Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 April 1937 — Page 20

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

PWA Has Aided Handicapped Children, Logan Says

UMPS have been taken out of street car tracks. Handicapped children are getting a new start in life. White River fishermen find cleaner streams.” This was the resume given today by Forrest M. Logan, Public Works Administration director for Indiana, of the expenditure since 1933 of $4,659,780 in Federal grants and loans in Marion County. Twenty projects, six uncompleted, have been launched with PWA funds. The total cost is $7,134,931. Mapped, as shown above, the

DDITION to Sewage Treatment plant. This relieves the city from damage suits for stream pollution and permits full treatment of sewage; $523,000, total cost; $152,000 grant; employed 100 men weekly; completed Nov. 11, 1936. School 87, Indianapolis, 26th St. and Iridianapolis Ave.——New school and replaces five two-room portable buildings; $190,239, total cost; $91,152, grant; 50 men weekly; completed Aug. 25, 1936. James Roberts School for Crippled Children; $238,097, total cost;

Indianapolis :

$98,214, grant; $65,000 bequest of Mrs. Henrietta West Roberts; provides facilities for. instructing

-200 handicapped children.

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men’s dormitory; $187,431, total cost; $78,750, grant; com-

pleted Oct. 23, 1936, employed 60 men weekly.

Franklin Township school; $101,737, total cost; $47,797, grant; employed 66 men weekly; completed Jan. 27, 1937.

Wayne Township school, Ben

Davis; $228,144, total cost; $107,235, grant; employed 123 weekly; completed Feb. 1, 1937. Perry Township school addition; relieves overcrowding schools in township; $134,000 estimated total cost; $60,300, grant; uncompleted, employs 60 men weekly. Warren Township school addition; aids in reducing school overcrowding; $201,902, total cost; $103,700, grant; employed 70 men weekly; completed Nov. 25, 1926. City Hospital nurse’s home; replaces condemned service building; $157,000 estimated total cost; $70,650, grant; employs -60 men weekly, uncompleted. . ” 8 ” roRLD WAR MEMORIAL | Shrine Room; enabled State of Indiana to complete proj-

ect four years sooner than expected; $676,000, total cost; $195,000 grant, employed 100 men weekly; completed by Dec. 1, 1937. | Flower Mission Hospital for in-

curable tuberculosis patients; $206,800, total estimated - cost; grant, $60,800; gift by Flower Mission of $75,000 through the But-ler-Snow Foundation, uncoms=pleted.

FOR A QUALITY AN

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SALE of QUALITY VEAL | VEAL CHOPS .o2.lb. | Qc

See New 1937 Cabinet Model

Speed Queen

Electric Washer with Safety-Roll Wringer a

an exclusive feature

Vonnegut’s

120 E. Washington —

TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES.

Flowered Oven - Proof

Casserole

IN NON-TARNISHABLE

This beautiful casserole goes on sale tomorrow at this special price! Buy one as a gift or for personal use! A regular $1. 19 value. You save wone-third

CAKE BOX

This gayly-colored cake box was manufactured to sell for twice this| extraordinary price! experience has taught us the demand for this will Er tremendous! Come Early Only One to a Ci

SATURDAY

ONLY ONE TO A CUSTOMER

IT DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE WHERE YOU BUY!

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STEWING VEAL Lb.|24¢ VEAL ROAST . cai 1b. 1/¢c

PURE LARD zie Lb. 1444¢ Creamery Butter Ra’ Lb. 34c¢ PAN SAUSAGE . . Lb. 17V4¢ Sliced Bacon *%raer™ Lb. 29¢

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Round or Sirloin Steak Lb. 29¢ MILO [COFFEE 5.2". b. 17c zm BOILED HAM. Lb. 45¢

MARKET LOCATIONS 25 S: Illinois (Downtown)

2941 Central Ave. 1058 Virginia Ave.

(Near 30th) (Fountain Sa.)

E. New York and Rural Michigan and Noble 2352 Station St. 3306 E. 10th St.

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(Owned and Operated by Bo-Peep Markets, Inc.)

HOUSEHOLD PESTS

Exterminated 1009, Guaranteed Results

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H. H. MAYER’S

projects cover every township in the County.

” ” HE ferwic PWA project was the $3,120,000 loan to the Indianapolis Railways for. rehabilitation of tracks, trackless trol- " leys, new busses and remodeling of shops and garages on; W. Washington St. The project employed an average of 900 workers weekly and was begun Feb. 11, 1936. It has not been completed. The second largest project was the clinical building of Indiana University’s Medical Center with a total cost of $576,983 and a Federal grant of $249,750. Mr. Logan estimated $3,346,300 in buildings still await approval of PWA grants. The major structures contemplated aré the Indianapolis Civic Auditorium, $2,543,000, on the old site of Shortridge High School; Irvington High School, $450,000; Washington High School additition. $368,300; and an addition at School 26, $75,000. Major projects are:

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Fees LAMB resh: crew lOc 200. 43c Shoulder 15¢

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Pot Roast ...13%c | Pure Lard Tender Steak.17!:¢ | 2 lbs, 27¢ | 2 1b. 49¢c ‘PORK Sale

Fresh Hams, small ciceeese.19¢C

Pork Loin, small sssceves dC

Pork Shoulder 18c Fresh Picnic..15¢

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Come and see a miracle take place before your very eyes—the transformation of our store to the most beautiful Jewelry Store ever built! Out of the jumble of steel girders and-barricades we are rapidly reaching this goal. Not a vestige of our old appearance will remain—night and day, inside and out, the workmen are “in constant attendance—in destruction of the old, and construction of the new! To make way for this complete change, our entire stock must be sacrificed at once!

Diamonds, Watches, Silverware, Radios, everything reduced for immediate clearance. BUY NOW AND SAVE AS MUCH AS 509%.

iii Interesting ‘Fact About Our New Store

Atop our supermodern front we are installing what is probably the .only neon clock of its kind. Revolving neon hands. and numbers will make it visible at all times. Designed and specially constructed fe individual specifications.

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BEER Prices All Week $1.19]

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Veal Breast...10c

Veal ‘Chops 12%:c Veal Leg Rst. 15¢

Veal Shoulder 15¢

Veal Loin Steak

Champagne Velvet, Drewrey’s

Patrick Henry, Kamm's, Berghoff

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Boleros, Redingotes, Swing-Styles and others in Thistle, Coronation Blue, Prints and Pastel Shades for Spring.

SPECIALLY PRICED VALUES Rell] 54

WIAMOND RINGS

$1940

S50c A WEEK

Smashing reductions on our complete Diamond Stock! In view of the general increaseof prices, these values assure a Double Savings you can not afford to miss!

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CLEARANCE SALE OF NATIONALLY KNOWN WATCHES ®ELGIN ®* WALTHAM ® PARKER ® BENRUS, Etec.

White and Yellow Gold Color, Round, Square, Tonneau, Rectangular Shapes

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CLEARANCE!

Men's Cameo Rings! Ladies’ Diamond Onyx Rings! Diamond Initial Rings! Ladies’ Birthstone Rings! Men’s Stone Rings! All mounted in extra heavy solid gold! We offer a complete stock of these modern rings af this amazing price during

this great sale. Values up to $29.00 included!

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SOLID COLORS

Nude, Melon, Shrimp, Regal Rose, Beige, ‘colors, in newest styles.

tion of their Watches of every style and true value. Each description! Round, Tonneau, Warranted a Genuine Savings! for best selections! 35¢ a Week Featuring all the Latest, Famous Make Watches

8- DIAMOND BRIDAL PAIR > YOUR CHOICE Diamond Bridal $ 1 5 and every crea- 5 3 Square Shapes—a watch for | tion of the new- every boy and girl at almost Amazing Allowance On Your Old Watch Regardless of Age or Condition - Eas y

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