Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 January 1946 — Page 4

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food . . . milled softness.

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Brings Relief to Millions!

? Harsh drugs get down? KELLOGG'S ALLBRAN gets at the common cause of much constipation—lack of bulk in the diet. If you suffer from this

may ia sister, Mrs. J. H. Lane, Long

° KELLOGG’S ALL-BRAN is not purgative! It's a gentle-acting, i extra-

BRAN provides over 1/8 of | ur um daily need for iron make good, red blood.

Pele aleiun and phosphorus—+to help buil duties And tosth. Whole-grain . —_ p guard against Gaicimcics. Pro is ne bd

A resident here 71 years, Mrs. Taylor lived at 1044 N. Warman!

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Clermont, died yesterday at Methodist hospital. She was 36.

Lacey Funeral At 2 Tomorrow

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Perkins, Mrs. Cuba Kersey and Mrs. Matilda Davis, all living here, and

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CAROLYN STONE FUNK

Services for Mrs. Carolyn Stone Funk, widow of the late Charles Funk, were to be conducted at 11 a. m, toddy in Fanner & Buchanan mortuary by Dr. Guy O. Car-

-235¢c Test— : +) you d "Jot. somheh Hih® St full of Tare od ave lo t Udga for relief ot ach and ulcer Tal atin: gas pains, for heart m, sensa ti sour upset

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MONEY BACK

Service Day and Night

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Combined With ~ January

Mother

of Businessman Dies at 73.

will be conducted at 3 pm. today in the Wald funeral home by the

chanan mortuary at 11 a. m. today. Dr. Guy O. Oarpenter, Indianapolis district superintendent of the Methodist church; Dr. E. R. Garrison; Wabash, and Dr. John E. Tennant, Greencastle, will officiate, Burial will be in Crown Hill ceme-

tery. Mrs. Funk, who was 85, died Friday in her home, 2415 Shelby st. Miss

Punk, secretary of the Methodist church: a brother, Albert Clawson, Fishers, and several nieces and nephews,

,| JOHN R. BRANNAN

John R. Brannan switchman for Monon railroad 83 years, died yesterday in his home, 3006 Winthrop ave. He was 60. Services will be held in Henry funeral home in Monon Wednesday afternoon. Burial will be at Monon.

Survivors are his wife, Elizabeth Brannan; a daughter, Mrs. Frank Law; a brother, C. M. Brannan of Jamestown, N. D.; a sister, Mrs. Lula Hornbeck, Indianapolis, and

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MARY VINCENT BENNETT

Mrs. Mary Vincent Bennett, lifelong resident here, died yesterday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Katherine Morrison Baker, 2848 Central ave. She was 91. Mrs. Bennett was the widow of

.| John BH. Bennett, who died in 1913,

and was a member of the Episcopal chureh, Survivors besides her daughter

(are & son, John V. Bennett: three

sisters, Mrs. Bessie Worrell, Mrs. Pearl Mosier and Mrs. Grace Mitchell; a brother, Earl Vincent; one

«| granddaughter and three great-

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grandchildren.

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INDIANAPOLIS POWER & LIGNY 0OMPANY

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' cleaning—and you should how much froshes, cleanse, mower oe they look! Ne wees of

Double-Action Process gets clothes cleanse Sasitons doss much more than old-way cleaning mechods ; 1; fy

softand lovely—clothes

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SUNSHINE HATTIN HATTERS

Men's Hats Cleaned

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p Sponsored by the and Blocked Factory =) Retall Dry Cleaners Method . . . . $1.00 Institute of Indianapolis Picked Up—Delivered We Are Members One-Week Service.

dorrizene a srr sisovgdd J * Just Phone fan Our Routeman wii Stop

up, - WEL SUG FOLD Sour ARME Sweaters, 50c : PLAIN SLAIN DRESSES, 85¢ BLOUSES, 4 o COATS, SUITS TROUSERS

Tremendous Reductions!

| =a -Y OFF

Regular Prices Ayres’ Downstairs Store Remnant Sale combined with January E.OM. is a semi-annual clearance of broken lots, odds and ends and special purchases—all offered at lowest possible levels. Come and get your share of these fine bargains! AGAIN TOMORROW! Doors open at 9:45 A. M. “No. phone, mail or C. 0. D. orders, please! We.

reserve the right to LIMIT QUANTITIES!

EVERY DEPARTMENT INCLUDED!

“SAVE on Items FOR THE HOME and THE FAMILY...

AGAIN TOMORROW!

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