Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 July 1946 — Page 15

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HURSDAY, JOLY 18, 1946

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fh _ SPINET PIANOS I Mah and Walnut Finish waza | Place fo Complete Education : 4 EVER By ROSETTE HARGROVE |in Pars have the best proi YER y n Paris you have e best pr ig i 1 IN OUR OLb LOCATION NEA Staff Writer fessors i Wilking Music Co, _ PARIS, July 18~"You see, it's| What the erstwhile Manhattan | ome sn 1-6484. like this,” said Elllor Galkin, the|GI was trying to explain was the|

reason he and a lot of other Amer- | jcan soldiers have obtained their! discharges over here and are staying right on to study. But the old boulevardiers, who have been through this sort of | thing before, just smile wisely and | let the aperitif saucers pile up | while they whistle an old ditty en- | titled: “How're ya gonna keep 'em | down on the farm, after they've seen Paree.”

ex-sergeant from New York. “Here

; The American boys—and at least AA one 'ex-WAC, too-—haven't given EN: Jd |any signs of staying on simply | [me for the carefree life of champagne | LJ

and garrets which the people back home think {is synonomous with education in Paris, | Band Leader Mr. Galkin, for instance, was a conductor for the 695th AAF band in England and France, and thinks Paris is the only place where musie can be studied satisfactorily He is not interested in “The Jazz Hot,” but in the baton and in composition, It is a little farfetched of the boulevardiers to connect Mr. Galkin with the old farm, because before the war he studied with a musician named Mr. Heifetz, a fiddler who is strictly not hillbilly and happens to be Mr. Galk-| In's uncle. The 40 or more former soldiers

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CLEAN~DUST SPRAY THE GOOD NOUSEKEEPER COMPETE WAY!

now studying at the “Cite Unifl plete home clesning efficiency versitaire” in Pafis live in the Rugs. cerpets. wpholstersd -furni. American building which was

te ofl are swiftly end easily

| erected between the two wars. Most of them had taken advantage of) {the army information and educa-! tion courses program when they | were still in uniform, and wanted Liberal trade-in allowance to continue when that project

on your old cleaner folded up in March.

; FREE Get Monthly Allowance - |

HOME | Like the GI Joes who've become Phone LI-6503

Demonstration Joe College back in the States, these students get a monthly grant of 4000 francs. They get it from | the French government, which is a nice gesture indeed, except that unlike the boys back home, this comes {to only $33 American. That doesn't go far in Paris these days when you're a civilian. Only girl on the roster in Paris

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| just now is former WAC Corp | Abigail Baigoovem of Harbor © 301 W. Washington St. | Springs, Mich.,, who had her degree

Cor. Washington and Senate {in Fren ch from the University of | Michigan before the war, was an

Jogi and translator for the

army, and plans to go back to Har-

{ bor Springs—to teach French— when hen hey sty st ue es are over,

DADY'S VU

2120 W. MICHIGAN 4301 W. WASHINGTON

“A Mile From Higher Prices”

* Since 1873 *

DEPT.

STORE 918~926 So Meridian St.

7 MINUTES FROM WASHINGTON STREET

for 73 Years “It's Smart to Be Thrifty” |

GROCERIES — MEATS

FRUITS — VEGETABLES

Open Evenings Til 8 PM

| | |

I. Including Sundays

Just Received!

300 Girls’ DRESSES.

Sizes 7, 8, 9, 10 Smart and Cool Beautiful Styles Extra Quality Prints and Plain Colors Belt All Around | Fast Colors Extra Well Made

| Ladies’ Cool SUMMER DRESSES Hundreds On Sale! *2.10 | *2.60 2.80 | '3.20 || Cor

*3.90 | *5.00 | *3.d0 | *6.20 CALDERCH

"6.80 | *8.20 BEOTAERS

MOY BAN aan0

AT YOUR DEALERS

LIMIT 3 DRESSES of Each Size

Asparagus-Ham Roll on Waffle: Wrap spears of cooked asparagus in slices of boiled ham and serve with a “cream sauce.

Just add WATER

* REGAL MDSE. we * NATIONALLY ADV.

8.60 9.90 FOOD PRODUCTS

SPECIAL STORE HOURS:

® Dry Beans (Great NorthMonday Thru Friday

ern) 20¢ lh, 2 for 39¢ ® Early June Peas, . No. 2 can ‘1 ® Plenty of Ketchup | ® Canned Tomatoes

Saturdays

| CORN FLAKES **** , ,.9¢

roger own Food P

We have held our old OPA Ceiling Prices on most of the i cost us more. . . . On a few items we have raised our retail p enough to cover a part of our increased costs.

Today Country Club Butter Costs Us 73° a Today Our Price to You on Country Club Butter Is

BUTTER

WE WILL DO EVERYTHING IN OUR POWER TO HOLD DOWN THE COST O

90 Score Print Country Club

olds rices

items that rices only

Pound 73¢c a Pound

F LIVING

= - a Wille Country . Fine for washing Box C d ad Yessin Supply Club Cc summer cottons , Lasts 8-02.

‘0 ¢ Club—Crispl h A i COunlyy Siub-Cyiony Pres They are at their peak in flavor.

Whole Melon approx. 79¢ to 89c each.

‘PEACHES PLUMS

TOMATO JUICE

Fancy—Mt. Comfort

8 8 SUGAR "tv Vana”

44 ‘ dle

sn. 300

Freestone. Ripe, J BIG COOKIE SALE THIS WEEK

Oven Fresh — All You Want!! California Fine Eating, Juicy, Large Size. ASSORTED CEREALS ,.,, 19¢

Country Club-Cereal Pak

POST-TENS “cred 22% z ECTARI i ES California Freestones. Buy now for canning. VINEGAR Avondsis Cer (48 2 bs. 29¢. comin ns: HONEY DEWS "5... i} JAR GAPS Muesmmm _ 2H¢ JAR LIDS Mason—Kerr soe. 108 CELERY Michigan Golden Heart f) ie 15¢ GREEN BEANS oan puseens =». 5c | FRESH CORN for. sore oo o sue

Fancy Elberta

Oh cere ty

49° POTATOFSLiiiin 10 wm 47¢

KRISPY CRACKERS » 1%¢ J lat eg BAKED BEANS "“ ,,, 126 sumsine moc co. Sparagus pears ra on QO TOILET TISSUE 4 rolls 26¢ A-| SAUCE fiipR 29¢ ] | Fleece—While Supplies Last . No. 2 PAPER TOWELS “** ., 830 CHOC. PUDDING 3... I4¢ Peanut Butter Embassy 49. ile Supplies Last . CANDY BARS 3. Ile CHEWING GUM 3 .. 10c Ci garette S ona ssorte arieties B car on RITZ CRACKERS "< bBo WAX PAPER ....... ya rou 166 rands " GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2 *}.o: 6le Country Club pay meses WATERMELONS Ruby Bee Ym Sweet, Red Ripe, Juicy. SODA CRACKERS vox 180 Enjoy these fine Melons now,

wb. 315¢ 3-29 2-39 3.29

uicy

-1b. crate

Home Grown, Round stringless

"29°

Kroger Pur Pak

FRESH MILK Cottage Cheese

16:| FRESH

Creamy Bulk or Carton

Large Size

INDIANA GRADE A

EGGS 46

Medium Size

PORK ROAST ~- vc: vwove we 37 PORK SAUSAGE: 45¢ CHEESE Amerivn Load, FYE Yor Sunawicives, ; 50

SLICED BACON. .~ 47° WIENERS _ __ . .. + 48

Sweet Cure. While supply. lasts Tasty, tender, juicy. Just right for your wiener roast, » 42¢

PORK ROAST SMOKED SAUSAGE - 53

Fresh cottage. Lean, tender. Fine for slicing cold. Seasoned just right. For a quick delicious meal.

HAMS FOR SATISFACTION, SERVE KROGER SEAFOODS, FRESH FLAVOR ROSE FISH FILLETS ,,,,~ 39° WHITING FILLETS 26°

WHITING ses oc sna» 77 HADDOCK FILLETS 39 72: FILLET OF COD 37

SHRIMP

i-oz. Palmolive Soap

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The best grails in visking rolls. Fine with pancakes ® ® o @ |b.

Sliced

Mild spice cure. Distinctive Flavor. Fine for baking or frying. Shank half.

(Center cut slices 1bh., 62¢)

Fresh flavor ® ® @ |b

Extra fancy ® ® @ |b,

Tasty white meat. Fresh flavor, ® @ o |b,

LIFEBUOY

RENUZIT

FRENCH- DRY CLEANER 1 gal. 65¢

2 cu. 1:99 BOSCUL

TEA BAGS

100 ct. 75¢ SPIC & SPAN

NO RINSING--NO WIPING

box 21¢

WAXRITE

FLOOR WAX pt. 39¢

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