Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1941 — Page 20

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300 EXPECTED AT CATHEDRAL

Asphalt on Schoolyard and Painting Included in improvements.

More than 500 pupils are expected to be enrolled in Cathedral High School this year. Registration of new students and the class assignment of those already enrolled will be held from 9 a.m. to noon, Aug. 25-28 and from % to 9 p.m. Aug. 28-30. Among the improvements pupils will find at the high school this year are the covering of the school

OPENING PERFORMANCE

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yard with asphalt and the painting of the auditorium. school offices and class rooms. Four new classes have been added, including a beginners’ class in the German language which will be taught for the first time since the school was established. A secondyear course in speech, required of all sophomores. as well as advanced art and advanced mechanical drawing in the junior and senior years, have been added.

Faculty Members

Returning faculty members for the opening of school Sept. 3 are the Rev. Fr. Thomas Finneran, superintendent, who will teach religion and speech; Brother Marcian, principal; Brother Stephen, vice principal, who will teach Latin: Brpther Bertin, commercial; Brother Bruno. science and mathematics; Brother Cassian, social studies; Brother Christian, mathematics; Brother Donald. English; Brother Fidelis, science and mathematics; Brother Francis, English and music; Brother Gordian, library and English Brother Hilary, commercial; Brother Hugh, industrial arts; Brother Mel, mathematics; Brother Damian, biology: the Rev. Fr. Kilfoil, religion and speech; Brother Paul, Latin and German; Brother Rudolph, commercial. and Brother Virgil, religion and Latin.

New Members

Faculty changes include Brother | Gerard, now principal of South | Bend Central Catholic High School; Brothers Dunstan and Lawrence, studying at Notre Dame; Brother Romanus, teaching at Vincentian

Mrs. Pearl Benham

9 STATE GROUPS T0 GATHER HERE

Junior Order of American Mechanics, Auxiliary Meet Next Week.

The joint state convention of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics and the Daughters of] America will open at the Lincoln Hotel Aug. 20 for three days. It will be the 50th annual session of the Junior Order of Mechanics and the 46th annual convention of the Daughters of America, the aux-

iliary group. Mrs. Pearl Benham, 3505 N. Illinois, general chairman of the aux-

iliary program, will be assisted by Mrs. Georgia Petty and Mrs. Ada Spicklemire, both of Indianapolis. Mrs. Benham will have charge of the joint banquet of the two organizations in the Lincoln Hotel | Thursday evening, Aug. 21. Principal speaker at the’ Junior Order's opening session will be Robert Loring, of State Securities Department. Lieut. Gov. Charles M.| Dawson will give the address of welcome at the auxiliary’s opening session.

Institute, Albany, N. Y.; Brother Sigismund, teaching at Coyle High | School, Taunton, Mass., and Brother | Hilario, assigned to 23 oer | Wis. New teachers at Cathedral are] Brother Etienne. English and art, formerly at the Gibault Home for Boys and enrolled in the advanced course at Notre Dame the past year; Brother Eustace, English, religion and music, formerly at Watertown. Wis.; Brother Rudolph, commercial. formerly on the faculty of Holy Trinity ‘High School, Chicago, and Brother John Berchmans, history and sociology. at Coyle High School the past six years.

CCC ENROLLEES GET HARVEST FURLOUGH

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13 (U. P). —Civilian Conservation Corps Director James J. McEntee today authorized the furloughing of CCC enrollees to enable them to accept temporary jobs helping farmers and orchard operators in harvesting crops in states where labor shortages exist or are threatened. Mr. McEntee said the enrollees would be given temoprary leave without pay while they work as harvest hands. As the conclusion of their work, they will retirn to their camps. he explained. He emphasized that the harvesting work is “voluntary” on the part ofthe enrollees and assued the War Department that there would be “no exploitation” or attempt to use them to lower wage standards.

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Election and installation of officers will be held the final da day.

MME. WALKER CO. ENDS 40TH YEAR

The Mme. C. J. Walker Manu-| facturing Co. will celebrate its 40th | anniversary and its 30th year in| Indianapolis in connection with the] company’s 14th annual convention | of beauticians Sunday. The session will last until] Wednesday. Dean William Pickens, | field secretary of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, will be the principal speaker at a reception Monday evening, when the convention proper gets under way. Dean Pick-

Treasury Department in connection with the Defense Savings Program. Governor Henry F. Schricker and Mayor Reginald Sullivan are ex-

vention at this time. The Mme, Walker Co, a manufacturer of hair and toilet preparations, began operations in Pittsand was moved by the founder, Mme. C. J. Walker, to Indianapolis in 1911. Present president of the concern, which is located at Indiana Ave. and West Sts, is Mae Walker Perry.

NEGRO PLACEMENTS | IN STATE INCREASE

Times Special

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.—Indiana exceeded the national average of 46.6 per cent in increased placements of Negro workers from January through May of this year as compared with 1940. The Indiana increase for the period was 51.9 per cent, according to a tabulation released by Federal Security Administrator Paul V. MecNutt. During the five-month period 5023 Negro workers were placed, this being 82 per cent of the total placements the McNutt report! shows.

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THURSDAY { K N\A

The Murmur of Spring Has Turned to the Rustle of Fall! BUT NOW ... WE OFFER AT LESS THAN HALF THE ORIGINAL PRICES ...

(106) SPRING COATS THAT ARE HEAVY ENOUGH FOR FALL WEAR

( 6) WERE $16.93, now . . . $6.98 (33) WERE $16.95, now . . . $7.98 (14) WERE $19.95, now . . . $8.98 ( 3) WERE $28.00, now . . $11.98 (50) WERE $29.95, now . . $11.98

In the face of advancing market prices, these are "buys"! Buy for this fall o 4 . Indiana's weather is often mild until Torte giving . . . and you're certain of weeks of wear next spring! Broken sizes of course, for women, misses and juniors.

MERCHANDISE MAN SAY: HONEST CONFESSION GOOD FOR THE STOCK SHEET

60 $2 and $3 DRESSES. Rayon sharkskins, rayon prints and spun rayons. We want the space these

hang in, but it hurts like the devil to see them go at just $1.00

15 $5.98 SLACK SUITS, the swellest bunch of sun-tan getters that we’ve ever sold at..... $2.98

STOCKROOM CINDERELLAS BECOME FOLLIES CUTIES! GET 'EM HOME BEFORE THE CLOCK TOLLS FIVE!

95 WOMEN'S SHEER and PERCALE DRESSES. Heap easy to sell earlier at $1.09 to $3 but mussee 39¢ now. They go at.....c.cc 0000

150 RAYON CREPES, SPUN RAYON and SHEER DRESSES. Two bucks, three bucks, tim-buck-tco,

now we takee one buck too it : SEL. be $1.00

60 WHITE SEERSUCKER DRESSES And you won't be a sucker to $i 00 get a $1.69 dress for just... ’

AN ACCESSORY MIX-UP! IF YOU FIND THE BUYER IN THE SCRAMBLE, WE WANT HIM BACK!

WOMEN'S NECKWEAR. And how we’re hung up with these 59¢ to $1 qualities. 140 pieces a little soiled and counter-tossed from Handling, 10¢ not necking ..

IMPORTED FIBRE BROOMS. Sad and true . . . everything goes before the broom, but now, how in the heck do we get rid of the brooms. Rec Originally $1.25 :

SERVING TRAYS. waiter with the water? The service was terrible at §1 , . , how about 59¢

RUMMAGE TABLE ACCESSORIES. You've rummaged in them at higher prices, how about fuine

FISHNET WRAPAROUNDS. Guaranteed to hold both your goldfish and your curls. Originally 2%. ........c0000.t0

WOMEN’S HAT -SHOE CASES. Earlier it might have cost you $7.98 to $10.98 to pack your pedal extremities neatly away. Now the upkeep is only............. - $0.98

WOMEN’S PULLMAN CASES, If you've had your vacation, pack up your troubles in these original $7.98

to $10.98 lities, Broken Bre ee ive $6.98

HEADWEAR. Fancy- headwork . . . but at $1 its footwork was slow 48¢ «++ Now we'll try...........

WOMEN'S SUMMER GLOVES. Broken sizes and colors. Were 69c to $1, but lots of budgets will give 29¢ these a big hand at just.

ALL WORK AND NO PLAY LEAVES US WITH THESE!

MISSES’ PLAY SUITS, SLACK SUITS. Broken sizes. You can have two and three times as much fun now that we've marked all our ‘$2

d $3 qualiti : Gown to oer eins ne 91400

WOMEN'S, MISSES’ BATHING SUITS. Broken sizes. $2.25 and $3.98 qualities, Should make a big splash at ... : $1.39

serene

TUMMY TUCKER-IN-ERS

24 $2 GIRDLES. Side hook and Talon closing. If you wear sizes 26, 27 don't get caught without your girdle 50¢ when the cost is only

60 $1 TWO-WAY STRETCH GIRDLES. All the stretch fs gone out of our prob), They are yours * 50c

120 $2 GIRDLES. Side hook and Talon closing. Sizes 26-34 waist in lot. Also some all-in-ones! Still _ mighty good squeese plays at $l

the price, ssssscssossviniee

Where's the

SITUATIONS FOR DOMESTICS WANTED

480 YDS. PRINTED PERCALES. We'll talk a little less “kale” to get rid of these faster; 36-inch, several patterns. Were 19¢, i2¢ NOW ccecsncsninncnnsecses yard 100 YDS. 19¢ NOVELTY SHEERS. No longer novelties with us. Not every

color, but you shouldr’t be 8c, CHOOSEY Bb .covvse secieiinss

COTTON and RAYON REMNANTS. 1 to 2%-yard lengths. Dive into this

pile early, you've plenty { of surprises ahead....... I/2-Price

240 MARTEX BATH TOWELS. You ‘can’t afford to dry off in front of the fan when seconds of 79¢ and $1.00

... 3b¢c, 39¢c , , 49c

are only... 50 CHENILLE BATH SETS. It’s your bathroom but we're Biking 68¢ the bath. Six colors. .

and

$3 RAYON and OIL SILK SHOWER and WINDOW CURTAINS. A little soiled now. You can bathe ’em after

you get ‘em home. $1.29

(15 pairs of each). 4 PRS. RAYON FAILLE DRAPES. Green but not with age . ., . they're - envious of the rest of the family that sold at $5.99 and $6.99. 50-inch by 24%- *yaed, reli) $i 98

Each

18 LACE PANELS. Quakers, but they needn't have been so quiet at $1, $1.19 and $1.49. 54, 72 and 81-inch 59¢ length, each ..........cc 0000. 300 YDS. CRETONNE, 36-inch. Sun and tub-fast kitchen, nautical and juvenile patterns that will look much smarter draped on your wastebaskets than in ours. Were 39c¢ i 5 and 49¢, now a mere...... ¢ Yd. 7 PRS. DRAPERIES. You'd be blue, too, if your price tag had been $ { marked down from $2.25 to Pr.

40 LACE CLOTHS. Irregulars $2 to $5 qualities. Not grand enough for

banquets, but try $i, $2, $3

them for snacks....,

WON'T YOU PUT YOURSELF IN OUR SHOES?

64 PRS. WOMEN'S CORDAY MUL-TI-COLOR SANDALS. Were $3.95, but we're ready to kick $l 29 u

them off at 173 PRS. NURSES’ WHITE 0XFORD. $2 qualities that will "$1. 29 be just as comfortable at..

50 PRS. PARIS FASHION SUMMER SHOES. qualities we hope will ot-foo it $1.29

of here at........... Seseses MISSES’

50 PRS. CHILDREN’S, SANDALS and OXFORDS. We hope to hear the roar of little feet after

these $1.29 to $3 qualiti at just ... Smittles 196

* soundly in these $9.95

WE'RE IN A ‘“‘SLIP'’-ERY SPOT

CAMISOLE TOP SLIPS. Pretty Is as pretty does, but we've lost faith in the prettiness of these rayon crepes, rayon satins. Were $1.25. White, tea rose. Sizes 89¢ S21040 .uv.cicsiivn snivananen

100 COTTON NAINSOOK SLIPS. Cottons we're selling far short of their regular prices. Built-up and strap shoulders. Broken sizes.

SWING GOWNS. Originally $1.25 scatter dot rayon crepes that should scatter now, if not, we'll try the $ i hut-sut song. 20c’%e00ceecenianen

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OH GIVE ME A HOME, .,.

1 UPHOLSTERED 3-in-1 WONDER CHAIR. A little soiled but we took that in consideration when we

marked it down from $34.95 to $24.98

3 METAL ARM LOUNGE CHAIRS. Brown or wine, slightly soiled, but if you're naturally lazy that won't make as much difference as the $14.95 price reduced to.. $8.98

1 TWIN SIZE PANEL BED. Walnut veneer, an orphan, originally $19.95 Certain to get a home $9.98

at stevceeceeconcee

12 FINE FLGOR LAMPS, with rayon lined silk shades, were $10.95, $12.95, but they'll shine just as brightly for .... $6.98

1 CHIPPENDALE STYLE SOFA. Blue striped cover; it looks so comfortable our customers couldn't resist resting in it. Now its slightly

filed and we'll settle for en less than $69.95.. or $49. 98

17 TABLE LAMPS. Rayon lined silk and parchment type shades, permanently tabled at $3.95 to $5.95 but they should get into motion at ....ocevcencvnees $2.98

9 $4.98 MIRRORS with gold effect frames, some frames chipped; if you've powdered your nose you'll

look just ood in ey i 32 od I en 30:88

7 MAPLE SMOKERS, four designs, were $6.95 and $7.95, if you don’t smoke, use ’em for chewing gum wrappers $3.98

41 $1.98 SOLID HICKORY UNFINISHED CHAIRS and ROCKERS, slat seat; hard nuts to crack $i 39 but $1.39 should turn trick »

1 SOLID MAHOGANY CARVED COCKTAIL TABLE. Was $18.95.

Think of the cocktails you can Tuy if you get it for.. 8 : 98

testes eem oor eee

1 LIMED OAK BUFFET, DINETTE

TABLE and FOUR CHAIRS. With modern lines, so we've streamlined

the $74.95 price $49.95

down to

4 SOLID PANEL METAL BEDS, Walnut finish, twin size, but you don’t have to be a twin to sleep

VRINES, NOW .,...ccoenc-eonts $5.98

11 SOLID MAPLEBOUDOIR CHAIRS. Linen finish cover. Were $6.95, but wouldn't you take off

your shoes in them for just . $4.69

1 3-in-1 WONDER CHAIR. Its frame is scratched, its cover is slightly soiled, but its marked down now from $26.95. We wonder . . . doesn’t that make a difference? cn. 816,98 11 $2.25 RAG RUGS. 4x6-foot, slightly soiled. We may be literally chewing the rag if you don’t take these at ...... $1.39

60 CHENILLE, BRAIDED and REMNANT RUGS. Were 89¢ to $6.95, but

we’ kiss em good- bye i/2-Price

for 180 YDS. DARK OAK RUG BORDER. 36-Inch. Maybe you'd like light oak better but that shouldn’t make a shade of difference if you 35¢ can get 49c qualities for.... Yd.

Weeping Her Heart Away.

were 10.95, 13.95

40) GIRLS,

19) GIRLS" PLAYSUITS, were

Little Miss Muffet Sat on a Tuffet

Along Came Her Mother With New Duds for Her And Miss Muffet Went Back to Play!

(Mama Muffet Knew Block’s Follies’ values when she saw’em) (6) GIRLS' SPRING WEIGHT SUITS, COATS,

41 GIRLS' SPRING WEIGHT SUITS, BOYS' SPRING WEIGHT COATS, were $3 ’ BOYS' SPRING WEIGHT COATS, were $5, 595......... 2.50 80) TOTS' SWIM SUITS, were 1.39. vv vivesarcrrannsrssen 58c 30) GIRLS' SWIM SUITS, were 1.19 10 $3...c0ceeseenaaees 19c 8) GIRLS’ BLOUSES, were. 1.19 ovine rassosercesevsnsven 29¢ 34) GIRLS’ PLAYSUITS, were $3 c.cecesvessscecsuresnsses 1.50 19). GIRLS’ PLAYSUITS, were $2 ..... cccepnssnssivisvasanss 8). GIRLS’ SLACK SUITS, were 3.98. cecesrceertsscosnvas 9) GIRLS’ SLACK SUITS, were $3...isaveerscssceresnsvs 12) GIRLS SLACK SUITS, were $2... cco 0usvtcescersscevses 14) GIRLS’ SLACK SUITS, were 2.50... cc.vccesseevescesse 1.50 36) GIRLS'.. TOTS' SHEER DRESSES, were $2.......cc0...0 1.00 TOTS' SHEER DRESSES, were [.19...c00ceees.e 59c 20) GIRLS' BROOMSTICK SKIRTS, were $2......0000veeees 30)-TOTS' DRESSES, were 696 ....cvvvucriunsisniiieeness 296 21) GIRLS' BROOMSTICK SKIRTS, were 1.19. .ccceeuveeeees 19¢ Bil union stor uesnssesnesen F736

45 GIRLS’ SLACK SUITS, were 1.19 Qos 0dsoevpostsrnenr 719¢

foes ev ar 2.99

were B55 O95, oo... x 2.99 1.50

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1.00 . 1.99 1.50 1.00

1.00

higher priced lines!

what you want.

EXTRA SPECIAL FOLLIES VALUES!

(114) MEN’S 3-PIECE YEAR"ROUND SUITS REDUCED TO

A big group, much bigger than we like to see, of broken size and style assortments selected and reduced from our

Mostly darks.

1 These are whale-size values if we have

LITTLE MAN, YOU'LL HAVE A DIZZY DAY

4 BOYS’ $7.95 FLANNEL SPORT COATS. Everything's right about these but four of our regular customers had outgrown sizes ii 14 and 18. $i 99

9 STUDENTS’ $10.95 GLEN PLAID SPORT COATS. Broken sizes. You can afford to be Scotch if we'll sell these for......... $5.00 12 BOYS’ $3 WHITE RAINCOATS, some yellows; a little soiled but think, fellows, a shower will soon $i 99 take care of that.........c... BOYS’ $5, $5.98 TOPCOATS. Paging boys who wear sizes 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10 and even boys that don’t. You could

grow into these $2.99

at just ....

BOYS’ $9.95 2-PANT SUITS. The long and short of it is you've choice

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of two pairs shorts, or one pair of .

shorts and one knickers or two pairs knickers, but you've got to wear sizes 6, 9 or 14 to get these for ....

BOYS’ $21.95 TWO-PANTS HUSKY SUITS. Broken sizes 12-18; and a plenty husky mark- iawn, we think $i 1.95

BOYS’ $2-83 WEAR. Just the tag ends of what has been a big assortment of tweed junior suits, poplin jackets, military coats and so $i on and more, too. . Choice

BOYS’ 59¢-$1 WEAR. A little bit of everything, and not much of anything, including sport and knit polo shirts, button-on shirts and 29¢ wash shorts .

BOYS’ WEAR. Catch-as-catch-can group of knit polo shirts, underwear, hats, caps; you'll be as surprised as we were at the odds and ends 0c you've left us to sell at., . 20 BOYS’ $2, $3 FLANNEL SUITS. No more mussed up now than they’ll be when your urchin wipes up the floor with his. Two and Si 39 three-piece. Broken sizes... ' 5 BOYS’ $15.95 2-PC. PREP SPORT SUITS. And don’t study about these

too 1 izes 13, 15 and 16 tegen too a $9.95

8 STUDENTS' $19.95 GABARDINE SUITS. Sizes 34-38. We were “gabby” about these earlier but we’ll keep quiet now if you'll take ‘em at but ..... $13.95

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Out They Go!

STUDENTS’ 14.95 TO 15.95

SUITS

Clearance - Priced to Make Room for Our New Fall Clothing!

9.95

® Broken lots! Not all sizes in the group! ® Soft finish fabrics in fall shades! ® Chalk stripe patterns! ® Gray hard-finished cloths! ® Colorful Tweeds! ® Sizes 15-22 or 31 to 38 in group! @® Extra trousers to most suits available at $3!

LITTLE ORPHANS IN OUR GREAT, BIG STOCKS

ONE GROUP of INFANTS’ WEAR. The little things can’t walk out by themselves; take ‘’em away, won't you? Pads, blankets, vests, gowns, toys, etc. Broken sizes, very few of a kind...

GIRLS’, TOTS, BOYS’ WEAR. dresses, sunsuits, gym suits, jerkins, polo shirts, etc., etc, etc. Odd lots for perfectly normal to 2% id 5c * §i

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WE'RE TIRED OF WAITING FOR THE DRAFT TO CATCH UP WITH THESE GENTLEMEN

25 MEN'S TWEED SUITS. Plenty “snitzy” buys at just .. oo, soreicvee 28 MEN’S 3-PC. WORSTED SUITS. ana we get the “worstest” of the i argain when we ice $10.00

these at 31 MEN'S SHETLAND SUITS. It hurts like a major operation to mark

th d Tn $12.50 A igh ALL - WOOL SUITS. At d th 1 oy we'll Lom " . $ ; 3.88

14 MEN'S TROPICAL WOOLEN SUMMER SUITS. We asked $20 for most of these, but the last MM 20at.... cvioviereiione $i 1.00

48 PRS. SUMMER SLACKS. If you find your summer slacks worn thin in August, you can’t afford to take a risk when you can boy gs \ 08 and $7 qualities for. .

87 PRS. MEN'S $3 SUMMER SLACKS. And there won't be anything slack about our business since we’ve priced these at ......, veve

53 PRS. $3 & $4 SUMMER SLACKS Go ahead! Wear the pants in yoy family! From our pees of $i 9 view, the cost is only. . t

Broken assort- 8 8 « out fast enough

MEN’S SANFORIZED SUMMER SLACKS ments that haven't moved to suit us at their higher prices!

MAN-EUVERS in the FURNISHINGS DEPT,

MEN’S SOX. Odds and ends. Sock 'em away for the future. You 6c

‘can’t miss at just......

39 MEN'S 29¢ WASH TIES. Playtone prints, they should wilt away for 6c shame if they don’t move at....

47 79¢ and $1 SPORT SHIRTS. On the first team at the start of the season, but bench warmers now bees cause they're odds and ends 39¢ and slightly soiled

101 SUMMER TIES. Fit to be tied at 55¢ and still good end-to- i9¢ the-summer values at 208 2%c and 35c RAYON SOX. They didn’t go to the dogs fast enough to

suit us. Now we’ve broken lots to go at.. * 14e

17 WOOL SWIM SUITS. Zip-of tops, broken lot. Sound hot, don’t they? Plenty hot values al Just ........0ie0r00 19¢ 21 ODD PANTS from SLACK SUITS, No two alike. Paging Sherlock

‘Holmes and the decency committee}

How come, we ask,

19¢

16 SPORT SHIRTS from SLACK SUITS. More mystery! Can these customers of ours be mice

RAYON POLO SHIRTS. Sorry, boys, that yay took such a beating at 19¢ $1.45. You should wm at..... n

SHEER SUMMER SHIRTS. They were $1.19 and $1.45, so get 89¢

steamed up about ‘em at.... 100 PRS. MEN'S $3.45 and $4 SUMe«

$9.95/

MER SHOES. Odd lots. Get a naw

to fit. All

pair for your hot “dogs,” but $1.9 ¥ sales fina] $1.9

150 MEN’S $1, $1.45 BODY HATS and SAILORS. If the pup looks at your summer hat askance, throw it in the ash can and get a new 49

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