Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 October 1946 — Page 8
Lal
There's still plenty of fish in persevering angler with prospects fo
~ The Finest and Latest Examining Equipment Used In
Scientific Examination of Your Eyes
Wear Stylish, Accurately Prescribed
. GLASSES
In most instances we duplicate broken lenses while you wait in. our own shop.
Dr. David Tavel
OPTOMETRIST
CLAYPOOL HOTEL BLDG.
116 W. Washington R1-6000
r
GLASSES FITTED
Lageiabae been Frishie'sfed since. puppyhood.
with mattress.
2-1bs.
CUBES 25°
5-Pound pkg., 50e
CARRIERS
And very handy, too . . . black fibre bag, ventilated fér comfort,
Evenings by Appointment eed
DOWNTOWN
See Lassie, the “Magnificent” M-G-M’s Technicolor Classic “COURAGE OF LASSIE” Coming to Loew's
PRETTY SOFT!
DOG BEDS . . puss likes ‘em tos + + « of sanitary wire mesh or metal, Several sizes,
SANI CHIPS for filling pillows
DOG HARNESS . COLLARS, many SIZ€S Wuyi
REGULAR LEADS, leather or plastic
LEATHER MUZZLES. .$1.35 Plastic. .98¢ DOG TIE.OUT CHAINS .,..$1.15 to $1.25 DOG BOOTIES, leatherette. ...$2.75, $3.25 BLANKETS. . .$2.00 SWEATERS...$!1.38 wo NEALINY DOGS, RAINCOATS....$1.00 TOYS, CANDY DEHYDRATED Pard, 8 oz. 13¢ DOG DISHES Wire Diners, with 2 for 25¢ 2 removable dishes $125 DOGGIE
nearly every week- end during the first part of the week, conservation ‘officers shy, fishing Was good with bass, erappies, bluegills- and channel cats peing taken. Perch were
lakes while a number of white perch
of the state. Subject to changes dug to weather
conditions after. their surveys were made, here are the recommendations for week-end fishing spots
officers,
Where to Fish
Good fishing is reported in these northern Indiana lakes: Freeman, Shafer, Cicott, Cedar, Sogney, Pine, Stone, Bass, Crooked, Silver, Fox, Clear, Long, Round and. Kunkel. Streams recommended include: | Tippecanoe, Missinewa, Kankakee
Pipe, Silver and Indian
| Walnut, Best baits have been hell-
creeks. |gramites, worms, minnows, crickets, |e rimp and plugs. | In central Indiana fishing has | peen ‘good in gravel pits and lakes, [including the Oaklandon reservoir land Patton lake, in White river, land in Kilmore, Wildcat, Sugar, | Raccoon, Duck and . Fall creeks. | Largemouth ‘bass, crappies and carp have been taken on minnows, hair{files and doughballs.
ms Sp ee et
N STORE
mn
$3.98 $5.43 $5.95
5-Ib. bag—90c
veeseene..I5¢ to $3.30
«..75¢ Yo $3.75
Carry like a suitcase.
$450 _ $525
Tsh! Tsh! BUBBLE BATH
You'll like MAGITEX for dogs and
cats, ~ CLEANING POWDER, Sudbury hygienic ......... $1.00 Dog COMBS ......58¢ to $1.45 Dog BRUSHES .....90c to $2.98 Silent WHISTLE ........ $1.00
Indentification TUBES ...25¢, 50¢
SANI-PANTI
NYLON in a size for every dog. Protects carpets, furniture, car seats.
Made of water-repellent
$]25 $1.50
SL.75 4
Open Monday Through Saturday, 8:,5
A. M.te 3 P,
reported biting in the northern
and baits from the conservation.
land Wabash rivers and Crook, Deer
In southern Intliana minnows and
-
it
FISHING . oe By Mare G.. Waggener
Prospects Good for Fishing This Week-End
Indiana lakes and streams for the r good fishing this week-end. That's
the message today from conservation officers over. the state. The welcome showers yesterday will turn smaller streams milky but that will be nothing new for Hoosier anglers who whipped streams
summer and early fall. During the
worms have been getting crapples, white perch, channel cats‘and bluegills, Best fishing has been in the White, Big and Little Blue, Whitewater, Lost and Anderson rivers
were landed in the southern part/and in Silver, Tanners; ‘Pipe, Big
Indian ‘and Deer creeks, Starve Hollow lake, St: Meinrad lake and pits are also providing, good fishing.
Duck Season Nearing
Duck hunters have another six days to wait before they open their season, one-half hour before sunrise on the morning of Oct. 26. The season is now open in Indiana on woodcock and on rails and gallinules (except coot) with the woodcock season ending Oct. 30 and the season on rails and callinules ending Nov. 30. There is no open season in Indiana this year on Canada geese, including Hutchins and cackling geese and white-fronted geese. Daily bag limits on duck (except American and redbreasted mergansers) are 7 in the aggregate of all kinds but including not more than one wood ruck. A bag limit of 25 is in effect on coot. No change has been made in the regulations regarding the taking of waterfowl by means of bait or live decoys.
State Parks-Laboratories
Indiana's state parks are expected to become laboratories for botany, biology and other related classes of school and college students under a change in park regulations ap- | proved by the conservation com- | mission this week. Under this plan, regular supervised class groups visiting state parks as a part of their regular {curriculum for the study of con-
not be required to pay the regular park admission fees, " While the state parks have long | served as outdoor laboratories for {some class groups, it is anticipated | [that the new ruling will make it | | possible for more classes to ar-| range field trips to the parks, rangements for the waiving of the | admission fees for such classes are| to be made with the superintendent of the park to be visited.
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
| servation and related subjects, will|
Ar-|
uw
- “-
&
Waltonians to Meet Local Waltonians are looking forward to a big outing at Spring Mill state park: Nov, 3 and the annual state convention of. the Indiana Izaak Walton League division, Tom Wallace, Louisville Times editor, noted conservationist and national president of the I W. L, will be the banquet speaker. At the convention B. A. Pool of the state board of health is to discuss stream pollution and Prof, 8. Pressly Sikes of Indiana university will talk on taking politics out of conservation, A number of other events have been arranged in connection with the sessions, including trap shooting, fly and bait casting, and fishing,
Hunting Fatalities The toll of 16 hunting fatalities during the past 12 months will be increased in coming weeks as Hoosler nimrods unlimber their shotguns and rifles against ducks, rabbits, quail and pheasants. Each hunting season brings a series of accidental deaths and shootings, due in large part to carelessness in the handling of firearms. The 16 fatal accident this year would not. be unusual in a state where there is an open season on deer, H,, P. Cottingham, PittmanRobertson project director, reported today. The deaths tabulated by Mr.
loaded’ report was made,
Clubs Planting Fish Conservation clubs throughout the state again are making a major contribution to the maintenance of Indiana's streams and lake fishing by planting hundreds of thousands of game fish raised in their club ponds. This program, under which the participating clubs receive some compensation for fish which they
Go By Bus
INDIANAPOLIS to PITTSBURGH
ONLY 55.80...
AMERICAN BUSLINE DEPOT 239 N. CAPITOL AVE.
|
LI neoln 3750
AMERICAN LEARY LAS
, during|
Cottingham included only one case] in which an ‘I didn't know it was!
produce and plant, has been one of [the most successful - activities in-
partment. Fish’from the club ponds are planted in near-by streams and lakes under the supervision of the conservation officers.
HoT DOGS HALVED IN HIKE PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 18 (U. P.).
dime at a mid-city refreshment stand today, but the customer was only getting half as much meat.
‘|The hot dogs were sliced in: half.
A whole frankfurter cost 20 cents.
CHILDREN 's
Giant llustrated Book A gay story-color book, written in rhyme—a ft from Tumblin Tim with each pair of Acrobat Shoes.
<
A
"|augirated by the conservation de-|
—Hot, dogs were still selling for a
TWO OF FORT GUARD,
A parade in honor of Maj. Glenn H, Park, commanding officer of the guard battalion of the disciplinary barracks; and T, 5th Gr. George B. Gray, classification specialist - for the barracks, was to be held this afternoon at Ft. Harrison. Brig. Gen, Clifford Bluemel, commanding general of the post, was to present awards to the two soldiers "for “outstanding efficiency
and devotion to duty.”
SHOES
-
"FRIDAY, OCT. 18, 1046 PARADE WILL HONOR |EXPENSES TOO HIGH,
QUIT SUGAR FARMING
HONOLULU, F, H.,, Oct. 18 (U PJ) —8tockholders of the Waianae
plantations on the island of Oahu, today voted to go out of business and sell their 10,000-acre holdings. Officers said increased labor costs
return a profit. The cane, sugar land
is valued at $1,250,000.
~ BY ACROBAT
jg: Sadly
One thing you know, with Acrobat Shoes you get the famed Balanced Construction.
develop as
4.95 - 5.25
styles, $4.95 to $5.25.
Rigid arch plus flexible sole , , , all designed to help young muscles
nature intended. Most
<¢
Shoes of Balanced Construction
BLOCK'S DOWNSTAIRS STORE:
Co, Ltd, one of the oldest sugar’
OPEN EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT.
OPEN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
OPEN EVERY MONDAY NIGHT
FRI, SAT.
Decorator RUG
INCLUDED
With Either Suite
OPEN MON., UNTIL 9 P.M.
Per Week
YOUR CHOICE—
Living Room Suite . . . or . ... Bedroom Suite
Similar to Nastrision
DECORATOR RUGS . . . INCLUDED
YOUR CHOICE
. . « Either the Living Room Suite (similar to cut) consisting of Inner spring Sofa and matching Innerspring Arm Chalr, in blue or wine velour—walnut trim — AND 9x12-ft. Decorator's Rug ... OR... Bed, Chest and Vanity (similar to cut) with lovely low-back Vanity Bench, AND 9x12-ft. Decorator's Rug.
.
$34.00 DOWN , . . $3.00 A WEEK
SOUTHS
TWO DAYS ONLY
Suite Selling EVENT
FURNITURE COMPANY
“Torridaire” Magazine
COAL HEATER
$405
Not just a heater—but a heat-HOLDER. “You can pit in 100 lbs. of coal at one time — have steady, even heat for 24° to 72 hours, Fire-brick lining HOLDS the heat--and RADIATES heat long after your fire burns low.
$1.25 a Week After Down Payment
932-934 SOUTH MERIDIAN
and high operating expenses mad ® it impossible for the plantation .
Be 3