Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 July 1947 — Page 12

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In 1902 Auto; Family Chooses Houseboat WASHINGTON, July 24 (U. P.)— NITED PRESS A congressional commitiee accused Highways, railroads and roan were erowded today with pleasure- |the war department of exceeding its Sound Sraveidrs who were making 1047 the biggest vacdtion year in the authority in sttempting to build up The boom in the tourist trade began early in June when hundreds Public support for universal miliof .thousands of vacationists began thelr Yearly trek to the nation's 48ry training. playgrounds. A house executive expenditures

Ld mal to the ¢ Major resort areas reported travel oar Hudson, up the Hudson sub-committee filed a report with

[to Lake Champlain, through the the house charging the department

and reservations 10 to 25 per ont greater than ‘ast year. Railroads reported that passenger volume, which had fallen off since

{up the Ottawa river.

ward record proportions. SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (U. P.).—|8sked the justice department to Governor George T, Mickelson of | Dinosaur tracks are so common take steps to stop such practices, South Dakota estimated that the around the Connecticut river valley| The hotly-con UMT business this year | th [that at it's possible for amateur home | gram Nig. 3 co Aroversial © a Do

with illegally using its funds in an | attempt to influente the course of the war, was swelling rapidly to- Where Dinosaur Roamed legislation pending in congress. It|

Army Accused

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MURPHY’S STOREWIDE

Bring This “Ad Along to Help You . Shop Murphy’s GREAT SALE!! Bargains Galore in Every Department.

ASSISTANT MANAGERS SALE

would total $10 billion. That would | la [landscapers to buy a few slabs con- ed H-Approveaoy a nouse arm se top the “money value” of the au- | taining fossilized tracks for use as|wil not - beommitice pls tomotive, meat packing and steel garden ornaments. a at _ laction at tus up i congress.

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NEW PORTABLES—COMPTOMETERS month sojourn in Alaska.

FILES His mother, a descendant of the FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Vikings, said the last she heard

from him, he was hiking through | AI B TYPEWRITER CO.

the Alaskan wilderness alone, | mmm (LE spending the nights in a sleeping | - bag William A. Worth, 70, and his sis- } ter. Eunice, 89, were making a 4000mile vacation tour of the East In

Many unusual vacations were be- | ing taken by hardy individuals, but none was more rugged than 17-year-old Paul Kraemer's, The youth left his home at Marshallton, Del, for a two-and-a-half-

their 1902 Oldsmobile. They. last « were reported “whizzing” through | Greenfield, Mass, at 15 miles per hour Mr. Worth set out Yrom his home in Petersburg, Va, and picked his | sister on in New York. He i covered 600 miles if 10 days CF. Shépard, Cleveland, 0, school teacher, set out with his wife Ra four children on a 1000-mile trip via houseboat. Mr. Shepard | built the houseboat, the *PolyWog," himself. They are navigat-| ing the New York state barge ca-'

STAIN-REMOVING DIRECTIONS ON LABE

TO SATISFY THE TR LL AWAY.

REPEATING BY DEMAND!

(@4- Just Look at these Unheard of Savings

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as 3.55%

25 a for REGULARLY 4° EACH

Here's qreater proof than ever befors that prices can be brought down. These are ALL . REGULAR $4.95 DRESSES — similar dresses we sold out in a few hours weeks ago at 3 for $7.00 . . . at 3 for $5.98 THEY WON'T LAST LONG! So come early—choose several from street, casual and dressy styles in a large selection of beautiful prints, stripes and bright summer pastels, in rayons, cottons and mixtures. Seeing is believing, ladies! Whoever heard of buying 3 dresses worth $14.85 for only $5.98? Hurry, hurry—remember, all dresses needn't be of the same size—so your family and friends can share in the savings!

(FOR THE MOTHER.TO-BE, TOO) SIZES: 9 TO 52

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HOUSEWARE Sedat DoT VALUES Them

Regular 200 Solid Color Cannon

WASH CLOTHS ..2 for 25¢

Regular Priced 10¢

WASH CLOTHS ..3 for 25¢

Regular $3.49 36x72”

PORCH RUGS. . .... 51.37

2-Strand Rubber Covered LAMP CORD . .... 2

Reg. $1.59 (Sizes 1-6)

CHILDREN’S DRESSES . 88-

Regular 35¢ Novelty Marquisette

CURTAIN MATERIAL »-- 20¢ Reg. 59¢, 36-Inch Width Dotted Swiss

CURTAIN MATERIAL --- 29¢

$1.00 Value Women’s No-Seam

First Quality Nylons . . 84

BUY YOUR DRAPERY MATERIAL AT MURPHY’S AND WE WILL MAKE YOUR DRAPES FREE

"Regular 10¢ Value Cannon

DISH CLOTHS... 2 for 15

81x99 Inch White Star MUSLIN SHEETS. . . 1.97

Box of 250 YES

CLEANSING TISSUES “=” MODESS NAPKINS

SALE 6-Pc. COTTAGE SETS Regular $1,98 Special 1.39 Regular $1.49 Special $1 29

46-In. OILCLOTH . . - 55¢

Assistant Managers Special Reg. 39¢ Kiddies’ Metal

LUNCH BOXES . ... 39° : $2.49 Value Wg Plaid 51.98 Regular 25¢—17"x45" OILCLOTH SCARFS .... 19¢ 18x36-Inch—Reg. 39¢ CONGOLIUM MATS . . 29 Regular 49¢ Metal 3x5 FILE BOXES....... 3% Regular $6.98 Speedway ELECTRIC IRONS. . . R.15 Plastic Vanity

LAMP SHADES. . .... 49

I-Gal, Can Supertex, Reg. $5.49

| |WHITE HOUSE PAINT, 4 A9

$2.69 White Metal

MEDICINE CABINETS, $1.69 lars 200—Wire SKIRT HANGERS .. 2 for 5¢

Regular To—9-Ounce—Decorated

TUMBLERS. . . . 3 for 10¢

69¢ Value—Women's

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BIG VALUES

COSTUME JEWELRY

Wie titans 17°

» NYLON HAIR BRUSHES Regular Price $1.00 bb*

» HUMAN NAIR NETS

Regular Price, 15¢ 2 “ 15¢

Ass’t Mgrs. Special » QUICK-ON HAIR NETS

Regular pte, 10¢ 3 or 25¢

PLASTIC POWDER DISHES

Regular 25¢ Value c Ass’t Mgrs. Special 1 0

+» B-16 BOX LYDIA GRAY SCENTED CLEANSING TISSUES

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» NEW IMPROYED ' PACKER’S SHAMPOO

Two 25¢ Bottles Ass’t Mgrs. Special 25¢ » SPONGE RUBBER ‘COSMETIC SPONGES : r Regular Value, 10c e Ass't Mgrs. Sale Price 3

» BIG ROLL, DR. SCHOLL'S - ADHESIVE TAPE 10¢

: Regular 15¢ Roll Ass't Mgrs. Special » REGULAR 25¢ WOMEN’S WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS

Ass't Mgrs. 10¢.

BATHING CAPS... ... 15

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WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR CLEARANCE

Regular $1.97 Women's 2-Plece

PLAY SUITS... . .. $1.00 SUMMER SKIRTS. . . ° 2.41

Were $4.29—Clearance Pri

GABARDINE SLACKS, "saa

Were $4.95—Clearance Priced

FARMERETTES. . . . $1.00;

Were $1.98—Clearance Priced Women’s and Misses’

PLAY SHORTS... .. 1.00

Were $1.98—Clearance Priced Women's 2-Piece

SLACK SUITS... ... 51.95

Were $3.95—Clearance Priced Women’s |-Piece

BATHING SUITS. . . . 51.95

Were $5.95——Clearance Priced Regular Priced 29¢

TOY CLEARANCE =—=VALUES—

Regular $3.98 Rubber Tired

METAL SCOOTERS... 51.98

Assistant Managers Sale Price Regular 89¢ Harmiténe

HARMORIC.S . . . . . 59¢

- Assistant Managers Sale Price Govt. Surplus—Cleseouts

MODEL AIRPLANES . . 5¢

Worth Much More and 15¢ * Kiddies’—Were 10¢

SAND PAILS. ......¥

_ Assistant Managers Special Large Size Reg. 25¢

BALLOOKS . . . .. . 10¢

{PAJAMAS +. . . $1.48]

BOYS’ CLEARANCE —VALUES—

Sizes 8-16 Boys’ Summer

WASH SLACKS. ... 1.95

Were $3.29—Olearance Priced ' Buy These for School Wear Now

POLO SHIRTS. ..... 49

19¢ to $1 Value—Special Regular $1.69 Value

SPORT SHIRTS. . . . . 97

SLACK SUITS, 2-Ps. . $249) |

Were $4.49—Clearance Priced

SLACK SUITS. .... $1.49

Were $3.49—Special Boys’ Broadcloth

Were $1.95—Special Price

INFANTS’ and CHILDREN'S WEAR—CLEARANCE

SUN BONNETS, Now . . 15¢

Assistant Manager Sale Values

$3.95 Extra Size $1.41

DRESSES cov Assortment—Reg. “1,00 Women's NECKWEAR, Special . 37¢ $1.98 Little 'Missey (Size 1- HM) COTTON FROCKS . 51.59 $3.98 Value Women’s Zinger

Cotton Dresses = $2.19

Reg. 69¢ Value—Women’s

RAYON PANTIES... 37°

Beautiful Camelia Pattern

SILVERWARE

TEASPOONS, Special ____________10¢ TABLE FORKS, Special... 20¢ TABLE KNIVES, Special.__......_-20¢

“INDIANA'S LARGEST VARIETY STORE

* Regular 49¢ Yard—33" Width

CRINKLE CREPE, Yd. . 29- |

MONDAY THRU FRIDAY "9AMTOBPM SATURDAY, 9a. m.to3 p.m.

Children’s 25¢ Value

Children’s—Regular 33c—Sites 2 4-6

RAYON PANTIES . 25¢

Children’s $1.59 Cock Robin .

POLOETTES, Now. .. . 77¢

Boys’ Chambray—Sizes 1-3

WASH SUITS, Were *1-%8, 88¢

Sizes 4-6—Kiddie’s 89¢

SUN SUITS, Now. . . . . 47°

Regular 35¢ Fine Ribbed Training Pants . . 4 for $197}

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MEN'S CLEARANCE —VALUES—

Men's Poplin Long-Sleeve

SPORT SHIRTS. . . . 51.95

Were $2,95—Special Values to $1—Men’s Summer

WASH TIES. . . 3 for 1.00

Lightwe Rr Flannel Plaid

SPORT SHIRTS . . . 51.95

Were $3.50—Clearance lar 25¢ Men's White

HANDKERGHIEFS . . . . 15¢

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