who died yesterday at ing of Edward Maze in a West Sie McDonald Hospital, Warsaw, follow-| holdup in 1937. BE . . . | Evidence was given vesterday by ing an operation, is to be returned | ara urice Pierce, who is serving af

here for funeral sefvices at 10 a. M. jo.t0-25-year sentence for robbery. . It Took a Very Special tomorrow at the Flanner & Buchan- | grought here from the State Re- y ann Purchase to Bring This Sale

an Funeral Home. Burial will be at sormatory, Pierce testified that Wil- of R ular 69¢ Men's

Huntsville. |son had attempted to borrow a gun

Mr. Welch, who was 48, became from him on Oct. 28, the night Mr. ill while vacationing at Lake Wa- Maze was shot. wasee. He was a salesman for the| Pierce also said that he had seen Manhattan Rubber Co. of Passiac, Wilson after the hoidup. “Wilson N.J., for the last 10 years. He was a came to me,” Pierce testified,” and - — native of Huntsville and had lived tried to borrow some money. He WITH NON WILT COLLARS at Anderson befoge coming here 15 told me he had to shoot that old STARCHED CUFFS years ago. He was a member of the man. I asked him how many times Lawrence Masonic lodge. {he had shot him and he said, Survivors are a daughter, Judith |‘Twice, and I think he's dead.” y| 1800 Shirts—All Shown for the First Time Saturday. PERFECT QUALITY—PERFECTLY TAILORED! Beuatiful fancy print broadcloths and: plain whites. Ocean pearl buttons, full. cut and finished to fit perfectly. Stock - up men!

he was born at Niles, Mich., but ther Dunbar. {

Marie and two sisters, Mrs. Roscoe | Borneman Key Witness Kinnick of Indianapolis, and Mrs. | : Paul Creighton of Cleveland | Key witness for the prosecution [in this trial and in the first trial] its § Mrs. Ella Aker {has been Herman Borneman who is

Mrs. Ella Aker, who died yesterday | © be tried Se Snes Ysve rg Wi at her home, 1344 W. $24 St. will |1egedly being a companion of Wil-

: [son on the night of Oct. 28. be buried at Crown Hill following, james Perdue, alleged vo have

funeral services at 3 p. m. tomorrow heen the third figure in the holdup at the Harry W. Moore Peace Was sentenced to two to 21 years

Chapel. The Rev. Harold O. Turpin, | 1» a Shelbyville court recently.

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Seventh Presbyterian Church pas-!

a COUNTY BOARD CITES Mrs. Aker, a lifelong Indianapolis resident, was 77. She was a member of the Seventh Presbyterian WEA RULE ON FENCES Charch and was a past president of )

the Marion County Chapter of American War Mothers. | She is survived by two daughters, A new Federal ruling prohibiting | Mrs. Ethel Hammel of Indianapolis the WPA from re-grecting fences) and Mrs. Frank Dickson of James- after they have been set back for! town: a son, Herbert T. of Indian- road improvement “is cauging the] apolis: six grandchildren and four Board of Marion County Commis- | great-gran dehildren | sioners considerable concern,” memes | > | bers said today. & (3 ne Before the ruling went into effect | Mrs. Marjorie P. Alexakos last week, property owners donated | Funeral services for Mrs. Marjorie enough of their land for road-| : widening improvements. Fences were Pearl Alexakos, who died yesterday yepuilt by the WPA in those cases. | at Methodist Hospital, will be held The Commissioners are afraid fu- | at 2:30 p. m. today at the Speaks ture road projects may be impaired | & Finn Funeral Home. Burial will because under the new ruling prop-|

MORE GOOD NEWS! be at Crown Hill erty owners not only will have to) Top Ranking Styles in MIS. Alexakos, ‘the wife of John donate their land but will have tol

ie aul pay for re-erection of their fences. ! S bd ATS Alexakos, was 82. Shey lived at 3460 Roosevelt Ave. She was born in ummer Jowa and had lived here 10 years. i BOOK SALE Regular

She is survived by her husband; U her mother, Mrs. Pear! Wright, and to 1.84 2000 Good Used P Books, Fiction and

a brother, Harry Wright, both of Des Moines. | non-Fiction. Sold up +0 $5 new.

10: EACH

DALE BOOK STORE

33 West Ohio St.

Styles and Fabrics Found Only in Dresses Selling tor $1.98 and

Local neighborhood "department stores PSST LY .Lougnt for cash their entire stocks, consisting Men's and Children's Apparel Dresses, Shoes, Underwear, Hosiery, Work Clothing, Infants’ Wear, Etc. Needs. : Tomorrow it goes on sale, together with other

retire from business— Leader's

Cool Summer Styles for Dress . . of Women's,

Business . . . Vacations . . . Sports . ++ Expect to Find These Materials:

Bembergs Dimities Cotton Laces Organdies Spun Rayons Pigues French Crepes Shantungs NHopsacking Flock Dots

Every dress is fast color and tubbable. Sharkskin Toppers and Suits and Linen Suits included.

Wearing BAAR CH

Men's Regular 69¢

Straw Hats

Priced to clear,

two popular pinch crown styles ina Cc large selection of colors. Sizes

6% to 73%.

1000—50c to $1.00

Summer Ties

All hand made w i t h wrinkle resist wool linings. Neat C patterns and

gay colorings to please all.

and Home

special purchases from our own regular stocks

at savings up to regular prices,

4 for $1.00

“Big Yank” $2.98 Men's

Ensenada Suits

A Cool Shirt and Slack Combination! Sanforized.

Samples & Discontinued Styles Women’s 8 Child's

U.S. KEDS

Values up to $1.95

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2000 PAIRS

SALE! Women’s and Growing Girls’

SUMMER WHITE NOVELTIES:

Summers Favorite Styles and Sum’s. Favorite Color! White

HOOSIER DRIVER, 80, FINED |

WARSAW, Ind, July 14 (U. P.).— For the next 30 days, 80-year-old A. M. Carr will not be driving an automobile. Justice of Peace Ed B. Smith revoked his driver's license for that period and fined him $10 on a traffic charge growing out of an acident near Silver Lake last WwWeadnesday. i

5 { SAYS MRS CORA KELLY Don't miss this money saving event tomor- get 3 and 4 times this low sale price = row, and shop early for best choice. worth of wear from these smart

BN shoes.

SPECIAL 9 9 Summer HATS 13 [os ios

All Desirable 5 Straps and oxfords. 3 {) ¢ ’ C

5 Soiled from display. hi — or av Tre | SALE! 600 Pos. ENAMELWARE PLAY TOGS E Ivory With Green Trim

Some hats in this Slacks « Play Suits— 9 0 9 = RIE

tow LL a sold Shorts «— Jackets Quality Up to $2.98 All-Wool

SWIM SUITS

All are fast colors and Coated Women’s and children’s y. 5 cramping got so they came on me |

washable and designed Choice styles. Every one all | about every hour and lasted about! I0c to 25¢ Summer Women’s 69¢ Crepe or

for comfort. Sizes 12 to 20. wool, many famous clares Well-Known Indian- | 10 minutes. My legs got so they J Costume Jewelry TAFFETA SLIPS

brands included. Solid colors. §0¢c and . > . | would not hold me up, and I had to, Rings, pins, ornaapolis Resident. Gives De go to bed. There I lay, suffering ments, ete. Metal rl Garey Dred Tah / Ae 4 for 25¢

tails of Her Case. agonies, for nine long weeks before and simulated jewel fetas, ‘orm fashLast Call Reg. $1.00 Summer

[I was able to be up again. In April set. Choice lonen for perfect

| these troubles started all over and

| again put me in bed and I could see Women’s Extra Size

“Retonga got me out of my bed of | another long siege of illness ahead

suffering and saved me from a long | of me. Regular 25¢ val 1 2

Think of I) Genuine U, SS. KEDS at the, price of ordinary sports shoes. All sizes.

Hopsacking mae terials in blue and natural shades. Pants made with two reverse pleats a nd matching

9 Men’s Reg. $1.94 belt, The shirt is

: ih \ an inner - outer WHIT 7 ; with 2 pockets. yy) 20 to 42,

Rough Straws © Tuscans © Ped: alines © Wide Brims © Pokes Sailors © Bretons ® Whites Pastels © Burnt © Navy © Black Plenty of Large Weadsizes.

There are over six weeks of real Summer weather ahead and vou will

Pants Shirts S-M-L.

MEN'S 39c POLO SHIRTS

Heavy cotton weaves in solid col- OJ @ ep=C

ors and plaids. All sizes.

* “Cooper” Swim Trunks All wool with matching belt and built S$ 1

in support. Sale priced. “BIG YANK” WASH PANTS Sanforized shrunk. Gray and 8 brown, woven fabrics. Sizes 30 J Je. to 42, & “Big Yank” Gang Buster

Men's SHIRTS and | $1.00 Spring Needle SHORTS, Ea. UNION SUITS

NOL ® COMPO SOLES @ SIZES 8 TO 11

Blue and gray chambray and gray covert cloth. A full cut shirt made to Big Yank’s famous specifications, All sizes 145 to 17.

i © 5-Q% Tea Kettles © (4-Qt. 8. Dishpans © 6-Cup Percolaa tors © 3-Pc. Sauce Pan Sets 2-Qt. Double Boilers © 6-Qt. Cover Kettles © 4.Qt. Cover Sauce Pans

MRS. CORA E. KELLY. y one mass of misery and pain. The cords under my knees and the

« | calves of my legs would draw up till | 1 Can Never Repay the Debt { could not straighten them out. |

of Gratitude [I Owe This | The pain would almost make me | | scream. These terrible spells of]

Wonderful Medicine,” De-|

39¢ Washable Window Shades

Green or tan, com- é plete with guaran- Ie teed rollers. Special Fast-Color, 36-in. SHEER GOODS 3% Printed Voiles, Ra AGHTS "d Vac ME & PA CoLoRs NN NY e8 TO 18

Batistes, Lawns, Dimities and J TO Made the way boys LEE SOAP like them, with wide SPECIAL—BAR

bottoms and separate While 1,000 bars last. As- 1 <

80-Sq., 39-inch Unbleached Muslin

Extra fine quality for sheets, mat- lhe tress covers, etc. yd. ‘Pepperell’ Pillow TUBING, Yd. 36 and 42 - Inch widths. Save on this 1 ce

famous quality.

Fast color broadcloth White and ecru. Sizes @ 368 to 52. Slight imbroken sizes. 10: perfects of $1 grade. Oc WORK SOX, Pr. SLACK SOX Including banner Black, gray and wraps in silk and & 1 : brown, all sizes. / 1, @ | fects of 25c and ae 2 35¢ values. Balbriggan Shirts 100 All-Wool 3c Val Fi Pla tolors rd io. alues. ne elty colorings in fine combed cotton. Bro- 19 a > | BS ken sizes. small, medium, "YANK" Jr. Slack Fe. ACS

shorts, cotton shirts, Men's Cotton Men’s Pure Silk rayon. ImperSpecial sale price. and DRAWERS Barrel Sweaters ® WOVEN FABRICS PLAIDS

I had a year ago, and I can NeVET | vary first bottle got me out of bed | repay the debt of gratitude I owe tO and the second rid me of every ache this wonderful medicine.” ‘and pain and built me up almost This heartfelt tribute to the pow-| like a miracle. I have no more iners of Retonga is the statement of | digestion, my bowels and kidneys are Mrs. Cora E. Kelly, well-known | regular as can be, and I am so resident of 628 N. Tacoma Ave, In-| strong and well I now do all my dianapolis. Mrs. Kelly is a staunch | housework without trouble. I bemember of Jehovah's Witnesses and lieve such a wonderful medicine is popular and highly respected by |should be recommended to others so a host of friends. Continuing, she| they, too may be freed from sufferstated: | ne and pain.” “My digestion was so terrible my | Such grateful testimony to Refood lay in my stomach like a rock| tonga’s extraordinary powers needs and gas formed until I could hardly| no comment. The Retonga represtand it. My bowels became very sentative at Hook's Dependable sluggish and I began having to getv| Drug Store, S. E. corner Illinois and up frequently during the night to Washington Sts. is explaining this relieve my Kidneys. My system | remarkable herbal compound to seemed to fill up with poisons and, scores daily. Retonga may be obacids, my nerves became jumpy and | tained at all Hook's Dependable from my hips to my feet became | Jrug Stores. $1.25 size, 980.

Hopsackings ® Angelskins, simulated and all leathers. Mostly all whites and pastels. Plenty of large size bags.

TOILET TISSUE 3 ROLLS de

“Cadet” brand quality

waistbands, just like crepe. Special sorted odors, toilet and

Dad's. bath sizes.

Boys’ Fast Color Wash Suits

Broadcloths, linenes and nub J Je

weaves. Short sleeves and short 2 for $1.00

legs. Two-tone combinations. Sizes 3 to 10. ‘ Boys’ 55¢c San. Wash Shorts Sanforized-shrunk, woven mate- 3 9 QC.

rials, elastic back, waistband.

siege of sickness and pain such &s| “I decided to try Retonga and the ues. Cool meshes

and novelty weave rayons. Tailored and trimmed styles. All first Quality.

WASHINGTON & DELAWARE ST Sizes 4 to 16,