Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1939 — Page 9

_ FRIDAY, OCT. 6, 1989

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FRIDAY,

OCT. 6, 1939

SEE PAGE 2 for More SALE NEWS:

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Glorious New Dress Fashions | AT ANNIVERS ARY SAVINGS

Better Quality Dresses!

Street and Daytime Styes!

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PRICE | Smartly styled new fall dresses in our 67th Ane niversary Sale at great SAVINGS! Styles for street business and general wear for misses, women an juniors are included in this exceptional dress-value

‘giving group! Sizes 9 to 17, 38 to 44, 181 to 241% and 12 to 20. ° $5 10:42,18%

Fabrics:, . Rayon Alpaca Crepe Rayon Rib Roll Rayon Matelasse Rayon Romaine Crepe

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‘A rich joyous harvest of new fall fashions to excite

any feminine heart. catching new colors.

low prices . . .

made to order for your fall wardrobe.

Paris influenced styles, eyeAll of these fashions at new prites

prices marked to sell . ‘Sizes for

women, misses and juniors.

Fabrics: Rayon Crepe Rayon Alpaca Rayon Rib Rolls Rayon Spaniel

Rayon Matelasse

Plaid Wools Fleck Wools

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Colors: Black

Grape Blue Grotto Moss Green Wine , Jewel Trims Shirred Trims ~Downstairs at Ayres.

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« Cortisy Style Shoes new foot fashions brought to 2 3 budget price. Elasticized Shrten wu = ent, also with alligator calf, black wn Crushed kid and alligator calf.

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Sizes 4 to 9 Widths AAA to E In the Group

“Corliss” Junior Shoes

A line of street, sports or walking shoes that gives grand satisfaction. Saddle oxfords, turkish lasts, smooth leathers and bucks leathers. Low and medium heels. izes 4 to 9, widths AAA to C in the group. —Downstairs at Ayres.

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Anniversary Values

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Boys’ Polo Shirts 80c

Basque stripes in combinations of bright reds, greens, tans and browns. Button tops, gaucho necks and long sleeves. Woven in-grain patterns. Sizes 6 ta 18.

“Cannon” Shirts, 6 for $1.00

Perfect fitting tubular style. Fine combed yarn in rib knit lisle, extra long and well fitting. Sizes 24 to 34.

‘Cannon Shorts __6 for $1.00

Finely tailored shorts with roomy legs and banjo style seat. Fast color checks and stripes in blues,

“greens and tans. Stitched 'lastex

sides and roomy crotch. Sizes 24 to 30.

Boys’ School Shirts ___5%¢

Sanforized school shirts, mannishly styled and tailored with gathered back. Fitted collar, barrel cuff and full tails. Fast colors in checks, stripes in blue, tan and greens. Sizes 6 to 14%.

Boys’ Crew Sox, 8 Prs. si 00

Bright blazer<striped crew sox,

bright reds, greens, browns, blues and color-tone combinations. Sizes 8 to 12. (Irregulars.) Anniversary Price, 8 pairs, $1.

Outing Flannel Pajamas, 690, Soft fleece outing flannel pajamas. Soft-toned stripes in blues and pinks. Coat and slipover styles. Sizes 8 to 18.

Boys’ Zipper Sweaters, $1.19

Fine zipper front sweaters in plain colors, two-tone, stripes, checks and plaids. Two pockets. | Blue, wine, green and brown. Sizes 30 to 38 and 26 to 32.

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Boys’ heavy part-wool, plaid mackinaws in full belt, double breasted, 4 pocket styles. Blue, green, brown plaids. Sizes 8 to 18. Anniversary Price, $3.98.

Lovely New Fall

Handbags

SALE PRICED! PRIGED!

Simulated leather nandbags in all the pew fall styles—plenty of Jop handles, practical and roomy zip-

pers, swaggers, pouches and un- .

derarm styles. Black, brown and wine in simulated leathers of calf,

buffalo, seal, alligator and plex

grains. Don't overlook these niversary Values tn Hinde!

Plaid Maokinaws ____$3.98

Corduroy Slacks

$9.9

a with zipper fastening flys, styles in overplaids and s Plain blues in Waist sizes, 29 to 50.

or p. grays, browns and greens. i models

Mow s Raincoals $9. 69

Dts le style raincoat for plenty of protection. Doublebreasted styles in new _patterns. f

Outstanding Anniversary Savings in This SALE!

Men's ) SUITS Topcoats and Qvereaats

SALE PRICE

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Youll find Ayres quality in these suits woolens in all of the new fall colors. minute, patterns are new and smart .

. hard finished Styles are up-to-the- . selections are large

and the sizes are complete. Select your suit, topcoat or overcoat from this large group with the confidence of knowing you'll find exactly what you want at a price that is sO low yowll probably want two or three.

ts: Nu-Greens, Nu-Blues, Rrovins, icing Stripes, Se Solid Colors, Three Button,

Dark

Single Brested, Oxfords.

The Topcoats: Herringbone Balmacaans, Raglans

The Overcoats: Fleeces, Meltons, Chet: Teal . Blues, Browns, Balmacaans, Full and H

Leather Jackets

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Men’s Work Pants $1 .69

A great group of heavy moleskin and whipcord work

-_pants for lots of wear. Com-

plete sizes for men.

Tweeds, : Fleeces, lans, Belted Models, Nu-Blues.

Belts.

$2.98

Men's suede leather jackets | warm wine I this fall. sp wear a red zipper fastening in sizes. 3

gwell for hunting, golfing and Three-piece | knit style

Fall HATS $1.79

Full-lined fur felts in Tyrolians, snap brims, bound edges. Greens, blues, grays, browns, pearl and black. Sizes 6% to 7%.

Here's a Srareme Anniversary Value!

SHIRTS and PAJAMAS

| Our Famous

“CRANBROOK” . SHIRTS

Made of fine mercerized broadcloths and 80-sq. shirtings. Gathered backs, pleated sleeves, oceanpearl buttons, “stay-put” seams and semi-soft, long-wearing col=rs are but a few of the features % these marvelous shirts, Sizes 4 to 17. Sleeve lengths, 32 to 85.

“Yachtsman” Rib Knit Shirts__5 for $1

pertect fitting tubular shape, fine combed panel b knit lisle. Carefully tailored, well finished,

Extra long. Sizes 34 Jc 46> “Cannon” Shorts ___

fr ep and tan, Sizes 28 to 42.

ual silk Socks

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GALE PRICE

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SAVINGS!

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'! Our Famous “KENFIELD” PAJAMAS

Full-cut, well-tailored pajamas in notch-collar, coat or sliprover styles. Vat-dye color blazer stripes in blues, greens and tans. Fast

colors. Elastic-at-waist trouser style. Sizes A, B, C, D. Anni-

versary Price, 90c.each or 2 for

$1.75,

Real Silk (First Quality) Socks, 390 Pr. FIRST QUALITY “Real Silk” fancy socks for men offered at these tremendous Anniversary * Olotks, stripes and novelty patterns. Black, : Sizes 10 to 13. Stock Now and SAVE.

Real Silk Ties CAL

' Rea] Silk” fine hand-tailored, all-silk ties "= in stripes, checks, plaids and novelty patterns. Resilient construction. All FIRST QUALITY. Anniversary Price, 68c each.

Hand-Tailored Ties ____.__..2 for $I Hand-tailored, resilient silk warp ties in new.

gray, navy, brown, wine, green.

Rich new colors in wine, blue,

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"MEDIAL BRDU J

Association to Hold 19th Annual Session at. Ft. Wayre. !

Times Special FT. WAYNE, Oct. 6—Among. features of the Indiana State M i cal Association’s 19th annual session E here Tuesday through .Thursday will be three medical exhibits, twp | designed for delegates and one. for ‘ithe public. i The two scientific aii technical | displays for the 2000 physicians and | guests expected to attend will be at the Shrine Theater. The third 'ex= | hibit, “The Hall of Health,” will be

: ; lan educationak display sponsored by Willis Camphell Henry B. Orton | ho ‘mt Wayne Medical Society in

These men. are scheduled to |the rotunda of the Allen County address the Indiana State Med- |court house.

h Evan Galbraith B. R. Kirklin

demonstrations, information on the’ g : > | play thousands of dollars worth of nseryments and supplies developed : recently for medical uses..

ical Association when it convenes | The scientific and technical ex= next week at Ft. Wayne. hibits are designed so physicians | latest developments in the scientific procedure in treating diseases. | “The Hall of Health” will be pat 3 terned after medical displays at' the

: —|may obtain, by ‘watching actual K. OF C. PLANS Manufacturers are expected to dis~ Century of Progress at Chicago-and

Observance Set for Monday; |New York World's Fair. It wil trace

medical progress and emphasize the ‘Hasley of Ft. Wayne scientific discoveries protecting pub= : lic health. It will be open from 10 Will Speak. a.m. to 9 p. m. daily free of charge. ‘ Moving pictures will be shown '‘an¢

The Knights of Coluinbus Council |iSTignstrations and lectures ; arg

437 will observe Discovery Day with Among the speakers at the

a program at 8 p. m. Monday. ciation will be Willis C A ampbell, Henry Hasley, Ft. Wayne, state|p professor of oD re:

advocate and chairman of the Catholic activities committee of the University of Tennessee's college of

medicine, Memphis, Tenn.; He RI OC ain aa: B. Orton, M. D., clinical arolessor wy ibe wh SE ge €S-| of rhinolaryngology, New York Polye y omas | clinic Medical School and Hospital, Scecina;, director of the new Cath-|new vork City: B. R. Kirklin, M. ’ . . ) a ation Bureau, also Willi “associate professor of radiclogy at the University of Minnesota

The program on Columbus Day, next Thursday, will begin at 6:30 Baaste ale neaplith

p. m. at the hall with a dinner for D, members/ and their wives. At 9:30 of Toledo, O. p. m. Edward J. Fillenwarth, mem-

ber of the public relations commit- Al tee, will speak over WFBM |on I IN HIT-RUN 4 “Christopher Columbus.” A A gold medal award, given by i i Indianapolis Assembly, Fourth De- Ww L i ARRAIGNI v gree, will be made later in the eve- eh ning to the member of the Knights of Columbus in Indiana having the Thirty five - persons indicted by he best Tmo, Hon achievements in|nrarion County Grand Jury were to be arraigned in ° Criminal Court Ai SoRImlijee Soin, will select today. e successful medalist is composed of Richard A. Chraham, faithfull , 0, included Prank Jones, 2% BAVIERO 0D Ray 3 Clement slaughter, reckless homicide and ’ PY oseD failure to stop after an accident = McNamara, Humbert P. Pagani and |.onnection with the hit-andsrun George A. Bischof. auto death of a 14-year-old boy July] Members of the Columbus Daylq;

The reckless homicide: charge | isi

sell Woods, George J. Hoffman,|i1.. first contained in an indictme! George Duffy and Mr. Bischoff. |i, marion County. The new tr

TWO CHANGE PLEAS, ome 4 EACH I FINED $100 ESTATE s0vE s50000

NEW YORK, Oct. 6 K, Oct. 6 (U. Pp) —T ; SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 6 (U.|will of Floyd Gibbons, war corres, P.).—Fines of $100 and costs have spondent, disposing of an estate ¢ been levied on John Mahoney and|“more than $50,000,” was filed ix Allan Floyd of South Bend by Fed-|Surrogate’s Court yesterday. = eral Judge Thomas W. Slick for| Mr. Gibbons, who died Sept. fraud in connection with the sale|left a residuary estate to two broths of stock and first mortgage notes of | ers—Edward Gibbons of Mohre a Nevada mining company. : gan Lake, N.:Y., and Donald Gib They changed not guilty pleas to|bons of Minneapolis—and to tw pleas of nolo contendere yesterday. |sisters—Mrs. Selda Mayer of News Both were charged with manipulat-|ton Center, Mass, and Mrs. M . ing stock and notes of the Ambas- garet Chaplin of Chicago. , sador Gold Mines, Ltd., in Nevada.| Mrs. Mayer also was named Leland Long of South Bend was| executor and receives Mr. Gibbons a h

on the game charge while the in-| Mr. Gibbons’ secretary, was A p

dictment against John M. Floyd was|$10,000 and a year’s salary.

nolle prossed by prosecutors.

—————————— Le ————— TERMS DEATH SUICIDE . NEW CASTLE, Ind, Oct. 6 (U. P.) —Coroner Raiph Niblock has fo turned a suicide verdict in the deat of Dr. Tunis K. Markle, 66, New BROOKFIELD, Mo., Oct. 6. Castle chiropractor. He said Dr. P).—Don Snyder, 19, was en

to the State penitentiary at Jeffers Maine shot himself. because of ill it ade to negih & 10-3

sentence for armed robber COM ATI Miiied only Jasioraay, on t The Brookfie youth con: A Sompiess 0 tical Service | Tre Broo he held up B. ENE man, St. Louis Salesman, and § ole ; > his auto after having been given a ride on the Macon highway cash here. Snyder drove toward 1 there to be arrested by State he trolmen. Judge Paul Vanoscol imd posed the sentence in Circuit Co! 3 the minimum penalty for the crime.

phi ERE GETS NYA SAFETY JOB WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 (U. The National Youth Adminis announced today the appoint of Carl H. Smith, Lajolls, Ce | NYA safety adviser.

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