Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1947 — Page 31

THURSDAY, NOV. 6, 1947 — c———— a - THE] i TIMES

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Scrippa-Howard S(aff Writer - have bought their diamonds from us.

WASHINGTON, Nov, 6 — A top Their expression of appreciation is Ee vere! : our greatest inspiration to maintain our least thive cents a pound if foreign : high standard of quality and value a aruiried w Saw frets! giving .". . from the beginning it . SEE OUR LSastier woolen L h "has been the BARNEY policy wn BEAUTIFUL sumers also could to sell only diamonds of quality at : CHRISTMAS

the easy way [02 Jord a Hotide a prices that represent savings. WINDOWSI

tion of the 34.

jeents-a-pound to shop for tariff on imported wool,

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. good examples of beautiful, how governmenral Mr. Rickert ; h f 1 || policies hold up prices on items im- § portant to everyone's pocketbook ut thoug t u {la time when- Congress is coming back to do something about high | prices. Sugar and wool are commodities on which this country depends largely on foreign imports—we get| about “66 per cent of our sugar abroad and about 70 per cent of our wool, The government's policies are ai-| rected at protecting our sugar and wool producers who produce only about one-third of what we use | They say they cannot compete with {the foreign producers because of {high production and labor “costs | here. . | Protects Growers Wool and sugar growers justify J . : government aid on the grounds that J i : Gift boxes bearing our name

{their industries are necessary in| ) *D -f Henton at | wartime when this country might k. & hd command -instant atte

|be shut off from imports. They also ® : “AA Christmas. For the inherent jay that without the domestic in- * a A |

dustries, foreign monopolies might 3 _— b ot FAR quality: and choice selections to {“nold up” the U. S. on wool and wn Rh a! Ra ha sugar prices as the overseas iubber 3 LN A be found here, assure gifts that industry once did. Sugar growers fit TN % \ 7 hope that mechanization eventually pm " A are truly worthy of your

|wili enable them to compete with ¢ ) : . oa. practical gifts for bttie lawrocct foroin ap Hh 4 Christmas sentiment. We invite Yet, the result of the govern- :

everyone in Sears new Christmas Catalog | mens sugar and wool poicies to- : po a ay your inspection.

|day is that it protects a small num-|"

) And the best part is, shopping the catalog way is easy on the' budget, [ber of growers at the expense of y : iy J foo. All the beautify! gifts in Sears Christmas Catalog are Sears-priced’ iliond Di exten | SonSmets TW CHARGE ACCOUNTS OR WW NX to save you money on Christmas shopping :*". just like always. And, / Domestic. sugar growers- are pro- - ; S-P-A-C-E-D PAYMENTS the CONVENIENCE of it! One stop, one easy order—and Christmas tected by a support price of $14.50] a cost cs shopping is through. Come in to Sears Catalog Sales Dept. todayy 3 on sugar bests, 8 three. fourths at no extra cost. of a cent* pound tariff on Cuban 2 . I¥'s the EASY, money- saving way 1 shopl, sugar and, most important of all, {la quota system due to be reimposed Catalog Sales Department Jan, 1 which will limit the amount YOUR 0 Wk E . Ss T 0 p SHOPPING c E N T E R 8 ” of foreign sugar that can come into Indianapolis this country, Domestic wool growers. are pro-, tected by the 34-cent-a-pound tariff and a governmeht support program! guaranteeing them a price of at least, 423 cents a pound. Foreign wool growers can pay the 34-cent tariff “and still undersell our domestic wool growers. Tariffs, which still exist on hundreds of other commodities; do not serve as a barrier to foreign ; : |goods in this time of high prices in ; {when the U. 8. public apparently ? 7 6 - DIAMOND BRIDAL | u. S AIR CORPS TYPE isn't penny-conscious. 8-DIAMOND WEDDING PAIR. Elaborately de$59.95 B-15 FLIGHT 3 : ti 8 ET matching three- signed. Both rings 14-K. |i -— ’ :

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the groom all 14-k. gold. For ‘Save Shades’ Fund

Members of the Degree of Honor, Lodge 38, will sponsor a “Save the Shades” benefit book review. and

p pe illustrated fashion talk, Nov. 18 in Brand New | REG. $18.95 VAL. zr the aise i World War Memorial,

. i A building. Form fitting, 1 2% Zi \&) y The review will be given by Mrs.

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