Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 July 1947 — Page 7

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FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1947 __

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“SATURDAY ONLY! Special Dollar Day Selling of

MEN'S MOCCASINS AND LOAFERS

PRICED FOR FAST ACTION TOMORROW!

EVERY PAIR IS EASILY WORTH 2 AND 3 TIMES THIS PRICE

SIZES 6 to i

A snap-up value placed on sale while a limited quantity lasts! Well constructed to give good, comfortable, lasting wear and service! Stock up tomorrow!

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Out they go! exceptional values—tomorrow!

specially reduced to only—

Plenty of

large headsizes! Large and small brims! All

ENTIRE STOCK OF WOMEN'S BETTER

STRAW HATS

We must clear every single summer straw hat in the house—so see these

$1 00

SEW AND SAVE FOR AUTUMN!

YARD GOODS \ SUPER SPECIALS!

COTTON FABRICS

3 YDS. FOR

Splendid valu’ in white dotted swiss! Striped shirting! Printed batiste! Printed percales! Printed plisse crepe!

86 inches wide!

WASHABLE FABRICS

2 YDS. FOR

36 to 39 Inches wide! Rayon and cotton prints! Pastel colored dottéd swiss! Printed sateen! Printed sheer fabrics! All sold from full bolts. No remnants!

ing and sewing and saving for back-to-school! It's lots of fun and you'll take pride in bragging at the small cost your garments cost|

COMPANION EVENT! WHILE THEY LAST!

WOMEN'S FALL COATS

® {00% ALL-WOOL FABRICS IN BEST COLORS!

Girls’ Coafs & Fall Sulfs

Also snow suits and fall suits! Mostly all wool fabrics in best assorted colors! 16. Each—

MISSES’ $2.98 to $4.98 SUMMER SKIRTS . . . NOW

A special clearance group includihg peasant styles, peplums and side $ Prints and solid colors! Sizes 22 to 30. Each—

FINAL CLEARANCE! UP TO $7.98 JUMPERS, NOW

"drapes!

Out goes our complete stock at sensational clearance prices! 9-11-14, 38-40,42 and 44 only! Only—

CLEARANCE! $7.98 to $18.90 ‘DRESSES

Broken sizes and odd lots of better dresses priced for immediate clearaway! Junior and Women's. sizes!

Boys’ Coat, Legging Sets

Complete with warm helmets! Warm all-wool outfité for fall $ and winter! Use our layaway plan! Sizes 3 to 6x.

Sizes 1 up to

Bizes S

$3 and $

Prints, sheers and solids! Misses’,

ICO NOOO

Women’s Fine Cotton Briefs, 39¢ or

(Misses’ or

Full-Fashioned Hose 20 7, Womens’ and Girls’ “5.2 Socks

TTY ON OUR FIRST FLOOR!

4 for 31 ‘Women’s Better Slips, broken sizes, mussed $1 Ghildren's Swim Trunks, 2 to 8,69 or 2 for 3 “Hewett’s Soan Treasures,” Tc cake or ,; . °I Women's and Misses’ Summer Shorts... ». $1 Women’s and Girls’ Cotton T-Shirts . .. ..*! Regular 26¢ Boxes of Stationery 12 boxes $1

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BIG FREE

BABY PHOTO CONTEST

EVERY ENTRY

RECEIVES ONE FREE PHOTO!

® Entries Open to All Babies From 2 Months to 3 Years of Age. ® Contest Starts Saturday, July 19th, and Ends Saturday, August 2nd, ® All Winners Announced at Leader Store, Saturday, August 9th.

No arn. First Prize ....... vers. $3500 Cash! 0 ares to Enter Ses R ENN $15.00 Cash! Ballot Baby or $10.00 Cash! At Store! Get Photo!

®RULES FOR THE POPULARITY CONTEST

No obligation whatsoever to enter your baby and every entry receives a lovely: photograph absolutely free of chargé! Every purchase entitles purchaser to one ballot for their favorite baby! All winners are decided by ballot count. All photos must be taken at the Leader Store. All ballots inust be obtained at the Leader Store

® WASHINGTON AND DELAWARE STREETS © THE THRIFT CORNER. OF INDIANAPOLIS

NOTICE!

Because of These Low Dollar Day Prices We Cannot Accept MAIL, PHONE

or C.0.D. Orders Please!

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MEN’S 60c SLACK SOCKS--

Irregulars and 1st quality of 8x3 slack sox in dark and pastel colors! All regular sizes! Some

PAIR FOR

with nylon content!

WOM, & GHILD. ANKLETS 3

Pirsts and seconds of much better quality anklets in fancy patterns and plain

colors.

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MEN'S SLACK SOCKS— Mill mended and slight irreguPAIR FOR

lars Rayon and cotton. White included Size 11 and 12 only.

of higher priced socks,

MEN'S WORK S0CKS—

“Uncle Sam” Rockford type

socks, made for durable service

PAIR §

and comfort! Priced for huge

savings—tomorrow!

MISSES’ CUFF ANKLETS— |

White and assorted best colors. Fine cotton anklets. PAIR S & Slight irregulars. 15c Pair FOR

MEN'S POROUS UNIONS—

Fine porous knit union suits S

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long legs and short

sleeves. Broken sizes fn this

clearance group!

MEN'S ATHLETIC SHIRTS--

3 for

Pirst quality, panel ribbed knit : cotton shirts in pure white, & Well made. Sizes 38 to 46.

MEN'S UNION SUITS—

Fine quality cotton sults in 0 |

two-button shoulder style. All first quality. Sizes 36 to 46.

ify Of Address Chongs

Hoosier ‘motorists were warned today to notify the bureau of motor vehicles if they have changed ade dress since buying their 1947 license plates. “Unless every car owner keeps us up-to-date on his address,” Motor | Vehicle Commissioner H. Dale Brown sald, “as many as 100,000 of the application forms we mail out this year may go astray and be lost.” Forms are made out by the bureau for the convenience of owners, Mr, Brown explained, and mailed to the, last known address. Since they go out by metered mail, the post office will not give forwarding service. The result, he said, is that moe torists who have moved without notifying the department must have new applications made out. Forms for use in notifying the bureau of address changes are ob~ tainable at all license branches, Mr, Brown said, or upon request by mail from the bureau in. the statehouse here, | Deadline for notification Wis year is Sept.

Fisher Tria

Set for Today

Trial of Duite Fisher, who charged | police beat him when he was are rested for drunkenness last week, was to be held in municipal court 3 this afternoon,

The ~deféndant, Home Mobile Trailer Corp. is charged with drunkenness and res. sisting an officer. In his preliminary hearing he told Judge Joseph Howard he had been beaten unconscious by police in the city

lockup, Since the arrest Mr, Fisher has been treated for a broken nose and cheek bone. ‘His attorney, Andrew Jacobs, said he would have several persons at the trial this afternoon who witnessed the attack on his client. “Arresting officers Thomas Yoit and Jack Herman have issued formal denials they beat Fisher.

2 Ex-Policemen Win Jury Trial

Judge W. D. Bain of criminal court division 1 today granted 8 jury trial to two former local pos licemen recently convicted of tire

theft, They are former Patrolmen Pred Vogel and Paul Medaris, convicted July 168 in municipal court room 4 and given fines of $150 each and 10-day jail sentences. They were suspended from the force June 19 after Harry J. Knapp lof Decatur complained they had stolen tires from his car which was towed in for illegal parking. After their conviction they appealed to criminal court. Judge Bain sald a jury trial was their constitutional right. The granting of the request probably - will delay the trial until after the {end of the foyer.

Heart Attack rt Attack Kill Russell E. Mote

Russell E. Mote, federal employee here, died of*a heart attack this { morning in the office of treasury | department, 17 N. Meridian st.

{ the alcoholic tax division of the department. He was 52 and lived at 4707 Guiford ave. He had been employed by the division since 1935 and was fore merly a private detective. He was a member of Logan Masonic lodge, the Shrine and Scottish Rite, 3 a veteran of* world war I. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Eva Mote; a daughter, Miss Gloria Mote; student at DePauw university, and John Mote, at home; a brother, Homer Mote, North Vernon, and one grandchild.

Notre Dame Club Plans Annual Outing Thursday

Notre Dame club of Indianapolis {will hold its annual summer outing | Thursday at Hillcrest Country club. The afternoon program will feature a golf tournament. | Club President Patrick Fisher has. {appointed the following members on | the outing committee: | Thomas R, Bulger, David J, Con- { nor, Henry K. Engel, Leroy J. Keach {Jr., Robert J. Loughery, John R. | Welch, Michael B. Reddington and | Edward PF. Cunningham.

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