Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1940 — Page 14

PAGE 1 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES: __ FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, 1940" ‘BOMBPR Bo | SITIES \" HEAVY WEIGHT 25¢ to 50c WOMEN'S SNUGGIE|[ CHILD'S RAYON || MILL RUN W il 1Se.BOY KING GLOVES, DOZ. MEN'S TIES NION SUIT P . BLANKETS HO = us ble thumb, $ % Assorted solid col- li Hol Hog S First TANTS Single and- double ro 59¢, 69¢ DRESSES heavy fuzzy Pim 1, gis and Janey par ] 0c cotton. Medium 25¢ arade. Sizes 2 to 6. he bed size. Unfin- 29

: terns. and large sizes . ; New prints and styles. and back.’ Special— ished ends, Plaids. Fast colors and ideal Cc . » for school wear. Sizes ! a } ® 7 to 16; also 1 to 62

in the lot. only. range.

Rt Ging he IH crs WASHINGTON Williams Declares Navy Is Giving N Nation More Big Vessels jl | S!RL-S FELT HATS | #

When People Cry Out for Air Power; Asks if Yieh fll colors. Cute 3Q¢< Designs Have Been Tested. Hes By MAJ. AL WILLIAMS Girls’ Heavy Fleece Times Aviation Editor . The news from Washington these days concerning our Winter Coats rearmament prograni, particularly the naval end of it, is i I a 3

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billions have been expended since World War I, reported to, 14 bonnet the American people (voluntarily af that) that its warships were not able to withstand air attack. When the re-| BOYS’ SWEATERS

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t ¢ tao iy full gipper front.” Solid hat the Navy S warships | colors and two tones.

‘were not fit for any kind of . ST, NOT WAR Sizes 24 to 36. aerial combat that might be’ .

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- waged for control of the sea, the people were shocked. Edi. | HURTS BRITISH: Dark. paiterns, wool nized, 2 E ; some have zipper sport

son hinted at that time that Jacket. Sizes 4 to 16, but the only way to refit the ROE Atv pqun styie. ‘Navy was to rebuild it from Women Gravely Worried " Boys’ Regular $1.69 Value

the boftom u | | v be SE Rising Food | Corduroy Longies

Now arise the questions:

$4 the hy Naty be? What kind of Prices. Grav and brown : $15,000 RETAIL STOCKS OF THESE > S partridge. Full ' withstand air attack? Will these By PAUL MANNING - | slack. ‘model 5 29 TWO STORES BOUGHT AT 50¢ AND new ships have ~ | Times Special Writer ! With 3 separate THE DOLLAR SALE

belled or streams= S LONDON; Sept. 20—Representa- waist - band.

. lined = decksz-no FT LEN tives of five million working British Sizes Gn 18. PRICED TO SAVE YOU MONEY!

longer decks in : ; yy ol the old sense of | women. meeting recently in a Na The Leader Store bought these two stocks, consisting of Nationally Advertised and quality merchandise at a

he word, but J oo a i tional Copisrence = Latne, oe SCHOOL SHIRTS fraction of today’s cost. To round out assortments and size ranges we’ve added thousands of dollars worth of Oif-Face We know you'll ap= I 3 of | ended Government, meant iRY Zo cor woven me new Fall and Winter goods from our own stocks—all at drastic reductions to make this a Great Money Saving Siigtons Dregiate itis value plating curve which would put a stop to a rising st. co 9 I Cc Sadlors at ‘our low sale - terials, Full cut and Event. : = Turhang price. Every new

upward to shunt st of living which has jumped 32 lv tailor ; i \ cost of living which has jump nearly tailored. pur BE SURE TO BE HERE WHEN THE DOORS OPEN AT 9 LE

air bombs into SI I tater A e th water? We N per cent since war starteaq. i patterns. Sizes to Flemish ’ os a | Pompadours * 2112 to 24.

know that all TRY - They declared that although war-

the old ‘‘ginger= «cr time industry has put more men to bread” super work, essential foods are beyond 3 structure will be ; Sits. reach of the worker. It is the poor { Maj. Williams who suffer. they said. when eggs ! : -~— °

eliminated. That

_ stuff, such as admiral's bridges and and other commodities are not suf RAYON UNDI os other relics of bygone days must ficient te go around. » ,o Spl ; be removed. That there is a knot in the dis- Hundreds of Yards 49c to 79c Extra heavy cloth, « TWEEDS ° TY BACKS : . tribution of foods the Ministry of ; YD. lace and medallion Cc : Current Ones Must Be Changed Food will admit, but smoothing the A trim panties. Irregs. ® MIXTURES ° FLEECES

The current warships with their whole situation out is another mat-| of 19c to 25¢ values. oe : p ter. because more than the price ® Plain Silk ol : You'll like the free easy fit of these coats,

'Tets small-g emplace- | | < , ‘ . : . turreis A I a pp oq Of food has jumped—the whole gen- ® Printed French Crepes > 49c to 59c SLIPS you'll like the quality of the fabrics and their ments must be radically redesigned. o.ay cost of living has soared. o Spun Ravons oA Rayon © taffetas 'in 35¢ fine sty ling and best of all you 1 like the I ow

; ‘ME .How Food Prices Jumped f ‘ha fi sleeping sickness toward the menace | 4 p | ® Rayon Charmeuse cut, tailored - and Clothes, for example, cost 39 per ® Celanese Taffeta / trimmed. Sizes 32-44. of air attack to the laying down of : i Swa er cent more than when war started, ® Wool Effects . gger,

os "erough fo 89 Hi De and fuel, heat and light is 16 per Full bolts and 3 to 10-yard pieces. : New Fall j . Tuxedo, : perimenting. cent costlier. As for food, rib beef Florals — Geometrics — Stripes — HANDBAGS . Boxy, CASUAL COATS What will the new Pombo! is now up 44 per cent; fresh eggs’ B Plaids. Belted " : 4 ihe Boucles with fur trims and fur fabric

warships be like? And if anyone 4... increased by 36 per cent; 69c and $1.00 Values Fitted : really thinks he knows what they Simulated ~~ alli- Itted, chubby boleros, Persian Kurls and fur

will be like, upon what experimental bacon 29 per cent: fish 39 per cent: 'B Reg. 10¢ and 15¢ DRESS FABRICS, plain and yA c Eon pin ro Khe Wraparound like fabrics

From the time of the great naval four-gore and bias price

and test work has such an opinion granulated sugar 66 per cent: cheese New shapes. and New shapes fad Styles

Boeri founded? What. asurance have 28 per cent: thin flank beef 22 per . printed percales, ginghams, shirtings—yard. .. New

we that the new design will be cent. And although flour is not up,’ eo - Se Eg N—— priced adequate against air bombardment? bread has increased 5 per cent. But- a9c¢ to $1.49 WOOLENS, VELVETS and

About 107 Navy warships have ter. recently reduced by rationing CORDUROYS, 36 to 51 inches wide ior ge Size been built since 1930. Of these from six ounces a person a week ; Women's $1 and $2 Junior, Reg. Large Size 2 Ince { Ye 9 “ | A : - — Mo ae about| 40 were defective in design fo four cipces is Wb 31 per Eel | CLOTH OF GOLD MUSLIN. Soft finish, No. MUNSING. UNIONS R AYON of structure. Mi. Edison said. after | ° con ey which muse] 60, bleached; 500 yards to sell—yard gna Ser Laon to Hawaii. that the Navy's day-to-day commodity which must ’ y 2 J Sell—) Brands, Save on these his trip be administered properly to the famous Union slits, sev- Cc > i fuel tanks were sticking up in the ul ar Tats ot way | eral styles including DRESSES air like sore thumbs—perfect tar- people by any nation at war. be- 81-Inch Unbleached SHEE nipper models. Broken y - nm gets for a sea or air enemy. cause: a well-fed nation may well woven, Specialf yard Pes g

rove the difference between defeat *12 ; : PO en OUTING GOWNS

Knox Tells Same Story land victory. Te hE ; . : 5 50x50 Rayon LUNCH CLOTHS in Regular 89c values. 7 Woven Plaids

row y retary X i ing? i “1 i Now We find the new Hccremry) Community Feeding | assorted, colorful plaid patterns. ..... ie Plain and fancy. C Spun Rayons of the Navy. Mr. Knox, away from qpe s6lution which the women at Bias cut, extra full 4 i

his Washington desk for about yo National Conference of Labor | STEVEN'S ALL LINEN TOWELING— | 1c length. £54 three weeks. He, if vou please. also gypoested was that the Government |f§ : 2g ido . . fa . 1 —— ; W By! y Ee Tonout the Navy| fuel tanks |. Je a Se eT 17 inches wide—colored borders yard. ais 2 Wom’s $1 PAJAMAS R | Rayon Crepes xtend the ration centrol to rigid Balbriggan and tuck- ; i Ext

Juniors—Regulars—Large. Sizes

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Woven Checks

: pho A large selection for choice Misses’ Plaid 2-Pc.

styles for dress, business or iE Be | CARDIGAN SETS

classroom wear, in youthful : or ‘ i . 13 , - TE Wl 75%, Wool plaids in. two-piece sets small sizes or stylish larger : lini for sports wear. ‘A regular $1.95 0.

e air at Hawaii. sticking up in th price fixing of all essential foods.

With the boss gallivanting around +8 I or te BW stitch styles. Snu the world. the Navy will have a This the Ministry of Food may 1,250 Pairs Fall CANNON TOWELS : y : g

fitting and . warm.

holiday getting its untried pet ideas some day do. But for the present | ’ fa _ translated into contracts for war- they favor community feeding. | CURTAINS Mi Fo | by

ships that should be ready in about | Currently at Liverpool volunteers | 49c to 69c Val- : six vears. are planning ‘the first Government- | ues. Priscilla What has all this discussion about sponsored food kitchen. Opened | uflled cottage (od - the Navy got to do with aviation? purely as an experiment, it will he THE tou g ; The answer is painfully simple. The the proving ground for all ideas |} B sets, tailored Terry. hemmed ends. Double thread. White and colored

Battle of Britain is right over Bri- which have been collected since the | curtains -.... 3 for $1.00 ul hag tain, carried there by a foreign air war started on how masses should &

WASH FROCKS power, while the British Navy is [be fed.

Fast Solor Sots c g a LR on prints. Soile @® d ssed f hd ; itil ge 35 od a Oo . oS di 73 m 1 en ‘sizes. i’ , THE 1p § i I e | : utterly helpless to drive it away. | New director of the feeding, rw

THE Bee tm [ana ve. Cannee (§ J} CHINTZ AND GRETONNES SAFETY MATCHES BETTER FORMALS Over 3000 Pairs Better Quality

pred; 19 them against all possis But the brains behind the ‘whole ex- || 2 0 Jarvan) lL Sea le. b C Priced to sell in a hurry. bilities. | And they are getting war- periment, Ministry of Food em- ties Assorted pat- 5 Sat. Only oxes , Pastels and white in 9 ships. This is-the same death march nlovees tacitly admit. is Dr. John C. terns .. Y . ia%tey OM chiffons WwW EK 2 R played by the British admirals tor Drummond. former University of} ; 0 omen’ “Ss £

3. | London professor. ~A noted expel 15¢, 45¢ Simplicit, nd McCall the British peopl in 105459 in bio- ohemitry. Dr, Per] ‘ $1 98 SLIP COVERS PATTERNS 2k : PURE SILK HOSE : Fall Styles—Made to Sell for $1 59 and $1 98

re ri . ALA shag heen the Government's adviser §f if 8 Wing and club flatarm 1 Current styles for wom- 5 Mill mends. Sheer

Serve | 59c to $1.00 Value A 2 : 2 sizes (11 up to-52). RITE value. Sizes 14 to 2

ES COURSES FOR in dietetics, 1 and T-Cushion chair chiff lisle r Be hate early for URG Rad | styles. Florai cretonnes en and children. GH iLons, Jie re. ed ol Choice inforced toe and Black Kids : ; ! yours, this fine lot

POLICE AND FIREMEN CALIFORNIA IS 1ST IN and Jaspe cloths. ...... heel. Sale priced Brown Kids— of sor Wil go In

| : ent. 2 $1.00 END TABLES | inch Suener- 4 hurry. Dozens of SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept. n TRUCK CROP YIELD Rot hd iat 18x36 RAG RUGS "Special Group . Brown Suedes ny

(U. P.).—The Utah association © : . P11 a.id: patterns : pelievest side’ style with plas: { . : ¥ —All H ele l Js civil service commissioners i SACRAMENTO, Cal. Sept. 20 Ul tic ash tray. Walnut e fringed ends.- While & WOMEN S Heights All \W ; Sos SD ie 2 ; other gr : ’

that colleges and univ ersities in the].

state should offer training courses P.).—California led all states by a. finish. 74 last; at only . COATS Sizes. 8 40 Gon ree von to hor is RA | ; & i Tel 1 . + |» » 4 Oy £ A . for policemen and firemen. [wide margin in commercial truck : Factory seconds "future needs, too,

Their basis for this conclusion is, crop production in 1939, harvesting Reg. 5c and 1c Share the Savings on Early Fall and and cancella- for values such as § . these can not be

that such public servants receive '$87.905.000 worth of vegetables from 1d-S y : : > : larger salaries than teachers. 564.960 acres. Ai to the Fed- HOME NEEDS DISHES Mig-Season Styles tions included. euplicated. And teachers, they point out, cer- eral-state crop reporting service. | Dish Cloths : a = tainly get plenty of attention from, —mppe™ ya1ye of california crops Wash Cloths Ie 10 Re : ; : the state institutions of higher was neatly three times that of sec- Bahy Ribs : f ob . 5 BRAND Hi E w FA L L K ov E LT ; E S education. jos Yh Florida which harvested Huck Towel Ends C Saucers, dessert plates. pie Dark “shades, mostly black ; on a $33.334,000 worth of vegetables from ace and Felt. lates, bread plates, so and navy, Medit rei PUMPS SQ J TONIC KICKS BACK 173.700 0 Rankings of other Dailies—Napkiny Do dinner PT hii Broken is 12 TS A : STRAPS ak ents i 4 SHREVEPORT, La. Sept. 20 (U| states of the basis of value were A i = SANDALS Pichi Tun -Brow and col-

New York. third: New Jersey; : | ' X S P.) —A Negro was arrested here on evi i 4 OXFORDS . S : charges of practicing medicine fourth. and Texas, fifth. B® ArcH sHOEs ors. All heel styles—Sizes 3 to 9.

without a license and of cruelty to | On hy basis of acreage, the first. <r animals, He took’ an ear he had cut five commereial truck crop producs 0) 4 9 Ae XS 0) & 1 E A from a!bhlack cat. mixed’ it into a ing crops. in order. were California, 1 v . - tonic and prescribed it for a. sick | Texas, Florida, New York and Nev : : BOYS SCHOOL Childre - to Size § friend. ies JOY a “Just 12 All-Wool en’s 35¢ to 75¢ SOX Arrow, Wilson OXFORDS Straps, Oxfords a1 YEARS 21 YEARS | : Joie Sim, ; oF SQUARE Ra TOPCOATS “INTERWOVEN” Van Huesen $1.50-81.98 High Shoes DEALING BUY AT RITE * LOCATION | Hurry for one of i 0 “REAL SILK” $2 SHIRTS i Values Factory Rejects, $1, $1:25 Values

I | : these! Brown and Blacyis—Tan's X << —WITH— | : : a y 5 WILSON BROS.” mene” ee ad | pattern 2ssort.- a olatents, = ow $ ette . : . wy > \ C 0 4 Fl 0 i Cc E , Wale? seb ful 22 & Ir Te Q0Qc LL cl Bows Heavy Sole han styles. ; » Sale priced at : Sizes 14 to iT. ) Pr. : plack fala y ory CLOD HOPPERS | l “BIG YANK” SHIRTS | fil putty, ana sunsand, ft BR A Cc Sizes 81/210 2 «++ 196 | ott. priate leatn- | ards a | Ss > 2 S 50 DOWN— 50 : A WEEK 4 { Blue chanibray and 'ns and colors. All sizes. 79c to $1 SHIRTS R Girls’ While er uppers, plus 7s; 50 v | : res F

at onl y bl : ! metal toe and heel i coverts. Some with Cc Fancy patterns in ali- : C1 plates. Sizes zipper front. Broken bvé7s, checked. stripes Cc + Gym Shoes 106. Sizes. Reg. $1.49 to $2.50 , and whites. Fused col- Jf : : :

SMART SPORT AND ‘Oshkosh’ OVERALLS MEN'S SWEATERS Fe es ipea 1. Men! Look at the Value Offered in This Sale of

4 ’ } n i r FUR-TRIMMED COATS AND JACKETS pati. snd doom, $1 to $1.65 PAJAMAS Suspender back, high yrolA + ravon Ha 9 1 Braadcloths, rayons and 0 p E back and 4-button | 29 Fe and slipovers. All anne ang” mide 50 ) :

Headline news! Tweeds. lICasuals. $ 95 stvles. | Broken sizes. colors | and sizes (36 10 sivle Sized “1 46), the lot ; Furred Coats . . . all shunning! Sanforized. 0 e lot. Brown Soles

Really exceptional values! \ DRESS PANTS Antique and

Up to $29.50 FE OT os Men's Fall-Winter TT 5 5 Anu $15.95 and $19.95 All better qualities, mnte) ; = A

| : ’ pleated and conservative ve § SPECIAL! its |... 5295. QIJJ| MEN'S SUITS J mil Sbocen sie a UNION SUITS

vear - Choice All better quiall- NG. Pe | , : a ; ‘round weights 8 ties including ] ; : 3. Smart; comfortable new Fall dress ; many sample yes Bs ld shoes and dependable work shoes EE A AE, SPECIAL PANTS suits, Short tend C ? ia 0) one eres price be SL

Comple te ‘ok i suits. ; . ; : : os a 5 SQUARE { sto » = » Bros € bit Work and dress long sleeve styles. © Regulars or. 5 ’ | Ladies’ ab CHV hig and $12 styles. Just T0 pairs € 1 ail sizes 36 to 46. . - DEAL shoes. hats a in the lot. Broken dh : ' hosiery and. | S sizes. = Clothiers Hogerio. it n DEL WARE wg

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