Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 January 1940 — Page 12

VETERAN UNDERTAKER || Auomobile News—

AT WESTFIELD DEAD | Innocent- Appearing Book on|A0RIDENT RATE Ig) “western. me. ow u—|| Bird Control Means Total War AFTER DARK UP SATURDAY

came an undertaker in 1889, died : . . = WASHINGTON AND DELAWARE STS. ——— [Hii yesterday at his home here. Hell You Can Trap, Shoot, Poison or Gas Pigeons, City N WINTERTIME Services will be held Sunday at : Told by Biological Survey. . i ] wm stun mm . 2 Pm. at the Methodist Church : i. : oor. Large Size Light Bulbs Cotton Wet Toilet Tissue! | Chinaware Survivors include three sons, THE CITY'S ANTI-PIGEON campaign took a more sinister : 4 S INSO Inside Frosted : Charles and Ralph of Kempton,| turn today upon receipt at the Mayor's office of a new Government Stoops Urges Pedestrians Fresh Stock : mse 25-40-50-60 Watt | MOPS j Mk) Tuer Cups, Saucers,

Richard of Westfield) and two| pulletin describing four techniques of |waging total war on the birds. _ Household Size daughters, Mrs. Mary Julian, Evans-| Compared to these plans, the war on the Western Front is child's play. Use Safety Measures

1 7 " Dessert Dish- C : ; : , Pie Plates. \ ville, and Miss Anna Louis Mc- Issued by the U. S. Biological Survey, the bulletin is entitled inno- i : 8! bb. 15 4 for 1 5 1 ] : 4 Rolls 1 1 - Mullan, Westfield. a But to judge from its shuddering On Highways. : i 4 : C C Cc ; C Cwice

cently: #*Wildlife Leaflet BS—143.” Mr. McMullan was a member of passages,’ it apparently was de-

the Indiana Funeral Directors’ As-| vised by someone who had it in | IN A PRELIMINARY state- | More pedestrians are involved in 11 « Sociation, =. Mason and .an "Odd | for pigeons, ment, the bulletin reviews the ide :s L Fellow. 2 In a previous bulletin received s : highway accidents during the hours status of The City Pigeon, which, of darkness in winter than in the "Advertisement by Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan | frankly, is very unsavory. : : OF OUR Eu ANNU AL : ? Wednesday, the Biological ‘Survey It then proceeds to the point of [Summer months, despite less traffic - Irritated Eyelids? people explain how to harass the | getting rid of the pigeons. in such and the tendency of people to re- | : pigeons with wire screens, sling- a way that if the birds only {main indoors during colder weather, |f 4 i 1 5 F Cc L b A % ! G! - Bathe them with Lavoptik. P Tompt re- shots or small boys throwing guessed what . was in store for Todd Stoops, secretary-manager’ of J h u

lief. Use also for immediate relief of Stones. ‘| them, they'd leave town in a e SMALL LOTS

inflamed, sore, itching eyes — or when In “BS—143,” however, the | hurry. the Hoosier Motor Club, said today. eyes feel tired or strained. No harmful | Biological Survey gets down to First, “BS—143” recommends In New York, Mr. Stoops said, a drugs. 25 years success. Get Lavoptik to- | business with a “it’s either the | trapping. This is effective when [study of pedestrian highway acci- 5 oe BROKEN SIZES e COUNTER SOILED e ODDS AND ENDS

day. (Eye-cup included.) All druggists.! pigeons or us” attitude. food 18 scarce, but doesn’t solve |dents.caused the General Assembly . any basic problems. The pigeons [to enact a law requiring pedestrians

1 : are lured into a wire inclosure |on rural highways to walk on the IT mM Il - which sounds suspiciously like a |left side of the road facing traffic. or J 1 % ears concentration camp. What hap- |This study, made over a period of 1 8849 : pens to the pigeons after that is |12 months, disclosed that the numleft to the imagination. (N. B.— |ber of fatal accidents at night dur-

y , " ; Lando’s | Sas i es Sou o ears [hn tyes the er” ding he é «RUMMAGE LOTS 4 a g0.) summer mon #

Ql Second, shooting. A 322-caliber | “While it is often necessary for i N : / » Of Fall and Winter rifie using fine shot or a .410-gauge |Pedestrians in rural sections to be M h . ] shotgun is recommended. If the |on the highways at night, their own : : erchandise at D Go L di shot has a tendency to ricochet, (safety and that of others demands | r. us Le ig and the neighbors complain, a Shai they ake it as easy as possi- ° - high-powered air rifle will do in- |Ple Ior motor 0 see them. ; Dr. Robert Ledig Sad. “Use of a flashlight, lantern or 0 AS ! 1G 37 E. Ohio S ; Ll In 5907 4 5.8 'w {the display of a white piece of cloth, | — : - Ohio St. ncoln 5 POISONING. ' “Although poison [Such as a handkerchief, will make Hundreds of ALL SALES baits can be effective this method |it easier for motorists to see per- Unadverti : Po —————— _ ‘ mmmemmmwy | is not recommended for the gen- [SONS on the highway. It should be nadvertised FINAL ON : : eral public,” the bulletin says, “be- |Kept in mind that dark clothing re- Items! Save! CLEARANCE :

$ t poisons ten in. |flects little light,” Mr. Stoops said. A ast pois is Se Bd 30 be dn. The Uniform Traffic Act passed by ————— MERCHANDISE

thermere, open expose of poison the 1939 Indiana General Assembly - ; prohibited by law.” the pedestrian who walks on rural WINTER COATS WOOL BLANKETS

Even with experienced person-

) ~ |highways or in streets of cities Good warm coats Just 29 Women’s Up to $10.95 Block olaids in SATISFACTORY SERVICE nel, poison is somewhat nazard- |LELRETE Of Sorte of SHSM] | rl ine an d T peril csr. ’ : Mr. Stoops pointed out. He said that WwW i MN ! I H C ® A S Sateen el 44

other forms of animal life” the intesiting. Broken Full bed size. bulletin warns. If poison must be the next Legislature should provide sizes, 3 to 14. Small Not — gu

TO BUYERS AND SELLERS OF used, the bulletin advises care, |[OF that situation. sizes with leggings.

gts Ul Ae ® FUR FABRICS © FLEECES © TWEEDS 5% wool, Pair IRON and STEEL “among the other forms of ani- | 1939 Sees New Peak Girls’ $5.95 Coats 53 Broken size group (14 to 44), good, dependable coats $ Up to 25¢ Grade 61 1a

ife” i : v ; . with warm linings and int ings. Priced to clear ini mal life” a troupe of Biological In Autos in Use and Snow Suits nA heey, 8 8s Curtaining, Yd.

: SC RA P—M ETA LS ged here i be there in a as : Full lined and warm. Plain colors : 36 and 42-inch widths in large 2 : A ghten things out. Times Special | and plaids. Sizes 3 to 16. y jimall Sushien dot patterns. abl It there are still pigeons around | WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 26.—! Rayon Satin $ Wom’s. 59%¢ to $1 length he | despite these methods, the bles New highs were established in 1939 Girls’ Fast-Color HOUSECOATS Fabric GLOVES Cc 18x36 HUCK 1 INDUSTRIAL PLANTS SD oy P80 8% \for the number of motor vehicles in DRESSES 290 Eh aise "Blue "and wine, | Chamoisuede, angelskins and benga- TOWELS 13¢ U S A B L E Mu A T E R I A L “THE FASCINATION attached |useé» both here and throughout the Boken Jun. 3 ts 4 years, in good Sizes 12 to 20. lines. Wanted colors and sizes. au white and same with sored I l ; | to accomplishing pigeon control |World, the preliminary report of the Wom’s. Reg. $19 $ 4 Wom'’s. 15¢ Cotton 1 ers. Ideal for hand or glass towels. AND EQ UIPMENT at ous ig Swoop by tie usd: of Automobile Manufacturers Associa- Rummage 5 WINTER COATS HOSIERY Jl ig Laundered 4 gas has led many to believe that |tion sh telg’ to 5 “New Seals’, and “Persian Kurls” : : RS toxic gases are effective in bird showed today. Girls’ Wear & C that look. Ievl nd ate ot Warm a8 LaSauetod, Hiomcncd und. miniied

i P » slips, ) Reinforced control,” the bulletin explains. |, Aufomoblle production last vear|J|| GRR" ive Shona? Ilia GRAYS tiie Satin and | CoOuel Darter tons and took RES ata Gin and dust loth.

Painting a picture of thousands enger cars and 750,000 commercial Up to $1 39 Girls

of pigeons destroyed “at one Zell hicles, : ’ : t ! : ; 5] Reg. 59¢ and 79¢ A. BORINSTEIN || zeb minnie Fe "fn ol Ben Sees Bf | Vons Unio dies | [Wom sana Mises] | Cirain’sale

tin warns “that gasing is not rec- 1939 in the U. S. hit an all-time Prints and plain colors. Sizes 3 Priscilla sets,

ommended for use by uninstructed high of 30,710,000, representing one 14, but not in each style or tort

Pleats and tai- Soitage et x : INDIANAPOLIS persons Without bg sanction of automobile for about every four peo- — lored styles. Sat 2 5 Aiting ra pairs; ¢ . municipa 2 or es. t wor- |Pl€ in the country. This compares Girls’ Cap and $ Solid colors. C der and elastic & guises, voi The birds, 50 far, are not Wor- itn 29,435,680 in 1935. RAINCOAT SETS “Sizes 20. tb 32. Arse quaiity fantom wes

nmap], 0 x Total registrations of commercial Plaids and plain colors. Guaranteed While they last. Sizes"M ‘and 1 Weave mets." Assorted colors.

vehicles in the U. 8, rose to 4,460,000 Tainpros/, Sizes § in 1939 from 4,224 224,031 in 1938, . ‘ Wom'’s. All-Wool 39¢ Wom’s. All-Linen 7 17-Inch White 1 fie f

T Just 30—3-Piece SWEATERS HANKIES +0 DAMASK, Yd. ; S A S i M M 0 N S Safe Record oe Students’ SU ITS Siibovers and yest All sizes and Closeout jobber’s sample line. i Soitan Ls jor Waphins, dresser searls, n 4 s . Navy blue wool mixed colors. alues to 00. up to 25c. : r y iE Sr To UP oo Con & MT Wo BEDSPREAD 98e

reversible sport vest. Prints and lain colors. a) 1 for daybed covers, drapes and bederal Motors Corp. set another all- Sizes IU to 20, Hurry styles. All sizes Several | [lain colors, piald trim, Warm fleece 10F da y grap

time safety record in 1939, officials —-— 81-In. Unbleached 10e

announced today. Boys Melton &. 150 [CLEAN-UP SAVINGS IN SHOES!] SHEETING, va.

The company’s 88 plants in the Good grade for general use. Mill U. S. and Canada reported a fre- PILE JACKETS nt

quency of only 3.72 lost-time acci- bi in Zipper Trent. To fo 15, CLEAN -UP Women’s $2, $3, $4 72x84 COTTON

dents for each million hours worked, ; a per cent improvement over Boys’ 3-Piece $ = (@ Oo ! WwW b= A BR BED COvrFoRTS 8. SNOW SUITS ? ; Large size thick

comforts with

Sorta Yor, Moai ihtie ll piace. All sizes in the lots but Frans ‘and piain Sizes 2 to 6. not all sizes in each | ohrad P o0ls K e ep style. Pumps, straps, (of € Filled with “eo: : ; Boys’ Fast-Color ties and oxfords. Black ; rose. 0 ue.

Homes Cool |J|| SAILOR suiTs 38¢ nd brown,

Navy. blue with white braid trim.

Long sleeve and long leg. Sires 3 Clearance! Child’; 4133 | 500 Prs. Wom'’s. 25 Lace and Net 1 Be

17 Speci reasted coat, slac . < - : DETROIT, Mich., Jan. 26.—Gen- model tonics "and $ 1 Satin BLOUSES {1 Campus COATS 2 "BEMNA rs i Pieces

hs. Extra low price.

Sy vionen Sexvion — SNOW BOOTS Felt SLIPPERS GC DOOR PANELS

: WASHINGTON, Jan. 26—Don’t 3000 White with sheepskin cuffs. Sizes | Padded soles, all colors, all sizes. Lely 116 Joi auiseties. Dm be surprised to see placid : Is of Closeout Prs. ei lt 36-In. Unbleached 1 cid pools o 1 43¢ water on rooftops of the future «132 to 25 HOSE SAVE on RUBBERS 7 0. MUSLIN, Yard

« « o and don’t charge this to Misses’! Chil- Men’s Dress Rubbers. Storm and Sandal A good grade for m most every ob faulty architecture. Modern roofs dren 8 rs. Daclels c Style. Women’s — Misses’ and Childserrs

hold use ecial — Golfs—Slacks

will be designed with water lay- av lengths GALOSHES EN MEL 10c

ers upon them . . . for insula- styles. G tion . . . turning back sun’s heat ind Dame ware. Special while

in summer . . . reducing the CLEAN- up SAVINGS FOR MEN!]

escape of inside heat in winter.

One pound of water evaporated : A CLEARANCE LOT OF MEN'S JUST 100 PAIRS—MEN'S IMPERFECTS

dissipates 1100 B. T. U. (British : in termal units) of the sun’s heat. A HIRTS "BIG YANK PANTS new type roof . . . developed by : the Koppers laboratories in Pitts- ’ ir burgh . . . holds pools of water Broken size and color assort- Coverts—Moleskins and cottonfor insulation . . . reducing the iled. P ades—also some dress pants in - |_ temperature of ment, some counter soile er- : . perature of upper stories as the lot. Not all sizes but if ° much as 10 degrees in summer fect quality and irregulars of | e , ill . . . which is equivalent to air higher price shirts. Most all you find your size, you will save

conditioning without: the cost. ‘with non-wilt collars. 14 to 17. money. AAU A

———— . Just 20 Men's CLEAN-UP REGULAR alm 15¢ Men’s Regular $2.00 | Bjanket ROBES $ $1.98 and $2.59

LOANS Just 300 pairs. Gauntlet and knit FUR FELT HATS Ben aa Broion for cleats MEN'S SWEATERS

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