Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1939 — Page 31

STATE MED! IL {SOCIETY PLANS 1939 CONC! VE

Doctors to Open Conve ton | At Ft. Wayne Tuesday; Local Men to Talk.

{ = | Times Special | > FT. WAYNE, Ind., Sept. 29,~—More \

than 2000 physicians are ra 3

{to attend the Indiana State Medjcal . Association’s annual convention here _ Tuesday through Friday. ’ Most of the meetings will pe held. at the Shrine Theater and at the Chamber of Commerce | Registration Tuesday will be followed by business sessions, | 2 tournament, archery contests, skeet | and trap shooting and othe enters. 5 tainment. N

Dwight H. Green, former Chicago Federal prosecutor, has announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination .for Gov-

ernor of Illinois, Vanguskirk to Speak

PUPIL AID PLAN | Sommscoms 6 i president, ‘will make the rif i ing address, which will be oliowed + J by a scientific program. 1lsén,

Among speakers at the | or As w Yor) . Schools Would Get Matrons Re of Minnesota, and

Under Project Passed by erick W. Clement, "Toledo.

. Local Doctors on WPA of Indiana. At the sectional meetings

, day alternooy several nd napolis ician ey are Dry . A $1,828340 WPA project provid- De Dr Paul Mon ll, Dr, : ing for employment of matrons: in|frvine H. Page and Dr. Kenneth i

% Velvets! I % Wool Felts! % Wool Jersey!

FALL HATS 2

The very newest and the very smartest hat fashions for young women and matrons featured at substantial Anniversary Savings! Fur felts, wool felts, velvets and wool jersey hats in fascinating new, styles for street, business and afternoon wear. Flattering new fall colors.

% Fur Felts

public schools throughout Indiana O. Eohistaeds, Idigsopolit ‘has been approved by John K. Jen- r. Fre omas, Indiana » { nings, state administrator, and will also will participate In, thé: afters

noon program. [ be sent to Washington for final ap-| Among the members of the scie ! proval, he announced today.

The project is spomsored by the State Department of Education, Mr. Jennings said. He announced also that there was a 12 per cent reduction in the number of Indiana WPA administration

employees during August and July. | " At the beginning of July there \ were 666 administrative employees ||

on the palrolls, he said, and on Sept. 1 the number had been reduced to 583. Except for those employed on the special review of need in February. i Headsizes 22 to 23. and March, WPA administrative em- # Vv e % ~~ ployment in Indiana has been reduced Songinuously since the first of | Ground ‘instruction in tHe Butler 4

: 4° 2 : the y Ta : He attributed the decrease in July Cc : : ; v4 and August to the reduced funds. Rl 4 ; i i Na : XA SMEDLEY 2 BUTLER University civilian pilot | training “5

® Casnal Brims! ® Cushion Brims! © Bumper Brims! © Turbans! e High Crowns! o Pill Boxes! © Draped Hats!

M. 'Dearmin, Dr. Roy Gel er and | Dr. Lilllam B. Mueller, all jofs Todis G anapolis.

4 Great Assortment of, Discontinued Styles and Irregulars

New Fall Handbags | “FAMOUS NAME”

| AT $1.69

of top handles, practical and ppers, swaggers, pouches and in plain slipon and novelty slipon in styles. = Black, brown and styles. i ther trim and hand-sewn plassics in [black brown, wine, green

ery Special for Anniversary. Dp 0 u ble Woven simulated leathers of calf, and white. | Sizes 6 to 7%. Anniver-

d leather handbags in all the 9 0:1 —_—" iscontinued styles and -irregulars of | seal, alligator (ahd pigtex

les, in all the new fall styles— : “Famous Name” double woven gloves Don’t overlook these Anniversary Values in Hangt *

sary sale priced at 59c pair.

vest shapes and colors in smart leather gs featured in this Anniversary Sale at y special low price! Top handles, zippuches and swaggers in pigtex, calf, 'bufd suede. In black, brown, wine and

Ips, earrings, pendants, bracelets and the

= Sample Jewelry

i new bib necklaces in gold, silver, gold p ored, stone combinations. In gold, ruby, e, emerald, topaz and crystal. Anniver-. ale Priced at 69c each.

Brind New SALE PRICED

Anniversary Sale of 1,000

"FALL HAT FASHIONS

® Brims! ® Turbans! ®| Bustle Turbans! ® Scotty Suedes! ® Bumpers! © Antelope Suedes*! ® Veils! © Ribbons! © Feathers! ® Blacks! © Jewel Tones! © Quills! © Self Trims!

A marvelous collection of smart becoming new fall styles in felts, wool jersey, velvets, antelope suedes {processed lamb), blacks, browns and navies. Headsizes. 22 to 23. og Processed Lamb . /

rent £1 SALE PRICE

Anniversary Sale! ;

Substandards “or 2 for $1.75

Anniversary Saves You Favorite Stocking

Money on Your ubstandards of

le Luxe Chiffon Stockings e's the hosiery event that thousand 9 of thrifty women eag--await! Real Silk De Luxe Chiffon Stockings are famous heir sheer beauty, their wearabili¢y *and their budget C e! Clear, sheer chiffon hose in-the newest fall colors! fashioned! Sizes 81% to 10%5. Bee up now on your hosiery supply and SAVE! w Regularly T9¢ Children’s and Misses’ Ankle Socks Children’s and misses’ ankle socks in plain or blazer stripe

ted Back Stockings . .. pr g Tas P 2 CHILBREN'S styles. Sizes 6 to 10. (Seconds.)

n or service eight 5; Length: Mercerized Anniversary price, 2 pairs, 15¢.

ii in beige tones. Sizes STOSKINGS Growing Girls’ Rayon 1 Bet wr Stockings

11015. Irregulars. | AnAry price, 25c pair. Beth Growing girls’ rayon shaped Sckings tn "ow o plain or plain | leg stockings. Reinforced to with fancy top 8 tvics Elastic ‘| give longer year. Assorted

ltiverary Lo, » SIvauats. colors. Sizes 8 to 10. (Lrreguars.)

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: T0 TALK ALK TONIGHT course will start Monday, | r. Seth tA E/ Elliott, director, annound 1 Women's Mew Handbags, Sale brie at -—n . ‘© The course will include | a series E Smart new handbags to Somplemen, your fall 7 . : of 12 lectures to be giv n every es ~~ 4 costume! Large, roomy pouch hegs, zipper imes Specia Monday, Wednesday and Friday at d 4 parame maser buss Tn amfnite ca Gf 49 o TENCE, LICK SPRING, Ink la p.m. Prot. Wren Rex Tom of | brown and wine. Unusually good looking bags ; 2h 43 | Butler, retired chief of the U. S,Ma- |the history and political sclence de= at an unusually low price! ° i ; : ? Ine gorge, win andres the conven-|partment will give two lectures cone H ] on of the Indiana Electric’ Asso-|cerning the history of aviation. Wom, Applique Handkerchiefs, Sale Priced at ciation at a banquet here tonight. | Butler University has ricelved 8 _ :¥ Large size white lawn hankies with colored rent European war in his talk, “Let’s applique rolled hems. Anniversary Sale priced for c Keep Our Feet on the Ground.” gt 8c each or 2 for 15c. ar Mrs. Cecil Chittenden, Indian-|training for one year. The institu= apolis, world traveler and former|tion has the privilege of renewing : commentator for a Detroit radio|the contract for a four-year period. station, addressed a special ladies’| Approximately 75 seudenf are exnoon luncheon today. 3 pected to enroll. R. A. Gallagher, Indianapolis,|’ Ground instruction is to| continue president of the Public Service Co. at thé university throughout ths of Indiana, was elected president of | first semester and flight oe! | the association yesterday.. He suc-|is to start at a later date t Munie © ceeds C. B. Calvert, South Bend. [cipal Airport. : Dr. Wilber F. Smith of Indians. ° apolis has been appoin d flight

SCIENCE ASSISTANTS [spois has been appointed fight; CHOSEN AT MANUAL [He nov examining Butter Univers

sity students who have made applls ; A cation for the training course. a

Downstairs at Ayres.

Bavare Sehumaly s sid a D. tiv Small, Manual High School seniors, : | w have been named assistants in the U. S. BANKERS FA OR 3 science department to fill vacancies caused by graduation last year, Earl _ BRAKE ON WA ON WAR BOOM; F. Hanske, head, announced today. 4 Edward O'Nan has been promoted 4,

to the head assistant position, he said,

Won Manual Hig High pupils have omg i en elected to membership in the toda . y after their convention cl 7 Mask and Wig Club, E. Edward| gentiment in favor of i traint on =} Green, club sponsor, announced to- trade, industry, agricultu Ld day. They are Evelyn Behar, Vir- curities was unanimous in ginia DeFelice, Sara Passo, Jean ing sessions 'of the Ameri Rafert, Charlotte Smith, Dorothy ers Association convention. Speicher and Dorothy Stadfelt. Resolutions defined the!

» - Avesieen banking Io be dij Drugs Stolen [cessive war boom. | At Lafayette |

cessive war boom. LAFAYETTE, Ind. Sept. 290 (U, P.) .—A thief believed to be a narcotics addict climbed through a skylight at the Hogan Drug Co. yesterday and stole approximately $40 worth of morphine, cocaine and heroin tablets, He attempted to enter a store next door to the Hogan store, police said, but failed,

Local Option Is i Here, Barnhart Declares |

Local option in the sale of Nano? County, where an application for . y

Rear Bik MEN'S SOCKS

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! Here's 8 “wow” of a VALUE! Pure thread yon! socks—the famous “Real Silk” quality, known for their beauty and long wearability. Lisle reinforced in foot, toe and top, insuring greater wear. Black, brown, gray, navy and gunmetal, Sizes 9% to 12. (Substandards.) : 39¢ Pr.

er “REAL SILK” $0CKS stripes

/Clocks, Ad moray pate patterns. x yg a 5° Bro , wine, green.

1 iren’s Full Length ockings en's full-length ribbed | stockings in plain rib 5. Mercerized or rayon

! styles. Assorted colSizes 6 to 10. (Irregu-

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DROMANA, Australia, St P.).~Men who fought a

mercerized

POS

| SAVE 20% on Our Entire Stock of

nerican Girl ‘Arch Shoes>

yres’ Downstairs Store Anniversary Sale cgiild you Move [to get such shoe Choice of our entire stock of the popular x “Ame nican Girl Shoes” featured

For Anniversary—Our Exclusive

‘‘Cranbrook’’ Shirts

Men who've worn these famous “Cranbrook” shirts need no introduction to them—those who haven’t we ask you to just

| styles.

| wine and green

8 worth-while SAVINGS! Attractive new fall s a in pump, strap, tie and ren kidskins, calfskins, alligator

Sizes 4to 11. AAAA to EEE wifiths. | 5.50 AMERICAN GIRL SHOES, ANNIVERSARY LL,

and patents in black,

0 PRICED AT $4.50

Your Choice of Style, Arch or Junior: Models

“CORLISS’ F

s the time to buy “Corliss” shoes, either 1 IS at Anniversary savings! Pumps, straps, falfskin and alligator calf. Low, medium gud, high heels. Sizes 4

AAA to E widths. .

k of $1.99

SHOES

‘BOYS’: GXFORDS :

ihe Footwear

hy Arch or Junior :

es, oxfords in Fedes

; ii “4 Gila:

|—Downstairs at Ayres.

Entire Stock of $3.50

Men's ‘Cranbrook’ SHOES

. try them—convince yourself! Made of fine mercerized broad- ' cloths and 80-sq. shirtings. Gathered backs, pleated sleeves, ~ ocean-pearl buttons, “sta -put” seams and semi-soft, longwearing collars are but a few of the features of these marvelous shirts. Sizes 13% to 1714. Sleeve lengths, 32 to 35.

A Companion Sale of Fine

“KENFIELD” PAJAMAS

Pull-cut well-tailored pajamas in notch-collar coat or slip-over styles. Vat-dye color blazer stripes in blues, greens and tans. Fast colors. Elastic-at-waist trouser style. Sizes A, B, C, D. Anniversary 90. 2 for $1.16

Men's SHIRTS and SHORTS

“YACHTSMAN” “CANNON”

Price, 90c each. or 2 for $1.75.

and beer never will have to become a legislative issue in Indiana, Hugh A. Barnhart, State beverage administrator, predicted today. “We already have local option in| Indiana,” he said, and cited records showing that more than 100 towns and communities in the state have no liquor or beer dispensaries in any orm. "The State Alcoholic Beverage Commissioners said they have adopted a policy providing for the rejection of all applications for retail permits in towns and communities in which a r-ajority of the residents register protests. The latest local option fight won by dry leaders was at Hope, Rush

USED TIRE BARGAINS

our recent sile

residents protested.

“We have been caterix ng to mas jorities in instance and we will have alcoholic | beverages sold only where a majorif ness men apd residents want them,” Mr. Barn said. .

a much liquor issue than by referendum be=

dry county will travel to © ties to, do their drinking and this would / create a dangerous traffic hazard along with other y mdesteatl consequences.” He termed claims of dry

| there are 10,000 boo

Indiana as “ridiculous.” | we'll admit that there gers now and ogg y in number of them is & gible and they are in districts and in the lu

beer permit was turned down by the Commission after a majority of the

g permits in every &d h this| procedure s of busi= hs “This method, I am convinced, is etter way to adjust the #'

cause the drinking populace of a’ er coun=-*

SHIRTS 4 for: ~ SHORTS ;

Perfect fitting’ tubular shape, { eg Pull cut with b t con= ting: tsae 4. $1 00 anjo seat coi’ BE Fed : ‘

faites y larger cities,” he said. e a ER a. CPR Even If It’s Three b G0 YEAR / . in the Mornit

An Hbrook*"s SAVINGS Sor men who Weer i ea Another Anniversary i Gil-Ash ~Cranb adh hoeal _ Straight tive, Ris] re | mre EE LET Tse | EREEERRY Es9.00 black ‘or bro Sizes 37to 6. Aidths. er, or leather. hi 8 to 1l. 1) wo es : "eo 2 Downsis

fine combed. panel _ struction. Vat-dye fancy pate —Dewnstalrs at rand .

"terns. Stripes, checks, in blue, . green and tan. Sizes 28 to 42.