Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 234, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 February 1935 — Page 5

f*iLD. HBS!

STATE TOMATO GROWERS WILL GET REWARDS 357 to Receive Medals at Canners’ Meeting in Lafayette. P*i Turn* * Fprritil LAFAYETTE, Ind., Feb. B—Gold, silver and bronze medals are to be awarded to 357 Hooeaer tomato proMrs of U. 8. Won • Clubs over the state, mho have improved the quality of their crops to the point where they are equal to certain standards set by the U. S, -Won'* C’.ubs. The medals mill be Riven during the eighth annual conference of the Indiana Canners and held at Purdue UWb. 12 and 13. it mas announced today by Roscoe R Fraser, horticultural extension specialist in charge of the project. Gold medals are to be awarded to 61 growers mhose crops have averaged at least 75 per cent U. S. No. 1 grade with no more than 3 per cent cull-; silver medals mill be presented to 138 producers mho raised tomato crop? which mere at least 65 per cent U. S. No. 1 grade with less than 4 per rent culls; and 158 tomatomen m il receive bronze medals for their crops which averaged at least 55 per cent U. S. No. 1 grade with no more than 4 per cent culls. Included among the winners of gold medals are: Frank Ra iman. Trafalgar; Ray Smith, Forreit; W. r>. Wood. Tipton; W. D Allbright, Shoals; F. A Brax*on and Charles Hankins, Paoli; Nel Moore and Harold Reynolds, French Lick; James Stonecipher. MiUtomm; Floyd Stroud. Marengo; oren Johnson. Perry HufTer and J. W. Vandevender. Frankfort; John Ziebarth, Bo vie;.ton; Carl Bos worth. Thorntown; Dalton Enosley, Bunker Hill; Bevington Brothers. Hall Merrill. Walter Piatt. Everett Turley and Harold Wooley, all of Galveston; Fred Watson. Russiaville; Lee C. Rhodes. Oakford; James McManama. sharpsville. From Kokomo, the following men will receive gold medals: Charles Aaron. W. R. Ammerman, Anstett brothers. Chester Bone. Phillip Brunnenmilier, Charles Coan. Clarence Coate, Harrison Copp. Charles Crousore. Andy David. Roscoe L. Dean, A. C. Early. Arthur Ferguson. Andrew Fernung, Charles Graham, Sherman Hunt, G- C. Ingels. Glen Jackson. Ralph Jackson, Seth Johnson, Harry Kane. Albert Korkhoff, Glen McCain, John McMilhan. Sumner Miller, Verlin Miller, Ida M. Mix, John Morgan, Albert Morrow. Chaties Newcom, Frank Ortman. Frank Moore, Murray Ricketts. Cecil Record. Laurel Smith. Fred St ram-back and Wilfred Trot tier. STATE OFFICIAL'S WIFE IS OVERCOME BY GAS Mrs. Lloyd Xixnn Recovering After Mishap in Home. The condition of Mrs. Mary I,ouise Nixon. 23. of 3720 N Pcnn-sylvania-st, Apt. 45, wife of Lloyd Nixon, controller of the State Highmav Department, mas reported as “not serious’’ today at Methodist Hospital. Mrs. Nixon m-as overcome yesterday by gas said to have been escaping from a stove at her apartment while she was talking over the telephone to her husband. Mr. Nixon rushed home and found his wife lying unconscious on the floor. BRIBERY ATTEMPT IS BARED BY LEGISLATOR Offered 55000 Two Years Ago, Senator Wade Charges. During debate on the “full crew" labor bill. Senator Jesse Wade iD.. North Vernon* yesterday announced that two years ago he had been offered SSOOO for his vote on a bill regulating petty loan companies. Senator John Bright Webb *D„ Indianapolis) Immediately suggested a Senate investigating committee be appointed. The motion mas defeated. A motion to postpone indefinitely the full crew bill mas defeated by a close vote. Church Class to Hear Stump Albert Stump. Indianapolis attorney. mill speak at a dinner meeting of the business class of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, Wednesday night. Feb. 20. The program m ill be in observance of Wash-

WANTED! GIRLS % I• 1'• :i ;' r .''Tp St ■■ H I Fi.fr il. T-' ’ ''l *'!• B| BH pr- "• B i -v ' . f lr.- BB H >1 !'.s. ■ s U.ARY ■ Stm cr <• n j > 1 Tk-hit* B jH r■. -i ••• r B| ;R I' 7 H 9 CENTRAL j. BK \l I \ Htl I K<K 1 ■ ?'T ... .1 V .In H[>. ■ g m

Sr N * :Hi Cb:r.et M'de. Speed Queen jESs Safety-Roll Wringer M f n nclwivi !rs:ur If Ml | Vonnegut's ftlIP R

Office Supplies and Equipment STEWART’S. INC. Formerly W. K. Stewart Cos. 44 E. Washington St. LI. 4571

P*c*lllrt'l rMt BManniblf Prior* Invention to •ur e • so Our 'imoti plate mention with- Plate*— v?*svi? “ 59.50t0 $25 2ND FLOOR KRESGE BLDG. Fta*. *od Huk. (Orer MUlr-HUI)

GENUINE BQVIKMEL GENUINE LKOPAND REAL BEIGE CARACUL BETTEK'LAPIN FITCH TRIMMED SUDSONSBAL & HWirBHUMNr PAW FUR COAT PAW FUR COAT FUR COAT FUR COAT FUR COATS FUR COATS JACKETS $39.99 $49.99 $39.99 $39.99 SIOO $6.98 1 i/T, 1 fT JH A '/H rm _ 9$ Lookl s Genuine '”ir Theftiir's S - .HK5™ ilH24c FATR 1 O?EN “ $ 1 24 PLAN V JL JLiLJEI JUL JUkVb/ Saturday hose, Pr. NoCarrying V 311-325 WEST WASHINGTON ST. / Saturday 72x84 comforts KS.= OOe Charges V ** TILL* 9 P.M. "r• IHr -88 in all sizes, all .** ' q n mmmmammmmmmmm Women's MffVMpfM Women's Hand, Ll-ATJF.M'J J)Tg7TP7?i V/T,T772'iH M/THTH ® Dars I Smart Rayon J Embroidered hi j , , ' , mm Health Soap W\ S BH Sweaters MF M .m: WHITE OUTING “V** -\ r\ HWmMm 1 ir 9L vmm3 /c LVnHr / c kra ' 2, - inch 8c paptip I IJq Up BB f lx If '• M BHH f ° i B &BHM B w aa m1. ..888m1 - •rstia.rrr; ivjm.mwKFmm 9 !op IweateM. riulll” EBQEZS3Z3 r^ T eXtra Pretty Fast Color Girls' Rroadclolh HKM.Jmn mMMBMMm - nncCO ppiMTC BLOOMERS, PR. Children’s Long Ribbed Hose, Pr. Children’s Winter Unicn Suits Boys’ and Girls’ Winter Unions ~n , r t _ zz Q c stsms. 1 " ribb,d ,B 11 17 c ' e,Bht ' short 37c Ji-sarsir;rr wh#e ° r r,n - 47c lOc .loth hioAmers. j Lb g QX Delicious Chocolates Women's Pure Silk Hose Pr. Women’s Rayon Stripe Unions 'l'jrrT.rnmKTrrrs iJ! SPS ni zzrjr* —“ r “ h "" val - 17c s?zr~ and ” Uh 37c zzsjttL ,cnsth union 47c ._^_“ T g . WASHCLOTHS Women’s Wool Mix Hose Pr. Boys’Play Suits Ea. Women’s Knit Slips Infant,' .hit. wash Q Women', part-woo! he In all color,, * Hickory stripe „ e evc play suits, in Built-up shm.lder atyl. slips, wanted col- *- s^.9B cloths, trimmed in subst. in all sizes. | f Q s,zes 6to 8 >cars. g C r n lengms. Hr M w unusually warmpink or Women’s Hew Style Brassieres Women’s D’Orsay Slippers Women’s Flannelette Gowns Inf mils’ Quality m sires 30 to 38. JfC h “ ls ' S,les 4 8 ' O/ C *" ”■ 4" / C KNIT TOWELS Women’s Knit Snuggles Smart Ruffle Curtains Quality Bed Sheets, 72x90 r _ LONU Pfl " Ti infants' white . __ Form fUtine lu-k stitch short, In small A _ Priscilla ruffled curtains of nice duality Sbe, 32,90 bed sheets. Made of sood m C<% AA. towels, trim- 4JT sbe, only. |7C O/ C **“’ sh .et, 4/C ZS£.,Z * I blue. i" pi "k „r I Extra Size Rayon Panlies Boys' Broadcloth Shirls Boys’Lined Kid Gloves B i'."JVpTiiii)inz.iiiiJi r/*! m -Bffm jm m m) fffi Tailored, full cut, extra size panties. Flesh 4 wmm Boys’ good looking pattern broadcloth Boys’ nice, warm lined kid gloves. \ m mmm iTi m£mU2M IdAids 1 ilß l iijUftiisiwll color only. | / Q shirt *’ Sizes 6io 14 > ears * i C real value ’ fcfi / C JBMMBBBBBMBkWMMMBfi 7Z> 7ZZ I Men’s Suspenders or Belt 3 Pair Men’s Rayon Plaited Hose Men’s Collar Attached Shirts WO!>,EN S ___ com FACE ■I or belts. sunder, t7c bbed cotton hose. All sizes. “37c lirts, patterns or plain colors. 47c 1™ POWDER Men’s Wool Dress or Work Hose Women’s Wash Dresses Men’s Blue Chambray Shirls NECKWEAR , V. J* , Men’s dress or warm wool work hose, mmm Pretty print v;ash frocks, guaranteed fast Work shirts of fine yam blue chambray jm mmm . /,£.* JM fancy or plain colors. I #C CO, ° rS ’ Sizes 16 to 44 ’ %j/0 In sizes 14 to 17. If / C QJ7C Jr. Girls'Rayon Bloomers Infants’Soft Blankets Girls’Fast Color Dresses *Tw S§ Junior girls’ ravon bloomers; pink or 4 mmm Infants’ pink or blue soft quality mmm Fast color dresses in prints, gingham, mmj Dainty erls|> faafe Alt shade. poWder in regular pea-h. Sizes 14 to 18. 1 IQ blankets. %3 f C plaids and stri P es - Sizes 7to 14 y ears - £± / C that add toydar ?:*&&&&** size box. ' "i "^ mmmmMmmmmmmmmmmm uimi m i Bimiiiiibiw mi i—■ Infants’ Button or Foldover Rayon & JR. GIRLS’ RAYON TAFFETA rv/.T,rMirTI7HrT33 WOOL VESTS 07 Princess SUPS JTT / / VVUUIrv IbU 8 U <I 8 Junior girls rayon taffeta print**. £E f# POj S N A genuine vrJoe in rayon and mW Mlf or whtte> ln dm i4*tb "9 ■ TUUnUHI lUnO wool vests. MB m 18 years. * " r. rf*.-. flttine r'.i: ;r: ■ A Women •. l Vnme ?l l Il 1 IL-EiAl Vfirmmmvvn .■ s.r'.ujjvMTrrrm LLLL2iLLL| Baitriffgan ilLiLLiiia mu nice UIiiLLLLiiJ PAJAMAS Ll'lilfidl.ria/iliTti rxjfl ErX/i rxrm “s? io,/. FA| 57 c 11 77 c Jf 97 c SrESI.BB wanted colors I ' C wL’-- Hh MBMK im. JMtB 4 m 4 , ...1 I dm m- ( &mlp B (ir_3 18 color*. in rec- B -.T: 1 f: 1| i [ qimlity. Trimmed. In lr > reifular op extra iii'iiiTisi [■iiiiii-n UwaAAiaaMai HaaaiMßaaiiaaß """" lAiaBiMMl .4 n ea i value. Men's H omen s Outsize | OAlli HfIATQ SILK HOSE 2-Pc. Women’s Broadcloth Pajamas Women’s Uniform Dresses Women's Capeskin Gloves sunif ™IN lofl All Silk to lisle Attractive colored, nicely tailored paja- mm wmm For nurses, beauticians, white or Women's slipon style black or brown b | ark leathertop service. JM mas. In regular sizes. jj / Q broadcloth or poplin. Sizes 34 to 50. f/ Q „ oves. Sizes 6to 8. <7 f C ette raincoats, S Zu>*.\X Men's Shirts and Drawers Infants 9 Chinchilla Goats Boys 9 Corduroy Lined Knickers inS 'T Sl ”,,,, .^ „-. , , 11 m -I I i-n Men's heavy ribbed shirts and drawers mm mm Also rayon in pink, blue, beige or green, m i ined blue corduroy knickers with s UJLiLIwiJ (’1 il4— Q22iHiLI2JLLiiUSaI in all sizes. K/Q Sizes 6 mo. to 2 yrs. /I C knit cuffs; in sizes Bto 17 years. 57 / C Women's Imported PDiRgHFFTg Boys’Lined Tweed Knickers Tots’sl.49 Wool Dresses Children’s Sturdy Shoes FABRIC GLOVES (inlD wOtC I O Smart brown or gray lined knickers. Sizes mm mmm Tots adorable style wool jersey dresses, t^mmß Gunmetal or patent leather oxfords or Women’s slipon Infants' large Bto 16. 5f C A ” C ° lorS ' S ‘ ZeS 2to 6 * // C strap slippers; in sizes Bto 2. yf Q style black or jf \Jkf%. ZT” " ,b 1 iL.O Women's New Blouses Tots’ SI.OO Wool Sweaters Boys’Corduroy Overall Jumpers —_Ravon, piques, voiles and sheers; new mm mmm T o4s or slipover styles, in attrac- Corduroy jumpers of the better quality in BBMWBBMBBBBBMKBBBM styles; in sizes 34 to 40. t,v * colors ’ S,zes 2 6 y ears * f/ C sizes 3to 8 years. ( C | bmgMMWI Children’s Jersey Leggins Girls’Part Wool Skirts Men’s Zipper Slipover Sweaters | SHAKIR KWr* ! WINTER JSm fSoir* " Ifi “ to ,u " s7c S2. ln ,pnnt 77c ,x r^ >Up ” ersw ' l,e ” ,h * bes ‘ 97c l^felTEß^ C*l dQ 110 ™ GIRLS- UM BALBMGGAN * 1 SILK HOSEC7 r PAJAMAS 77. 27x27 DIAPERS Q7 P GirW smart warm winter Cltiffw weight piewt bone reinforced mB X V Girls' smart one or two-piece tyie I I V Diapers, ready to use, in a|9 X C T? f,h * Wt rftllars coats, to sizes 7to 12 yean. wtth Hole; subst. In gU caters and MB M pajamas. SAec 7to 16 years. " ■ sanitary package. . f MB * aU colors.

iT^iiyy

PAGE 5