Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1947 — Page 6

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WASHINGTON, Nov. 18 (UP)

1 kr LJ ". : Export-Import Bank officials sald | {today -that Canadian and Ameriean le experts would meet in the "near

Practiced Medicine {future"—possibly next week—to dis-

; cuss an agreement formalizing: a Here for 40 Years $300 million Export-Import Bank Dr. Edward O. Little, a physician credit to Canada here for 40 years, died yesterday in (Advertisement) his" home in Danville. He was 69, ‘ A native of Cicero: he lived here BOOKLET Ox most of his life, and was a member

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Services for Clem Shobe, Who died |pre—— e—— starts to work right where stuffy Priday in his home, 2058 Yandes SE The HUB'S Complete trouble is! It opens cold-clogged ¢ 8t, will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow HOME OUTFIT nose, relieves transient conges- . in the New Bethel Baptist Church. —EASY $295.00 tion, lets you breathe again. Use 7 Burial will be in Crown Hill. He TERMS it for Salo yeliet from i was 0, The Hub Furniture C Sncesy head cold distros. Born in Glasgow, Ky, he had 414 E. Washington ot Follow directions in the package. \ béen . resident of Indianapolis 60

|" Burvivors are his wife, Mrs. Nellie | : : > i ror em 0 fg Shobe; a sister, Mrs. Minerva Per-’ . : 'kifis, Indianapolis, and three broth- ; 9 ’ . "Retired Baker Fought ers, Robert Shobe, 8t. Louis; Hugh

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State Medical Association, Masonic FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR J : Lodge, Loyal Legion and So-Journ- NOW OFF PRESS o | SALE OF SOAP "As ome again ers. He was graduated from Indiana ; “@ & ® Boxes p oa still shining! University Medical School in 1907, Tuck Stitch Vests & Pants LUX RINSO BREEZE BOYS’ $2.25 CORDUROYS From 1901 to 1904 Dr. Little was; Mrs. Lona Rogers, Audiphone Elastic waist, tuck stitch 4 Assorted Boxes to a Customer, while Good quality pinwale an instructor at DePauw University, Co. of Indiana, announced to- pants, built-up shoulder, Limited Quantity Lasts. corduroys, built.up bib 7. where he was a member of Delta day that she is now able to vests, small, medium and : and shoulder straps. Col- $ Ec SHINE THAT STAYS Upsilon Fraternity, He ‘also lectured Make BYajiahie to the public, . large 2 tor re red. Dues navy, wine. : . . at no cost, a fascinating new ° | sizes 3 izes : = ipsam Genoa Cogs. | fe 00 cot nung now aes £7 SALE OF SOAPS... 1°" °°" because it has a hard-wax finishl | Hr practiced medicine in indian bog poms san ei ™ Women's RAYON PANTIES |-i-vorr ee RS POL SHIRTS ———————— apolis and Hume, Ill, and was a, Titled “Modern Science and ® LUX TOILET SOAP ...... ars : Bright stripe polo shirts former assistant to Dr. George FP. Your Hearing,” this booklet, | Brief style panties with 3 ® LIFEBUOY SOAP Long sleeve with knit Butler, Warren County coroner, un-|{ prepared by Bell Telephone | elastic waist. Small for ® REGULAR SIZE SWAN ..» for or ni ' til he went into the Army in World| Laboratories and Western and medium sizes. Alvan cull. . Sizes 2 or = War I where he served as a colopel.| Electric, contains a wealth of Limit 4 Bars of Each Kind 3038, > comforting and informative Served in Washington | Comiorting and informative | ppapy wool 79¢ ANKLETS Reg. $2.25 GIRLS’ DRESSES After leaving the Army, Dr. Little ing. { 50% wool and 507% cot- : Cute ‘crisp new dresses GRIFFIN ABC WAX SHOE POLISH gives you became associated with the U. 8, Mrs. Rogers pointed out that ton. Turn down cuff—in p Galvanized Steel Snap Lock for Wednesday peling. easier, brighter, longer-lasting shoe shines, , Veterans Bureau, which later be- “Modern’ Science and Your white, maize, blue, red (lla . Many styles and patbecause it contains more hard wax! Hard Ao 7 came the Veterans AdupstTalion Hearing” will be found use- and other sweat- 3 pairs’ TROUSER PRESSERS terns. Sizes 3 to 6%. , : He served with the bureau ful not only by those who <Q er colors. for — Ho with hos — Se for more Washington, D, ©, a y suffer a hearing loss, but also TOTS’ KNIT PANTIES Sa . be shining, nse Cincinnati and Chicago, and served | by people who have loved | $i 95 Plastic Vanity Cases White cotton knit panties $ GRIFFIN ABC WAX SHOE POLISH ...t0o get on the board of appeals and rating] ©°0°S and friends seeking a , Pairs > with elastic waist for the shine that stays/ better way to better hearing. Brown, white, red, etc. $ d. Sizes 1 to 4 ) board in Indianapolis, fitted with ci ett for band. Sizes , SHOE POLISH / Dr. Litile 18 survived by his wit This free booklet may be had 1 garelle : p 5 8 ed by his wife,| py anyone mailing his name compartment, powder § INFANTS’ KNIT SHIRTS BLACK, BROWN, TAN, OXSLOOD Mrs. Nellie M. Little, Indianapolis;| and address to Audiphone Co, || Puff, comb and mirror. Fold over tee white cotin the easy-opening can ; one brother, Dr. John W. Little| of Ind, Fletcher Trust Bldg, |l§ Chain handle. $ - » 8r.; two nephews, Dr. John W,| Room 1116, 108 N. Penn, ry [ ¥ proo!, shap lock style trouser presser, xn ns Lregulats 3 a p S Little Jr. and Dr. John D. Little Indianapolis. : Gen. Leather Slack Purses §\| make ironing unnecessary for all wash trou- 3 Yay to 6 ! « J+ Use self-polishing GRIFFIN LIQUID WAX Funeral services will be held at Mrs. Rogers urges you to N t - sers, slacks, etc. Adjustable to any size ‘ : : ' 3 p. m ‘ ite immediately. to take Neal, sompas Durse : hrs : RECEIVING BLANKETS for quick and easy shines on children’s shoes! 3 p. m. Thursday in Flanner &| Wr Makes excellent cosmetic $ . Buchanan mortuary, with burial in, ~~ Advantage of this present no- | bag. 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