Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 August 1941 — Page 2

PAGE 2

x

~ i

\

———— a — a a

= THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES °

_ THURSDAY, AUG. 14, 1941"

Eight Hoosiers, Four Of Them From Indianapolis, To Be Trained ForiNaval Resaive Commissions

Four Indianapolis college gradu-j gles and five from the Indiana area | | Bechtel,

Reserve and will soon,

begin

missions as deck officers. Following

the U. S. Naval U. S. S. Prairie State, trainees will be made ensigns.

Tite’ indianapolis men are Billy | Trippet. Kenneth C. Somers, Robert | at Ft. Hayes, Columbus, O., tomor- | 1855 N. Pennsylvania St;

| row.

Simon and Robert Rhodehammel.

and engineering four months of training-at Northwestern University

Other Jobim were B artow

Crawfordsville; Thomas

and Joseph Bl! Barcuc- | The men will be trained for com- OF Franuily, 33 Ky., 2

5 * s

8 to Join Air Corps

Academy or the successful |

1 Herbert Ossian Johnson,

| Adams St., and Thomas Kiernan | College Ave,

have enlisted in the U. §. Naval| ;. eway. Hillsboro: Edward Thom-| Jr, 537 N. Tibbs Ave. will be oy 2.

pn and William G. Stainbrook, both signed to Oklahoma Air College at 2 Hoosiers Promoted

Oklahoma City.

The others are to go to Phoenix, |

| Fenstermaker, 146 E. 44th St.; Lou- | |is Joseph Luzar, 93¢ Haugh St; ing them as majors instead of cap- |

Eight Indianapolis men will be, popert Gibson Matzke, R. R, 11.) tains.

sion Motor Transport Officer. Maj. Russell A. Harris, Blooming- | member of the Naval Reserve since | 8 2. u

2746 | St., and Alwyn Vincent Smith, 3550 | Second Battalion, 113th Quarter-) Naval Armory, has been given some | the officers training schools, E master regiment and is acting Divi- [additional duties,

| ton, who also was promoted last his enlistment in 1915, will have | egves for Marine Post

| Two Indiana officers in the 38th

Va. enlisted as Army Aviation Cadets Box 497; Clyde Bryant Netherton, | Maj. Lindley A. Pennypacker, who| - ou a

STORE HOURS: MON.—FRI. 9:30—5:30 SATURDAY 9:30—1:00

AYRES © DOWNSTAIRS ¥ STORE

Kenneth (lives at 7040 E. 38th St., Indianap-

Lieut. I. F. Brozo, USNR, of the |

at the local armory.

rill and physical education officer, as well as being the first lieutenant

Lieut. Comm. S. A. Bishop, who

week, is assistant Division Intelli- | charge of recruiting college grad- | Ariz. ‘They are: William Bancroft Division at Camp Shelby, Miss, are gence Officer. He rejoined the Di- | yates for the Naval Reserve Officer | now receiving pay checks designat- | vision . recently after completing a| Training Shcools. { three-week course in interpretation |% aerial photography at Ft. Belvoir, | 4

at Parris Island, S. C.

| Paul Edward Birdsall, 3740 Win- | throp Ave., is a “leatherneck” now. | His regular duties are acting as He left yesterday for the U. S. Ma- | | rine Corps Atlantic Coast Station]

of Mr. Birdsall enlisted in the Ma- Sept.

now from Shortridge High 8chool in j will devote full time to liaison work 1938 and completed his junior year Lieut. Brozo, who has been a | with Selective Service headquarters. lat Olivet College, Olivet, Mich., last June. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

| P. D. Birdsall.

CORONER ON Dr. Ethelburt

PROGRAM Wilson,

Coroners’ annual

Lawrence Ogle, 3715 N. Meridian |olis, is commanding officer of the|U. S. Naval Training School at the|formerly recruited candidates for!rines last week. He was graduated | Hotel, Chicago.

ere

a

STORE HOURS: MON.—FRI. 9:30—5:30 SATURDAY 9:30-1:00

FRIDAY BARGAINS......to Help You dave!

B ;

Here's a

“Must Have” for

Returning Collegiennes!

> 3% Pp i

ee ES —~ >

R24

>

. Ee

CLASSIC

“BOY” COATS

With “Zipped-In” Lining!

“9

1425}

Sizes 9 to I7 and 12 to 20!

Choose this coat and you'll have a weather conditioner — fully prepared for mild weather or pa. Wear it without the hnhis Fall—and on the first Wi ter day it will take but a few seconds to z-zip-in the warm fleece lining! Choose from lovely fleece tweeds . . . in shades of camel, blue, tan or orev.

Other Sports Coats, $19.95 to $24.95

USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN

A small down payment will hold the

eoat

of your choice until you need it—

at late as November Ist, if you wish.

Just

ask your salesperson!

~—Coat Section, Donwstairs at AYRES.

romans easton P spice ad cl Sig eted oe,

School Would Never Be the Same Without These

Ny °°

A back to school “necessity.” that flaunt and flatter you through every moment of campus life. front and

from.

Long sleeve slipover with round neckline. Pink, Pine Leaf Green, Red, Blue, Natural and Maize. Sizes 34 te 40.

slipover styles to

“Sloppy Jee” cardigan, long sleeves, ribbon trim.

_ Rese, Navy, Wine, Luster Blue. Brown, Natural and Rose. Sizes

34 to 48.

Soft wools

Button

Ge SWEATERS $9. 25

V neck slipover sweater with long sleeves. Natural, Brown, Pine Green, Blue, Siges

choose

32 te 40.

—Downstairs Sportswear Department

-

~

B

Here’s a New Fall Version of Your Favorite " XN

Two - Piece

SUIT

In Spun Rayon

Sizes 9 to 15!

Just right to wear now and through Fall — a slim, young Fashion to carry you from vacation, back te school—or back to work. It is a clever twopiece dress developed in spun rayon, with longer waistline, two pockets — and the skirt has a deep kick pleat in front.

® BLACK! -

® BROWN! ~—Junior Department, Downstairs at Ayres.

®* WINE

9 Final Clearance!

GIRLSWEAR Drastically Reduced

(Broken Sizes)

19¢

Girls’ One-Piece Play Suits Girls’ Cotton Shorts Girls’ Tailored Cotton Slacks Girls’ Cotton Knit Polo Shirts

59c

Two-Piece Play Suits Cotton Crepe Skirts Girls’ Better Quality Slacks Girls’ Slack Suits Clearance. of Girls’ Beiter Bathing Suits . . . 69¢ and 99¢ Clearance of Girls’ Summer Cotton and Rayon Dresses . . . 79¢ and 98¢

—Downstairs Girls’ Department

Girls’ Girls’

Lr BT RY 5 pnt SR

¥

Re rei a 9

nT ON rN rg

Be TN Mgt, gp ’

rn PIPE ANA

von, BS Pn ap Toor" Ye yr = AI ee

) FC scatman on Bonet pend Mouse voseool idan See rps ae "0 Srmnanans PU ngnan HL omg sree Pongo IT mene oo Hat 30506 apa

Sl

ASHIONED by

CORLISS A

2

53.00 and $3.20)

Distinctive Styles for Business, School and Street Wear!

Corliss again points the way to a well groomed fall and winter season. ly shod feet will step proudly forth in the multitude of correct foot fashions in this dramatic group.

TOW,

Black or high heel spectator pump with black or brown calf tei... ia

. suede

tator with neat black or brown trim

07M ISI Ren pep me

corn as pe

Smart-

See yours tomorBrown 83

Low heel elasticized suede spec-

cosines aon Bn Bohs sum Pri iow stm 5 psa pss co ror Ba Gir inser brit corn a paso

...$3.50

Medium built up c leather heel suede spectator in black or brown. Simulated alligator trim —Downstairs Shoe Department

.

MEN! Dress Up Now, at SAVINGS! Year ‘Round

SUITS

Topcoats and Overcoats

$25

(I Garment, $12.88)

We bought the surplus stock from a large maker of better clothing. Friday you make big savings by choosing any

TWO garments in this sale!

Well tailored garments in

smart looking patterns and fine fabrics.

Long-Term Layaway or Budget Plan Available on Purchase of 2 Garments!

—Downstairs at Ayres.

Axminster RUG

% Modern Patterns!

tailored ends. * Wine!

Buys a Beauti

% Texture Patterns!

Tomorrow! . . . Friday! You-can buy a beautiful new 9x12 all-wool face Axminster rug for this low price. A rug of beauty and quality that will add charm and infinite luxury to your room. Several patterns to suit the taste of every decorator. Heavy deep pile and Some part rayon rugs included in this group.

% Green!

% Brown!

ONLY—

iful New 9x12

% Taupe!

% Leaf Patterns!

* Tan!

Make This Smart New Jumper Yourself, ‘Is Fun and Economical!

Narrow Wale CORDUROY

6

First quality and full bolts in narrow wale corduroy. Choose such lovely colors as: black, brown, red, lilac, blue, navy, hutria and others.

SKETCHED: New York pattern No. 1647 in a smart school jumper. 2% Yards make a size 14. for only $1.98. Pattern cost, 15c. ¥

Cordureys ...89¢ Yd. - Toweling ... 10¢ Yd.

Fine pin-wale corduroys in Fart-linen toweling; full bolts; choice of 12 fall bleached with colored borcolors, ders; full bolts.

\ . 15-In. Toweling Be Yd. Hope Muslin 121/; 2¢ Yd. Remnants of ne allFull bolts of famous Hope cotton toweling; white muslin; 36 inches wide. with colored borders.

—Downstairs at Ayres.

August Layaway Selling of BLANKETS and COMFORTS

Perma-Fluff Comforts . . . . $3.98

“Perma-Fluff” is 5% wool and 95% fine cotton blended and treated so that it is warmer than wool and light in weight. Covered with sateen—paisley printed center and plain border. 72x84 Inches, in 6 choice colors.

66x80 Plaid Double Blankets . . Pr. $1.98

Block plaid blankets with sateen bound ends in wanted fall colors, 5% wool, 95% fine cotton.

AUGUST SALE!

Flour Sacks .. . 10 for $I

Excello flour sacks; bleached, washed and ready to use.

Krinkle Bedspreads ... . 19¢

Washable cotton krinkle spreads; 85x105 inches; in multicolor stripes. -

Solid Color Single : Blankets . . Ea. $2.99

“Fieldcrest” 72x90-inch hlankets of 5% wool, 257% rayon and 70% cotton. In lovely blue, green, burgundy, rose, cedar and peach. 4-Inich satin binding.

72x90 Double Plaid Blankets . . Pr. $2.99

“Fieldcrest” blankets of 5% wool, 95% fine cotton, block plaids in beautiful, wanted bedroom tints. ls 72x84- inch with sateen bindng

Towel Ends . . . . (0c Ea. Cannon towel ends, hemmed, ready to use; in many colors, patterns and qualities.

Turkish Towels . .. . {9c Seconds of Cannon and Martex towels; guest and bath size; many kinds.

“Envoy” All-Wool Blankets . . Ea. $5.95

Famous blankets, 1009 wool with 4-inch rayon satin bindings, 72x84 inches, 2% pounds. In rich blue, burgundy, rose, green, winter rose and peach.

“Seymour” All-Wool Blankets . . Ea. $6.95

Discontinued styles of regular $8.95 quality. Fine soft wool, 33% pounds each, 72x84 inches, in rich solid colors with matching bincIng. —Downstairs at Ayres.

Domestics and Linens

Sheet Blankets . . . 49¢ Ea. 66x7T6-In. plaid blankets; all cotton; several colors.

81x108 Sheets . . . $1.15 “Truth” sheets from Pacific Mills; extra-size footroom, in fine quality. —Downstairs at Ayres.

Marion | County coroner, has been invited to {participate in a round table discussion at the National Association

convention 15 in the Edgewater Beach