Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 April 1940 — Page 11
FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1
ALUES GALORE!
r pleasant business relations with you,
BRINGS YOU
We're celebrating our 52nd year of ‘ve Mr. and Mrs. Indiana. Our buyers have fcoured the markets and have received sizable price concessions from gany manufacturers. e are sayin thank you for past patronage by givin you the biggest and best buys on a your needs for the home and family #d#ally breat Ro low prices. Remember, the prices are low but the sage high Taliy prevails, home-owned institution and deal with pay NOW personally.
BIRDSEYE DIAPERS
‘First quality 27x27” size RB diapers hemmed for use. C Regularly $1.00. Dozen I" CRIB BLAN KET Ts 36x50” blankets. - tive nursery prints i : 6 0. C pink or blue. Sale priced. . RUBBER SHEETS Bassinette size. Very low priced ¢ ‘for our Anniversary Sale.
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® V-Top, Styles! ® Bodice Tops!
Tops!
WOMEN'S
¢ ry Purchase! EN'S 19. 95 and $25
It's our - Birthday but you get the presents,
3 2) | : Exceptional values at this 4 low anniversary price. WH 8 ¥ blue. Sizes 14 to 20. - WOMEN'S SPRING SKIRTS { popular spring shades. Sizes 24 to 32. WOMEN'S WASH FROCKS Early spring dresses in a lees quality. Guaranteed color P \ oF Regularly $1.00. Sizes 14 to 42. . i MEN'S and YOUNG: _fnaiversary Priced 3<button coats. All wool materials in newest stripes and mixtures. Green, of pants. Sizes 33 to 46. Buy on Our Convenient . ’ Boys’ Regular $10.95 and $15 2 9 Graduation Suits Anniversary Priced meres in green, blue and styles with 1 or 2 pa o paid pate, 44
WOMEN'S SLACK SUITS Smartly styled. Aqua and - All the newest styles in $1 77 ; * : assortment of styles. : ® ® Special Anniver: Style lt single or double breasted, 2 ox blue, brown and gray. Some with 2 pairs With | or 2 Pair of Long Party ~ Newest patterns in all-wool worsteds and cass, 8 to 18.
Star Store, Street Floor. i
uy from a Yy ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS FOR BABY
good quality pads.
-- Also ge:'trudes and kimonos. - Specially priced for our Anniversai v Sale.
Manufacturer’s Sapien Sirplys Stock and Factory Iinperfects of Women’s
10 wa 51 SLIPS
J ust 600, on Sale at Only
® Bias Cut! ® FourGore! ® Camisole © Surplus Cut! Many with shadow-proof panes, rich satins; rayon, crepes and taffetas in white or tea rose. Sizes 32 t( 50 in the group, but not every size in all
. styles. Plain tailored, tailored embroidered, lace tops or lace tops and bottoms. No more when these are gone, shop early—avoid disappointment!
: Regular and extra size pantics, step-ins and briefs,
: slals at a very low price.
THE MORE YOU BUY THE MORE MONEY YOU SAVE!
QUILTED PADS—2 for
Regula; 19c—17"x18”, 2 5 | C
RECEIVING BLANKETS
ANNIVERSARY HIGHLIGHT
All new patterns in patents—blues and black kid or gaber- _. dine; also whites, ; pumps, ties: and Sat dals in sizes 4 $1.98 and $2.19 Vo
Women’s Stylish Spring
FOOTWEAR
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Women’s Regular $1.00
HANDBAGS A Special Anniversary Purchase Makes Possible This
Good fitting, long wearing shoes in narrow or wide toes. =s ber or leather heels and composition soles. Sizes 6 to 11. Extra values for our Anni-
Regular 19¢ quality, pink or blue blinkets. Anniversary Sale pric wey
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FLANNELETTE GOWNS
15.
2 for C $1.35
68.
RAYON UNDIES 16¢
Sta! Store, Street Floor. >
~ 22¢—3b-Inch Pacific Bleached ‘Pillow Tubing
Anniversary Sale Priced
13%
68x72. Thread count. Pacific snow white pillow tubing. Tubing that will give 5 years ordinary household wear. Cut from ful kolt. Just 1200 yards to sell at this. extreinely low price. Star Store, Basement.
$2.96—9-Piece RAYON DAMASK TABLE SETS
| Aaiversary Sale Priced
$192
One 56”x76” table cloth and 8 17”x17” napkins to match. Imported, heavy" quality, rayon damask in floral designs. Choice of
cream, blue, green and peach. Star Store, Basement.
te Special Anniversary Purchase Actual 19¢ to 25¢
CURTAIN MATERIALS | 39 and 43-inch Widths
Cushion ole chenille dots, fish de. and
: fancy madras in white, cream, ecru, green,
ros; and orchid. Cut "from full bolts, not - remnants. Superb. quality curtain mate
i. ‘Star Store, Basement.
versary Sale.
ANNIVERSARY HIGHLIGHT
Men’s Stylish
OXFORDS
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Star Store, Street Floor.
Exceptional Offer
78.
Simulated calfskin, pigtex, rich patent, alligator and camel suede. Envelopes, pouches, underarm and zipper tops. Many styles for miss or matron. Black, patent, navy blue, light blue, lipstick red, dusty pink.
Women’s Large Size Sports
Handkerchiefs
4-15
Women's Full-Fashioned
RINGLESS SILK HOSE
Hand-Picked Imperfects of 69¢c and 79¢ Qualitiés
Only through a very special pure chase are we able to offer these fine hose at this low price. They are from a fine hosiery manu facturer who's rigid inspection classes them as seconds. Their very slight blemishes will not affect their excellent wearing quality. Spring and summer shades in sizes 8% to 10%.
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Women’s and Children’s 10c and 15¢
ANKLETS
1° ~ 4-25
Stripes and solid colors. Sizes 7 to 1015! Firsts
and irregulars.
Star Store, Second Floor
Special Anniversary Purchase, 3000 Yds.
-25¢ and 29¢ SHEER
WASH FABRICS
Cut From Full Bolts
A Large Assortment of Tubfast Patterns
Printed muslins—printed dimities—woven
15¢
swiss—printed y
batistes—printed chiffon voiles—printed pique sheers and Jrintes
sheers.
A huge assortment of newest, colorful prints youll surely want for your summer dresses. ; Star Store, Basement.
Fine Quality 9x12 Ft. AXMINSTER RUGS
Actual $34. 95 to $44.95 Values
326%
The o0-operation of a distributor for a leading rug mill enables us to give these amazing values for our ey. See the beautiful patterns—Persians—moderns—hooked— lovely tone-on-tone-rugs in gorgeous colors. Tops in quality —every rug guaranteed perfect—no Seconds see our rug values before you buy.
9x12-Ff. Moth-Proof Rug Pad—$2.60
Star Store, Third Floor.
$3.00 DOWN
delivers to your home immediately .
Balance E-Z Terms
Carefully Tailored—Choice Colors
On These Superb Quality
LIVING ROOM SUITES
Anniversary § Sale Priced
$3.00 DOWN
immediate Home Delivery
E-Z TERMS
Beautiful, 2-pi enuine “velour covered suite with deep spring base and balloon type, helical plete, So filled cushions. Your choice of wood o our exacting specifications for co
had ‘these fin suites built to _ ing aualty: The covers offer you a af fine ¢ choice of of patispns and colors.
plain trims. We ort, style. and last-
U.S. Willing, He Has a Job
UNABLE TO FIND a regular Job, R. G. Kennedy, 315 Beville
invented one which should keep him busy a long time, if Congress will co-operate. Mr. Kennedy, a World War veteran, is physically unable to do heavy labor. One day he walked through a cemetery and saw a Civil War veteran’s gravestone, neglected and so dirty the inscription ~was almost indecipherable. A former drug clerk, he set to work to find acids which would clean up the stones, and soon hit on the right formula. Today, he announced he is writ- . ing to Congressman Louis Ludlow ‘to ask his co-operation in getting Congress to appropriate funds for War veterans’ gravestones in all cemeteries of the State. Mr. Kennedy would like to have the contract for the entire State.
‘600D TURN DAY’ SET FOR MAY 13
5000 Are Expected to Aid Good Will Industries In City Drive.
The annual Indianapolis Goodwill Industries “Good Turn Day’ on which the agency will conduct
its city-wide drive for all kinds of discarded articles, has been set for May 15 Five thousand Boy Scouts, Camp Fire Girls and Girl Scouts will begin distribution of “Good Turn bags to residences throughout the city tomorrow. On “Good Turn Day” itself, a fleet of 125 trucks will collect the articles from housewives. The Rev. Howard G. Lytle, Goodwill Industries executive secretary, said today that 20,000 “Good Turn” bags were filled last year and that the goal has been set for 30,000 this spring. As the Scouts and Camp Fire Girls leave the bags at the homes, they give the housewives a folder explaining the purpose and work of Goodwill Industries. . Many housewives find the bags very helpful for articles they wish to discard
Lytle said. He said that persons wishing to give discarded clothing, household goods or furniture to the. industries before May 15 should telephone DR exel 2725. Fifty men and women, all elderly or socially or physically handicapped, are employed at Goodwill Industries. When discarded goods are given to the agency, these men and women repair the shoes, clean and mend the garments, repair and paint the furniture. When the articles’ are sold, the proceeds go to pay the wages of the handicapped persons. Last year a total of $22,000 was earned in wages by the 50 regularly employed and by several hundred others given part-time work.
FRANGK SYMPHONY T0 BE DISTRIBUTED
A symphony by an “humble organist who translated his dreams into melody” is to be the 10th of the series of symnhonic masterpieces to be distributed through the state-wide Music Avpreciation Campaien. It is Cesar Franck’s Symphony in
D Minor.
It has been recorded on six dou-
| ble-faced 12-inch records. The first
three will be available tomorrow at Music Appreciation headnuarters, 245 N. Pennsvlvania St. The second three .will be released April 27. Each set will eost $1.59 and 10 cents of the cost will go to the Indiananolis Svmvhonyv Orchestra. Interest in the vroeram this week is centered on Brahms’ Symphony No. 2 in D Major, the current release, but office attaches said that scores of sets of Debussy, Beethoven, Schubert, Mozart, Wagner and the other composers are being called for by persons who have waited almost to the end of the
Ave., put on his thinking cap and |
at housecleaning time, the Rev. Mr.
Model Airplanes—
FANS HERE ASK CHARTER FROM . NATIONAL A, A,
Several to Attend Meet at Dayton Sunday; Local Affair Set May 26.
By HARRY MORRISON ; Indianapolis went on the official = °
model airplane map today as the
Indiana Gas Model Association announced it had the 20 members necessary to apply for a charter
from the National Aeronautical As- - sociation. The local association voted - Wednesday to apply for a charter.
‘About 50 persons attended the
meeting at Cropsey Auditorium and all said they intended to join.
The association’s membership will = be in the model division, called the ' “Academy of Model Aeronautics.”
The N. A. A. is divided into two sections: The Academy and the division that rules the affairs of regula-tion-sized airplanes.
Acts As Clearing House The N. A. A. acts as a clearing
|house for aeronautical information.
Indiana Gas Model Association
members believe the membership will help arouse interest in, model work here and open new fields for association members. .. Each member of the local associa~tion will pay one dollar for membership. y The association, meanwhile, an- - nounced its first meet of the season. - It will be held May 26 in all three classes. A site has not been chosen. -A big meet will be held at Municipal Airport later in the summer.
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About 25 association members were at Stout Field last Sunday getting their ships ready for a meet to be held next Sunday at Dayton, O., under the auspices of the Ohio Gas Modelers and the Dayton News. Indianapolis enthusiasts who expect to attend are Frank Vollrath, William Keogh, Victor Rrown, Thomas Stevens and Jack and Robert Castetter. They will compete in Classes B and C. Willi Kandler’s gull-type ship showed up well again in practice Sunday. The gull-type is a ship whose wings go up and out as the wings of a bird in flight. flies and lands beautifuily.
Has 9-Foot Wing Spread
“Tt has about a nine-foot wing spread. Mr. Kandler had one un- . usual experience with it. He held onto the wing tip too long in one of the take-offs and, in the words of one of the watchers, he “did a fan-dance with it.”
James Bennett- is another who I" °
had good luck with his ship, a Class B Ensign Model. In one trial, w' 1 °
the motor running 16 seconds before - ° it was shut off, he did 3 minutes ° °
45 seconds. The record for this type
ship (which is made by an av:rage = - of three flights) is 1 minute 54 sec-
onds. ” 2 » Not exactly in the model airplane line, but of interest to model air- . plane builders, is ha new activity in model automobile racing. Many of those at-the association meeting last night are building and will be
racing these tiny cars. Top weight
is about six pounds. : In a test run last Saturday at the .. Indiana ballroom, Harcld Stoker's .
racer hit 60 mile an hour. The .. _ models, attached to a heavy rope, . i
cover a twenty-fifth of a mile lap. His racer did the lap in 2.4 seconds.
The model auto boys are con- Ae
structing a stationary track to ac-
commodate four cars at one time, ° racing against one another. At the -
present, cars are’ racing separately, against time.
NEWLYWEDS’ ORIGINAL SAN FRANCISCO, April 19 (U. P.) —When Barbara Burrell and Milton Stitt slipped across the border of Mexico and were married, they took a new way of announcing the glad tidings. Photostatic ° copies were made of the marriage certificate and mailed to all their friends.
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