Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 67, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1933 — Page 14

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West Washington St. Merchants WILL DO THEIR PART In the name of Humanity — and —Patriotism “WE WILL DO OUR PART” On the basis of this simple principle of everybody doing things together, West Washington Street Merchants join the nation-wide “recovery” parade. On The Honor R 011... on to good times ... on the wings of prosperity ... we stand ... side by side... with our leader ... Franklin D. Roosevelt. Success of this plan, in which all of us will share, depends upon the co-operation of all. West Washington Street Merchants, in making this public announcement, endeavor to set the pace, lead the parade that will enlist each and every merchant in every part of our patriotic city* Every American has his or her part to play. West Washington Merchants, always leaders, eagerly await the opportunity to “Do Our Part” —with working hours that are reasonable, and the employment of as many more people as we can. Get to know your West Washington Street Merchant; we believe you will be glad of it. West Washington Street stores are an established feature of the economic life of Indianapolis ... merchants that have paid dividends in hard cash to shoppers who have invested time and money in them. m You are always assured of finding the latest styles and most attractive merchandise, at the lowest possible price, on WEST WASHINGTON STREET

MII It 211-215 W. Washington St.

EM-ROE SPORTING GOODS CO. 209 W. Washington St.

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S. S. RHODES & SON Hardware and Lumber 340 W. Wash. St LI. 8405

THE UNITED RUG CO. 207 Wett Washington Street ~*7,7 THE ECONOMY RUG CO. 213 East Washington Street ~7,‘i’ ,

UTAR STORE BUYON OUR TEN PAY PLAN \ ■ _3fO 370 WEST WASHINCTCN ST

wwmwmm Est. 32 Years. 239-41 W. Wash. St. Opposite the Statehouse

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