Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 November 1941 — Page 4

AT four imams stations ate scheduled to carry the Purdue-In- THIS EVENING diana football game tomorrow aft-| (The indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program anernoon at Bloomington. The pro- nouncements caused by. station changes after press time. ; Dame a ae Note (CES) is akatual)_ WER “3 Be Bluey

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8145 Pirst - ing t American prose to-| 9:00 Eremiere | Hostak-Overlin night on’ Hr Ring Time,” 8:30] 9:30 7 «| Hostak=Overlin J. “His subject will be the | 9:45. Al Pearce tak-Overlin x Abert PF tlight Bands Bi 4 in, Proclamation of 8 Geuke frorhw (Boma |RSEESY | ShOrERhen :45 Blue Barron’ Vaughn Montoe | Bieryone’s Music _|John Suliivan 59,4 108 Harry ames oe Benny oe Muste 8 Jou. want” Musto Lovers A night re-broadcast of the|i1:30 Bobby “Byrne

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; ~ SATURDAY PROGRAMS o’clock He WIRE. The program

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x Tim Roundup Melodie Moments American Review |News 38 Burt rt bbe: Bandwagon Shopping School Club it Settee Sin : H Reva Flotires Polka Dots f/f \ 1 one : 1 House Free America Defend Hearing FE 3 ioe avs Tei | Pumdy mem |B Habe Bend Eli 2 fil } 10:30 Voice or Broadway Indianapolis Ahead Fomanfle Music Our Barn : ¥ : \ R | | 4 i 10:45 Youth in Defen Indianapolis Ahead | D. A. our Barn If B ht S 0 # j W : : {itm moe [eas Kai one Sa ought Separately, the Suits, $15.95 . . . Coats, $14.95 7 i] Heliyveos Boy ‘Greets Gir) _ | Farm Hour Hit Tunes Fo : ; | y - Farm Hour New a od : 4 118 Qi roars Fon Dashes [sam sour, |revles Mun His SUITS: A great group of quality suits that feature all of the smart new 12:45 Farm Circle Industry Speaks [Dick Reed Jack Teagarden fall and winter styles. See the attractive patterns and colors available 1 Alvi Ri Jaristies Three Rhylbms ee Turner | Alvino Rey Injhis usa aYerment of men’s quality suits. Hard finishes for longer Purdue vs. Purdue vs. Ind ue vs. . Purdue vs. ’ es 0 : : 3 urate vs. burdig ve. 1nd: us ve. Ind. |Burdue vs: Ind: | ff : : urdue vs. urdue vs. Ind, | Purdue urdue vs. COATS: Quality fabric from the country’s dtp) mills made into urdue vs. o Purdue vs. Ind. Ind. Purdue vs. Purdue vs, Ind. |Purdue vs. Ind. Scores urdue vs. dots, worsteds and rough tweeds. All are carefully tailored with details They Liked Music {Everyone's Music |News : ound in much higher priced coats. Sizes 34 to 50. ! Studio Party 3 Romeos Glenn Miller : Si—Ganticl & of Dosey u S E o U R 2 U D & i T | : o—Painted Dreams Ji . 3 Please ares 45— Jimmy James : You Pay While You Wear. Ask Your Salesman! ] 2 Jerson anal ’ —Downstairs at Ares.

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15 Dber Devotional Shopping Abe Lyman 15 Cadets I Purdue vs. Purdie vs. Ind, ¥ ue urdue. vs. : Purdue vs. Purdue vs. Ind. 3 ue urdue vs. us vs. Ind. vs superbly tailored topcoats and overcoats. Rich fleeces, shetlands, fine chevThey ‘Liked Music vei yone' s Music |Best Show Ea BR PAYMENT PLAN 15—Gregor. x Ziemer - RE) b d Warin :15—Weather-Musie Moon River

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SATURDAY PROGRAM

10:00—Lincoln Highway 10:15—Lincoln Highway 10:30—=Vaudeville 5 :45—Vaudevil e

-M, :30—News-Wegther 43 —Revel ile “Roundup

‘Men's Fur Felt Hats

$9.50

Fall and winter colors and shapes. Tan, brown,

Leather Jackets

5 B.9s 56-95 $95

Hundreds of quality leather jackets in fine ‘capeskin. Suedes in 3-pe¢. knit and leather * collars and cuffs. Cocoa brown, mahogany, black + and: aviation' tans, Sizes 36 to: 50. i

Corduroy Si

$350

Fancy overplaids, tweeds, patterns and solid’ oot ors. Natural shades, brown, luggage tan, green, teal and blue, t Ayres,

39%. (plus$ extra fare) 2 B all i — one t t . : re’ oy Silage aad Chin: rina || {432 BE : trip; $65 (plus $10 e)* : no

CHEESE PLANT IN TONNEL : PI 3 a ob . J 20 ’ og teal, navy, gray and black. Sizes: 6% GLEMSON COLLEGE, B. C..(U Jor ion

P.) ~The South -Carolina Experi-

ticket cost! For details,

11 TANAPOLI 1 Phone: Backes 35 6- oeiz

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ment Station has ‘turned. an aban= doned railroad tunnel into a plant for making Roquefort cheese. The

Mountain tunnel: near Walhalla, 8S. C. -The 86-year-old: tunnel was

Church Club to Give Plag—The St. Joan of ‘Are Catholic Youth Organization, Senior Unit, will stage a comedy play. “Joan of Arkansas” in three acts at: the “Old Church Workshop” theater, 42d 'and Ruckle Sts., for three nights, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.

SALE! 3.000 Yds.

cut by the Blue Ridge railroad.

Townsendites to Dine—The men of Townsend Club 25 will serve supper at 6 p. m. tomorrow in the clubrooms at State and Hoyt Aves:

Degree Team to Driil—The Dé=gree Staff of Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge 10 will practice at 8 p. m.| tomorrow in Castle Hall. Mrs. Elizabeth Boswell is noble grand. -

Chen “ a. $s]. 00 S 99 $ 99

odd sample chenille a in one of a kind. Including discontinued styles and seconds of full or twin sizes. Many colors * and patterns to choose from.

80x90 Chatham Blankets, $3.19 Pr.

Jumbo size blankets, 5% wool, 95% cotton. Blue, Green, Rose, Peach and Wine,, 4-Inch matching sateen binding,

72x84 ‘Fieldcrest’ Blankets $3.49 Pr.

25% wool, 75% cotton double plaid blahkets in Blue, Peach, Green, Rose, Cedar and Wine. Nice .

4-inch sateen binding. Regular $5.00 Quality

‘AT BIG SAVINGS! Bloomington WOOL BLANKETS, 1-4 to1-5 OFF ||

REMNANTS

Srapary and Slip Cover Fabrics

BIG YEAR PREDICTED IN BEAVER TRAPPING

DENVER (U. PJ).—A record “take” is believed ahead for:Colorado’s beaver trappers, modern counterparts of the hardy men who roamed the rugged West in the same pursuit generations ago and thereby hurried along the vast region’s settlement. . C. N. Feast, director of the Colorade Game and Fish Commission, believes - that this fall's recordbreaking early snowfall in the Rocky Mountain region will make beaver pelts prime earlier than 1. 50-Inch Printed Crash usual. Pre-Shyunk; fast solors “Beaver trapping was nearly a 1 to $-yard lengths

1. 50-Inch Printed Crash In 1 to 8-yard lengths

2. 36-Inch Printed. Rayon. Satin In 1 to 5-yard lengths

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3. 36-Inch Printed Ruftex In 5 to 15-yard lengths

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