Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 June 1940 — Page 12

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ST NOISELESS § JULY 4TH NEAR

City to’ Celebrate Under

i f Knti-Fireworks Law; New:

realit, et of in the City and State will be

PRA VN LVR ALIA Fern

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Slogan Is Safety.

For the first time since anyone

"can remember, Indianapolis is on

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its way to a comparatively noise- - less Fourth of July. It is the law. All but forgotten, the 1939 Anti-

i Fireworks Law is in effect. It pro-

hibits the sale and use of fireworks # without a permit from the State Fire Marshal's Office and the post5 ing of a public liability bond. lice Chief Michael F. Morrissey : today urged all Indignapolis citi- * zens [to co-operate maintaining

3 a “safe and sane” Fourth and at

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the same time warned that violation of the State law would be pun-

® ishable by fine or imprisonnient., ». & fine or 90 days in jail, or both.

Violators will be subject to a $100

Aptlies to Old Firew orks Chief Morrissey said the law applies to fireworks people may have left over from last year, as well as buying or selling them this year. The slogan of safety first on the Fourth is .expected to. become a i Virtually every firecracker

in some supervised display, according to the office of Fire Marshal]: Clem Smith. So far, the Fire Marshal's. Office

# has "received 150 applications for

permits. - Thousands more are ex- ' pected, most of them at the last minute. The pro ure followed in .granting permits requiresthe local Fire Chief | or “County Sheriff in rural

: counties to sign the permit after

the Fire Marshal's Office has issued it and to approve the bond. The hond will be at $500 and up,

% depending on the type and size of

display. | Many Hazards Listed But| other dangers. lurk in -the selebration of the glorious Fourth. Automobile -accidenis, -swimming accidents, picnic accidents and the Ji effects incident to over exposure to the sun help build up the July 4 holiday toll. City and County officials are

planning courses of action to mini-’

ize Indspencence Day casualties. The National Safety Council and Safety Organizations have united in a plea to “take it easy” on the * Fourth.

PREDICTS RISE OF LAND ARISTOCRACY

By Science Service . SEATTLE, June 21.—The rise once more in this country of a true aristocracy of the land was predftt-

Mrs. Ora Leigh Shepherd . . . to end 10 years of service,

The United Christian Missionary Society today announced the resignation of Mrs. Ora Leigh Shepherd as executive secretary of its department of missionary organizations. In presentfhg her resignatiqn, effectivé June 30, Mrs. Shepherd referred to her 14 years with the society as a “rich experience.” Dr. Robert: M. Hopkins, Society president, expressed deep regret at her leaving. “She has been executive secretary since 1930.

ROAD PROGRAM AT $4,000,000

All Main Highways to Have Detours When New Work Starts.

Highway and bridge contracts awarded during May and those to be let this month will represent ex-

penditures of more than $4,000,000, the State Highway Commission reported today. Contracts were let last month for the paving of 242 miles in 51 counties and construction of 14 new bridges at a cost of $2,335,000. This week bids were received for nearly $2,000,000 worth of bridges and new roads. When construction work on the new contracts gets under way, there will be detours on nearly every main road in the state. The construction program for the entire year will represent expenditures of about $15,000,600. The Highway Commission issued

‘lan appeal to farmers and land

owners to co-operate in keeping road intersections clear of underbrush for better visibility. The Commission asked farmers to~help pre-

: STORE OPEN SATURDAY TILL 9P. M,

“Griffin” White Shoe Polish

Broken Stick

Peppermint Candy Régular 1%¢ € For buck, calf value. Special i or canvas shoes. Saturday. Lb. | Regular 10c val.

‘SPECIAL PURCHASE! “White Angel” . “Clever Maid” and Other Famous

Actual $1.00 and $1.39 Values

® Broadcloths ® Indian Head Linenes—Poplins Button fronts —zipper fronts — wrap-arounds— tucked front—set in belts ‘ and . regulation styles. Colors—white, green, " blue, gray, rose, wine and violet. = Sizes 32 to 50. -

Plain and em‘bossed design. Reg. 5c - Yaise,

50x50 Plaid Lunch Cloths

Guaranteed fast colors. C Red, green,

blug, gold.

Pottery Rejects China Cups

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Safety Matohes | Pilow Tubing

Saturday Only.

12 for Be

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BANKRUPT STOCK SALE!

clog From Russell S. Martin — Trustee in Bankruptcy

ENTIRE STOCK OF PLLEIL A. Byrne

ICA INDIANA

THT) 00 WORTH OF HIGH. GRADE MERCHANDISE ON SALE ON THE

AT Ea » SAVINGS | (1) 0) 3 1 DOLLAR

90% OF THIS STOCK 1940 PURCHASES

NIV a0 30

and MORE

36 and 40 In,

: 20-yard hs. c ruc to hes

Catalin Handle Tableware

36-In. Summer Dress Fabrics Be

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THY TE WASHINCTON

N Fashions That " Have Everything but a High Price

Ticket

: Actiial 88c¢ to 1.69

Values Pe : : ® Large Brims

) ® Rough Straws ® Smooth Straws - ® Lacy Straws : ® Even Felts Ww hit’e, naturals, navy,

“black, pastels and combin- + ations. ALL, HEADSIZES.

Piel Qualicy FulltPashioned You Save 17¢ Each or These Fine

CHIFFON HOSE

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ng hose in full length and high-high styles. Broken

& ed here today by Prof. Lawrence & C. Wheeting, Washington State 5 College research professor of soils, 3 « speaking before the American As- % sociation for the Advancement of is = Se jence. Social and scientific re- : adjustments now underway will % bring this about, in Prof. Wheet2 ing’s opinion. 2 “Land is the one natural resource that is capable of a continuous « production of new wealth, year < after year,” Prof. Wheeting said. « “Other natural resources such. as z coal and iron, when once used are * gone permanently, but the contin- » uous production of crops on the = same piece of land, when properly %. managed, yields a continuous flow : of wealth that has never been in - existence before.” “t=

vent accidents by cutting weeds and keeping tall-growing vegetation from obstructing vision of ‘motorists approaching intersections.

SEE IT!

In keeping with Capitol Poultry’s poh of always offering the poultry buyer the best service and poultry obtainable we have just installed the first electric poultry picking machine to be had by any Indianapolis retail poultry establishment. It picks your poultry perfectly—in a jiffy—in a sanitary manner. No EXTRA CHARGE. You are invited to see it.

SATURDAY SPECIAL

Fryers 929 is 25¢ mn

Expect to Find: Many Nationally Advertised INL BRR Brands of Merchandise LEE 133 1 Included in This Stock!

® LACE al JA Lingerie—'‘Berkshire” Hosiery ® SPRING COATS : iii] Sok ne Ck : ese and- many other nationally known brands of 8 1113 COATS merchandise are included in this great BANK ba iH] ER

RUPT STOCK SALE. by fh

® SKIRTS ® PLAY TOGS ® PURSES bad [3844 bf URAL Y ® LINGERIE ® CORSETS Al HET Re 1.1

Regular 39¢ value. Bra and Brief combination sets . . . Vests . . . Panties and stepirreg- ins. XXX Size panties inSoe ? cluded.

lars included. An Opportunity to Buy for VE

Later at Real Cold Cash Savings. Buy on Our Layaway Plan and Save! One of Tipton’s Better Shops . . . catering to smart shoppers, with coats formerly priced up to 879.50, and dresses priced up to $15.75 and other high quality apparel and accessories for women and children . . . bought under the

auctioneer’s hammer at & fraction of its original value and priced to save you rnoney.

BE HERE WHEN THE DOORS. OPEN ‘FOR FIRST AND BEST CHOICE!

(2 to 4 Ibs.)

CAPITOL POULTRY CoO.

1018 S. Meridian RI-4777

_ Women’ s and Misses’ All-Wool

SWIM SUITS

59% SHADOW-PROOF PANEL Nainsook SLIPS

39:

Built - up shoulder style with hemstitched and lace trimmed neck. Deep hem. White and tearose. Sizes 36 to 52. :

Many samples. of $2 and $3 suits included in the group. Beautiful styles and colors. Others at $1.69. Not exactly as pictured.

SAFER RAISE rev

“‘Bear Brand” 25¢ Anklets & Slacks

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Mothers! You'll Like the Quality and Styling of These

Boys’ Sanforized Shrunk Men’s Broadcloth PY DRESS SHIRTS Ensemble SUITS | DRESSES

8 a | ® Dimities ® Voiles yn C RIA [x Dozens of cute styles for tots to - <RE e girls’ 1 > ‘teeners (1 yr. to 14), all colorfast I Yes

en’s styles: and ths awies and washable.

New Summer Pattern

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Full cut, well made and in patterns that men like. All sizes 14 to 17.

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Woven Materials! Blue—Green—Tan! Sizes 8 to 18!

Pants are full slack style with pleated front and self-matching belt. Inner, outer shirt with saddle stitching . . . short sleeves and layback collar.

Boys' Tee Shirts.

Blue, white and yellow. Balbriggan knit, crew neck. All sizes.

Boys’ RUGHY SUITS Boys' SAILOR SUITS

20°

Save in This Special Selling of Boys’ Wash Shorts #7:33 “Kiddie-Alls § 8 1 Polo Shirts mv 2 =

Here's Proof of Leader’s Value Leadership!

Men's Reg. $1.98 SLACK ENSEMBLES

® Hopsacking ® Linenes

Colors of Natural, Green, Light and Dark Tan

| Pants, bélt and shirt to match. Pants are full‘ slack style with pleated front and self belt in sizes 29 to 42. Shirts with 2 breast pockets in small, medium and large sizes.

Senferized WASH SLACKS

Imperfects of $1.49 and $1.98 Grade

Many woven fabrics. Plain colors — Plaids, stripes, Cc checks and ’

Herringbones.

~ COOL AND COMFORTABLE

Summer SHOES

Pumps, Wedgies, Straps, Ties Backless, Toeless Oxfords

Kids, Calfs, Patents, “Whites, Tans, Navy Combinations

High styled shoes . . all made to sell for much more. Some : factory yo jects included. See . let us fit you to _— eral pairs tomorrow.

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Rugby suits. with double breasted and sport back coat ‘and longies. Sailor suit in regulation style. Sizas 3 to 10.

Lower Heel Wedges Also Included in This Group

Here's the low down on high style . . . for morning, noon or night. No one should be without at least one pair! All sizes.

Children’s Summer

SANDALS,

$3 Sport OXFORDS |

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Specials

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Wing Tips—Saddles— Sports Whites—Browns ~ Combinations. : Sma ; t, comfortable

. We Also Have a Complete Assortment of

ALY SHOES and SANDALS

“Purses to Match”

. Men's 35¢ = Sanforized

SHORTS

17°

Fine quality fast color broadcloths,

Regular $1.00 . Inner-Outer

Sport Shirts | Swim Trunks

> e “ge | ‘49° : J All-wool with built-in ° support. Solid y colors in navy and black with belts, All sizes,

Gian: vali et

Men's All-Wool

Values Today and Every Day

. 45 East Washington St

i orion EFRON

"4 FOR $1.00 'Kiddie-Alls Polo Shirts

full cut. Sizes 30 Sanforized woven Button, te & Skew to 44. Also Durene materials, Overall o AY WL oll

ids oa “sizes 34 | k, belted 1 style with bib and fast a Bick, bated HOE aaiastn) Fa x

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: Wash Shorts

Cool novelty weaves in choice of many colors] saddle stitched collars, sleeves: and

ckets, all, medum and large’ size