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- HARVESTER C0. | Mps. VanNuys Runs Up a High Score

OFFICERS HERE TOBE HONORED

Officials and Civic Leaders To Be Guests of Arthur V. Brown.

Harvester Co. offiare to be the guests of Arthur Indiana National Bank president, at a luncheon at the Columbia Club Tuesday, Oct. 26 Headed by Harold F. McCormick, board chairman, the guests will include Governor Townsend and other State officials, Mayor Boetcher, presidents of all the banks, insurance companies, civic organizations and the heads of leading industries in the city. Officers of the company will come here 0 inspect the salesroom on W. Washington St. and the work in progress on the new $4,000,000 plant on the Brookville Road. Besides Mr. McCormick, they will include: Addis E. McKinstrey, executive committee chairman; G. McAllister, president; Maurice F. Holahan, first vice president; Fow- | ler McCormick, second vice president; William S. Elliott, vice president and general counsel; Charles R. Morrison, vice president; Charles R. McDonald, vice president; Arnold B. Keller, treasurer, and Dale Cox, public relations.

International clals V. Brown,

MASONIC CHAPTER TO NOTE 100TH YEAR

Times Special

LOGANSPORT, Ind, Oct. 14— The 100th anniversary of Logan Chapter 21, Royal Arch Masons, is to be observed Oct. 30 with several hundred Indiana Masons expected to attend Headlining the program will be a talk by 80-year-old Robert A. Woods, Princeton, second oldest past grand high priest of Indiana. He also is past grand high priest of the General Grand Chapter of the United tates

Sidney |

Murs. Senator,

Frederick VanNuys,

wife of shown pointing to her charted in the opening rounds in the District of Coi lumbia Bridge Championships in Washington.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

THURSDAY, OCT. 14, 1937

OLD GOLD DAY

| EVENTS TS SLATED!

Times Acme F0OUO Behind her is Lieut. Comm. W. A. Corley, District Bridge League president. Mrs. VanNuys and | Mrs. Winslow Van Deventer led a field of 22 pairs at the initial session.

the Indiana | bridge scores

ACTON FIRM IS CITED IN POLLUTION CHARGE :

$2000 Dariage So Suit Against Tomato Products Concern.

A suit charging a tomato products

cempany with polluting a creek near |

Acton was on file in Superior Court 4 today. | Henry Smith, Acton, plaintiff, who owns a pleasure resort near the stream, the Acton Tomato Products Co. for the alleged dumping of & ‘poisonous substance created from a preparation process” into the creek. Mr. Smith, according to the suit, claimed the odor that Tesulted from

asked $2000 damages from |

tomato |

the alleged pollution made his re- | [sort site unusable for business. e suit further charged subtoes dumped into the creek by the Jerendany company was injurious to |

SOVIET NAVY CHANGE REPORTED IN PURGE

MOSCOW, Oct. 14 (UJ. P.. | Twenty-one additional death senTT | tences and a change in the high TECH SEXTETTE T0 SING | command of the Soviet Navy were | recorded today as the Government | | continued its purge on Party “eneOptimist Club members are to be | mies.” entertained at their luncheon Fri- The third unannounced change in day in the Columbia Club by the Girls Sextette of Technical High jtem in Pravda describing a parade School. Members of the sextette [at Sebastopol listing Admiral Peter rare Betty Jane Barnhill, Hunter, Norma Auch, Mary Nicker- | Sea Fleet, son, Winifred Curtis and Virginia | Kozhanov formerly headed. Pruitt,

Dispo-

The simplest household task becomes drudgery for one whose eyes i the benefit of

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{the Soviet fleet high command in | recent weeks was revealed in an |

Thelma | Smirnov as commander of the Black | which Admiral Alexander |

| sition of Kozhanov was not revealed. |

‘DePauw Expects Crowd of Alumni at Reunion This Week-End.

Topping the program is to be the |

{ Ball State-DePauw football game at | Blackstock Field, Saturday | noon. | Tomorrow night, after a special | pep chapel in the morning, the ou | Gold Day play. “Pomeroy's Past” | to be presented. Lead roles are to Ww | taken by Betty Acuff, Ft. Wayne. ‘and James Haman, Vaiden, Miss.

after- |

Dr. Francis C. Tilden, Alumni As- | | sociation president and oldest mem- |

| ber of the DePauw faculty,

is |

| Satur day morning.

Also scheduled Saturday morn- |

to! | speak at the Old Gold Day chapel,

ing is a softball game between the !

| Indianapolis alumni and a team

| trom DePauw's faculty.

Following the varsity gums, Blue Key, senior men's honary, is lo .. In the evening, Past” is to have its second | performance in the Little Theater.

football

sponsoring a mixer for | “Pome- |

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“Every Muscle Feels Like It's Starched”

says the letter “T am so Stiff 1 can hardly walk.” Don't let rheumatism entrench itself. For T5 years doctors have prescribed natural mineral water. Phone RI ley 0146.

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Charles D. Hume will give the apter history. He is grand marshal of the Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star of Indiana and illustr master of Logansport ouncil 11 Roval and Select Mas-

: rE a Wonderful Way to Soothe Itching Skin

Soothing, cooling Zemo usually listress of itching skin. For , this clean, reliable skin lotion has been the favorite with | millions. Excellent for the itching | of minor sKin irritations. Buy ing, dependable Zemo today— to relieve the itching of Simple Rashes, Pimples, Ringworm and ‘eczema. Tested and approved by Housekeeping Bureau. All 35¢, 60c, $1.—Advertise-

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Miss Ruth Chambers OF N.L. S. M. B. The Times Cooking School S ug gests that you consult Dr. J. W., Farris if you sufter from eyeStrain, hea d aches and resuiting 1ritabilty.

FS FALL FELTS Wy All colors, all headsizes, every hat new. You'll love the new brims, snug turbans and offface models in this selection of 300 smart

hats.

Star Store, Second Floor

CASH PRICES on CREDIT No Extra Charges

Dr. J. W. FARRIS

Regator ed Optometrist

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Girls’ Regular $5.98

WINTER eC OATS

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$377

An excellent group of good warm weight, warmly interlined coats in brown, green, rust and wine. Value-wise mothers will at once recognize these coats as the best buy of the season. Star Store,

Women’s Fashionable

FALL DRESSES

Sizes 12 to 20-38 to 44 46 to 52—18'; to 321,

$366

Many are copies of higher priced creations. Smart boleros, 2- -picce styles, tailored styles, sports styles, dressy styles. Blacks, browns, greens, wine and blue.

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TRY THE MIRACLE RIDE! It’s an unforgettable experience in relaxed comfort. All 1938 Studebakers come equipped with independent planar wheel suspension and finest shock absorbers that make possible the Miracle Ride!

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Special Purchase for Our H arvest Sale

LACE TABLE CLOTHS

Mostly 72x90 size—a few 72x72 and 60x80 sizes in the group. Made to sell for $1.98. Discontinued styles — slight misweaves—expertly factory mend-

$744

Buy now for personal use or lay away several for gifts. Elaborate, attractive designs, each cloth neatly hemmed. Quantity

is limited, shop early. Star Store, Street Floor

Star Store, Second Floor

Girls’ Stylish—Well Made

SPORTS OXFORDS $798 *

Smartly styled brown or black calf or suede. Solid leather soles with rubber or leather heels. A real Harvest Sale Value.

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T'SStudebakertimeallover America as this low, wide and handsome masterpiece of clean-cut automobile design is nominated prize surprise of all the new cars. A triumph of smooth, flowing beauty.

Give your spirits a lift. Take a new Studebaker out for a thrilling trial drive. Symmetrical direct-action steering, independent planar wheel suspension, finest hydraulic shock absorbers, safety glass all around, twin windshield wipers, sun visors ‘and tail lights, oversize trunks—all are standard no-extra-charge equipment on all models. Automatic Hill Holder is standard on Commanders and Presidents. The low Studebaker prices are a challenge to the thriftiest minded and you'll have to do a lot of looking to find a car that rivals Studebaker’s economy of gas and oil!

‘LOW COST C. I. T. BUDGET PLAN TERMS

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New Low Price on Snow White

36-IN. HOPE MUSLIN

10¢

Full bolts of heavy weight muslin that is nationally known for solid construction and long satisfactory wear. It will pay you to buy all your future needs NOW at this Harvest Sale Price.

Nashua Cotton

BLANKETS $139

ROOMY AS A ROOM is the 1038 Studebaker interior. Six full size passengers ride without crowding in the sedans. Upholstery and fittings are beautiful ly designed. Hypoid gear rear axles make possible flat restful rear floors.

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Pair Large, double bed size, well napped, warm blankets in rose, blue, gold, green, orchid, and gold block plaids or plain tan or gray with colored borders.

Basement

6 and 9-F't. Felt t Base

FLOOR COVERING

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Regular 49¢ standard grade, first quality, heavily enameled tough surface. Many, many desirable patterns. Please bring room measurements. Cut

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During This Sale Save $1 on Boys’ Blue

MELTON JACKETS

Actual $3.98 Value

$7 98

Heavy weight, carefully made blue melton jackets with full zipper fronts. Sizes 8 to 18. Also fancy corduroy lined jackets, with zipper breast pockets. Sizes 8 to 14.

STUDEBAKER'S C. I. T. BUDGET PLAN OFFERS LOW TIME PAYMENTS

LITZELMAN and MORRISON, Inc.

2004 N. Meridian St. DISTRIBUTORS Phone TA Ibot 0900 Struit Motor Sales INDIANAPOLIS DEALERS

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Marion Jee Garage...... .

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BORDERED RUGS Gleaming $445

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