Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1947 — Page 34

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49"

SUIT or OVERCOAT or TOPCOAT , . .$39.95 FINE FELT HAT , , , 7.95 QUALITY SHIRT. , . 3.98 ALLSILKTIE. . . , 1.50 UNDERSHIRT. , , , 95 PAIR OF SHORTS . . 1.19 RAR OR HOSE = 59 TOTAL VALUE. . $56.08 SALE PRICE... . 449.95

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Ladies’ COAT, , . $39.98 Ladies’ DRESS. . . . 9.98 Ladies’ BAG. . . .. 3.98 Ladies’ HOSIERY . . 1.79

TOTAL VALUE . . 55.73 SALE PRICE . . . . 49, *49.50

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on Nears for. Trappers and Duck Hunfers:

By MARC G. WAGGENER ¢ | of records on each transaction and| hunters will be opening their seaMove over you anglers, rabbit. and quail hunters! Make way fora yeport to the conservation ‘de- 80n next Tuesday with* “home-| the trapper who will be hitting the trail at noon tomorrow and the duck hunter who. swings into action. next Tuesday, ‘H D k It's the high spot of the year for Hoosier sportsmen and thousands om rown' of them are taking every opportunity to get outdoors with their guns orsijrow Duc $ | been reported but there have been and dogs. Opening of the rabbit and quail season last Monday wit with | - r conditions become! yo indications that ducks en} a’ holiday on Tuesday, gave the| =r more severe in the northern states other waterfowl are moving il

nimrods a fine start altough the or possum. For them the chase is and southern Canada, Houaler duck ward. results were spotted. ,. |the thing, regardless of whether the |

While hunting has about crowded |GUAITY is taken. : fishing out of the outdoor spot-| light, a number of the more hardy Fur Prices Unsettled - anglers are still in action. Lakes AS the trappers prepare to open

and streams generally are in good the season’ they are awaiting an- | fishing © condition and the anglers nNouncement of the prices which will | braving the chilly weather “ have Pe paid for pelts this year. It is landed some good .catches, = The|8ssumed that offers will approxirevival in fishing interest will come Mate those of last year, later flucafter the lakes have frozen over and tuations being governed by the de{ice fishing begins. mand for the different types of fur ar and the condition of the pelts, Pur '‘Million-Dollar Income. taken during the early part of the Hosier trappers are counting on season rarely brings top prices, most a million-dollar income during the buyers preferring the thicker and {two-month season which opens at heavier pelts taken after an ex[noon tomorrow. The trapping “of tended period of cold weather. muskrat, opossum, raccoon, skunk,| Another factor in the prices colmink and fox has been a million-| jected by the trappers will be the - (dollar business in Indiana for a! umber of pelts taken. Fox and (number of years. raccoon are reported numerous in Aside from the income from this ot parts of the state, but no ma-

part-time - activity, many Hoosiers | iaria] increase has been found in the | thrill to the ‘music’ of their dogs|,umber of skunk

| running on the trall of a fox, coon | -

‘Rat’ Crop Uncertain

em 8 AM, to 9 Pp. M. Dally Some uncertainty is reported over

grown” birds as their target. Some| {southward flights of geese have|

| partment.

Savings Received by SATURDAY Earn Interest From

NOV. 1st.

NTE UFTY

the crop of muskrats which make - N + S ith’ % up the bulk of thé fur harvest in| w 110 EAS” WASHINGION a mirn s :

Indiana each year. An absence of |

muskrat “houses” has been re-| 40 Years (WRIGHT'S)

shortage of “rats.”

Special Laws Apply

While no special license is required (the regular $1.50 resident license for hunting and fishing also including trapping) there are spe: cial Taws which regulate the taking of furbearing animals in Indiana. The trapper like the hunter and | | fisherman, must have permission to! | enter upon, the land of another and | | faces conflscation of his equipment | upon conviction of violating. any

_ MEN'S ALL WOOL SUITS

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* Sizes 14 to 17 collars

Rigs to I} colare Licenses for Fur Buyers

Special licenses are required for $3.50 dealing in furs. The Indiana resia dent planning to purchase fur from the trapper must have a buyer's license costing $10.00. The non- ; resident” buyer pays $25 for a simi- . lar. license but the nonresident who whe Shows for Men buys only from other dealers, not pT. direct from the trapper, pays a $10 A 7.95 to 14.95 Hee. Sizes 6!/; to 14 Laws governing the operations of fur buyers also specify the keeping

ANNOUNCING

THE OPENING OF

FRANK'S

BEECH GROVE STORE TODAY, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14th

of the hunting, fishing and trap- 0 AND ¥| ping laws, ! A bag limit of two raccoon per | X day is in effect, with a day counted n TOPCOATS | |as from 6 p. m. of one day until in «| the same time the following day. x Priced From Smoking, chopping or digging fur- } bearing animals from their dens Il is illegal, as is dislodging raccoon ¥ tk Not just white shirts—but & from their nests, [l real high quality, sanforized Possession of tree or pole climb- . broadcloths. Superb. sew- m a the ew a night is a law nt | te a . | Violation and other statutes preWanshia = Sows R Woes: a | scribe the method of setting traps, ; AT y prohibit molesting muskrat houses ! Pay as Little as Smith's. and warn against taking or killing g o * Low Set, Fused Collars beaver. a |] ¥ "TY

$500 DOWN!

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JEWELRY & CLOTHING SHOPS “ALWAYS A Saunt DEAL AT RITE'S”

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Today . . "> Frank's opened the door on new scenes of home magic.

ARMY SURPLUS

Gloves « Socks

Surplus Air Corps gloves and Navy socks at only a fraction of origin. al cost to the gov.

ernment,

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318 Mass. Ave. . 352W. Wash. St.

For over two years Frank's has presented newer and better things 7 to make the living of Indianapolis residents happier and more enjoyable! Living up to’ a pledge of serving a great city conscientiously and well, we move forward to a new standard of service to the community. Starting in October, 1945, Frank's has built solidly and well on the foundation of Integrity, Honor and Vision for the future. A great store always moves ahead. The Speedway branch of Frank's opened in October, 1945, the Indianapolis branch in July, 1946—and now another milestone! 504 Main St. in Beech Grove! A new Frank's! Pledging you our faith in the future, and conscientiously designed to serve you better. Yes, it's a great store grown greater!

Don’t throw it away! It can be repaired . . , by experts...

manufacturers parts. : | A First Names in Furniture, Radio and | i 1 TaVEL [IMIS Appliances on Parade at FRANK'S wie

MILT G. E. Refrigerators . . . G. E. Radios . . . G. E. Stoves . .. G. E. Washers . . . G. E. Dishwashers . . . G. E. Sweepers . . . G. E. Water Heaters . . . Gibson Refrigerators , . . Gibson % Electric Ranges . . . Gibson Freezers . . . Maytag Washers . . . Maytag Dutch Oven Gas Ranges . . . Maytag Ironers . . . Maytag Freezers . . . Zenith Radios . . . Sonora Radios . . « Heritage Living Room Suites . . . Heritage Bedroom Suites . . . Lane Cedar Chests . . + Roos Cedar Chests'. . . Cavalier Cedar Chests . . . Sellers Kitchen Cabinets . . . Bigelow-

Acorn Gas Ranges . .. and many others.

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