Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 October 1946 — Page 8

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THREE HONORED | Your TST. Joseph's y Your Rubbers—Boots 16 From Here Register at [1 and Galo shes before the Rensselaer School. . ‘Wet Weather setsin ~~

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: ‘ Times State Service | RENSSELAER, Ind. Oct. 31.—A number of the 16 Indianapolis stu|dents at St. Joseph's college are [takifig an active part in activities| F neo nY. Tk 4ion the campus, # What you bought in 1941 for 69 u “J cents will cost a dollar now,

!{dent of the senior class; treasurer of the Monogram club, and was ap[pointed sports editor of Phase, {campus yearbook. He 18" also first Istring end on the Puma football | team, | Thomas . Jordan, 5115 E. North

loshes, sizes 11 to 2, $2.85

____ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Here Is How That Dollar Shrinks |’

How the purchasing value of the dollar has been cut since 1941

Tinies State Service = ° MONTICELLO, Ind, Oct. 31. —| The Wickersham Hybrid Seed Corn plant, White-county, has opleted ; § 3200 bushels of hybrid |

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“if popcorn for the Purdue Alunini as-| sociation, “With this project com=/% pleted, the Play 25 employees, g 500 bushels & per day of regular field corn.

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Duties Are Class

° Officers for ‘ classes at Sh ave taken o ng recent ew senior ’ presi vice president tary, and Dor Junior class president; Jod dent; Betsy Art Klein, tre son, yaudeville ¢ Norman, vaud:

Discover Diapers Are ‘Drape’ Shape

BISMARCK, N. D, Oct. 31 (U, P.) —~Young mothers swarmed into a local department store to be the first to buy some fancy new flowered diapers wihch had been advertised, Diapers are so scarce they didn’t stop to notice anything unusual about the advertisement, which offered “paper diapers, 36 by 90 inches. Attractive colored prints. Ninety-eight cents per

Come fo Kinney’s for Your Family Shoe Needs

KINNEY'S

138 East Washington St.

A red-faced advertising manaes greeted the hopeful women when they arrived, however, to tell them the diaper sale was off. The diapers were a printing error, he explained. The attrac- | tive colored prints, 98 cents per pair actually were drapes,

CONTINUING

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LEXINGTON SIGNAL DEPOT LEXINGTON, KY.

All items are sampled and price tagged and include: : $0000 Synthetic Fibers, Plastics, Oils and Primers.

For Apartment Dwellers The Ideal Breakfast Suite

260,000 Copper Wire, Power Cable, Nuts, Bolts, Screws, Springs. Fittings, Fabricated Metal Products. $115,000 Gasoline Engines and Parts. $110,000 Glass Insulators, Gaskets, Asbestos and Bakelite Sheeting, Rubber Fittings. : $610,000 Bower Units, Electrical Supplies, Pole Line Hardware, Machine

$375,000 Metal and Wood Stands, Photographic Trays, Chemicals, elescopes, Periscopes, Meteorological Instruments. $116,000 Miscellaneous Safety Equipment. Jaton Jodie Ba s, Samay Luafher and Rubber Products. . \ . Tools, General Hardware, Wood B d Chests. $ 39,000 Black-out Auto Lamps, , ii

- INSPECTION AND SALES DATES

| November 4, 5,6, 1, 8 .............CERTIFIED VETERANS OF WORLD WAR"II November 12, 13 asssssssssssnssess RFC for Resale to Small Businesses November 14, 15 sessnsasansesserss . STATE and LOCAL GOVERNMENTS November 18 esnssssnsensassommess ELIGIBLE NON-PROFIT INSTITUTIONS November 19 and until sold .......NON-PRIORITY BUYERS

Hours of Sale: 9 A. M. to 3 P. M,, Except Saturdays, Sundays, Holidays

This 3-pe. dinette with solid oak white enameled table and 2 “8” type chrome chairs is ideal for the small apartment or kitchenette. Here is a real , buy, Only $5.99 Down

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This space saver, by Nappanee « Coppes, is 24%" wide with ample storage room for utensils, dishes or whatever you may choose, Regular $18.95 valhe, slightly damaged for only

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oh FACTS YOU SHOULD KNOW / CHINA CLOSET

1. Veterans of World War IT must be certified at the nearest WAA Certifying Office.

3. Small Business may purchase surplus property through priority given Reconstruction - Finds Corporation. Any individual business or group of small’ businesses interested property should apply to nearest office of RFC for qualification. If qualified RFC will arrange to purchase and may help finance. The Department of Commerce. as well as RFC, will assist in locating property, secure detailed information, and arrange for inspection for qualified prospective purchasers.

8. State and Local Governments must show evidence of authority to purchase.

4. Non-profit Institutions must be certified by Federal Security Administration; Priority and Non-Priority claimants may only inspect and purchase on the days assigned. They may also purchase as commercial buyers. Brokers are excluded from priority purchasing.

are subject to War Assets Administration Standard Conditions of X reject all or any orders or withdraw material offered. Tags on —: nl um and maximum amounts offered. Most of this material may be exported, must be made by cash or check, drawn to the order of the Treasurer of the States, unless credit has been established at WAA Regional Office. Business check’ personal checks will be accepted. All deliveries are FOB location.

Here is a roomy china ; closet that will be an at- 522° tractive and efficient addition to any kitchen, With ornamented glass door and spacious shelves above, convenient drawer for s silver or utensils, and a large cabinet space for the pots and pans below, this china closet is truly a buy. Only $4.59 _ down, :

For further” information contact

* Extension Table * 4 Chairs

Pictured Sketched From Stock

CHROME "S$" TYPE CHAIRS

Every home needs a util- $ 88 ity chair for the bedroom, ° bathroom or lounge and A this Chrome “8”, Type Chair is made ‘to fill the bill. You can't find a better buy in town. Come in and see it.

HORTON IRONER

Here is the handy portable ironer you've $ 50 been waiting for, made by one of the 5 greatest names in washers and ironers. 5 This time-saver embodies all the experience . gained in years of building quality appliances and is guare anteed to give you satisfaction, It's compact and light construction and the speed with which you can turn out the weekly ironing makes this Kittle Special a must for every housewife. Limited supply. Only $11.85 Down.

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Sines | Wi 6, $3.20; Shes Ist, has been elected secretary of is indicated on the newschart above. And the end is not yet in sight, y. GY The seeagenes the freshman class, and Warren “say the bureau of labor statistics officials. Foods make up 44.3 per | , Wout you want for real tele Bs sone Rings and Birthstones at ..... Up X rp Mon | Freeman, 317 E. 24th st, has been cent of the price index BLS uses for measuring dollar's buying power: Something to clean it out effoutively—belp ? : class i: k | - aided Veunser of 1 syphomere HOLD FARM INSPECTION form ¢ T arioct of Purl EET Pill right now, Take them as | J Mo1 OFF, sceepled. Flew '» | LEADER DEPT. STORE Scholastic Pre class, arm improvement project o: - flrected. oe gently an ¥ un | . « Cor. hingt Del | In addition, Featels 2 MeCashtn, Yes Slate: Bbrvice {due university horticulture départ-|.§ of Nr re go Dormaita all | enclose string measarement, or. Washington & Delaware the second nal ave, h en ap- Better with food. : (263 N. Arsenal ave, has been SB°) MONTICELLO, Ind, Oct. 3l—|fomorron by Prat BB. Hull, Ta] oof oa.fet penuine ret from indigestion so FRIDAY and SATURDAY with an enroll | pointed art r oO e year > tomorrow by Prof. R. B. Hull. The ry 5 gr ood again. to receiv: fo hai land John L. Grande, 907 Grande Eighteen farm owner families of|families are in the farm security det hjsars Pi haat say dragunen- 384 four of "a A ' : lave, is playing first string center; White county, participating in the'administration, Te. or ese | : me 2 ae ae Sec pom ti soc AER meee ct et a yr 2 rating of “Al {on the football team. ; bl | Other Indianapolis students en- possible. [rolled at St. Joseph's this semester child to put on by them- | are: a Choose | selves. Sizes T to 3, $2.00 Charles ¥. Ball, 4227 College Ave: Rob a Salis al ert T. Burns, . Ww Je .y epartme 4 I . Wii[loan D. Preaman, 311 E ‘Hn 4 Ralph Shortridge Ct o Left — Ladies’ {3 Jansen, 9 were st. orman Fy announced’ toc Rubbers. High | Rerchner, 7x. Gord sh Gerald was named ed or medium heel. | Leah.’ 400 Margy lane; Willath Bit: for_editors of | Moran, 431 ‘'N. ‘Boville ave. Rebers n Ollie named |Souchon, R. R. 17, 4 . McLar . od ave.; c " | Welch, "4210. 0 ng ore; Jem CO $ story editors; : Bill Stephens Marilyn Grim

rsonals edit d Barbara C Richa

son, art editor: Alan Parrish, rish also is bt will be assists Werner Haas | vertising ediot

Nine student ed by Robert ( biology. - physic to assist Shor laboratory wor . Wolfgang, Di Gray, Louis I Jinks, Eugene ] ford, Dean Mil Leass The Shortrid inducted a nu bers into its are: Delores Thom, fer, Bally Pix, Wohlhieier, Dian field, Jean Stacy Smith, Shirley ein, Lar She A thy Ann Jeffri thy Gorman, a iane Wood:

ed president c Other officers Bloor Redding

Members of tory club rec Pearson, presi Bullivan, vice am chairmar Ary, and Kaj rer.

A HI-Y elub at Shortridge.

Newly appoi: Shortridge oh include Stew: Johnson, Mur Armstrong. Mrs. Cena M: direction of th organization @ succeeds Mrs. organized the g

Betsy Veit hs ident of 8. P Latin club, O are Connie H Janet Harshba Bue Goodman,

INCREASE WASHINGT The agricultw creased its 194" last night follo original targets farm agencies. goal is 2,669,88( Rr —————

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