Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 November 1939 — Page 8
KANSAS CITY, Nov: 2 (U. P.).
PERIOD oF YEAR —Physicians have operated on pC | : ; : Miss Ruth Grow, 27, to give her 5 : Tea rose 2 colors elastic bist, |
isecqn t.- Stepins—panties—and briefs. § her: 4. gmtal: hin sotke Small, medium and large sizes. § tight-knee garments in me- |
(| ‘Miss Grow, a victim of arthritis, Tea rose. 8 dium and large sizes. . | 1
sapt. Johnson Urges Extra got ‘her Tirst ‘artificial socket last’ Stes. Store. Sttest Foor: Star Star, Street Foe “anti : : July and can now use her left Sr EE : ne Fay AE Pp : tCaution During November leg nicely. Both hips had stif4 fened beyond use. And December. :S0 totlay ‘bone - “surgeons per3 “formed “the “second 0 tion for Capt. Tewis Johnson, head of the| insertion -of ‘what's: known as a cident Prevention Bureat, today! vitallium- ‘cup “socket. If it works
ed Indianapolis motorists to drive! ‘shell walk. ver and more . carefully during
s month and December, “the two, AY Ti EEE 000K T0 DIRECT Capt. Johnson pointed out that : lier darkness, wet pavements and d visibility are prevalent in these masz AVIATION SHOW s show ents an Wa z Saat increase during this! 5 Women’s Stunning aa Too KIEEEaS doth | Exhibit at Butler W wil Include SPUN R AYON Last month two persons were Miniature Airplanes; Stu- - j gl
tilled by automiobil hile six died| i pC “dent Aid Planned.
i Ociober last year. ‘The total-fatalities for 10 months tn : 1D ES SE year was 33. This year the rd Stands 12 below that figure, CO H. Weir Cook, Indianapolis
> “The utmost vigilance on the part {aviation leader, will conduct an Bi -the police and the co-operation aviation program: in the gymnasium s dianapolis motorists may help |of the Butler Fieldhouse Nov. 10-12, goon al e Priced us reduce our traffic fatality rec-/p; seth E. Elliott, director of civi- :
= Capt. Lewis said. 5 : : L 3 The a of accidents recorded lian pilot training at Butler, an- Gn : : Jor Geter. "1939, is 778 as com-|DOjiced today. Hh 4 £0831 accidents during Oc-| The show will be, given under : a (110) : 3
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MADE ve SELL FOR $39.95 and $22.00 They're: dress coats, of course, trimmed with Natural Squirrel, Skunk, Wolf, Fox and Persian.: Tuxedo fronts, plastron front suit effects and others with smart collars. Mostly black—some in
teal blue, wine and grape shades. Sample sizes 14-16 and 18 only! : Hurry to the Star :Store for the coat buy of your life, ;
Flash! Women's $16.95 and $19.95
SPORTS COATS
Finest; quality tweeds, fleeces and dressy fabrics in reefer .and boxy 12 88
, 1938. sponsorship of the University and i the Indianapolis Chamber of Com- ~~ Every Accident “Recorded merce: ‘Aviation Committee.
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& This difference is'not an actuality | “*Cok= Cook, Dr. Elliott; Henry E. ut a B Matter of recording, he. ex- Ostrom, chairman of the Chamber : of Commerce aviation committee, = iained Year only the moré: serious Sn Sater Smith, president of the ROA | : ‘accidents were recorded and this/Indianapolis Aero Club, are in OTS : . Jo every accident that oomes to charge of “arrangements; aly : . Sizes 9 to 17— Good Niaz, long wearing: oxfords : attention of the police, no| TWo shows are to be given at CALETA 12 to 20—38 to at a money saving price. Narrow : or wide toes. Rubber or Cuban
matter how slight, is permanently 4 and 8 p. m. daily. ; 1 E ‘recorded, Pe said... The exhibits will include minia- 44 and 46 to 52 heels. Sizes 6 to 11.
tures of early. and’ modern planes and 600. pices on the development
SILENT WITNESSES 2° 5
Students enrolled in the civilign z TESTIFY FOI FOR - 6. M. pilot training course at Butler are assisting’ witli preparations for the show. Proceeds will be placed in a Scholarship fund for the aviation : SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 2{(0: course. :
P).—The defense ‘was expected to tinue its parade of “silent” wit-
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Women’s Winter Weight "i
Persian Fabric COATS |
We've the smartest Persian 5% fabric coats in tewn—that I _ look exactly like the real i thing and wear marveSs lously, are . ‘snag proof. a Moth proofed for 5 R= : years.’ Boxy and - AE goa swagger styles in % NOUR Sizes 12 to 44. |
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Cm bi } ere, Gene Regular $2.98 DOTTY LOW "OXF ORDS DRESSES | $739 They were. allowed to testify for| every. day the display remains, | |
“nesses appeared, all General Motors ime Species ‘only ‘their name, address, business the Tecord he me m= undef an ordinarice just amended. Just Roi ese ron | y sustained Government ob- and other fine makes, Black or brown elk oxfords with LETTER-MAILERS ; FY, * | heavy crepe soles. Popular Dutchie’
‘and how long they had been in busi-| APY “Logansport merchant who ‘ness ‘to the jury, and the rest of; displays goods on the sidewalk in “their testimony was solely for Judge| front of his store after the middle ~ Walter Lindley and the record. of ‘this month will be fined $5 for
_«dealers. They were permitted to tell LOGANSPORT, Ind, Nov. 2— Srmeian their testimony was, ; in a nice assortment of Rar nse called William Nich] © SWAMP R P RAIL DEPOT! Sixes nd colors. Sizes iho a fit, long ‘wear. Sizes
ols of South Bend, a Pontiac deal- : ier, in an effort to refute testimony | Zimes Spéciai st given earlier for the Government| MT. VERNON, Ind., Nov. 2—L. & AF Store, SessMd Floor, Star store. Stes Hows, by F. L. Mendez, also of South Bend. |p Railroad station officials want it!
EVANSVILLE AMNESIA. |opstarine posiattios.” o> °° =) Form=-Fashioned: First. Quality
As an accommodation, the station
x : VICTIM IS IDENTIFIED nas been taking letters for mailing | PURE S i after the postoffice has been closed. LK
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White, Cloud Bleached New, Colorful
Chenille Bed
SHEETS SPREADS
The’ convenience to letter: writers i EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 2 (U.|placéd a burden on station employ-
P).—Early last month police found |ees and interfered with their work. jan amnesia victim and held him at| A joint announcement of the Mt, & city hospital. Yesterday, still| vernon postoffice and the L. & ‘N. ‘unable to identify him, they broad- | station cautioned that if mail con-
cast his description. tinued to pour in in such large RS led to his identification ‘as|amounts, the station would be forced d Ullery, 28, of near Evans-|tg dispense with the accommodation. Today’s Value age ;ville, and he was taken home. :
Ln sos oo [PCHURNEEN | =D £ DISCIPLES RECORD (3 Zed
FRIDAY ONLY gigion has purchased the complete
file of the American Christian Re-| i Crepe twist knit—ringless—sheer chiffons view, one of the oldest weekly news- 7 with silk tops and plaited feet for extra wear. papers. among the Disciples of Z Also lisle top service weights. New ‘winter
' The "American Christian Review is| 2 7 7 colors in sizes 814 to 1014.
‘the forerunner of the Apostolic Re- ZZ : 5 Jyiew. With its addition to the Col- | [RFE Star Store, Street Floor. ~ Jege files the Butler institution now
‘owns the largest collection of / 5 ? ; atau “according to. Enos MIE Bh $29.95 9x12-FT. "AXMINSTER
‘Doviing, librarian. a CEA | c¥> and WOOL VELVET Seamless [|
» Older editions of the. paper con-
tain much material: on the begin- . ‘nings of the Disciples movement in : . ; ; ; ithis country. The magazine was = | : a 7% : : . Jounded originally in 1856 as a y= . 5 . : monthly magazine. In 1858 it was = “Ta 3 a ig 3
“changed to a weekly and in 1887 the
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AMEN £5.08 TWIN ~ a «| ouality'sheet at:less than todays { WOMEN’S $2.98 TWIN $198 “holesale get 8 ak wine. Tubfast, of course. Just 50 SWEATER SETS, 94 | : price. .
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Star Store, Bassment, By Star Store, Basement ; ;
$1.19 MATTRESS COVERS
Beauty Rest, made of heavy unbreached sheeting, taped seams, ' gw rubber buttons. Full or Ea. ( twin size. at
- Men’ Ss Warm Weight
TOPCO
T oday’s Value $20.00
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The season’s snappiest styles in popular - greens, blues and greys. These Topcoats are the buy of the season—don’t fail to get yours Friday! Sizes 33 to 44.
Sorcoats 19.525
Star Store, Stress Floor
Standard 8 oz. blue and
_ the Apostolic Review. . white stripe bed ticking. Ey d .Cut from full bolts.
TRAMPS ASK GAS MASKS ot ~ © MANCHESTER, England, Nov. 2 U. P.).—Gas masks are the-cause of a problem—a problem that has ~ brought the wrinkle of worry to the ~ usually untroubled brow of the § i or, SAE 7 ; - { tramp ey Sre given a gus ask HH / He SERN. $1 Down Delivers to Your Home
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' 81-Tn. bleached and un-" bleached sheeting. ‘Will give 5 years wear.
17x34-In. white tow- 3 els with colored bor- inr
ders. 25¢ EA ~54-n. WOOLEN COATINGS _ ;
Plain and “novelty weave coatings’ and Yd. suitings.
26% WaoL BLANKETS
“$1.39 70x80-in. sateenybound al “blankets. Plain colors are rose, 3 ¥ blue, gpeen and brown. Ea..
: on BIRD CAGE and STAND | Oblétig ‘cages in green, HN “red, ‘ivory. Complete Choice A a '
with ‘pérches, ete.: Stands’ to match. :
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LIVER BILE— 145 fa i JY “ burlap. center for reinforcePoti di 3 : ment.
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