Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 August 1940 — Page 7

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

FRIDAY, AUG. 30, 1940 The State House— LONGHAND COPYIST [nate un wast coy of te cv BROTHERS REUNITED [ian cymes Mone 7, oe DAILY FLAG SALUTE

ROADMAKING IN ON JOB TWO YEARS nearing completion after a year's NEED INTRODUCTION a third person because they did | united here, (stumped when I saw my brother ) —ERightyv-three-year-old Edward ng on slief for so flame The laborious copying method fs, ooo HES Hs American flag daily will go into ef-| P.)~Eighty-three-year-old Ee A wuccess. Prompt relief for sore, inflamed,

steady work, during which the pen- 1 ORM p PITTSBURGH, Aug. 30 (U.P) — | os S P| SEATTLE, Wash. Aug. 30 (U.P), (Rt recognize each other. | DODGEVILLE, Wis, Richard Moody, 85, of We were young bucks when We fact this fall. |A. Counihan was warned 48 years strained, burning eyes. Also helps grans

(ma s copied contents of the yel- bo a " . If Louis H. Hartman comes down! ih has copied contents - —After a separation of 55 years,| “Time certainly plays tricks,” P.).—A rule ordering teachers and Mr. Hartman has been commis-|peing employed because law pro-| John } ' . : ; ulated eyelids, Get Lavoptik, first aid ta sioned by the city of Plu to| hibits use of the modern Pj Charleston, S. C., met his brother [separated back in 1885. | The rule, which carries no pen-!ago that his job as mayor's clerk oy today. All druggists,

alty for disobedience, was p the annual meeting of school dis

ORDERED BY SCHOOL [trict censors. Only 21 of about 800

eligible voters were presen. Aug. 30 (U, - —

SERVES 48 YEARS CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Aug

First Aid to Eyes—Lavoptik

Stop little local eye troubles before they

(U Sy get big. U go soothing Lavoptik, 25 years

lowed pages-—covering laws between : : . with & case of “writer's cramp,” owen me win i . : (two aged brothers have been re- John Moody said. “I certainly was/pupils mn Dodgeville schools to sa1816 and 1852—in minute detail, | lute and pledge allegiance to the there's a good reason for it. : ———

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‘No Death’ Nine Indian: viable record deaths during of the year. Muncie is the largest class. The death” records Bloomingt on, Ne ville, Fran akfort, Goshen nor's Co- ordinating mittee.

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Men’s Overcoats

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Student's 2-PANTS

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Students’ Slacks | Men’s and Young $9 69 Men’s Sweaters

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coat, crew Rk slacks of sporty pullovers,

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Children's School SHOES

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GIRLS' RAINCAPES 49

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new patterns.

of long pants.

| Boys’ 100% Wool Mackinaws 4 9 8 All wool lined Mackinaws. Big zipper book pocket $

Smart new styles in all new fall colors. Sizes 7 to 16.

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GIRLS’ COTTON SLIPS

In tailored or lace trimmed. Sizes 4 to 16

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BOYS' SLACKS Fine, heavy quality woolen slacks. Pleat- $ 1 49 ed Tront, belt to

match. Choice of desirable colors, Sizes 8 to 18,

ceesesnsssenenense

Darling styles, slip-

over or button styles. Sizes 2 to 6.

button

i i BOYS ' SHIRTS Broadcloth or plaid flannelette Shirts. Bright patter Cc Dress or sport Shirt style, ‘All sizes, BOYS" HATS Heavy welt edge felt Hats. ‘Good looking new styles, fancy bands. Green, teal, lar colors. Sizes brown, grey. Sizes 61% 36 to 46.

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