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

FIRE APPARATUS C1 5. Furniches 5 BOYS HURT, ONE Death Blamed on WHEELEY oe cue | Se. “RUN MIB of Zeccgnar

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—Burton. K. Wheeler of Montana on | George Smith, ith, 6, of 1246 Eugene AN TON A tron | Bt. broke an arm when he fell off Horrwerox, Ind, Aug. (U. may announce his candidacy for the

T ? terday. P.).—The sti fa sweat |Democratic Presidential nomination || . ] “hay fever will be glad to know, the [2 porch at his home yes ng of a at” | De Uses Only 300 Gallons of Commerce Department announced Ave, was Crady, 4, of 1277" OlIVer| pee wag plamed today for the |at a home-coming celebration here

; . : : t whi tin can thrown Gasoline in July for today, that United States imports a one him on the| death yesterday of Raymond R. (in his native town Oct. 12, friends |§ -

: of Ma Huang from China are now fe... ooo _ Stoltz, 24-year-old aviator and |said today. ~ All-Time Low. back to normal both as to quantity | “gggie Johnson, 32, of 253 8. State| airport official. As honor guest at the outdoor —t | and price. St. fell at his home and cut his ) ceremonies on Columbus Day, SenFrom' Ma Huang, a tall, rank |tompe All were treated at City| Death was due to blood poison- |ator Wheeler will deliver an address For the second consecutive month,| Chinese grass, comes Ephedrin |posnital. ing which set in after the sting. |over a nation-wide network.

the Indianapolis Fire Department| Alkaloid, which is used.in.treat- : ; : > - Eo ; - Have We S pod - 3 E : ow ga : “ o. i J : . has set a 25-year record, ssgordme jug. hayfever. and ésitma. For 3 ‘ 4 ed [> ~ oor i ;

; of = re . : ” [4 AE AL AAL IE A # to Fire Chief Fred Kennedy. wu > a 4 R : 7 4 During June the fire loss was only the Japanese invasion of China ; : wae RTT: 5 rd could remember, and he :

hts heen in the Department 26 PLEA TO H SY Loy — - * (REGISTERED) . : Ov 2r1,200 Pairs o i S Yack ings

Last month the fire chariots used

bus 300 gallons of gasoline which is rn : : . . a ; the lowest fuel consumption the| CAMDEN, Mich, Aug. 9 (U. P.) — 0 N Chief can recall. The men folk of five families near : 100S€ 3¢ ew : a

Although not breaking a record here who have had to walk a half

: : A . : ‘A : ’ : 4 id Ls ; é i | ; Enh 9|| EVERY DAY This YEAR? Fire alarms during July, 1838, num-|in 15 or 20 years. They now have ws y - : : o bered 232 and this year was but one rural free delivery. . ; : r/R. 4 aS Sal : wv wh ~ Hore: Ninsteen gi them Were Islse Alihough he families long had y I] : Coan LF 3 (NOTE: Women’s and Children’s’ ONLY. Only two fires extended to build- free Sliver bring phi obi y : J : j {ie Men’s Socks are in Addition to this Figure!) ings adjoining their origin. One|the highway, there Was no apparent : Tong gd ‘ hundred and six were in frame|action until 75-year-old Mrs. James Ear a eRiimmripEagermnd] OR 1s A ch Sho po Ev Ee ema ak 10N- re oes he ”; u S e o For COMFORT! % fa e For Smart STYLING! ro ES Thousands of Indianapolis Women e For DURABILITY! Td ~; Have Learned That It's Good Economy e For Modest PRICE! A a to Choose From Our Complete Stocks : A ay | BY : of QUALITY ose—at Small Prices! : - gi te Nineteen years of constant growth has made Ayres Downstairs Hosiery a. : : Department one of the most outstanding in the Middle West. Year after

year our old and valued customers come here for all their stockings. Year after year hundreds of NEW customers are added to our list. PAIR There MUST be good REASONS for such growth . , . and there ARE. +.» MANY good reasons! g

: : hi fal A AS ; : First, we've always jealously guarded the QUALITY o of our-hose. We've Go Back to School With We're proud ts us sup oa I SNE no always ged only ihe product of hf manu iaciuiory ust o Nhow : ; be pr oF are located right here in Indianapolis. Our stocks are always kept a SMART, DURABLE To Sys Youll and typical 3 wd oF the peak of style assortments, and size and color ranges. In short,

5 give you comfort, styling and durability at a ; y EE 1g there’s a stocking for every occasion, at a price to suit every individual : : budget price. Fashioned in Black Suede, 8 QE ~and each one is a QUALITY stocking, | : Suede with Alligator Calf and Suede with Eh e iil Sur stocks include both first quality numbers and SUBSTANDARDS . . . but we are is ay . Black Patent. A — sarticularly proud 'of our “Royal Family” of substandards . . ., all conforming to

: ; rigidly enforced minimum standards. Tey! are the Sioekings that gstape By the Sa Overnight Cases, 18, 21, 2#-In. 9 3.95 Pumps Suedes a rowest of margins being classed as In most cases the imperfection is so

slight that only the eagle-eyed factory inspector can detect it. And IN NO CASE St BI : k ‘8 the wearing quality of the hose impaired. Buy them with CONFIDENCE, : : raps. LACKS J 1 Hat Boxes, 18-Inch ........ $4.95 / p 2. 4 ly Ties . Browns Sal Woren': s QUALITY Hose From 25¢ to 80c Wardrobe Cases, 21- ¥ 9 i 2 - ; : rvice hose for e ear, At 69¢c—Real Silk chiffon substandards. Fine , 21-Inch ... $ . 5 Oxf ords Kids Ba Sf 28 At 250c—Rayor. service hose for everyday wear. A Oe on A 2 : { GLb ho At 39¢c—Seamcd back hose in service and “Betty Shaw” service and chiffons. And “LacyOff to school on the right foot and with the right LUGGAGE! Sizes 4 5 to 9, Widths AAAA to EEE Se. x Ng chiffon weight. Also misses’ shaped-leg rayon Lastex” top substandards.

Smart new striped tweed luggage at a very economical price. . ; hose. At 79¢—Our famous “Real Silk” DeLuxe ChifBound with leather and lined with rayon satin. Well fitted in the Group ES : fons. And equally famous ‘Sheermode”

hardware, Choose from 5 different attractive sizes. § At 59c—First quality silk-to-top chjffons: wardrobe stockings. Both are substandards. =-Dowastalis at Avres- —Downstairs at Ayres. ; Lisle-top service weight. “Stretchee-Top” At 80c—Real Silk service weight and Real Silk

substandards. . : outsizes. ; —Downstairs at Ayres.

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“Pm Buying My New Winter Coat Now

=In AYRES DOWNSTAIRS STORE ... Because...

1. I Get Dependable QUALITY! 3. Large and Varied ASSORTMENTS! 5. The Prices Are Fair to ME! 2. Dependable, Correct FASHIONS! 4. The STORE Is Behind the Coat! . 6. GENEROUS LAYAWAY TERMS!

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tany’s twill fabri in fit- trimm : : : a pridg Ih 2 in Stivered Fox ed fitted and skirt to match and outer Onde’ weave double twill fab- Full Persian Lamb collar and 4 Silver Fox rump trimmed coat

striped frieze fabric, in black |. of striped frieze fabric, black tweed coat with belted - back.

Re. $38.00 |G | Eeini=$25.00 | 25 $28.00 | Eo... $38.00 | Ee... $1695 | Zi... $38.00 | #7... $19.95

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