Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 July 1942 — Page 14

Vacation Loans 4 out of 5 MORRIS PLAN Loans Made Without Endorsers PHONE FOR A LOAN— MARKET

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Pvt. William H. McCormiék, son of Mrs. Louise McCormick, 5309 N. Delaware st., has been promoted to the rank of corporal and selected to attend anti-aircraft artillery officer candidate school at Camp Davis, ® No credit inquiries of friends or relatives N. C. He has been Hailed at Ft. Sill, Okla., with the field artillery © FREE PARKING across the street in replacement training c , Garage for auto appraisal. # 8 = 88 ASK FOR MR, cOOT Fifty Indianapolis men have reported to the Great Lakes naval : training station for primary training. Following their graduation from 4 [) . 58 recruit training, they will return pA] to Indianapolis on leave, before PT ; receiving assignments to duty. They, a wh are:

Russell W. Schull, 1133 Villa ave.; Wil3 liam N. Koron, 2505 Guilford ave.; Charles T. Horner, 3705 Stanton ave.; Marion C. Haltom, 1204 Finley ave.; Burnard C. . . On High Quality

Chaney, 828 Daly st.; Robert M. Watson + MEAT

47 N. Jefferson ave.; Charles Swift, 5340 Anneta st.; John F. Rachuba, Roosevelt Just a Few of Our Low Prices

hotel; Frank Padgett, 830 Daly st.; Stanly Richard Showalter, 4622 Young ave. Spare Ribs w, 19¢ Pork Chops 29¢

Estes E. Denney, 1864 N. Pennsylvania; Sliced Bacon ‘No Rind Lb. 26¢

Robert C. Schatz, R. R. 12; y fold, 1604 S. West st.; John Starr, Beef Roast "2", 25¢ 32¢

Naomi st.; Howard R. Sprunger, 1533 Hoyt Frying Chickens ,,, 1. 286

Summer Store Hours:

MONDAYS 12:15 Until 8:45 P. M.

DAILY : 10 A. M. °Til 5:30 P. M.

SATURDAYS 8:30 A. M. °Til | P. M..

Sale “Juke” Suits

Regularly

Clearance Women’s Wash

DRESSES

LEFT—In training at Camp Perry, Lb.

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Al der, 3544 College ave.; Charles PF. Mrs. Emmett L. Thompson, 2441 N.|Gates R. R. 1; Nichols J Huber, 3310 i N. Dearborn st.; omas W. Price, N Al abama st., and attended Technical Central court; Russell J. Adams, 2439 Colhigh school. lege ave.; Donald A. Barker, 1022 High i st.; Robert E. Scofield, # st.; RIGHT —Mrs. Marie Noonan of 20| John P. McGhee, Castleton; Claude Reed, S. Belle Vieu ave., is expecting her|1140% S. West st.; Richard R. Kesler, 4224 brother, Dallen M. Cox. home soon Cornelius ave.; Donald J. Shull, 283 N. ’ . 9» on furlough from Camp Edwards, Mass., where he is training with the boat regiment of the engineers

; William G. Simpson, 513 N. Cleveland st.; Robert F. McCool, 2032 E. New York; Harold L. Koons, 143 8S. Arsenal; Pork Roast Lamb Roast ,, 171/5¢ Franks wo. 211/06

James D. Huffman, 1420 Hoyt ave.; RusOur Prices Are Below

99 Mid-Summer

DRESSES

Rayon Crepes

; . . R. 1; H. Bevins, O., with the ninth armored battalion | }¢26" college’ aves Theodore 2 Jensen i 4 t.; . Russell, R. R. is Pvt, Emmett L. Thompson Jr, I er noel. 1728 Lambert st., and Donald F. Cavanaugh, 1349 Union st. system. He is the son of Mr. and|G. Palmer, 433 N. Beville ave.; Robert R. Tremont ave.; Robert N. Morrison, Broadway; John W. Phillips, 1116 N. itol ave.; Walter W. Knight Jr., R. R. 1; Hugh, W. sardine (HEE Jig 1 Govt. Ceiling Prices Lester L. Bre 4 ; . - . a + Jjcorps. A former barber in Indian- 5 J astman, hd Percales, Swisses, TO wv Waeker’s aro. Pvi. Cox entered the army| 40, Gafralton avert Victor Califor. 121 Broadcloth and Suitings. N | I last April. Graceland ave, . ar et PISTOL, RIFLE CHAMP ENLISTS : oi : 3 Greer Promote 59 VIRGINIA AVE. PHILADELPHIA (U.P.).— Salva-|’ VANS rcicem Food Stamps Oliver W. Greer, who is on leave

A Attractive styles in prints, dots, ™] and figures. The assortment is good—and the values are wonder-

former buildings and grounds de- mala ®, cavensugh, 1200 Yuin partment employee of the city school Jo. iin 830 Udell st.; Arthur mond H. King, R. R. 15; Lawrence C. Jones, 1357 Gale st.; John W. Eastman, tore Bartletti, 36, national rifle TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES. IT WILL GET QUICK RESULTS.

champion in 1930 and national bank guard pistol champion in 1938, has

of absence from the state welfare department where

Rayon Bemberg Sheers

ful. The sizes are in broken styles.

enlisted in. the marine corps.

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You CAN

Pay as little as 209% DOWN and take up Ys

7 oy Raymond L. Maar, son of Mr. and to 12 MONTHS TO PAY on furniture at MTS. Maar, 1468 S. Meridian The Fairway!

st., has enlisted at the Patterson You CAN BUY

field air depot at Fairfield, O., for training in army air force ground 3 rooms of furniture at below March’s ; Work, ceiling price at the Fairway. 3 ROOMS : 2 re COMPLETE, $169. || Report for Training

Y ou C AN BUY Among the Indiana men who have

reported to the U. S. naval training A GAS RANGE without a priority number school for yeomen at the Indiana at Fairway.

university campus are Charles M.| Ewing, 968 N. Meridian st.; Robert We Caler to War Workers and New- L. Canada, Lebanon, and Philip C.| Comers. New-Comers need Not Have Established Credit in this City. 4 # x a

Campbell, Greenfield. ° _ | Recent Enlistments 44

Recent énlistments in the army| (A Le

were announced today by the re-133-135 W. WASHINCTON ST. LI.4581

Tailored of quality striped Ss e ersucker. Jacket has large patch pockets, vent back, and is 30 inches long. Full kick pleated skirt. Sizes 11 to 17.

he is director of the division of services for crippled children, has been promoted to rank of lieutenant colonel and has been appointed cision geon of the “Tith armored division at Camp Polk, La. Col. Greer Col. Greer had | [been stationed at Ft. Knox since i | February, 1941, where he entered the service as a reserve captain.

Rayon Broadcloth

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Sizes For Misses Sizes: For Women

Sizes For Stouts 12 to 52

Women’s Summer

UNDIES

Tailored styles in cool rayon mesh, Colors are ‘white and tearose,

wih Se Panties, Stepins-Briefs.

; : Most attractive new I Special Purchase |

summer styles in pastel prints and florals in color combinations of dusty pink, green, tan, red, rose, copen, aqua and navy. You'll just love these lovely styles and will want to buy several.

mY Clearance

Summer Hats Straws

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Some are slightly soiled from E handling. Regularly T77c to S 1.49. :

Special Purchase

SUMMER DRESSES

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Sheer Rayons : Cool Cottons SE

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All Our Better Summer Hats z RS ]-90 ’

A broken assortment, regularly 1.99 to 3.95. Exceptional values.

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All fashioned for comfort as well as Spasms good looks. Sizes for Juniors, Misses, Women, Stouts. Wonderful styles at

this exceptionally low price. ET

cruiting office here. They include: H. E. Russ, 1454 S. Belmont ave.; Phil LeRoy Hammack, 405 S. Butler ave.; James J. Heffernan, 35 S. Hawthorne ave.; George E. Nichol-| son, 1536 N. Hamilton ave.; Paul D. Ricker, 5144 Ralston ave.; Isadore Morris Camhi, 925 S. Kenwood ave.; Howard B. McChord, R. R. 14, Box 76; James Melville Jackson, 1002 English ave.; Roy Edward Purcell, 929 Pleasant Run parkway: James! Ennis Maloy, 1417 N. New Jersey st.; Ralph Nelson Clifton, 728 N. East st.; John Robert Heffernan, Hawthorne lane; Alvie Clay Tolle, R. R. 16, Box 737; Joseph L. Filcer, 3455 Kenwood ave., and Robert R. Riley, 3462 Salem st.

Regularly 3.50—$5.06 and 5.98

Clearance Sale

Play SHOES

159 Regularly

1.99 to 2.29

Sportswear Clearance JUNIORS—MISSES—WOMEN

SWIM SUITS

13 Our regular 3.50 and 8 3.98 suits 29

Poasuus SKIRTS 134. o

Checked Shorts 14°

Our regular 2.98 suits

TAKE UP TO 10 MONTHS

To Pay for Your Dental Work No Extra Costs—No Cash Required

SEE SAMPLES OF THE NEW AND DIFFERENT

TRANSPARENT DENTAL PLATES

The Most Life-Like. Plates Ever Produced NO TASTE—NO ODOR—NO DISCOLOR MADE IN DR. FORSHEE'S

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‘Future Army Cook

Pvt. Maynard W. Shelland. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shelland, 307! E. 23d st., who is stationed at Gre-' nier field, Manchester, N. H., iS now at Ft. Devens, Mass., taking a onemonth course of instruction for

cooks and bakers. He graduated Y : ——LABORATORY— from Technical high school and BOBBY SUITS

: Regularly 2.00 Hl BY MEN WHO KNOW HOW Se SE i J i I EE WHILE YOU | "24% AYRE TRY /e). : i

Prime Minister A NEW SHIPMENT of “Fie!1 Crest” Gets Pool Talk

Coton BEDSPREADS J 98

Twenty-one patterns in many colors, Exceptionally lari: P.).—Premier John Cprtin learned for double beds. the rules of pool today from | | xg. EN Sergt. Frank Alberta, who decided i vy 2 ms the prime minister was “pretty quick on the uptake.” Curtin spent 45 minutes in a visit to the American recreation center. He chatted with every American soldier present, drank some coffee and ate doughnuts. He gave Mike Zarella of. New Jersey some advice on pants pressing. He kibitzed at a game of checkers and made his biggest hit with Sergt. Alberta. “Gosh, that man’s pretty quick on the uptake,” Alberta ex-

claimed. “I wish he had time to play me a game.”

'amous brands and others included in this sensasale—of course they are discontinued styles, sizes, etc.; but they are the same garments

Regularly 1.98 ve cost much more. ‘

PLAY SUITS Regularly 2.00 and 2.98 ,..

arly, and choose a garment from this group icq include, Front Lace Corsets, Back Lace, Side + Zippers, Foundations.

All brand new! A grand assortment of styles in blue, red, natural, white, and multi-colors, for comfort and relaxation.

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OPEN ON MONDAY TILL 8 P. M.

Sale of Painted Striped Awning

Material & Valaneing J39-

18 and 24-inch valancing. 30 and 36-inch awning material. Full bolts and a large/assortment of heavy quality painted A July Feature Tomorrow PILLOW SALE!

striped material. Duck and Goose Feathers

CHARGE , :¢:iis: AND TAKE IT WITH YOU!

DEES have them all . . .

* "RCA" *"PHILCO" * "ZENITH" * "DETROLA" * "CROSLEY" *"MOTOROLA"

ALL ON EASIEST OF CREDIT TERMS

vc Famous 1942 “CROSLEY’’ Radio- . Phonograph Combination;

$20%

Big and Powerful—Wonderful Torre! Marvelous Performance! Gracefully Styled Walnut Cabinet.

+ EASY TERMS!

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Painted Striped : ‘ <u Window AWNINGS

Green and Oran 2 STRIPS

30 Inch Width:

509%, Duck 50% Goose

CANT KEEP | ||<SCENRRN 0 er GRANDMA IN | || |/8NE ov. |. Two-Piece HER CHAIR Baby Chenille

Ste’ 20 Lisl ae o Youngater— BATH SETS

ar Sufferets relieve i A large rug with lid cover : i I to pus 2% in florals and two- | ‘Fine feather-proof tick- High grade sanitary fll

Ee rounlo may. be tired kiduoys. tones, yellow, green, peach, | ing with sanitary filling. I ih feather-prool orchid, and blue. . Lo

Cut 21x27 inches

Heavy quality featherproof ticking with firm, bound -edges.

ve Model 52TA—5-Tube “Crosley” Radio

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walnut cabinet, AC-DC S8tandard American Broadcast, Rich Tone-—Electro Dynamic Speaker,

% EASY TERMS!

vc See the Powerful RCA TABLE MODEL RADIO

Priced S$ €)95 at.... 19 * v EASY TERMS!

Black, Orange and Green

STRIPES 30 inch Widths

36 inch Widths y Tl ic pains, : . pep and energy » getting : : on J5j, Difiriess under the eves, Heavy quality, painted striped awning materi.

80d 4 ziness, Frequent or scanty { t we I marng orang sorte steel frames and fixtures. Ready to hang no ve exceptional value at these low prices.

20% Down 809% Goose and Duck

298

"Cut 21x27 inches

40% Down 609% Goose and Duck

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Cut 21x27 inches

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Claypool Helel Bldg.

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