Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1942 — Page 8

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: DE ECTIVES : fo RYINY : Thorg Feltis, 14-year-old | ek imiigle sdp| = Cy tnsgter of 2s. and as. Gorge Years’ Younger

D. Feltis, R. R.

matian 1s Shot to| [RES {Faire of For =: | When Freed From

eath as He Pulls Gun / | rive Blamed 2 Ruling | week that she

On Officers. B ay 3 é | Affects Rest of U.S. | es ie ols Excess Acids y thou-

CAGO, July ‘9 (U. P)~| he. : | “War rationing ‘of bicycles, sched ' Indiana in the

. ; : ; : § ‘to. start tod 18th n Louis Dellinger, 30, was| | : a § juled to, AY Over the nat) ee four |B nic and temic Kid d - ‘early today by two Chicago} : : : a igi 3 wr [will be: slightly delayed in Ind sculptors cone izle, and non-eytismic down ‘the proper’| throu g stores and has sinos proved so

; 3i 1 : removal of excess acids. EE that it has been used by millions, men seekiry g to arrest. him for 3 7 : : or % anapolis and the state because ra 4 Be to win a Signs of Exc ess i \ ci d s : fries aa. ar "women hb over igi edly attem: g to. kill a man § 4 ‘tioning’ forms have failed to arrive Thora Feltis P xcess acidity may be Getting Up | nen-organic and non-systemic Ki and” Jincinnati last year. | ; 5 g | | ‘James D. Strickland, state Ol p

head, said he "believed the dela) was awarded an honorable men. | Ankles, Rheumatic Pains and Dizziness, due | were 8 ‘The speed and strain of life today, worry, nature in stimulating an in=

Miss Feltis, a Nignts, Bladder TEsitauon, re ent; Suan. ‘Bladder troubles. 1. Hel ce reported - that Detectives pupil at Ben Davis high school, |ousness, Dark Circles Under Eyes. Swollen | Lacing. Crowley and ond Mc- — hm, : SO to mon- - t er ‘Phyllis Cooper, 17-year-old’, er; George Williams, advertising ) meetings and the district in one would not last longer than a day ¢ tion for her work, “Grandmoth- an Sani ane motl-syStemis RidneY [icons nous if allowed to accum south side in response to a| Monrovia girl, has been honored ‘representative, and ¥. H. Smith, | state judging meeting. . She has two, meanwhile ' the two-wheeleq | er's- Sympathy.” The work was |hard work, frequent colds, or excessive eai- | crease of energy which m may easily make §0

by the Standard Oil Co. of Indi- ! ; done before the close of the |ingl or drinking may create an excess of | look and feel years you be Sur Oe and] ot Sr rt ri | Sslesmen, held five offices and served on five conveyances remain frozen ex0ebl sohoot year tn the art class of | gies Sk Bask ct fangs | “Make This Guaranteed Test 1 hey told hith they - were police| Achievements in 4-H club work. As a 4-H club member for the | standing committees. for - special purchase pe | Mrs. Elva Fowerbaugh Strouse at | puigty cosy excess acids and Jean and Kiley, Dever have Suspected thi

irs. The detectives said Déllinger| She received a $25 war bond at a | past seven years, Miss Cooper has Miss Cooper has completed 20 |The delay was laid to printing cori pen, payis. Ten pupils of the fo pump your blood through nine million | 18 acts: in fuse eas and r

i 1 r rojects in her local club and has cerns which are unable to meet th ¥ C iy tiny tubes or filters in your Kidueys about ae do 2 TW au if r sched for a gun and ‘said: “The| luncheon recently at the L.'S. | distinguished herself as 8 Junior i ated in five county dress government's printing demands. | lass entered the competition. easy £0see that your Kidneys may get tired any Ps Sale Eereay ot it: man who comes in gets shot.”| Ayres tea room. - Pictured with | leader. She has: represen p Dp! : {| REBEKAH GROUP TO MEET Slow down When overworked. lust return the empty Cystex package andl. ¥As he raised. his gun, both Crowley| her (left to right) are G. S. Van | club in three. county 4-H club Favuss, ranking in the first group Not for Pleasure Bl Boron Fetoken oie ol rs po Coss acids frequently are nighly teritat- ye ot od ln ull. UNIS : a : s Cystex o . | McCahill ‘tired. Eman, Standard assistant manag judging meetings, in two district eac. inl : But even with rationing, there 8 p. m. tomorrow at the hall, How- oe Dow they may Take the skin look dry, on amt non. diet to Shes Bei 5 i the Kia ————— Ile hope for the average Indiar ard st. and Blaine ave. New offi- Help Kidneys Remove Acids Al ar a yer — wey waii2 - : apolis citizen who would like to bu 3 cers will be installed by district 6. ourteen years ago a physician's prescrip- everything to gain and 43pthing 01088 undest A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT WILL HOLD FOR FUTURE DELIVERY .. 1a pike which would take him ov zm tion called Graics was made availanis | the quarahice Ee 8 to the country on week-ends ar; : : : : down. 30 the Sommer grovery for: thy, 360 W. WASH. ST Store Hours, Tues. thru Fri, 10 A. M. to 5:30 P. m 1 ) i . Hn. . ; Sa There just won't be that mar} ¥ to go around, Mr. Strickland sai ¢ Each county will be given a mont! ly quota, as in the case of tires ar! tubes, and the quota will just aboij cover war workers and persons i: essential industries, he said. : . Persons who receive purchase oi: J|ders for bicycles will first- have | {| show rationing boards tha} the ne: ‘lis absolutely essential for tran. portation purposes. It is unlikef: that persons will be granted bicyci:

purchasing orders who can eas: ol

get 10 and from work on pusfE] SATURDAY HOURS 9:30 A. M. to 9:00 P. M.

conveyances. i

. : ; County Quota 215 i : rz | PRE-INVENTORY CLEAN-UP | ARTICLE ili Ea rationing board, announced tli; : £4 i

the county had been given a qu: Be f 215 bicycles for July but he ¢ : : 2, 3-0F-A-KIND $0 BOY EARLY, THEPLLALL QO FAST! [Siu Sni oem of TURTLE snd Us ot vd tv © MONTHS TO PAY Your Golden Opportunity to Buy—our Great July Sale! Shop now and SAVE! We've || instructions. make room for new stocks.

OPA offi id that || s "IF DESIRED actually cut prices right and left with.but one thought in mind . . . to make this an [| ii SF SC office said th abl

1 j wi UNFORGETTABLE SALE OF SALES! To do this, prices must hit a new low—so tags have }lcut once and might be cut ag: -. : Sa ng eaarge been marked down to insure fast action. Better hurry! Get your bargains today! For. this reason the office would 3-PIECE BEDROOM S UITES

disclose the state quota. Regularly $69.00

vow $5,630

Regularly $79.00

366°°

Beautiful walnut veneer bed, vanity

AVOID PERIL--HU! and chest with waterfall fronts. ; * Round or oblong plate glass mirrors.

Secretary of State Cordell Hull 52d: : ; Furniture “pops. Third Floor. : yesterday that neutral ships cof i « maemm ow tw un, 2 and 3-Piece not avoid the danger of Nazi : -— K

‘8 $ conference to comment on Ar; Davenport and Chair ensembles in durable ll |.Choose from 3-piece suites with vanity or T Values, now marked A tina's action in ordering its n long wearing covers. Good looking, finely con- dresser, chest and bed refinished like new or £5 chant ships to ‘avoid the eas: - structed pieces at an unusual price! 2-piece suites with veneer vanity and bed. - *9 Floor Samples, now 6 l coast of the United States. He je-

plied that it would seem nof| to make much. difference’ what. Hav Full size suites with velour’ ond

4 ne Ls government or its shipping inte; ts{} heavy Samah covers. d Large | did, since Hitler had ordered i’ arms with generous woo trims. [00% LOW PRICES i | RB S P + ] LVR Ll E P | I R TY N A Rot Sn we a os Comfortable spring filled ig g Si to. be sunk wherever they couli be ions.

HENNA Ea BE == | Stn osm fo | oem meee eat BET SES [Il [assist o] UNPAINTED CHAIRS STURDY HARD 98.

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: || Rationing of bicycles win | OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT, 7 to 9 UL DTAERN N ECR I fon’ 3 oabeniy thet | : ; nine district rationing offices, s to be established in Marion cou;

will be ready to handle bicycle tioning when the forms arrive. |

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ETE ROCKER ... 35] Ny } Ww FLAG TO BOY coy 's GLIDERS—6-CUSHION SIZE $7 Qo 5 ELT I 50 DINING SUITES... CABINET BASE | moon wr nore io] FULL BALL BEARING—REG. $24.95

wii wood Methodist church will reg ive

$9 Value, $7 : ® Buffet © Extension Tableq a i : 9 an American flag from the | gh|} TETTICTS QT |: ide unis Stith SRG | 0 eviiteov Jlowws pot tasers m)|. ALL PORCH FURNITURE REDUCED! $7 98 : i i : a e - I ser) ‘ce, CC . cre 3 by, RE $1.25 Wekly J] {11 ont UA SML81S i cto vmigne. ||| $4.25 2-SEAT-FAN BACK—Oak Benches x : HIGH CHAIR SL 13 A j ity shine, 39. : Dedication of the flag wi be BU made by the Rev. R. G. Skid: ore,

§ a 95 B x : : . mE ; Laistor of Wm shuren, and the gffurs : ’ RULLRIUNI SR, Sl ng pe Se er ina menron at canal BR - Tre Ll oi $5 & Gn ZeAe gl is liam Teagarden. / J : I Ca :

$ G. E. ROASTER... n i ) hs : Xo AL 1 Tne presentation will be ma: by : 3 : 3 i YE Y | ari” Semon "a30_ owe. Sl 1—$19.95 9x12 ft. Tan Wool and Fiber Rug . . $16.9

[9 WOOD GLIDER vow *] nl b> of [weeds ne ull y_¢32 95 84x10% ft. wis’ Axminster rug, $24.9

the flag to Eric Smith, acting |: aor

patrol leader, for the scours) || T=—=$16.95 9x12 ff. rust and green Bigelow rug, §

| BUNK BED HASSOCKS | ~ ||ORDER DEATH FOR in|] 1—$29.95 9x12 ft. reversible green wool ru Mokero Wecshole Berk with $1Q Reduced $1.59 FIBRE RUGS TO ALLIED AIRK:EN| 1—$32.95 9x12 ft. fringed wool velvet rug, $

Actual $16 value and of very - ladder « « » low as : VICHY, July 9 (U. P).—G/ man +. Mottled . 9x12-foot 5 J P29 95 9x12 ‘Heavy Woo good Ons . . i i ‘ H 1 EE aati or $ 1 2 Maple or walnut fin- Boast good heavy cov~ size, choice . . . + $ {military authorities in Paris | day . yi Heayy walnut finish. Special now.. ;

ished . . . a space saver ers. Well filled. Col- Slightly used. Sold new ordered the death sentence f: any : $ Floral and popular seller. ored leatherette. for $11, Unusual ‘Buys! French caught ‘harboring b llied 1 39.95 9x12 ft. All-Wool

pf t. femme dE] 184495 9x12 #1 * 34” RELY s - ait EN ec NI Bop ® to notity German g.[ nori- 2—$49. 95 9x12 f+. oat 6 wine | BRUM oo oil RUS EER SY ann or sent | 10 Only—$1.49—27x54 In. fringed felt

* 16” . or o « peng SIV 4 ~ Yl anything dropped from allied

DEEP! : ais bi = i f . : E: Pe a : A RN also was made an offensive pl sh, 15 Only—$2.95—27x54 i in. reversible 1 N

gr b i" e ems onl oer Bard, oe: oni} 25 Only—35¢ —18x36 in. oval mat:

*300p | pare Bask ona Sp * gt ig bok Baby zum Jon" mn Was Sl 10 Only—$1.19—18x27 in. Wilton cary Pe Vousot 22 $14 Value... $29 Potue... 516% Well 8 HR RLY] 15 Only—b +. wide—

Drawers} | Semple. UT Extension table mus good wphel goruigiocnm. || VWANE UE TUL 24 In. and 36 In. Rug border— “£2 : Good, darable covers. > chrome chairs, = tery. Well: ‘made. “plest. Ee HAR 0D RIE : 1

| 18—$5.95 9x12 ft. BORDERED

RL | wie! || | FELT BASE RUGS

SRB 4 Eb)? WR es nS heron fies | | Assorted, first 05 | reversible 3 rl ag re Ke ; v ; stip od. You ka 3 : 3 quality, heavy $ 7! io : Tugs in as-

sorted sizes and colors.

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