Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 November 1939 — Page 7

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BICKNELL, Ina, Nov. 23 use| “Ben ; oe, J » a. 3 vOR : pgfan oa commadec|

Republican - farmers will COBVEETAOn. dri the 1938 campaign, {tin D. Keeling, it in Bt tf, Min 4 23 \] lg WINTER PLANS, at the Claypool Hotel here Dec. 9{the reciprocal trade eps wi tain County politics for many yeats,| 3 : : \ : {begging at; Homes near. railroad | Age borin fe Fler of Ohi. to outline farm planks for the In-|tiated by the present Administra-| ic] here yesterday of a heart at-| tracks here and of building fires|improvement in Union Memorial tack. He was 73. ing wien thm ot 3. | on wooden boxcar floors, Mayor Fos- Hospital here, hers he is undertreatment paresis, his

Nae diana G. O. P. Committee's 1940(tion “have been detrimental to the| A former Hillsboro hardware mer-| going . or Institution Increases piatform, according to Arch N.|best interests ‘of the American|chant, Mr. Keeling had spent a| ~ The old Reese schiool in Preble | : ter 8. Cutshall has sentenced each | brother, John, disclosed toda bgp : __|t0 20 days in the county jail. Sra 2 the

: Bobbitt, State chairman. farmers.” | great deal of his time rece: h b = f= da) er Stock-of Blankets, Adds . {>Other “subjects to be discussed | Mr. Bobbitt said the farmers will] Sn hoe ‘daughter and non | jer. Ms. Scheuman’s bid won. |Atchinson of. Salem, Mich, vice| “They all came here together and pay 4 on "To Stock of Fuel. [cop umicstion. sotivities: of the | party ies “so thet the platform| He also is sieves be wo. sons.| ThE bullding hes ‘not been used [presdent; William E. Tanrer of|appear to want to remain together,” | satisfactory,” John Capone sald ! “fo oe) SEE 1l secretary treasurer; Mayor Cutshall said. The sentences He Promised reporters Capone will 8 mass press conference a8

: present. Administration. . a ip the 5 duce of the Roland O. Keeling of Hillsboro and| *oF : nL fe = The City Hospital, a city within| J. Weim, chairman of the Ee a 0. Keeling, president of Resi Mr. 5 Ran plans-to tear it ’ \eyn ‘Readlyn, ; were given: ‘when the men were un-|goon ~ poadieh Committee's Farm. Divi- | Indiana Le & Co. Indianapolis n and use t ber, AT | ae tn pay fhes of $10 find pricy = ie physicians. give per.

8 Eity, is bustling with activity es it}. . —-

prepares for winter. : Winter to this cluster of con- 4 : . ‘blankets for T18 beds, added tons| 3 ? a : of coal for the power piant and re-| | oN hi conditioning of hundreds of radia- a CR 2) 3 ]

tors and steam pipes. Winter will bring additional cases to be cared for. Ice and snow means to City Hospital the screaming of sirens, bursts of activity in the receiving ward and lights

snapping on in the shock ward as / 3 : : y &Y LI i i |

cident victims. s Last year 10,551 persons we, mitted to the hospital for he ment. This number includes 722

babies born at the hospital. 4b0 Served Each Day In addition to these patients there were 12,678 persons treated but not admitted to the hospital. : There are on an average of 400 . patients in the hospital each day. In 1938 Indianapolis persons spent a total of 187,454 hours in the hos-

building provides an experience in itself and several revelations on just how a “hospital as large as this one is Spersted. long a Eaddings “are —one covers almost a quarter of mile. To the visitor it is a continuous source of wonderment that what seems to be a countless number of nurses can greet each other by name and find their way in and out of the yazious slsvatols, pals, rece : ? 4 tchen and sub- : ; : : ; rooms, wards, , : L Hew 3-Mon

kitchens. ; Food for the staff and Jor patients : 2 1 is prepared in a centra en an 2 i : : is transported to the four floors and 13 14 3 the subkitchens Hyd Sucttieallys ; » Te heated carts. Each ward and ea : department has a subkitchen of its BE ; Dec. 3 Jan. 10 Feb. | ent plan tO

own. ] Modern Design Used . PRR excell - : ih an o care e of the e bal

“The central kitchen, a huge white : n the purc _ boasts huge glistenng kettles Eg ance CF jew wardrobe. and potato mashers and knives that : ; of yo look much too big to handle safely 3 gmall Corrying or without risking complete ex- : haustion. : ; # PREY 3 To the everyday person a hos- ; ri ; : i Bring Along

pital has the odor of antiseptics Si : EN : 3 : her and consists of white iron beds with E> Su 8 : "Your Brothef 1: HER

white glaring walls. True the City FF RU RY 7:3 : smell,” 7 ! : her, Uncle, Hospital has “the hospital 11 : Father on 15.95 EACH

th Payment Plan.

Charge.

Sut not in its wards, and the odor ; LAR ¢ 3 o v of antiseptics is noticeable only 3 ; es Fi, ; Cousin © where actual operations and first # 3 ; i 3 aid are given. Bl: : Grandfather — As to the white walls, they have Lf : 3 ’ been done away with to a great ex- . aan and You tent and will disappear altogether : REA irs 1 if City Hospital officials have their 9 : For aREe Friends, to © way. a. 2 i, 4 % On one floor where cancer pa- 3 5S eo 4 ra = Split up the tients are kept the ward is in com- - : 3 AE : tr plete harmony with modern in- : go a pw A Combinations | terior design. As you step out of the ; gf i nests CH : : ; . ~~ For Men and Young Men

icvator Jou Jace 3 waiting room : aquarium on a steel and glass table. | nll” ag hl BUY AS YOU WisH i Fa 2 Stand right up and cheer, you thrifty men! For here are combina-

Playroom Is Provided YY J gy : 1 SUIT AND | TOP. The ward itself, stretching-out to ; ; 8 COAT—21.50 tion clothing. values unbeatable at such. a low price! Smart, long

your right, is divided into rooms | CAEN ANRRRAN ASC Js ful a a : ! EN i i) A 1 SUIT AND | OVER. lasting worsted. suits! Two or three-button single-breasteds—dou-

which are curtained off with green : Su ‘ : soft ma us patien a i : aE COAT-21, 60 ble-breasteds—sport models! Soft, sturdy fleece topcoats and over-

has a room to himself. ALTRLE SHR ; 3 ; os | TOPCOA : Upstairs the children’s ward has AL CX i i] Bn orn : T AND | ! Plai ! 1 “Rich he rr walls painied ‘with gay sketches of = a elimi) OVERCO AT_21.50 coats! Plain or fancy! Latest styles! Rich new colors! Handsome

children at play. In the center of | Jes 1 the long ward is the playroom. RK : ; 2 SUITS—21.50 ; po Browns! Grays! Many, many: others! "Assortments so great any -

Walking through the well-lighted Bl corridors one is continually aware ; i 2 TOP COATS—21.50 man or young man can readily b be fitted in the clothes of his choice.

of flashing numbers on countless siouton. These numbers are call : 20) ERCOATS -— | staff to th - 21. > » . Fach person has s number is 50 Escalators to’ BLOCK’S Downstairs Store. and when he is wanted he cannot : | help noticing the signs for there is|)=————

always one in sight. ’ yr — : “ a : el ; —— pit mre, aso coms we | MENS 35 SUIT TROUSERS — SLACKS | ZANE 2 CORDUROY BUSH JACKETS £9. MEN'S CAMPUS MACKINAWS :

loping _ like Some huge Dies x ? eep, is stored a corridor lined FRR AANM rt patt 4 : RL R : ; : ] 4] Smart patterned slacks! Suit patterns for ‘ : OE smartly styled with four | > Regularly 6.98! Reduced be= ' : cause colors and sizes are } 8

with doors behind which lay the aR matchin ) REA g or contrasting! Men’s conserva- : ) ) aking an or to the top floor c:@/NY tive styles! Young men’s pleated styles! = 2 SED : ets and full belt! Regular coat, : i not_complete! Plain blue Ad SEY Worsted fabrics that wear and stay new : % ZA length! Button front! These 69 Si Wl or Hei plaids! yom d

patterns! Distinctive models! . Greens! = Blues! Blue-greens!

Jackets regularly sell for much more! A fortunate purchase | of a famous maker's entire : stock makes this offer possi- . and. young men! Every one

is. being lined with medical books. : \ DI ood ble! Ay smart asa whip! This is to be the new medical li- BLOCK’S—Downstairs Store. BE BLOCK'S—Downstairs Store, ~. 1 ; EE ; Bll TLOCKS—Downsiains Store.

brary contributed by El Lilly. ’ i 5 um

OPPOSE COURTHOUSE DECORATION PLANS

"The Society of Colonial Wars protested by letter yesterday to the : County Commissioners: that plans > .

to decorate the Court House for Sd : . : : : EE Sa A is AA Christmas with red, white and blue After-Thanksgiving Clearance! ‘After - Thanksgiving Clearance! — Attor Thanksgiving Clearance!

lights, had been made improperly. ow The society, in a letter bearing tne|| MEN'S HIGHER - PRICED ~ MEN'S PAJAMAS, IRREG. © 1 MENS ws LINED” GLOVES. . . 1 sz quaLmes | oumiNe tl

Black leather slip-ons Notch collar coat : b> : with warm fleets. Ta 8 4, : and middy models ’ ; Eng X (Shatter, : 1 ; . assorte | WP 4 : . ‘and colors! Sizes A nl -

After Thanksgiving ‘Clearance? }] UAB : | earanc | | el c le eara nce rr MN § MN y S $4 8 ILK and | After Thanksgiving Cloarancel. : : MEN RAYON PAJAMAS NEWS HANDKERGHIEFS, y | ven riiy 5

Blue, green and ma-

op. : roon pure silk and | : R ACCUSE HOOSIER OF la aa nal Poe ot ny. | a [+ fhe ests collar coat models! 3 ~ Blues! Tans! Maroons! Sign Imperfections in weav- 3 i ' ‘Greens! Small, medium

GRAVE DESECRATION|| Ss=2wD. | So Eiet After-Thanksgiving Clearance! od EY Aflepe «Thanksgiving Clearance! = ‘ Gd i hl MEN'S REGULAR 65 | ii. Z| MENS BETTER QUALITY | Sos sem tom ran 4 NECKWEAR . .. SPECIAL | ~ | Woo xwTED VESTS | aon | “UNION SUITS.. onLY |

Four. pockets!

you find rooms lined with rabbit h EY 242 of looking longer than any ordindary fabrics! ! Belted style! Sizes for men

The X Tabbits are used in tests Ik Tremendous selections! Buy your extra a ZSErums, xT trousers and slacks here where you get On the floor below a large room 54,0 true value—true quality!

* All-wool lined, handtallored

: . Sleeveless, ties in various fabrics, : eet chan 3 cluding OE ret, — . :..: eb.styles! Brown or silk and wools and satins! c Lr wool Xela Desired Patterns and colors colorat | +» heather ures!