Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1945 — Page 10

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. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

In the Service: Local Men on Wide Fronts

AY, JA Chicago Store—146 E Wash. st. "+ Eotablished Nearly 50 Year

Open Sat. til 6 P. M. and Mon. til 9 Clock

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Investigate! Compare these low prices! You'll be delighted with your savings! y

Men's All-Wool TOPCOATS

N Oo Ww + « “ New light and dark win- il ] and | y73 $22.50

D. Lough E. Kassing

L. Lowhorn : K R. VANCEL, husband of | Two Indianapolis coast guardsFRANK = CPL. LANIS M. LOWHORN, 1247 men are serving aboard ships in the

Glamour Mis. Sarah Vane Bu Mae st! Naomi st., has been glven the"g00d| South Pacific. DOYLE C. LOUGH, ison. an . | conduct medal. He is with the 15th | ship's cook 3-c, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Girl the son of Mrs. Maudlean Barrett | Tomorrow and Roscoe Vancel, 2122 S. Pershing | air force service command in Italy.| Charles = Lougr, is operating i hildren, Nancy Jo against the Jap defenses in the st, and has two ch LT. CLARENCE H. WILLIAMS, pin. EDWARD A. KASSING, |JR., son of Mr, and Mrs. Clarence motor machinist's mate 2-¢, is on|

F. Vancel Wm. Gill C. Williams

ter colors. -All sizes. Get yours now at a big saving.

and Sandra Kay. His sister, Mrs. Irma Holmes, lives at the Pershing |

Is Mother's

With an eye to the future, Mother knows the imporShe knows neglect causes lusterless hair, which frequently manifests itself in DANDRUFF with all its attendant evils. She knows that ‘Chamomile. Shampoo brings out the natural color, whether the hair is light or dark, and that it emphasizes the highlights in all their true Furthermore, Mother knows poo contains no alcohol or artificial coloring—that it injure delicate scalps—that its

tance of proper care of Baby's

glory.

will ;not smart or

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Favorite Ally

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beneficial effects will be felt all through life.

Little wonder then that Chamomile Shampoo is beneficial, not only to babies, but also to glamour girls and

to men and women of all ages.

Representative Miss Zelda Lupion Will Be in Our

Store to Help You With Your Hair Problems

Indiana’s Largest Novelty Store

G. C. MURPHY CO.

The Trend Is Toward Market and Illinois MARKET and ILLINOIS STS.

st. address.

WILLIAM F. GILL, pharmacist’s mate 2-¢, is aboard a coast guardmanned LST in the South Pac ific. He is the husband of Mrs. Shirley |

rducted boards: BOARD 4 :

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Box 533W; De Paul i BOARD 11 og Ral ph Barker, Danvi R Bc 1038' 5 Ti bbs Jackson st., and Wil

Box 596 NAVY-—Jack Ryan Jr.

Stationed in California

forces west of San Francisco: 8. Sgt. Paul B. Buckler,

{ave.; Sgt

Mae Thompson Gill, 1202 King s st.

List of Inductions Announced | WoL By the County's Draft Boards Whi

The following men have’ been in-| 2 by-the--Marion-county draft]

3; N | Cpl.

1847 Allison st

The following men are stationed with various units of the army air

husband of Mrs. Geraldine Buckler, 1238 8 Talbott Ernest C. -Buckheister, son of

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BLOUSES -SKIRTS-PURSES

QUICK- CLEARING PRICES

Here is an honest-to-goodness clearance of choice mer-

_ chandise at almost unheard of low prices.

And they are

all as smart as the last word.

GROUP

BLOUSES of beautiful RAYON in pop-

ular ‘styles and colors.

SKIRTS in

solid colors, plaids and a choice group

of purses . . .

« lection.

GROUP 2

SKIRTS in. wools, poplins and wool mixtures. BLOUSES of rayon and other wanted materials. Styles and colors to please anyone. PURSES in popular envelope and other styles. Make your selection for only

grouped for your se-

GROUP 3

BLOUSES are both long and short sleeve styles . . . frilly or tailored, The SKIRTS are in plaids and solids and are 100% wool, wool mixtures and crepe rayons. The Pl RSES come in felts, fabrics and leatherettes. You may take your choice. for only

EVERY ITEM IS PRICED for REAL SAVING COME EARLY TOMORROW

|H. Williams Sr., 5214 W. 15th st. and husband of Mrs. Minnie Stude- | baker . Williams, Indianapolis, - has| won his wings as a navigator at Ellington field, Tex. He has a S97 | Richard Allan.

Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Buckheister, 2336 Hoyt | ave.; ‘Capt. Thomas M. Farrell, son of and Mrs James JF —PFarrel;—547 N.| [5s ord st. *tand Pvt. Alfred J Brunpemer, | on of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Brunnemer, |

035 Olive st

Cpl. James R. Nix, son of Mr. land Mrs. Jack Nix, 429 E. 9th st. |

has been awarded the good con-| )

duct medal at Pueblo, Colo.

Serving in Italy { Clarence A. Kelso, 623 N.

1 Delaware st., and 1st Lt. John Davis,

'+4084-Carrollton ave, are serving with

ithe 16th armored engineer battalion

'an LST, His parents are Mr. and |

I Mrs: E:|F.-Kassing, Indianapolis. | | His wife wife and son live in Chester, Pa.

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BUY AN EXTRA KEY

MURPHY'S

Illinois and Market Sts.

‘Expertly fashioned. Single or double breasted models. In choice of newest patterns and colors.

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Ladies’ Dresses ) 1.98, 6.98, 5.98 |

Final Plain colors in - attractive one and styles.

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clearance ladies’ -dresses. or printed patterns two-piece Al] clean merchandise. Sizes 40.

HARDWATER SOAP

Pe aan

<, OAT

5 for 28¢c

enerous cake, . the hardest water

lathers

FIBER WOOD TOYS

Airplanes, tanks, jeeps,

Metal Pot Cleaners . . . 5¢

Pot Holder Sets . 5¢

Platonite Cups and Saucers . 2 for 5¢

Plastic Combs

Here you'll find styles to sult the needs of the whole famfly. Tough and flexible, in black and colors. :

Wool Yard Goods 49¢ to $1.98 Yd. : PRICE

A fine assortment of wool yard goods ranging from '2yard remnants to full bolts.

Pretzel Stix

Keep a bag of these crispy, salted pretzel sticks on hand for . the kiddies’ between-meal snacks! They'll love them,

Once again, Murphy's offers big savings on a variety of wanted items. Our big store is filled with unusual values. Shop Murphy: s and

Fish and Bowl

Get this. complete pet offer! Two lively gold fish in modernistio bowl . with ‘aquarium jewels, plants and box of Fish Food.

Scrub Cloths

Of heavy _ easy-to-rinse cotton mesh, in ¢onvenient size. Use fit fof all cleaning. Get yours now for Spring cleaning.

OVAL BRAIDED RUGS

In * bright colorful pat$1.19

$14

Print Frocks

Flour Sack Towels. . Boys’ Outing P-J’s...... Box Stationery. cTaisvarievAlC Shelf Paper Siaesnanvunsee rr OG

Print Cloths

Brighten breakfasts with these cheerful tablecloths You'll enjoy the washable fruit and floral de-

signs. Get extras for pretty bridge

prizes.

Qc Shoulder Pads

Give your dresses a tailored pro fessional look with trim shoulder pads. Beveral styles in white, black, brown and navy.

cave 120 $1.59

Wax Paper . ...

Indianapolis School Tablets

Chichren’s Books, 59¢ to $3.00

Pretty Dresses

Wonderful washable cotton prints in flattering . styles suitable for housewear or shopping. Buiton or zipper fronts, Sizes 14 to 52.

——————————————— "KRINKLE CREPE SLEEPERS

Children's sizes to to 6

Soft heavy cotton that's so durable and feel so good for winter work. Black, brown and blue random;

sizes 10% to 12.

.10¢

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...:V/a Price

Indiana’s Largest Variety Store

. C. MURPHY C0.

The Stopping Trend Is dil ILLINOIS. and. MARKET STREETS

" honey-flavored cookies . . . “with milk‘. oo.

carefully and colorfully made of bright washable cottons that -will wear and wear. Assortment of flattering styles in sizes 14 to 53.

‘Crib Blankets

Your favorite ‘‘Jewel’ blankets in popular 27x36-inch size. Get pink, blue and: white with contrasting borders and stitched ends.

SICH

Rayon Pieces, 1, yds.

‘Fresh Fig Bars

Serve these rich, fig - filled

for a grand bed-time snack! Good to eat and good for youl

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