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. | Deaths A g India Re id ts BUNKER HILL— Lowell Ervin Powell, 22. Mrs. Marie Suvaune Foyer Phillips, 37. | Survivors: Husband, William; two children | == : ! Survivors: Mr. and Mrs. George Powell; Survivors: Husband. Raymond; two chil-} and parents. = ; ; Sirens Mrs. Lorne C. Bennett and Mrs. dren, mother, two sisters, brother ROACHDALE—James W. Talbott, 81. 5 arold Stevenson; brother, Chester Powell. MARION—Mitchell Jones. 51. Survivors: | Survivors: Som, Otha; daughter, = Mrs. |

Israel Le 65. Survivors: Daughters. w M 3 ife, Edith; sister, Mrs. John Hite; broths Nellie Davis. re Babi iassburn. Mrs. Roy Prather | of. Ernest jones. ROCHESTER—Fred Murphy, 25. SurI 48 ®

M Se Eobert Baker 8 and Mrs. Ralph Weist: oMELLOTT—Mrs. Della Mae Go ot. 65 vivors: Wife; four daughters. COLUM JS—Solomon Max Glick, 93. Sur- Foros] gy “Whittaker, Mrs. Neli SALEM Wiliam, Trotter, By givors: Wife; daughter, Mrs. = Walter Brown. Mrs. Murrell Million ad Mrs. Lu- Dasmorn BERLE Paynter, Mrs Alice All our regular selling force and nine extra salesmen were kept busy ina continuous rush the day we first advertised these gliders. Then we were POSITIVE that our judgment had been absolutely correct in choosing these gliders for this summer glider event. Check the following fea-

Santisteban; son, Dr. Herschel. cille Borst. Grace Moore. CORYDON—George F. Pinaire. 68. Sur- MICHIGAN CTTY—Philip Dresser, 60] SHELBYVILLE—Mrs. Ethel Mae Hinkle. ail - a tures. All-baked enamel frame, 30 Premier tempered coil springs, no sag or twist tube tie rod, patented full leg suspended, patented sta-back

vivors: ife, Mary; sons. William and Survivor: Wife. An S - Shitford; ar Levi; sister Mrs. Ella "August | Kieffer, 83. Survifors: | Wile. 8, Survivors. Husband, Luvist daugh- | = cushion” fasteners, rustproof metal trim, new panel end Standard, fivepoint vacuum rubber feet.

Martha; sons, Lawrence an Clarence; | Frances. and Pearl Hink le; son. Harold; DELPHI—Miss Hazel Thompson, 45. Sur- | daughters, Mrs. Edgar ThompSen and the brother, Louis Coen: sister. Mrs. Sam Tors: Sisiers; Mellie Thompson, Mrs, Jes Vioses Loretta, Theresa, Caroline and | Hartman. axe, Mrs. Carrie Snoeberger and Mrs. | Alice SOUTH BEND—Phillip Schmidt, 82. ola Harmon, MIDDLETOWN—Mrs. Ruth Boram, v8. Survivors: Sons, Darl R liam, Henry and DUGGER—Mrs.- Harriett Q Dover, 67. | Survivor: Husband, Herbert John; daughters. Eva, Wiis Sam’ Shamp, Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Harry Ohms MOUNT MERIDIAN—Sally Ann Fitzsim- Mrs. ‘Willig Klein and Mrs. Elmer Bartles. and Mrs. Augusta Duncan; sons, Paris, mon SULLIVAN—Mrs. Ollie A Sur-

George - lien, 81. dia: : Brother. Georse: Chauncey and Cor. er EA thurs E. Harbeson, 72. | vivors: Sogs, Edgar T. and Wilbur R. Al-

Survivors:: Wife, Hlizabeth; sister. Mrs. | len; daugliter. Lela Allen Dutton.

Nicholas AE SRIEERattenial Conger, B1. Sur- | Alice Dailey. : ; vivors: Wife, son, brother and two sisters. Peru—Mrs. Anna Prince Arrington. 78. ;_ sisters, Mrs. Lola Dumick and Mrs. Survivors: Husband. Nathan Arrington: M Ti o ELNORA—John D. Dobbs, 100. Survivors: | daughter, Mrs. Bllen Kuhn: five. grand. | Mary Thompson. Three sons, two daughters. children. WABASH—Verley M. Silvers, 30. Sur-

HEADLEE—Mrs. Emma Branble, 63. Sur Fred Hiatt, 64. Survivors: Wif ugh- | Yivors: Wife, parents, three children, ch a gene ol BSCR MS iR—Miss India Randall. wJohn H. Miller, 90. Survivors: Wife, ERE: > Upviy> HEADLEE—Mrs. Emma Bramble, 50. ° (Mary; daughters, Mrs. Ed Graf. Mrs. Jo- Line 2, Sule Nr a “HUNTINGTON—Charles ; : seph Bassert, Mrs. Florence Hoban and Mrs. Anna Egolf. . Survivors: Daughter. Mrs. ( : Miss Secelin Milley: seven” grandchildren: James ed. 63. Survivors: Sons, sons, Charles, Richard and igh~ g Ten Arthur. Albert, Charles and Ray Reading:

ner: Hodior 5 i 4 PORTLAND — Mrs. Esther Kingle, 32.' brother, Bzra Reading.

| John Srenalin . U Sisters, Mrs. Frank Q. Ditton and dis: | Nannie Heinbauch, ss = 1a EF EERSONVILIE—Iames Levy Watson 4, Surv vors: Daughters, rs. Pau oy MIs. Ahn Fitch, Mrs. L. T. Wa ss Marie Watson; sons, a and Maxwell half-brothers,” George and | Jo

Robert Daily Tipps, 65. Survivors: Mrs. 5 : ) a RAN : 3 ® | Debbie Gresham and Mrs. J. 1 Brooks: en | a \ ! wife, Mollie; daughter, Mrs. Frank Tom- SE ANTR\R : ®

| linson.

JONESBORO-—-Walter Porter Macy, 56. | = ANE : NY Survivors: Wife, Edna; sister. Mrs. Guy 3 ae NEN Heavy awn- os Tubular con-

Roush: brothers. Joseph, Claude and Ed- A A B AER ine r ward Macy. % ; | With a Big : aN, Jing seats, — - struction that ! 5 TANNA Ullam Chanss Per, ne E » RNS weathers 5 Soak ive i urvivors : u : rs ; | : = \ ER” \ . ; - gd args hn DOR EIL, ; 4 Future ooh ES i BW RN proof frames. Z g S real com Charles and Robert Miller; sister, Leona ? : TTY 2 Limit 2 to a 7 ; fort. In 4 CO- Small Carrying Charge

Craig; brother. Mose Miller; seven grand- i = : . : a customer. | : lors and white, Block's Downstairs Store Annex.

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Reg. $1.20 comfortable For Porches, Barber Shops, etc.

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il; father, Frank Smith; sister Mrs. Dorohy McCaw: brother, Russell Smith.

LA PORTE_Mrs. Margaret Walz. Sur- ; a vivors: Husband. - John; son, A. J. Walz; : = : daughter, Mrs. August Ruff: brother. Her- Choose at Pearson's from In- a : : S tl) Fa Cm n a e Eien Fo} 3 sister Mis, "Bpima Henly. * diana’s largest selection of in- = S

LOGANSPORT—Gustave H. Geyer, 686. bom oe s : : Cr TE EI Sens au tie yorlds Bed (VB | According to age, piso! ond condition of your By washer ton this big, husky, brand new |

John, Charles, Otto and William Geyer;

A ‘43. Survivors: wife, = :; daughters; Wai J: f sCONN | |IE ~¢ NO MONEY DOWN

Lena; daughters, Wanda. Mary Jane; sons. Just your old washer? instant ap-

Dovle, Wayne, Harold, Donald and Charles 3 E Walker: father, Henry E. Walker; broth- . = : ers, Gilbert and Joseph Walker. =: praisal.. Come in now and see this

J : | the | LOGANSPORT-—John J. -Taggert. 77. Sur- - EE super Apex value us ] Oo 7 WwW h vivorse Wife, Louise, son, John Taggert. T = R WA S eo SELM ER = ; make ang BEE Df Your Yather. your as er sn 2 > Be i . special (allowance from $10" to” $35 ; Magy Creore a Bryant a Suniy. : ed or | > ars: Son rvie Bryan aughters rs : ( LDS : 3 J. Sud, MS George Welch and Mrs. as low as ® E. wards, :

10° grandchildren; five great prendeniidren; Jacob Benton Slusser, 62. Survivors: vy ® | |

Wife; daughters, Mrs. Elmer Raber, Mrs. Paul Stominger and Retha Slusser; sons,

Jesse and Roy Slusser; sisters. rs. Joe | : E: : Kochenderfer and Mrs. Leslie Hartman. . > Tm —y j MADISON—James Conrad Storm, 70. RO 'H VIO} INS CE} i 0S s] : Survivors: Wife, Ida: son, Earl. A 9 : J 7 B % ga, |

WARREN NAMED HEAD Also large stock of Vials and Innings Visit our new lolin Salon. : OF BUTLER BLUE KEY

Clarence Warren, Butler Univer- ee =: 3 : : Less Your sh i sity junior, was elected president of ; af hl ] Trade-in Allowance Blue Key, senior men’s honorary so- " RW ia : ; Blety, Yesierdny afternoon, ; EE | j i Our greatest offer on a Super 4 William Merrill was elected vice = ‘ Model Apex! gresident, William Olsen, secretary- ; a : ot : ok . ‘reasurer, and John Barnett, cor- : = ; Bloat oe tub—20 gallons responding secretary. All ‘new offi- : I * TW S 128-130 N. PENN. = : F ¥ Blerst se Douile Damier

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With Twin Tubs to Match |

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without a loaded rifle by : | = our side? t Move out your old ugly stove and move in one of these clean- a - y i looking, modern design ranges that will cook. efficiently and = ; make your kitchen look like new. Full-sized oyen—16x191:x13 4 : : —that bakes splendidly, Finished in ivory ahd green or in :

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Just when you're wanting electrical ET the most, we offer this group of floor samples, demonstrators, pre-owned and new refrigerators at reductions you can’t afford to miss. All sold with full 1-year guarantee!

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in the only can there's ‘a | ba of" B = Just 7 o-cu. ft. 1936 Tr "deposit on 3 Ih E | BndNew FRIGIDAIRE 139 162.00

Complete With = MODEL He WAS NOW 6-Pe. Set of Attachments = 1935 Frigidaire 5.cu. ft. porcelain ~~ | 89, 5() 129.50

EUREKA or ROYAL 1936 Frigidaire 6 eu tt. porcetan 214.50 179.50

1937 Price on

| xs 6-cu. ft. 1936 x (Sold Now at 243. 50) (Sold New at 355) 5 Just 9 San : 15395 Similar Model | Brand New KELLVINATOR 1 188.50

There's no Kolding Jasper down. Frank Owen, 1 |B C L = A A F Rn S : : who presents Jasper in a daily comic cartoon, = MODEL {WAS NOW found that out some time ago. So he lets Jasper 2 | 7; 2g ly > } |= A Four Year Guarantee Goes With : = ” 435 ct. ft. sl have his way—and so lets everybody who reads 1 = These Rebuilt Cleaners! 1935 Kelvinator ji 153.00 29.30

Jasper have an oversize laugh every day. He's = BEB 19 36 Kelvin ator sca tt, porcelain] 89 §() 139.90

an imp of impulse, 5 -You sort count 1 Whil 0h ‘ p of impulse, Jasper is. You can't count y i | . 1936 Kbivinator 6 cu. ft. size 193.50 169.50

on what his next move or mood will be. But : = Last

you can count on its befag funny. You'll be : I Complete 1936 CG E. 5 cu. ft. size 199.50 159.50 seeing Jasper T er | | | I =f : : 1935 Apex 7 ct. ft. size 189.50 | 119.50

N I on d th Y ®. 4 une 7 t h | = Genuine Eureka or Royal Cleaners—that you can buy tomor- a - = Tow at only 1895! They carry a 4-year factory warranty and = 193 6 Apex ; 6.5 cu. ft De Luxe 19 1 .00 149.50

represent the biggest sweeper bargain your dollars can buy.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : | [{ 51 Down Detivers 55 B 1936 Apex cacoue 225.00 169.50

BLOCK'S—Fitth Floor. = / BLOCK'S—Fifth Floor.