Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1937 — Page 27

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Five Lead Manual

These Manual High School seniors lead their class for the first

grade report

They are (left to right

Robert Kuntz, Betty Hall, Alice

Westra, Dorothy Egger and Thomas O'Nan.

JEWS OBSERVE PASSOVER HERE

Feast to Start Tonight at Sundown and Last Until April 3.

join in 181 ol the sundown to1 sundown of Saturday, April 3. iday ‘commemorates the the Jews and their exon Eayvpt. he first two davs of the

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story of Exodus Read

1 Progres: ng the story of is to be read le is t0 be matzoth ead, bitter herbs, bitterness of slave ted shank bone of eaten at the original hard-boiled or roasted ogg signifing sacrifice, and charoseth | comxnation of apples, nuts and wines, which looks like mud, as a reminder of the clay used by the Israclites Four cups of wine also are to be served. An extra cup is to be poured for the Prophet Elijah, who, according to Jewish belief, never died but was raised to Heaven in a char106, After the cup is filied for him

as & reminder of his mythical entry.

Services Scheduled During the course of the holidav, services are to be held in synagogs Cl MOTrNInNg ¢ nd every evening at maown After the feasting on the first two days, no leaven is to be in Jewish hom and only matzoth is ‘eaten 16 end of the holiaav. n the final dav memorial ser ices are held for (he dead

FORTUNE OF QUINTS NEAR MILLION MARK

By United Press ¢ TORONTO, Ont., March 26 —The Dionne quintuplets, who will be 3 years old Mav 28 are well on the way toward their frst million, an official tabulation showed today. Figures presented in the Ontario Legislature disclosed that the babies have ecamed $573,765.05 since ther birth in 1934 and that thev have contracts which will bring their for tune to $881,148.39 Of the cash actually on hand. $350.000 came from the movies and $50,000 from the newsreels. In addition, thev will get rovalties from both sources. They also picked up considerable pin money from acver-

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DRUNKEN DRIVER FINED

Bi United Press EVANSVILLE, Ind., March 26.Barlow Hurst, 25. of Owensboro g fined $500 vesterdav after uilty to a diunken driving nection with an autos 30 in which 25, Huntsonville, Iil., A 30-day jail sentence was suspended.

EASIEST CREDIT

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Dil Ol11siOn Oct John MeNutt

Goodrich Silvertown "Stores

Corner Delaware and North Streets

desk and in each home, the door is opened |

TRIAL OPENS MONDAY

The trial of Charles Bailey, forner Washington Township Assessor charged in an affidavit with embezlement, is to begin Monday in Criminal ‘Court, Judge Frank P Baker announced today Mr. Bailev is alleged to have emhezzled $3026 in dog tax fund money which he is said to have repaid since. Judge Baker said the restitution ‘did mot relieve Mr. Bailey from the criminal charge When & previous grand jury failed to return an indictment against the former assessor, it was discharged by Judge Baker.

BOYISH TEARS WIN DOG CASE DECISION

Judge Calls Lad to Side and Gives Him Pet.

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ORANGE, N, J., March 26-—A

High School Seniors 6M. CLUB TOHONOR

FORMER ASSESSOR'S

small terrier scampered through !

Judge Martin McHugh's court, John Byrne and James R. Airey wanted Judee McHugh to decide who was right in claiming the dog. “Here Scotty,” one of them called. The dog responded enthusiastically. “Here Whitey,” shouteq the other, and the terrier's allegiance switched unreservedly, “Here hoy,” John J. Kurphy, Court Clerk, shouted. And quick as a wink the dog leaped on his cuddled against his shoulder, Judge McHugh noticed tears trickling down the cheeks of Mr Alrey's son, Clifford. 14 He called Clifford to the bench and solemnly presented the dog to him, Clifford bundled the terrier une der his arm and walked triumphantly from the courtroom

DOUBTS WASHINGTON CAN CUT EXPENSES

The National Government is ‘holding the bag” and never will be able to reduce expenses to any appreciable degree, Howard P. Sheets, National Retail Hardware Association managing director, told Ine dianapolis Traffic Club members last night Midwestern railroad officials were guests, toastmaster,

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THE SOUTH SIDE IS NOW HEADQUARTERS FOR GENERAL ELECTRIC AND HOT POINT HOME APPLIANCES

Police |

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Lloyd D. Claveombe was

20 years of service. Mr, Berger was Indianapolis zone manager for four vears before his | Promotion to Cleveland. { The honored guests are to be pre- | sented bronze plaques by the club.

N. H. Gilman Is to Receive A | Bronze Plaque.

TWO MEN AT DINNE

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AS SPECIALS! N. H. Gilman, retiring general | ancy YOUNG 23¢

manager of the Allison Engineering

Co., and E. W. Berger, Chevrolet | FAT RENS zone manager in Cleveland, are to | Roasting and

be guests of honor at a General |

| Motors Club dinner tomorrow night | Bak. Chickens 2 Oc

| in the Columbia Club. 1 6 Lb.

Mr, Gilman retired from his post | BOILING as president and general manager | CHICKENS — Plenty of 1937 Fryers and Fresh Country Eggs.

® NEQN © [1 MARION Poultry Go.

SIGNS And |-Day Repair Service 1022 S. Meridian. DR-3441 Free Dressing-=Delivery

Indianapolis Electric Sign Co. RL

RR N. Ah. LI-5674

3.95

Beige — Brown Black = Blue Gray = Multi-Color

Gabardines, Kids, Calfs, Patents

BUY SHOES AT A SHOE

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(FPR e) SHINCTON STREET

Tomorrow Saturday, March 27th, is the Grand-Wind-Up of Our Get Acquainted Sale

SOUTH-SIDE Furniture Co.

932.931 S. Meridian Street The Store of Values That You Can Trust

Below Are Some of the Special Values for Tomorrow

Piece

Modern Period Veneered Maple Bedroom Suite ® Bed ® Vanity ® (Chest ® Night Stand aa

£10.00 Down 82.00 a Week

You Save SIS

Hot Point

Ladies Attention—Tomorrow, Saturday, South-Side will give you a Beautiful Fruit Bowl ABSOLUTELY FREE during these hours—9 A.M. to 10 A. M.—2:30 P. M.

3:30 P. M.

Electric Refrigerators

$119 up

March 27th, the

FLASH—Saturday Only—While 100 Last—BROOMS. 19¢

Curtain Stretchers, | Cutie Stretchers

without easel N9¢

with easel

Take Four Years to Pay R Metal Bed—Coil Son Beautiful Table Lamp & 50-Ih. Mattress $17.77 | Limit one to customer

$1.39

SOUTH-SIDE FURNITURE CO.

932-934 South Meridian Street

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is the day before Easter and because of the wonderful “BUYS” , .. Come prepared to save = not pennies, but dollars!

Box of 12

ASPIRIN

TABLETS

Women’s RAYON

UNDIES 7;¢

WOMEN'S 17/2 FASHIONS

DRESSES © 1 76

: AND ® Prints and pully sleeves

® New Neckline effects $2.76

® Misty St. James Colors WOMEN’S $9.88 EASTER

COATS & SUITS

Sizes 14 to o2. ® Spring's favorites = Topper Suits—=Prin= cess Suits—fitted and belted backs. ® Belted and Swagger Coats Im assorted styles and patterns—all sizes

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Women's Dress Girls’ Taffeta

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PANTS Boys’ Dress Blouses $123 SHIRTS 48

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Women's Spring

Women’s Ist Quality

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Cotton fabrics and knit white, blue

Men’s Easter \ SAAN \

HATS $1.43

In snappy brim and roll brim=new spring shades All sizes.

Boys’ Easter

LONGIES

Plaid and check patterns, sizes 8 to

Good styles,

gloves In brown, etc,

Mens Ribbed Union Suits NY

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Women's Rayon

Taffeta Slips

blouse, short N Sm EE — RD ants and snort NAN pt A —————— —- back jacket NN

5 Y S 3 8 Men's Blue Chambray izes 4 to

Work Shirts 39¢

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Double Edge

Razor Blades

10 for 5¢

1000 Pairs of

WOMEN'S NOVELTY

Easter FOOTWEAR

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High Conti» nental or Cuban heels

® Pumps ® Swing Straps ® Monk Straps ® Ties

Blue welsrey =~ Black Brown

® Gabardines Smart Outstands ® Patent, Kids ing “Stvle Hits” Sizes 3 to 9

of the Season,

NTR AR Children’s New

Oxfords & Straps

Men’s New Sport and

Dress Oxfords

SINGLE mn _ Pair, 57¢

HOSE Siaas. 9 30 8, 8' to 11, 11'%

Good Styles— [I 7 1 2

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Wonderful Values in These Low Prices @® In Black, Brown White and Combinations, Streamlined

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