The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 19

THE NASHVILU TENNtSSIAN. Wtdnttdsy. Now. 3. 1965 1 9 lEfflllE SlILlLi WM 419 GALLATIN RD.

IN DOWNTOWN MADISON, TENTJ. "Where You Get More Value For Your Money At Your Fabric Store" ,00 zast fP'D Now is the time for all fashion minded women to come to the ai of their fall wardrobes. All your favorite fabrics in the newest tex tures, colors and patterns are on sale now. SAVE I WOOLENS 54 to 60" Wide Full Pieces CORDUROY Solid Colors Machine Washable 37" Wide 39 Yd. Full Pieces 2.98 Value I WIDEWALE CORDUROY Solid Colors Machine Washable WOOL TWEEDS Plaids Heathers 54" Wide State Highway Department map Madison sits astride the path of newly opened and planned arterial highways.

Reg. 37- r- 2n Yd. Wide rm. Briley Parkway Links City MS roles in serving Madison are 1-65 Construction is planned for aj By STEVE KORPAN north of 1-40, 1.8 milps costing $424,270, was opened to traffic three-mile stretch from 1-65 to Two-Mile Pike with completion slated for January, 1968. and 1-40, Interstate highways built by the federal government, which pays 90 per cent of the cost, and the state paying 10 per cent.

1-40, Knoxville to Memphis highway, is completed from Lebanon to Nashville, linking WEDNESDAY ONLY Construction of the remainder of the road in north central Tennessee is under consideration in the near future. With anticipated heavy traffic loads in the north sector of with 1-65 at the Silliman Evans for your convenience Mrs. Fay a Sloan, wall-known saamstrasa, la now located in our (tore. Saehar lor all typaa dresamaking and You ean consult with your dracsmaker whila you aalact your pattarn and fabric. the county and between Nash Memorial Bridge.

1-40 is com pleted west of the city of Nash ville and Madison, additional arterls are scheduled. ville starting at Charlotte Road ioo mum WET to a point in Hickman County The remainder of the interstate to Memphis is either completed Ellington Parkway, a feeder-state matching funds program, is slated to parallel and relieve Gallatin Road traffic from the east end of Victory Memorial Completion of an arc of Briley Parkway, the opening of the Pennington Bend Bridge and the scheduled near future construction of arterial and access roads erving Madison are expected to pen new vistas. "We no longer consider ourselves land and river-locked," according to Morris Kornman, Immediate past president of the Madison Chamber of Commerce. Briley Parkway and the new bridge cut the barrier which existed between Madison and the rest of the county to the east, Kornman said. Of particular Importance to this area is the completion of Briley Parkway, an outer perimeter loop which Intersects the radial arteries serving the Mid-state central city of Nashville, and Interstates 1-65 and 1-40.

The first section of the parkway, from Vultee Boulevard to four years ago, according to the office of Leon Cantrell of the state highway department. The 2.2 mile stretch from Thompson Lane to Vultee Boulevard, costing $1,624,987, was opened last week and the 2.6 mile stretch from McGavock Pike to Gallatin Road, including the Pennington Bend Bridge, totaling $2,178,179, is open today. The stretch from 1-40 to Lebanon Road is under contract with completion scheduled for 1966. The stretch between Lebanon Road and McGavock Pike is under design and expected to open to traffic sometime in January, 1968. Briley Parkway, west from Gallatin Road to Dickerson Road, will be considered for construction next and the rest of the parkway later, with the entire project open to traffic in 1972.

Expected lo play principal or under construction. 1-65, already completed or under construction south of Bridge to near Spring Hill Ceme-j tery. Construction on the Parkway 72" Wide YARD Nashville, crosses the Silliman Evans Bridge and feeds north through Madison to Louisville. Work is completed on 1-65 from the Evans Bridge to Trinity Lane, with the section from Trinity Lane to Two-Mile Pike in Goodlettsville schedueld to be let contract in April, 1966, with completion slated for January, 1968. is already under way from 1-65 at the east end of Victory Memorial Bridge to Foster Street.

The section between Foster Street and Trinity Lane is proposed for completion by January, 1968. There is no program yet for the Trinity Lane-Gallatin Road sector. 5)C ONE TABLE ODDS ENDS IMPERFECTS 1 1 1 1 Yd. ITT I Ml III BONDED ism a i SUEDE CLra Washable 36 to 45" Wide SYNTHETIC FURS 54" Wide 4.95 Value here's JERSEYS 100 Wool with Acetate Back 54" Wide on '66 Pontiacs (0YC Yd. $98 (LA Yd.

$98 LH Yd. Reg. 3.69 During MADISON APPRECIATION DAYS i 7 SHEATH LINING All Acetate 45" Wide WOOL COATINGS 56 to 60" Wide 59S to 995 Value TERRY BATH TOWELS These are Sample Towels From One 98 Yd. Full (Cm rolls J) 5 Yd. ALL ONE PRICE PKIX HARDTOP COLPi: We at Jones Pontiac are proud to be a part of the growing-thriving Madison community.

We strive daily to help assure Madison's continuing growth as a business and residential community. PRINTED CORDUROY 36" Wide CHRISTMAS PRHOTS FOR APRONS 36" Wide 1 to 10 Yards CHRISTMAS TABLE CLOTH PRHWTS 54" Wide MANY MANY THANKS FOR MAKING OUR GROWTH POSSIBLE HE HIVE SEVERAL E1E SALESm: EAGER JO SERVE VOL BOB BRIESE J. B. KNIGHT HAROLD DORRIS LEO LASATER CHARLES WILLIAMS CLAIBORNE. WELLS (o)(mc Yd.

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