Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 September 1941 — Page 4

VICHY, Sept. 2 (U. P.).—Reports

J CITY oF CAMDEN, \ J. or ens said today that the Girl, 15, to Kill Her rs ofl Sonn tote SE of and i

of the > RCA-Victor Manufacturing e entire Camden busi- | Therapeutic. and Radiological SoCHICAGO, Sept. 2 (U. P)—Ed- man Smith, to deliver the note ness section today. a Pts had been oe utated ward Bearby thought he'd been too|Norman, not related 4 crion when, One man, an engineer, suffered |, Y eault of his radium il hasty in breaking off with his high serious Burns in ihe, act, which | w6ik~ ‘Dr. Musin previously had occurred in a sawdust conveyor at(gpmitted to five operations.

school sweetheart and bicycled to} “Betty's £ ‘good sn he said the power house. : n IDDLE-AGE

Today and Every Any Size “Shoe

HALF SOLES

Men's’ Rubber

Half Heels

WHILE-YOU-WAIT SERVI

"SHOOT | IN DARK]

visible Light! Onéns New love quarrel: He arrived too late. Edward quickly. had a change of Fields of Night |" Benmby, 16, and Betty Smith. 15, heart and the two youths pedaled of them women, were ushered trom ¥ v had spent Labor Day at a South|their bicycles: to Beity’s house.|Pive of them fainted after reach- | ~/- Endeavor. Shore beach, where Betty admitted When no ene responded. to. the [ing the street and requiven first. aid, . oS 3 2 | + Hle by i ~ 85 i she was in A a “teasing” mood. She knocks, they entered the open door req a may ON em : : 5 of Hy hig Edward's clothes and jerked his/anq Jound Betty's | parents, Mr, and HEED THIS ADVICE!! i ty, ‘some egree, 1 - 8 3 By § b Mrs®] } . were. away. ocr Cae eng ee X & HERE 4 fof :% FF " » k i I ya i | Too waked into» beroom | WEEP) FEE, "lh | non Ram = ] : inkha e : oecle 0 Frederie U0 $Rlacas Yio ots Deter 10 tis Jn or Aoiotre en tired of re: sasing me,” he floor with a bullet wound in her : d ringlet 1 Compound. dle cepeoia Ty %

5¢ to 10c Store

nds re mkrkatiy helped. Tew 17-21 E. Washington—Down

that Is to many Sports. Mrs. Frederick ‘Held ct ) sport that appeals eld (above), Connecticut rifle champion, and other said. “1 dont want + Pergo head, Bearby’s note was on her| to do with you.” bureau. Her father's Short. carbine

blackouts (and hunting scenes at

men—and cameramen. 7 . women take a police course in the use of the Tommy gun at Easton, ay is the new| Conn. =i Ie

On the market blackout superflash bulb that sees in the dark. Here is the missing element ‘in the amatefir's bag of tricks. Taking pictures with flash and without the subject's knowledge is a dream come true. With press photographers (and amateurs, too) frantically making tests with home-made infra-red flash equipment for use in’ possible

night), the Wabash Photolamp "Corp. has announced a specially decho flash bulb for this purpose to be known as the Blackout Superflash. * -

+ Use Any Reflector

" ‘In application, the lamp can -be used in practically any type of re-| flector, but. the best type of results have been secured with the special infra-red flash reflectors that several of the equipment manufacturers have designed in collaboration with Wabash. A peculiar characteristic of infrared film is off-focus. Shots will not be in needle-sharp focus unless a slight focusing correction is made, because the infra-red rays go0 to focus on a slightly different plane than ordinary light rays. . Effects Peculiar

The peculiar effects’ produced by {nvisible light are interesting to the layman as well as the skilled ‘shutter clicker. Dark lipstick, for instance, comes out almost pure white. , Invisible veins lying under the skin ‘show up with startling contrast. Old stains in clothing, even though drycleaned, show up clearly in the picture ds though they never were. removed. A clean-shaven man appears slightly unshaved, and many other odd effects will show up under your developer. Incidentally the “coon” hunting geason is from Nov. 15 to Jan. 31 so polish up that reflector.

Can't Ignore Ducks

‘The exact date for duck hunting has not yet been announced but it is expected to open during the early part of November. It all depends upon Ihe Federal Conservation De-

“The. amateur, who has the opportunity,” hardly can afford te ignore the crouched hunter in his blind . the gun poised for the: telling _shet . the flop-eared retriever paddling his way back to the master with a mallard in his clamped aws d The amateur, taking murky outdoor shots of this type, however, should rely on his light meter for the correct ure. Shots at early sunrise and in the deceiving light of evening can be judged only by the most proficient of professional photographers. .

plan that wos available only is now aval

Marion: available’

Famous 5-Year Kind

HOPE SHEETS

Choice of Sizes, 72x99” or 81x99”.

First quality sheets, nationally . 12 known, for long satisfactory wear. Stock up at this low price. 72x99,

81x99 in. sizes. 42x36-In.'CASES ...... EACH 250 sn, SHEETS ...

N Star Store, Basement

TOMORROW—WEDNESDAY

Choice of Any

FUR FABRIC COAT

Puts Coat in Layaway! Persian curls, Alaska curls and broadtails. Priced $16.99 to $28.00. ik

16 Original $3.98 Late

SUMMER DRESSES

Prints and plain colors— drastically reduced. On wd’ 00 while they last.

Star Store, Second Floor

BOYS’ $1.98 SLACK § SUITS Sanforized, washable suits. Some with long sleeves. Medium and $7 00 school wear. Broken lots, sizes 10, 12, 16 and 18. x BOYS' 69¢ Lap SHIRTS patterns. Stand up collars. Some slightly imperfect. BOYS' SCHOOL PANTS Boys’ long pants in neat dark patterns, also sanforized sfo 00 BOYS' COAT SWEATERS ers in neat color combinations. Sizes 6 to 16. MEN'S BETTER SWEATERS zippers or buttons. Sizes 36 to 46. Plain grey and brown ‘coat sweaters, Siges 38 to 46.

dark shades, suitable for early Fancy broadcloths in neat so 0 0 All sizes. Foi wash pants. Sizes 6 to 16. Zipper or button front sweatCombination patterns with $ 10 0 0

MEN'S FINE DRESS id

Finest grade, white or patterned broadcloth shirts with Just collars. - ‘All sizes 14 to 7. 7

- Sorted gay colors. “to 14.

MEN'S sisEC.B. CONES

WORK

A special p ase of these excellent, union made pants. makes this - low: price possible. Striped moleskins -or ‘sanforized grey coverts. - Sizes

’ 29 to 50. Limit 2 pairs. |

GIRLS RAIN CAPES olorful red and blue plaid “s100

capes with hoods. Sizes 4 to 16. GIRLS’ FALL HATS Special Dollar Days selling of : our regular $1. 29 girls’ felt $ 1 00 “hats. ! : * GIRLS’ SCHOOL SWEATERS A special purchase for $ Days. Popular cotton sweaters in $ 00 Sloppy J oe style. Sizes 8 to 16. GIRLS' CORDUROY Sas Popular school skirts in as- . Sizes 7 $ 10 00 MISSES’ SETTERC QUALITY vy fi

- A special ‘Dollar Day purchase of these popular corduroy skirts. Just dandy for school wear. Red, wine, Blue and green. Sizes 24 to 30.

Star Store, Second Floor

CHILD'S PRINT DRESSES ovely cotton prints in $100

sseopied styles. Ideal or kindergarten. Sizes 2 to 6. FoR 2 For

TOT'S WEAR Striped polo shirts, wash suits, piay suits, ete. Sizes 2

to 6 in the group.

MIXED PAINT or

VARNISH 2 GALLON .

This may be the last time we offer this low price for. outside paint, 13 good colors. 4-hour spar varnish for inside or outside use. Satisfaction -

‘Star Store, Batempnt ’

’ $ No

Génuine Congoleum

GOLD SEAL

Floor Covering Remn’nts

3 Se. Ys a

The youth asked his friend, Nor- rifle lay beside her body.

_ NEW DAILY STORE HOURS: 9:30 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M.

FLEET

I50 WHRSHINGTON ST.

All Items Subject to Prior Sale

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RE RE LEE

1000 yards of part linen toweling "with colored borders.

No C. 0. D.—Mail or

Phone Orders, Please

Full-Fashioned SILK HOSE

Son

Due to the acutessilk: hosiery situation this will: be ‘the last - time well be able to make this offer. These hose are seconds of pure silk chiffons witn silk and rayon tops. Good color and size assortments.

Star Store, Stree} Floor

LAST BiG DAY

NEW FALL FELT HATS

1 00

A big selection of brims, bonnets and

turbans. Millinery, Second Floor

Rich satins and. crepes in tea rose — a few white, ‘Tailored, lace trimmed and embroidered styles. Sizes 34 to 50 in the group, but not every style in. all sizes.

Star Store. Street Floor

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Big Roomy E-2- no

DUBL-SIZE CLOSETS

$700

60%22%20-inch, double door closets that held up to 20 garments. They're dust and moth resistant and are juste like an extra closet in the home. Star Store, Third Floor

SANA

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JACQUARD

INDIAN BLANKETS

.~ Regular $1.29 ‘Values But . Worth §1:50 on Today's Market

300 Nice size, good weight blankets in as_sorted bright colors. Your last chance to

- 12%c Turkish Towels. Fancy

1 get such a wonderful blanket at - ‘such a

BRUSHED RAYON Blouses by

Bright ‘colors and pastels, ideal for school, sports or $ business wear. Small, me- Fon

dium and large sizes.

~LIFEBUOY , or LUX wi

Limit 20 b to - a ae it to iy $ 00 n livery charge. 72x90 LACE TABLE CLOTHS | ton lace cloths. Imperfections scarcely noticeable. If perSTAMPED PILLOWCASES : 69¢c New designs in. Pep- : perell cases. 42x36 In. size. Par $ 1o 00 ! WOMEN'S 69%¢ GOWNS. J Porto Rican GOWNS in . 3 white, tea rose and flesh. : po ] 00 Reg. and extra sizes. Cot=- FOR 1

No phone orders. 10c de- a Factory imperfects of Scran- $ 1 0 0 ~ fect would sell for $2.00. : * Hemstitched ends. ton crepes in sizes 15-16-17.

Extra Special—Women’ s

FOOTWEAR

Broken Lots of Higher Price Lines

Pumps, sandals and ties in ‘black, tan and white,

All sizes in the group but not in every. style, Star Store, Street Floor § iw

BASEMENT SPECIALS 4 maS10

%2x90 India Print Throws, for . ‘couches, etc. '..... 36-Inch Woven Plaid Suitings, for School dresses .........oocevu + Good weight 39-Inch Bostonette Curtain Materials ......coccivvnases sae 6-Piece Cottage. Sets, assorted ; colors and patterns .......ceo0e.. 36-Inch Hope Bleached Muslin, 8 s the bargain of the year ........ Yards

stripes 10 for 70x80-Inch Nashua Cotton Sheet’ 2 - Blankets ees cess seen for

100 Pairs Wool % Cotton Mi

| 70x80 In. Blankets ¢ 4

Regular $2.39 values left from. our August Sales. | Thg price