Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 February 1939 — Page 13

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TOMORROW — SATURDAY

BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH THE MANUFACTURER

We are able fo offer you for just one more day, a beautiful pen and pencil set as illustrated. This is a QUALITY FOUNTAIN PEN AND PENCIL SET of standard manufacture, with a written guarantee by the manufacturer with each set. Sets come in burgundy, blue, green, brown or in a rich, lustrous bl#€k. Both large and small size.

PEN IS NON-BREAKABLE—VI SIBLE WN 9 INK SUPPLY. Holds far more ink — you Attention: ; WR can see ink plainly at all times. Vacuum This is = oi h ual. ; GY filling. MATCHING PENCILS have room Ly for extra leads, propel and repel mechanism. Manufacturer will’ not permit us to . sell at this special price after Saturday. os set offered in ‘this sale carries the 243) A rders Spica: regular 5-year guar- : antee of the New . Sets Packed in Gift Boxes, Diamond Point Pen Velvet-Padded Inside, in Company. Colors to Match Sets Stationery,

~ LIMIT 3 SETS TO EACH CUSTOMER, PLEASE ; Street Floor.

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‘More than 1000 were expected to| : : i mm i \ : = i aX SE KR dk ‘attend today’s closing sessions of the - a 3 Le Jom Satin LUE i Farm Bureau social and educational : hy ss conference at the Murat Temple. V. B. Hamilton, Iowa Farm Bureau secretary; Larry Brandon, Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc. vice president, and Mrs. Demarchus C. Brown, traveler and lecturer, were among scheduled speakers, : Judge Camille Kelley, Juvenile] Court ‘Judge at Memphis, Tenn. speaking at the dinner last night, advised women to stay out of politics ‘and devote more of their attention to children. . “If women take part in politics,” pe Lt ; Judge Kelley sia 3. Shonid not be Senator Frederick Eichorn (D. Gary) shoke to | the 10,000 farmers and merchants who swarmed into the affairs of children, child institu- farmers and retailers (top left), who jammed the | the State House yesterday to protest a proposed re- L tions ‘and things which will help State House rotunda yesterday protesting any reduc- | duction in the gross income tax went into the House ; 18 N. Illinois St. them become useful citizens” tor un the *7 Payton a diaking notes is Sen- | and Senate to watch the Legislators at work. These CO. : Claypool Hotel Building oe Miss Maxine Alshier of Spencer ator Eugene ayton ( outh Bend). Some of | groups wore badges: “Save Our Gross Income Tax.” R JE Ee County was announced as’ winner - : of the Rural Youth public speaking ¢ T? ough Hall here today for. distribut-|League of New Jersey who were on Sower .contest. Miss Imogene Dietz of Clay ARRESTED IN TEST ing handbills without a permit from|seeking to test a New Jersey Su- g Doors Fr

& Lig ht co. Bo ee “Eighth District. OF HANDBILL RULING the potice department. De o.oms Which declared * % %

was third. The subject was “Solving. Mr. Abramson was one of four nance prohibiting - distribution of .| EDGEWATER, N. J., Feb. 24 (U. | wis Boon oe ooo 0 Wie Weird Pete ii’ oTIAMONDS El GI i WA } GC H ES N14 DIAMONDS

pe eolomow County Farm Bureau ark, was arrested in front of Bor-

members were given recognition for|______~ =~ = ~~ = "TT & \ : I mas winning the national achievement Look to the Future! Look Through Correct Lh Sel N 3 Offered at 5 Sensationally

irophy 51 he National Farm Buren SCIENTIST DISBARS | ST Dod 7 Mrs. Lillie D. Scott of Clayton, stat Vs 4 4 4 : CN 4G ) FY Low Prices and chairman of the Farm Sagion, his : FASCIST STUDENTS ” orth 7 ha ) 20) ;

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the prizes. lof P.)vProfeston - Perey. Williams: fous bY if | ~~ ~discovered Until Corrected

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possession of her 4-year-old | daughter, Susan Eckstrom.. z ¥ wedding ring in lovely matched \ Mode! 3826 wl “ NW 4 © mountings.

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