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jjn 69c IP to 3 for $2.00 AIl fast colcr. In neat novelty patterns. Collar attached, style. Boya Slipover Sweaters, Jac Quard dcaigna 91 BoyV Imported Linen Knickers. plain, cocru and BUX'K For Boys and High School Youth Boys' Broadcloth SHIRTS Friday Only! i 'S Third floor.

SHIRTS Full cut EMERY tailored shirts, in plain white, blue, tan. jrreen and helio; fast CJ colors; collar attached fD style and plain white neckband style. Very unusual value for $10.00 Suits Half Price. $12.50 Suits naif Price $15.00 Suits EMERY" Broadcloth 1 1 Sg.OO 6S5 Srr.so Half Price 4 $18.00 Suits Half Price sn.oo 9 $2.00 and $2.50 Novelty Pa I jamas, all 111 styles and sizes 0 a a7 Mpn'j Rayon and Novelty Socks, all sizes. 2B pair, 4 pairs i r.r0 and Golf sc.

all wool. Mostly Q1 JQ imported, rair LXaJ THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 5TTl930. Oyer 3,000 $20.00 Suits Half Price. $22.50 Suits Half Price. $25.00 Suits Half Price $30.00 Suits Half Price 94 J.39 .89 sl54 (2 art Schaffner and Marx Beverly, L.

Greif and Learbury Suits For Men and Young Men Hart, Schaffner Marx Beverly and Learbury 3 Piece' Suits For Men and Young Men $20.00 Beverlv All Wool 3 Piece Suits. A.00 Half Price lU $25.00 Beverly All Wool 3 Piece Suits 91 Half Price JlLl $30.00 Beverly and Hart Schaffner r.00 Marx Suits. Half Price JLO $35.00 Hart Schaffner Marx Suits. 91 H.ZtO Half Price 11 $10.00 Hart Schaffner Marx Suits. Half Price U3 $45.00 Hart Schaffner Marx Suits $00.50 Half Trice $50)0 Hart Schaffner Marx Suits.

9OT.00 Half Price $60.00 Hart Schaffner Marx Suits. $OAi0 Half Price OU Hart, Schaffner Marx fc L. Greif and Beverly 2 Piece Suits For Men and Young Men $12.50 Palm Beach and Mohair Suits. .25 Broken lots. Half Price VJ $15.00 Tropical Worsted Suits.

Broken lots. Half Price I $20.00 Tropical Worsted and Twist Suits. A 00 Half Price $25.00 Silk Lined Tropical Worsted Suits. 51 O.50 Half Price $30.00 Hart Schaffner Marx Tropical 91 Worsted Suits $35.00 Hart Schaffner Marx Tropical 1 Worsted Suits $10.00 Hart Schaffner Marx Tropical Worsted Suits NOW Q.00 s15 00 Also 150 Hart Schaffner Marx High School Suits at Half Price! $25.00 Hart Schaffner Marx Suits 12.50 $30.00 Hart Schaffner Marx Suits $15.00 $35.00 Hart Schaffner Marx Suits. SI 7.50 All Wool SUITS For Men and Young Men Men's Genuine 97.95 Palm Beach SuiU.

I and and .00 .50 .00 Over 100 Silk Lined Gabardine and Flannel Sport i oats, 15 to qualities. rr ou BLOCK'S Thtrri Flor. Half Price SALE! This treat sale comes just in time to save HALF on Junior's school clothes! In cluded are all wool two knicker suits, sizes 6 to 16 and all wool two trouser hijjh school suits, sizes 11 to 20. Straw Hats Reduced! Entire Stock Cut for Quick Selling! and Straw Hats 2.:0 and $3. (hi tra A I Straw S1.95 95c Hati U.

0Jn lots oi and $1 Straw Jr Hats 40C ISacemmeiratt Swifltts Tponaseips ICHnackeE's English Model Trousers s2.98 With waistband, 22 inch bottoms. Fancy Corduroy Trousers. Jtt.OS 3 Inch walCand 22 inch bottcma. 1 I $2.50 Linen Knickers $4.00 Linen Knickers $4.50 Linen Knickers $6.00 Nurotex Kirckers White Flannel Trousers All Wool Golf Knickers White Duck Trousers $7.00 Fancy Flannel Trousers. $5.00 Fancy Flannel Trousers $3.50 Fancy Flannel Trousers Striped White Flannel Trousers Khaki Trousers Auto Brand Khaki Trousers Whipcord Riding Breeches $1 and $5 All Wool Trousers Dress, Moleskin and Work White Sailor Trousers $6 and $7 All Wool Trousers SO 79 .95 KM i THURSDAY RADIO PROGRAMS Par! IT LOCAL STATIONS St an.

art! Time) I By the Anrmtr4 Pre I A 1 i re ur ro''. i irer Minwr.T st Tin. T93 KU. hlf acn I .0 5 ivrhniri; pon; otr ft T. r4 AT .1 VYKBF (214 Metem 1.400 KC).

tlndUknapolit BmsdraXlDf Inr THIBDAY TROORAM. fi wr. tor! M. ty f.Kijo dinner vny 50 Mirmon hrn (Mi PM. Amn.

ar i.ir: Or 7 PM U.ii:'r zrofTm. 7 45 i At IS IU: or. hr: M. i ii fi .:) quift Tno in PM Or. fc 11 J'l nr 'Citrn i li 4 7 I I 40 1 1 RinY nwi.n.HT prim.

ram. 7 OO 7 0 if, 9 I A Wdkf Iturib ftotraiioo A iTosram. A Rii B'l rrrsrm. A rrfrrajn A M. vrosrun.

A Wonvr Clu. A Ayrr prrfrm A Mornon t(c m. FRIDAY DAYLIGHT PROGRAMS (Central Standard Tlmel Vt inctiinatl 1 8. PM Health talk, P.M Piano rroirrim 4 00 When fr is done. 4 M.

Bible rut. 5:00 P.M. Orchei.tr WGN Thiraxo 118. 7 .30 A Larry Laren. A.M.

Pay i 1 A.M. Home management 1 1 A.M. OaxdtU bulletin. ror A M. Cofl rrofranv AM.

Standard ookin A Mi" rrotnir A mnnwrniunn. A M. Orrie orianlocue. 1(1 A Announcme ntii. 11.00 AM Sander 4 RcckT pro rum.

II io a Rordi 1 rhythm. 11 CO A.M. Milk talk. 11 IS A M. Food tnrwurf.

AM CIotox rrorrara. 1 1 A M. a Announcemeata. 1 OO Nonn Pi1 Piper. 12:15 PM.

Craribs RejTiolds TajInr. 12 .10 P.M. Safety lane not. 12:35 PM Butter and err market. 12:40 M.

Quick Tir prorram. 100 P.M. Murott Trio. 1:30 M. Afternoon a nescient.

4 .15 P.M. Carburetor program. 4.40 PM newi and eport. rourteay ot The IndiaaapoUa Sew. WFBM 243 Meters 1.230 KC).

I Indianapoll Toner and Drht Co.) THl RSDA MtiHT PROiRAM. (JO PM Symphonic interlude 'C. I r. 13 PM MelodT Maketeer C. Pimmt UM 4.

Ma dt iC P.M. Wpitr Ko! in! pm Romany Pattern in on PM Or fa if li' N. nirne 11.00 P.M. Tim, weathrr. i oiumn IKt.

IRIDAV DAVLK.HT PRUGRA M. A Pep prnjraTi ixi pr.igrm l. A Crisc projrdin iC 0 4." A.M. Dfbutantri Tim. In im M.

Sammy projrani I Oil A Crier NfKin Kami immunity network i. 1 on Jim and Wait 1 3i P.M Kor information IC. S.i 2 00 Lijhl opera remt 2 30 Thirty Minute Men i.C. S.i. 6 30 P.M.

Salon rroup. A Ton the niormnf A "lirv program. A Kxi'i mca. A Bill hikI Jane B. 1.

A Devotion A Honn niakera. A.M. Meilrv. AM. Ftrf.i'erv 1' 00 Noon Farm and home period 1 nn M.

Matinee Plaren mi PM Feat art IN. P. C. PM F.nlih leon .1 PM Live pto reporn. 011 Hmr.ii 5 (0 P.M Ors4ti priisram KVW hlrago nn A MiiKwal i io iwi A Manhatuia iN.

I A Hume i roaram iN 1. 1 .10 M. Women tluh. 1 Baseball cme. 3 PM Teatime niuaio.

4 PM 00 P.M. Sports review: evenmnr. WLS Chieaco 315. :15 8 05 8 45 0 U' 8 10 I .5 Ml 1 l.N. on a nmrket 1 1 1 a M.

in iieon 11 45 AM Farm and home period JJ 1 nn Mrrvmaker i'il I'M Feature 'N. B. CI. AM. Devotion I X.

B. C). A.M. Hor market A Variety munc A.M. Live eloitt.

poultry markets. A.M Butter and markeii. 1" 45 A 11 :15 A 1:30 1:15 15 1 10:15 10 .10 I i i T.r ti lair, fookery projrm. reading p.M Live tocK butter efj ami rrain market iN. B.

jm. ENR hie mo 34 4.S. A M. Sur.i hine ir A M. Market report A.M.

Mike and Herman P.M. ookmr school. 4 nn PM Murtin proeram. 4 30 P.M Air Junior Thursday Chain Programs (Central Standard Time) WE A ar1 WJZ and rolumr rhan nrnt'imi for Th'0 dy ioilow with WLW program: A Network. .10 PM Hudn program 'WCTV, fi no S'jr rvogram 1 Wf.v WiW WSM Al A 5 W(iS, WTAM KOa.

WTMJi 7 no PM E'r hia nartT WOY WWJ W.aJ WSM KOa KYW KiOi 7 10 PM J. Fr' I riiram 'WflT. WWJ WTAM' ot A pror "i WW.I WAI KD KJA. WHAS. wM KY'W WTaMi is iral k'" i WTAM.

WWJ WHAS WAI I' IP On PM 0 r.et' DAT. WWJ WJZ Network. rv PM Arrr r' AnT JCDK A WJR WTRT WR A 5 30 Phil i ii A KVOO. WKNK WM WT.W l)(V) PM L'vkv Striae program i KTW KDKA WREN i. 7 jn pm Maiweii r'r (WLW.

WHA5, WM A KW on PM Tb rt wr.ei W' KT WREN i 9 SO I'M Ar' WLW WH KVW WM. WMAQ EGA i 45 pm Tcrl'i brief tWENR WL Colombia Network. 5 10 i ai; ST? VKF.r wo wo ru i i WABC WftM WBP.M leer. A HC By WKK' WOWo WBEM j. Nfi WAW KM'iX.

KOJI. 'W. i PM Ma 1 WAtC. wsf KM K01L'. i py r'f, JJi I A B' WKRf WHRM .1 py Rot i PuMTar B.

Wf EM WKRf" I. WC.i" Fe" WaW WKRC K''Ii. KMF' WMM K.VX' Kf'lL WFr.M KM IK. WI.W I ri'inm. itaU Ty.

p.i.jrarr! 7 m'i lrrpt'i. li M. Va PM MKIe.i 1 nil PM Refnrwie! 0 10 AtDeeirj. eiiir rt PM. 1.

Am go ''he riei 9 3rt M. Amo 41 N. l'i 00 pm. CfiiTie rererwe. 1 1 nn rheva.

I 1 1 MulTii'e RT. 1 IZ 00 Jiilniftil Orchestra. 31 I fi WENR. Mileage i in rmirlT t. 'tri' 1 o.i i A rt WI.S.

hirnc 1 1 rlr. 1 re 'I WJJP i Visage a "1 )te I HMM. (hiraan on T.VV WaFc. Fniirr. i in minute?) Memorte to Ki i "al Pin r.

1 'rut ire Airo A nor il5 minute 10 00 Paice muaic hou 799.8 OC and WHO 1 (XWV ft on gnie a WKAF 'I1, hur 7 t'owrwn har. i 0i i nmrrt hour. no Surre a WKAF '1 hou i. lo i to KnieM' thener. ZftH.tl WJR.

Oetrolt 7 VI 5 .10 Ket S'orv (en! i1 Siy. 0V anie ii Xvj 2 hnjrti I F.I C. Sin er inter. 10 ii' P.moe (2 hour MlnnearKili.St. rn 6 ')(' W'AHi" i45 min' tei: lai 7 nnK, A FC 1 1 on T'ii i 1:5.1 KMO.

Loui ltl Men am! Ms id waHi i i inin itf.i 7 no WARC i I hour. lo Kt Rmter WiVie ar. i 1" 20 Pr. ler orchestra: i pin. ft oo Feature i Studio 1 40 i 1 tM.

fro fi 4l li ra. l.it:' revue SOITHFRN STATIONS. 40.Vi WR. Atlanta 7 to. ft AO WKAF WJZ 1.1 hn.ir.

11 On Pixie Jamboree. API. Birmlnrham 1MB. 6 on WEAK and WJZ 13 hoarai. 12 OO Crnial night hour.

S71. writ. Dalla f0. on rmlic (30 minute WJZ 9 45 Orcheetra 1 30 minutca); WJZ. 11:00 Quartet (15 minutrel.

37 1.8 WHAT. rt. Worth M. 6 00 WIIAF and WJZ t3 houral. ZM.S KTHS.

Rot Sprlnra 1.W. 6 00 Hour from WEAK Rjnn WKAr (1 hour: orrheetra 0 30 WJZ (15 mtnutet); orchestra. 10:00 Hour from WJZ. 8.V WHA5, LouUtUI :00 Hour from WKAr. 7:00 loan Aaaooi tion.

7:30 WJZ aod WEAK lli noureV no Violtna (15 minute C. 8 45 Varieties (15 minutea): WEAK. 461.3 WSM. NaahTille 6AO. nn WE.tr and WJZ (3 hour i 9 OO White A Mjrtin (30 minutei WJZ Cuartet (15 minutei) i W.li (1 A radio picture cf the formal opening of one of the world's largest annual expositions will be presented to listeners Friday at 12:30 p.

m. when microphones of the National Broadcasting Company are switched on at the Canadian national exposition, in Toronto. The program will be broadcast over an N. B. C.

WEAF network. William Walter Hutband. assistant I secretary of labor, will address the I forum broadcast over the network of the Columbia Broadcasting System Thursday at 8.30 p. m. Husband will discuss "Immigration" on this occasion.

Wall street will move to the Casino in Central park, tarrying with it all the accoutrements of buying and sell ing. tickers, tape, quotes and margin books, Thursday at 9:15 p. m. At this time the Casino management will serve a Wall street dinner to the general public in honor of the busy bro a.cia ana nn meir iriends. past, pres ent and future.

In order that the pur roundings may be appropriate to the occasion, the outdoor Casino will i made to resemble the busy bull market. An elahnrate I 11,11 iit ncr program win be presen' under the auspices of the Columbia eroaacasting System. The melodies of Schubert, played in special arrangements by the Victor Concert Orchestra under the direction of Nathaniel Shllkret, will be a feature of ike RCA program to be broad cat Thursday at 8 p. m. over a National Broadcasting Company network.

Old southern fnelodirV a modernistic composition never before broadcast, and the sprightlicat of new how mu mc are combined In the program Wll lard Robixm and his mu ficians will offer in the Maxwell pro Rtam brr.ad.cast Thursday. The program will be heard over a National Broadcasting Company network at 7 30 p. m. KARL L. BROCKING, 50, DIES Broken Hip in IHinoi Fatal la Indianapolis Reldrnt I Injuries received In a fall several weeks ago, in which he broke his hip.

i caused the death Wednesday of Karl Mo 1 L. Brccklng. age ftfty. 309 East Wyoni ing street, in Our Saviour' Hoepital 1 in Jackson. 111..

Mr. Brocking'a home in Indianapoli5. He had gone to Iliinois April to live on a farm in an effort to regain his health. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2:30 p. m.

at the home of a sis ter. Mrs. C. W. Ackman.

'1502 South Illinois' street. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Before his retirement two years agr Mr. Brocklrur hatl been employed in tne stationery and mercantile business as saleman for the William B. 1 Burford Company and the Thornton Levy Company.

I Born in Ft. Wayne, he was the son of E. D. and Sophia Brooking. He was married to Miss Margaret Mc Avoy.

St. Louis. He was a member of the Murat Temple, of the Mystic I Shrine, and the Masons. Surviving are the widow, thret brothers. Dr.

E. R. Brnckang. Henry E. and Auzust E.

Brooking, and a titter. Mrs. Ackman, all of Indianapolis. CREAMERY HLODS PICNIC Fa Irons, Employes Attend Annual Event at Broad Ripple Park. Broad" Ripple park was a mecca.

Wednesday, for several thousand patrons and employes of the Sugar Creek Creamery Company, who gathered there to attend the fifth annual picnic. The program for the day waa planned especially for the patrons. The evening was given over to dealer and distributors and their families. Activities began at 9:30 m. The entertainment Included the usual park: rides for which Sugar Creek butter cartoons were accepted as admission tickets.

Music was provided by the Sugar Creek Kitchen Band. 1 which frequently broadcasts over Sta Uon WFBM. Dealers, distributors, and their fam ilies, numbering approximately 4.000, literally took charge of the park from 6 p. m. to 11 p.

m. H. F. Ward, man ager of the Sugar Creek Company, had charge of the outing OPPOSES STREET REPAIR Property Owner Seeks to Prevent Resurfacing Project. A petition to enjoin the city of Indianapolis and the Mead Construction Company from resurfacing Drake street, from West to Brook street wa filed Wednesday in superior court.

Room 4. by Elizabeth B. Pierce, who owns property along the street. Th city and the construction company ar charged with violating the law in tearing out the present pavement. You Can't Beat This Price VERY SATISFACTORY TERMS On Any Radio Less Than Half Price Complete Was $188.00 Kolster Brandes A heautifu! walnut console with 8 tubes.

Push pull amplification. This is the net Commander Byrd used on hit pole trip. We are offering the loboy at HS complete; was SMS. Thes wets carry Baldwin', complete satisfaction guarantee. All sets are new.

"Department Store for Standard Radios' 35 Monument Circle Lincoln. 73S7 $8.15 $8.65 fll I 1, $9.75 ,4 Wt r3 32x.m $9.35 lVYWt 0 1 I MOTOR TIRE i HaVeYourTube? by your radio dealer. Note the improvement when old, worn out tubes are re placed with New.