Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 February 1939 — Page 14

- ASSURED IN ’39 FARM INGOMES

Price Level Soon to Pass Prewar Level, Say U. S. Economists.

- WASHINGTON, Feb. 7 (U. P)— ‘An improved agricultural situation this year is “assured,” the Department of Agriculture has reported in “forecasting an increase in farm in‘come.

farm products turned sharply upward in the fall of 1938 and regained most of the losses of the * early part of the year, department “economists said. A strengthening factor in coming months will be the improved con- ~ sumer demand flowing from increased industrial activity during the last half of 1938,” the Bureau of Agricultural Economics said. : The average price of. principal farm products at the close of 1938 was 96 per tent of prewar and. the highest since March, 1938, the bu- _ reau reported. Indications are that the price level will pass the prewar figures by spring. Half Billion From AAA

Total cash fram income for 1938

. The general index of prices of

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was $8,574,000,000. The gross included $482.000,000 in Government benefit payments under ‘the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. The department predicted that consumer demand for farm products will continue to rise, at least during the early part of this year. Greatest increases were forecast in meats, vegetables and dairy products, commodities which suffered greatest = during the recession. yg “Consumer demand for most farm . products ‘apparently continues to . lag behind the rise in industrial activity,” the department said. “Consumer incomes have not advanced as os much as industrial activity. : -“Past experience in recovery periods indicates, however, that incomes will continue to increase for a time after the initial rise in industrial activity has ceased.

Return to Normal Slow

“Following a recovery in business activity many consumers who have ‘bden unemployed for some tinge, or whose incomes have been reduced, find it necessary to make certain adjustments before they can go hack to their former buying or consumption practices. “Unpaid rent, store bills, lapsed installment payments and other indebtedness which have accumulated during the recession must be paid, and miscellaneous deplayed purchases of items such as shoes and clothing may be necessary before the "; family is in a position to resume its normal buying of food. 1d “Thus, for a considerable period a after income has been restored the L family may be unable or unwilling ; to pay the grocer higher prices for ) butter, steaks or fruit. Gradually, } however, these consumers find themselves in a position to buy more, or to pay higher prices for foods.” Consumer purchases of farm products may return to normal by late spring if industrial activity continues upward, the department said. This may be followed, it was id, by a longer period of relative stability.

ADVISES BABIES EAT ‘MEAT, VEGETABLES

MELBOURNE, Australia, Feb. 7 (U. P.) —A diet of meat and onions for babies is being advocated by the , City Health Officer. He declared there is too much sentimental attitude toward baby’s milk diet and quoted before the City Council English authorities who state that a 6-month-old baby can safely be fed meat and vegetables.

a Ox E REASON will usually be found in the way they look | and feel. A clear skin . . . that is, a skin 4 not only clear, but beaming with health and vitality . . . actually excites one to admiration. Men are smart enough to always want to look their best, too.

rich, red blood necessary And all this is quite simple, because when you have rich, red blood cours_ing through your body, you possess guine vitality . . . the kind that makes for strength, energy . . . a wholesome complexion . . . and that assurance of well being. If worry, overwork, undue strain, colds, or some sickness has reduced your blood strength, 5.8.8. Tonic, in’ the absence of an organic trouble, will . help you build the blood back up to "normal again. an aid to digestion Further, 8.5.8. Tonic will help you to enjoy and get more value out of the food you eat . . . it whets the appetite EF... ot stimulates natural digestive | juices . . . a very important step back to health. Buy and use with complete confi"dence, and we believe you, like thousands of others, will be enthusiastic in your praise of $.8.8. Tonic for its part In making “you feel like yourself again.” Atall drug storesin two sizes, You will find the larger size more economical.

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KNIGHTS DESCRIBED AS ‘LITTLE FELLOWS’

CHICAGO, Feb. 7 (U. P)~— Steel-armored knights of old whose prowess and chivalry have warmed the hearts of school children everywhere probably were little fellows with skinny legs. This evidence on the old war-

riors was reported in’ the current issue of U. S. Steel News. “That they were strong goes without saying, since a suit of steel armor

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Retired Garage Owner Tells of Wonderful Relief Through Natex After Every Other Medicine He Tried Had Failed to Help.

“Natex is one medicine that, when it brings you relief, seems to leave nothing at all undone,” exclaimed Mr. Albert Burk, 75, retired garage owner living on Route 7, this city, in a recent conversation with the Natex representative, who is daily meeting scores. of local people at Haag's Claypool Hotel Drug Store, Illinois and Washington Sts. “You can’t even enjoy retirement, I can tell you, when youre forced to: go through suffering like I did a short time ago. I was so constipated that harsh laxative almost became a part of my daily diet. I lost all taste and desire for food, but what little I did eat soured in my stomach and distressed me with indigestion and painful gas. Almost every day, if I didn’t have a dizzy spell, I was almost sure to suffer with a headache. Worst of all, there were such agonizing aches i® my arms, legs and muscles that sometimes I almost had to scream with the agony. Why, the misery was so great that I was often kept awake almost all night, and naturally it was with great difficulty that I got around. “I can truthfully say, however, that a 30-day treatment of Natex did me more good than all the

together, “I soon discarded the old harsh laxatives when Natex so quickly promoted the smoothest, thoroughest bowel actions I'd had in years.

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Mr. Albert Burk

Now my appetite’s like that of a strong, young laborer and I eat anything I please without the old suffering afterwards, and the dizzy spells and headaches never bother me in the slight€st. But best of all this wonderful relief, there’s not a solitary trace of any discomfort of any sort in either my arms, legs or muscles, and I get around as

person my age. I owe Natex a greater debt than I can ever hope ¥o repay for all that it’s done for A special Natex representative is at Haag’s Claypool Hotel Drug Store, Illinois and Washington Sts., daily explaining the merits of Natex and how it can help you. See him, Natex is also being especially featured by all 26 Haag Neighborhood

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Feb. 7, 1989

ARMSTRONG—W. H., age 38, beloved husband of Jessie Armstrong (nee Arto) and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold, gesed away at Cincinnati, ‘o. unday, . 5. Funeral services Thurs25 on. Central Christian Church. ural orristown, Ind. Friends invited. "riends may call at W. S. Arnold's resilence, 1539 Pleasant 8St., any time Wednesday and until noon Thursday. MEYER & ABDON SERVICE.

BADGER—Dr. Charles L., beloved husband of Cora Badger, fath er of Mrs. Edith B. Younggreen of Green Bay, Wis., and Clarence V. Badger of Fresno, Cal. and grandfather of Joseph B. Youngreen of Green Bay, Wis., passed away unday evening, Feb. 5. Funeral serv- . ices will be held at the WALD FUNERAL HOME, Illinois at 37th St., Thursday afternoon, Feb. 9, at 2 o'clock. Burial Washington Park Cemetery. Friends are welcome.

BROOKS—Charles M., entered into rest Sunday, age 58 years, husband of Eva Brooks, father of James N. Brooks, brotaer of Dr. 1 Leslie Bo Spies

Wednesday, 1 FACE CHAPEL, Burial Oak

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MOORE Hill Cemetery, Lebanon, Ind

COUGHLIN--Danfel, weloved husband ot Elizabeth 4 Sougalia father of Danie. Henry and Ma Elen, brother. of ane

Cou, flin, Mrs. Ann Broderick, Fiorld - Ind., + passed away Monday 5:25

gel reer ears. _ Funeral from RIN ERAL HOME, 1601 iy York St., Thursday ‘Feb. 9, at 30 a m. Services Holy ross Church ends invite Burial Holy

Fr Grads Cemetery. * Friends may call after 4 p. m. Tu

COUNCELMAN~Jake, husband of Viola, father of Edwar and brother of Margaret denon passed avay Monday evening at his home, 220 N. illinois St. Servi Aes Tia ] & BUCHAN: Mon. ursday, . m, iends invited. Cremation. P

DEHNER—Hattie B.. beloved ite 23 Hom Dehner and mother of Mrs. ook, and 8 later of Alice aichonDavis gt Kokomo, and Pa of ‘Eva Hook. Funeral servSON Foanneas; OME! 3b Bi $ hg rospec Friends invited. Burial Kokomo, [Kokomo papers please copy.]

HARVEY-Nannie, age "0, beloved sister of Addie Ackman and Be min V. Barton, passed away Wednes-

. m. SH. PEL, Illinois at 10th, Burial Plainfield, Ind. Friends may call at the chapel any time.

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41 E E CO 304 Kresge Bldg. he Floor.

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STRAYED—From 49th, Oollsge, brown oat, “Brownie,” valued as pet. Reward for information. HU-=- 4894.

LOST—Greyhound billfold, brown; esp money, return billfold, contents. 3232 9th. BE-2525-J.

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For SECURITY ||'\1 reRaTIONS, indies , men’s_garments And COME Co. clean. repair, press. reline, Reasonable: 456 E. Wash. St. MEYER O O JACOBS 212-214 E. 16th St. TA-6667.

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WEISSMAN MOTORS. - Srudbaker Distribute *hone—Day. LI-2511, Night, CH-5242.

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HIOTT GARAGE «ew location, 4165 Col oilege. TA-5323. Brakes, storage, general repairing.

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$2,50—TACOMA, 517 N.: nicely furnished

$5; two front rooms; down: modern

large water, gentleman.

CAPITOL, 3502 N.—Pleasant room, ‘closet, near bath, constant hot excellent heat, privileges; TA-T141.

ILLINOIS, N., 1907—High-type lavatory; toilet; steam; large closet; refined home; garage.

1521 N.—Large warm room,

TAY. 2321S Complete! modern 6-

| HOOSIER not osm: (Far ms—Suburban 20 NEW JERSEY. N., 4—Clean rooms, steam 3 176 A., NEAR N! Salem. Hendricks Deak, S50 night. i2. 50 week vp, 100 A. tillable, some Trolling; splen: stream; fair bldgs.; as good stock

grain farm. Term ; CKS Co.: all tillable; good

warm room next bath; good transporta- erspiine matiress. 2034 Bellefontaine, “quien si” tion; garage. 16170. ” re $2.50: ATTRACTIVE, large closet. next BELLE VIEU, 200 N.—(North Dirance up-|130 TERN Boone Co.; all Jerey i stairs). Room; woman; kitchen priv- pT gd on IE soil; bath, employed gentleman, garage np- - ileges; reasonable; child welcome. slect.i* Mitch gE erms. pagar ~Hi: BROADWAY. 2049—Large, newly furmishisd; BROADWAY. 1 Path: sendlo: #5: 3 rooms | J: L. COFFEY 429 N. PENN. S00, Deak near bai) Suliable 1%. $4.50. whi | EAST—Lovely b-room bungalow: long live BROADWAY, ws. and 2-room apart-| ing ¥ Loom, revise Bee. Joom for baw. = | CAPITOL, 1815 8.—Outside MAYFIELD ments. modern, good heat, desirable lo- Daze ent, gas, elec 3 . city heat. Transients. ca nside ater. gy ood road, tran po Tr fasion, dp ;

room furni : =| condition. Hooked Joo Sa shed home, Satisfactory ar-| Goifang™ h ARROLLTON, 1132—Unusually attrac-|EIG: house, two acres, double gas

tive, 2 large modern rooms, private bath, newly decorated, sink. [anerprings, electric. refri eration, rivate entrance way ventilation, utilities, 1 block College car; adults; also nice sleeping room.

Tage: Ede. arive: 8 pout house; bery: full Mardwood

throu Bout; rn Eo ance 8 onth or will ae 2 bie party. ON

mod. Bunga condition

fair imp.; on state rd.

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NEW JERSEY, residence, 1805 N are St., 2440— rooms; suitable 2 or 3; next bath; garage. RI-|CARROI um 5-rm SHAN Ki asics 50: * porches, stoker AE oF unfurnished; “H 1203. SA LL TON en hea ent. As gar.; Transportation: loca [ao - or ONTUARY, Thursaey, 35 | _Buced: 2 ed. ~HE-5491. Aftér 6. NEW JERSEY, 2138. N.=Atiractive front ing ‘couple preferred. Bear Maywood. Sell or trade for farm Bur™ pda may ob ss te morcuar.[ QERERSIS, SU CMUmGROE, Wel | fo tmpgiet,, Bitipsy Dome of 3) CARNOLVION, ete raorioon sperimeny| Davie Real Estate Co. 4] SCANLAN—Richard C., entered into rest| $27 See custodian. LI-6080. BR-3599. | NEW JERSEY, 2446 N.—Attractive, suit-| _Vate entrance ACRE, 5200 : Monday, age 29 years, husband of Mar-|PARK, 1002—Nicely furnished Slean: 3| able 2, private home, constant hot Wa-| CENTRAL, 1649—Two front, first floor;| Dandy a-toom bungal Ww; aret Scanian, al ther of Ronald Gene| rooms, Private, lower, good heat, Frig-| ter, garage. TA-1639. rivate ‘entrance; semiprivate bath. Jicuses gar lenty canlan, son of Mr. and Mrs Archie W.| idaire; $7.50. LI-6 NEW JERSEY, N., 3047—Lovely room, suit- dults. HE-4934. -5685. ak canian, brother of Mrs. ia ERs: PARK, 3056 -Uafurnished three rooms; up-| able 1 or 3; private family; telephone; COLLEGE, 1547 = 3-ROOM FURNISHED 3A He , Florence, Lenora, ho p, Archie| per duplex Jivats bath; utilties; private garage; Con convenient Delaware bus or Cen-| APARTMENT; SINK; PRIVATE EN- A 30. Ir aid Thomas Scanlan, Bervices| entrance. bB-403 al trol __ TRANCE; ADULTS. van ind us Bons PhicE. Syhpmt HARRY | GP-TO-DA fori hed modern apart: PENNSYLVANIA. 7101 N Apt. 7; stirac: | ILLINOIS, ~N, _3020— Partly Turnishd i |eduity. Call 2 e.. Washington Park Cemetery. o jnenss; all utilities furnished. 1526 Park ie dle hath, er Steam heat, pri- joom and kitchonette: next bath; utile + ACRES ON POST R SCOTT~Chancy R GINIA, 874—Steam heat, next bath, Y apartments: 314 N. Meridian: oMisridisn 8 oF, MATIN | orchards ung, lism Saf other dt go beloved ‘neh and of ot : 58 Ene: Vpvate entrance; inquire’ downstairs. Diished so ng_unium ons; RI-565| mL & & ie er o rs. Clara ——— ihokbson ot s. Alene HOUSES WAS ASHINGTON BLVD . fi0—-1aige Front NEW JERSEY, N. 1215—Nicely furnished} 3 Tons ; Pu ssed ‘ rl 2- p - -r Ft i Peony s’ may" So of, ee " PO- ; : bath reasoiabin Fa s irish eq, nm Tron) Sjattment; private en = Be sii ui i NERAL et a a : 3507 E.—Attractive; next bath; priv.| NEW JERSEY 2042 N.—Large Tight clean at funeral home, Burial Memorial park, | Houses for Rent 19 “hme: meals optional: suitable 1-2. foom. kitchenette, good, heat, real h [Terre Haute papers please copy.] 5 : 648-J. hate enttan ance. 3038—Cozy, oon: We 5 small 1. TAYLOR—Rebecca, wife of Edward Tay-|$20: water paid: 245 N, KEYSTONE—Cle sim, aw a Factive, % “other Toomers,| kitchenette, near bath; govd Jol hone. lor, mother of Mrs. Maurice Donnel 4-room semi-modarn double: near E. New Yaci joap™d ORTHWES rte Mrs. Richard Wishmire, Ded away | York bus; garage. RI-1863, Be ws :|34TH, 121, E.—Lovely, adjoining bath, in-| ment; nicely furnished: & ut Hes: ard early Tuesday, age 58 ervices|§31.50 UP. New homes east: hardw perspr 200d heat. suitable for 1-3,| Wood foors. TA-3 Thursday, 10 a LE FUNERAL |" floors, tile bath, basement, coal or “Si BAH 2. TREMONT, ul -room furHOME, 1934 Ww. Michigan St. Rilshas in-| heat; kitchen and cabinets nished main oor: arage, vited. ‘Burial Floral Park. Friends may| rage. Water | pa. aid, Rif gf 20 imets; apa OFt. garage. call at the funeral home. §35: AUDUBON, 30i—Modern ibaa: | Rooms With Board 15| UNION, 1400-3 Beautuuily gf WATSON—Loel Richard 2 years, on of [og room double, tireslace; mL TR-411, Ps $8.50; garage. HA- A o Mr. and Mrs. Hols Wat, SON brother of of [$4 y 423¢—-Un !| BEVILLE, N 1020~Comfortable furnished | WASHINGTON, 1220 Robert, Joan and Ji T mode; alow, front roo meal room front partment, ivate entrance; away M sidencs 73 fs Jen ods ay. Saat call at Fis Brevart los Taikad Bae Eases. 6 LS 3117- Mo Elderly 3 everything urnhned: Jat y ouble; -| NEW JERSEY EY. Nr er i war furnish LOVELY WOODRUFF, M. DRIVE — time until Zon Wednsan en ans ern; water ithe 2 + good m Cozy room, kitch nett heat, utiliPlace M. 1 p LI-§401. Virginia Av Rs ties, sink: 86; ad alts. fe 5 _